Georgia Anna Helm was born Jun 19, 1865 in a log cabin on the banks of the Cedar River, Muscatine County, Iowa, and died near Manilla, Jefferson Township, Shelby County, Iowa on Feb 24, 1932 at the age of 66.
She married William Boon Vennink on Nov 2, 1882 in Manning, Carrol County, Iowa. He was the son of Gerrit Hendrik Vennink and Wilhelmina Boon. He was born Mar 2, 1859 and died Oct 26, 1900 at the age of 41.
She married George Hutchinson on Mar 3, 1916. He was born Feb 21, 1859 and died Jan 27, 1931. His first wife was Alice Johnston, whom he married Jan 31, 1883. He had four children by this marriage: George Marion, Thomas Clarence, Mrs. Florence Anderson, and a son who died in infancy. Alice died Nov 15, 1912.
According to the records of Mrs. Carol Vennink, "being left a widow with a large family to rear, turned to practical nursing jobs to make ends meet. A very Pleasant but No-Nonsense Mother and Grandmother, she was possessed of considerable determination. Once when angered at the continual trespassing of a neighbor's horse and the refusal of her husband to do anything about it, she herded the intruders in the barn. There she tied them up, festooned them with cans, buckets, and anything else she could tie onto them and sent them on their frantic way. After that the neighbor kept them home."
The 1910 census of Iowa, Crawford County, Westside Township, village of Vail (Roll 399, E.D. 72, Sheet 11, line 25), lists Georgia Vinnek, 44, widowed, mother of 9 children, mother of 7 still living, birthplace of father listed incorrectly as Ohio, birthplace of mother Ohio; and five children, all born in Iowa: Lottie, 21; Luella, 17; Mary, 13; William, 11; and Catherine, 8.
The 1920 census of Iowa, Crawford County, Milford Township, Deloit (Roll T625, E. D. 80, Sheet 2A, line 46, dwelling 15, family 15), lists the George Hutchinson family as George, 61, born in Illinois, both parents born in Ireland, no occupation; Georgia, 55, born in Iowa, both parents born in Holland [sic.], no occupation; and Katherine Vennink, daughter, 18, single, born in Iowa, mother born in Iowa, father born in Iowa. Georgia's father was born in Virginia; her mother was born in Ohio.
The 1930 census for the same location (Roll 626_650, ED 15, Sheet 2B, line 93, dwelling 55, family 55), lists the George Hutchniser (as indexed on ancestry.com) family as George, 71, born in Illinois, both parents born Northern Ireland, owns home valued at $2500, owns radio, age 23 at first marriage, can read and write, speaks English, no profession. Georgia is listed as his wife, age 64, her first marriage at 18, can read and write, born in Iowa, father born in Virginia, mother born in Ohio, speaks English. Granddaughter [of George] Margaret Anderson, 9, was living with them. She was born in Iowa, father born in Illinois, mother born in Iowa.
Georgia Anna Helm's certificate of death listed the reason for death as angina pectoris on the day of death and chronic myocarditis and cardiac decompensation with date of onset three years prior.
Her obituary stated:
"Mrs. Geo. Hutchinson was born in Muscatine county, Jun 19, 1865, and passed away at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Francis Kerr, west of Botna, at the age of 66 years, 8 months and 5 days.
"At the age of sixteen she came to Crawford county. On Nov 2, 1882, she was united in marriage to Wm. Vennink at Manning. Nine children were born to this union. Those left to mourn the loss of their mother are John and Frances Kerr of near Manilla, Mrs. Luella Sutton of Harlan, Albert and William of Los Angeles, Mrs. Mary Storm of Long Island, N.Y., and two step-sons of Deloit.
"Besides the children she leaves 12 grandchildren, four sisters, Mrs. Ella Fletcher of Lincoln, Neb., Mrs. Bertha Storm of Lone Tree, Mrs. Molly Dempster of Des Moines and Mrs. Lillie Hielce of Riverside, Calif., and one brother, W.D. Helm of Family, Mont., several nieces and nephews and a host of friends.
"In October, 1900, Mr. Vennink was killed at Vail. The mother bravely went to work to keep her family together and helped in care of the sick and these are the devoted deeds which endeared her to all those who knew her.
"In her early life she joined the M. E. Church and remained a faithful member to her death.
"On Mar 3, 1916, she was united in marriage to Geo. Hutchinson of Deloit. For 15 years they enjoyed a loving companionship until Jan 27, 1931, when her home was once more broken up by the death of her husband. Since that time she has made her home with her daughters, Mrs. Kerr and Mrs. Sutton. Her death was due to heart trouble. She passed away Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Kerr. The body was removed to the Schoor funeral parlors at Denison and it was from there that the funeral was held at 2:00 o'clock Monday, Feb 29th. Her former pastor of Deloit, Rev. Lovejoy, conducted the services. The remains were laid to rest besides her first husband in the Vail cemetery.
"Those attending the funeral from a distance were: Wm. Vennink of Los Angeles; Will, James and Wilbur Hutchinson of Milan, Ill., Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Dempster, Dr. and Mrs. Everett Dyson and two children and Mrs. Ruby Sinex of Des Moines."
Additional information appeared in another obituary:
"Funeral Services For Mrs. Geo. Hutchinson Were Held Last Week
"Georgianna Helm . . . at the age of six years she was left fatherless and made her home with an uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. George Overmeier at Decatur, Ill.
"When she was seventeen years of age she came to Crawford county, Iowa. . .
"In 1900 Mr. Vennink met with accidental death. Following this Mrs. Hutchinson practiced nursing for a number of years. In 1916 she was married to George Hutchinson and they lived in Deloit until after his death in 1931. . .
"Besides the above named children she is survived by two stepsons. . .
"Mrs. Hutchinson wa a faithful member of the M. E. church and had a strong character and sweet disposition. She was a kind and loving wife and mother and as a neighbor and friend was much respected and admired.
". . . Pallbearers were Louis Vennink, James Anderson, F. L. Kerr, E. D. Sutton, Marion Hutchinson and Harry Anderson."
She was buried in Block 121 of the Vail cemetery, lot 4. It is next to her first husband's plot. Cemetery records read, "Georgia, mother, date of death Feb 24, 1932." Directions to the cemetery: Start at US 66 and Main Street, proceed north on Main. Turn left at 4th St., continue on dirt road west of town as it turns north. Turn left at first intersection (340th St. and K Ave.) Cemetery is on the left. Stones are south of the entrance at the bottom of the hill. Her stone reads, ""Georgia Vennink 1865-1932."
She married William Boon Vennink on Nov 2, 1882 in Manning, Carrol County, Iowa. He was the son of Gerrit Hendrik Vennink and Wilhelmina Boon. He was born Mar 2, 1859 and died Oct 26, 1900 at the age of 41.
She married George Hutchinson on Mar 3, 1916. He was born Feb 21, 1859 and died Jan 27, 1931. His first wife was Alice Johnston, whom he married Jan 31, 1883. He had four children by this marriage: George Marion, Thomas Clarence, Mrs. Florence Anderson, and a son who died in infancy. Alice died Nov 15, 1912.
According to the records of Mrs. Carol Vennink, "being left a widow with a large family to rear, turned to practical nursing jobs to make ends meet. A very Pleasant but No-Nonsense Mother and Grandmother, she was possessed of considerable determination. Once when angered at the continual trespassing of a neighbor's horse and the refusal of her husband to do anything about it, she herded the intruders in the barn. There she tied them up, festooned them with cans, buckets, and anything else she could tie onto them and sent them on their frantic way. After that the neighbor kept them home."
The 1910 census of Iowa, Crawford County, Westside Township, village of Vail (Roll 399, E.D. 72, Sheet 11, line 25), lists Georgia Vinnek, 44, widowed, mother of 9 children, mother of 7 still living, birthplace of father listed incorrectly as Ohio, birthplace of mother Ohio; and five children, all born in Iowa: Lottie, 21; Luella, 17; Mary, 13; William, 11; and Catherine, 8.
The 1920 census of Iowa, Crawford County, Milford Township, Deloit (Roll T625, E. D. 80, Sheet 2A, line 46, dwelling 15, family 15), lists the George Hutchinson family as George, 61, born in Illinois, both parents born in Ireland, no occupation; Georgia, 55, born in Iowa, both parents born in Holland [sic.], no occupation; and Katherine Vennink, daughter, 18, single, born in Iowa, mother born in Iowa, father born in Iowa. Georgia's father was born in Virginia; her mother was born in Ohio.
The 1930 census for the same location (Roll 626_650, ED 15, Sheet 2B, line 93, dwelling 55, family 55), lists the George Hutchniser (as indexed on ancestry.com) family as George, 71, born in Illinois, both parents born Northern Ireland, owns home valued at $2500, owns radio, age 23 at first marriage, can read and write, speaks English, no profession. Georgia is listed as his wife, age 64, her first marriage at 18, can read and write, born in Iowa, father born in Virginia, mother born in Ohio, speaks English. Granddaughter [of George] Margaret Anderson, 9, was living with them. She was born in Iowa, father born in Illinois, mother born in Iowa.
Georgia Anna Helm's certificate of death listed the reason for death as angina pectoris on the day of death and chronic myocarditis and cardiac decompensation with date of onset three years prior.
Her obituary stated:
"Mrs. Geo. Hutchinson was born in Muscatine county, Jun 19, 1865, and passed away at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Francis Kerr, west of Botna, at the age of 66 years, 8 months and 5 days.
"At the age of sixteen she came to Crawford county. On Nov 2, 1882, she was united in marriage to Wm. Vennink at Manning. Nine children were born to this union. Those left to mourn the loss of their mother are John and Frances Kerr of near Manilla, Mrs. Luella Sutton of Harlan, Albert and William of Los Angeles, Mrs. Mary Storm of Long Island, N.Y., and two step-sons of Deloit.
"Besides the children she leaves 12 grandchildren, four sisters, Mrs. Ella Fletcher of Lincoln, Neb., Mrs. Bertha Storm of Lone Tree, Mrs. Molly Dempster of Des Moines and Mrs. Lillie Hielce of Riverside, Calif., and one brother, W.D. Helm of Family, Mont., several nieces and nephews and a host of friends.
"In October, 1900, Mr. Vennink was killed at Vail. The mother bravely went to work to keep her family together and helped in care of the sick and these are the devoted deeds which endeared her to all those who knew her.
"In her early life she joined the M. E. Church and remained a faithful member to her death.
"On Mar 3, 1916, she was united in marriage to Geo. Hutchinson of Deloit. For 15 years they enjoyed a loving companionship until Jan 27, 1931, when her home was once more broken up by the death of her husband. Since that time she has made her home with her daughters, Mrs. Kerr and Mrs. Sutton. Her death was due to heart trouble. She passed away Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Kerr. The body was removed to the Schoor funeral parlors at Denison and it was from there that the funeral was held at 2:00 o'clock Monday, Feb 29th. Her former pastor of Deloit, Rev. Lovejoy, conducted the services. The remains were laid to rest besides her first husband in the Vail cemetery.
"Those attending the funeral from a distance were: Wm. Vennink of Los Angeles; Will, James and Wilbur Hutchinson of Milan, Ill., Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Dempster, Dr. and Mrs. Everett Dyson and two children and Mrs. Ruby Sinex of Des Moines."
Additional information appeared in another obituary:
"Funeral Services For Mrs. Geo. Hutchinson Were Held Last Week
"Georgianna Helm . . . at the age of six years she was left fatherless and made her home with an uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. George Overmeier at Decatur, Ill.
"When she was seventeen years of age she came to Crawford county, Iowa. . .
"In 1900 Mr. Vennink met with accidental death. Following this Mrs. Hutchinson practiced nursing for a number of years. In 1916 she was married to George Hutchinson and they lived in Deloit until after his death in 1931. . .
"Besides the above named children she is survived by two stepsons. . .
"Mrs. Hutchinson wa a faithful member of the M. E. church and had a strong character and sweet disposition. She was a kind and loving wife and mother and as a neighbor and friend was much respected and admired.
". . . Pallbearers were Louis Vennink, James Anderson, F. L. Kerr, E. D. Sutton, Marion Hutchinson and Harry Anderson."
She was buried in Block 121 of the Vail cemetery, lot 4. It is next to her first husband's plot. Cemetery records read, "Georgia, mother, date of death Feb 24, 1932." Directions to the cemetery: Start at US 66 and Main Street, proceed north on Main. Turn left at 4th St., continue on dirt road west of town as it turns north. Turn left at first intersection (340th St. and K Ave.) Cemetery is on the left. Stones are south of the entrance at the bottom of the hill. Her stone reads, ""Georgia Vennink 1865-1932."
Georgia Anna Helm was born Jun 19, 1865 in a log cabin on the banks of the Cedar River, Muscatine County, Iowa, and died near Manilla, Jefferson Township, Shelby County, Iowa on Feb 24, 1932 at the age of 66.
She married William Boon Vennink on Nov 2, 1882 in Manning, Carrol County, Iowa. He was the son of Gerrit Hendrik Vennink and Wilhelmina Boon. He was born Mar 2, 1859 and died Oct 26, 1900 at the age of 41.
She married George Hutchinson on Mar 3, 1916. He was born Feb 21, 1859 and died Jan 27, 1931. His first wife was Alice Johnston, whom he married Jan 31, 1883. He had four children by this marriage: George Marion, Thomas Clarence, Mrs. Florence Anderson, and a son who died in infancy. Alice died Nov 15, 1912.
According to the records of Mrs. Carol Vennink, "being left a widow with a large family to rear, turned to practical nursing jobs to make ends meet. A very Pleasant but No-Nonsense Mother and Grandmother, she was possessed of considerable determination. Once when angered at the continual trespassing of a neighbor's horse and the refusal of her husband to do anything about it, she herded the intruders in the barn. There she tied them up, festooned them with cans, buckets, and anything else she could tie onto them and sent them on their frantic way. After that the neighbor kept them home."
The 1910 census of Iowa, Crawford County, Westside Township, village of Vail (Roll 399, E.D. 72, Sheet 11, line 25), lists Georgia Vinnek, 44, widowed, mother of 9 children, mother of 7 still living, birthplace of father listed incorrectly as Ohio, birthplace of mother Ohio; and five children, all born in Iowa: Lottie, 21; Luella, 17; Mary, 13; William, 11; and Catherine, 8.
The 1920 census of Iowa, Crawford County, Milford Township, Deloit (Roll T625, E. D. 80, Sheet 2A, line 46, dwelling 15, family 15), lists the George Hutchinson family as George, 61, born in Illinois, both parents born in Ireland, no occupation; Georgia, 55, born in Iowa, both parents born in Holland [sic.], no occupation; and Katherine Vennink, daughter, 18, single, born in Iowa, mother born in Iowa, father born in Iowa. Georgia's father was born in Virginia; her mother was born in Ohio.
The 1930 census for the same location (Roll 626_650, ED 15, Sheet 2B, line 93, dwelling 55, family 55), lists the George Hutchniser (as indexed on ancestry.com) family as George, 71, born in Illinois, both parents born Northern Ireland, owns home valued at $2500, owns radio, age 23 at first marriage, can read and write, speaks English, no profession. Georgia is listed as his wife, age 64, her first marriage at 18, can read and write, born in Iowa, father born in Virginia, mother born in Ohio, speaks English. Granddaughter [of George] Margaret Anderson, 9, was living with them. She was born in Iowa, father born in Illinois, mother born in Iowa.
Georgia Anna Helm's certificate of death listed the reason for death as angina pectoris on the day of death and chronic myocarditis and cardiac decompensation with date of onset three years prior.
Her obituary stated:
"Mrs. Geo. Hutchinson was born in Muscatine county, Jun 19, 1865, and passed away at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Francis Kerr, west of Botna, at the age of 66 years, 8 months and 5 days.
"At the age of sixteen she came to Crawford county. On Nov 2, 1882, she was united in marriage to Wm. Vennink at Manning. Nine children were born to this union. Those left to mourn the loss of their mother are John and Frances Kerr of near Manilla, Mrs. Luella Sutton of Harlan, Albert and William of Los Angeles, Mrs. Mary Storm of Long Island, N.Y., and two step-sons of Deloit.
"Besides the children she leaves 12 grandchildren, four sisters, Mrs. Ella Fletcher of Lincoln, Neb., Mrs. Bertha Storm of Lone Tree, Mrs. Molly Dempster of Des Moines and Mrs. Lillie Hielce of Riverside, Calif., and one brother, W.D. Helm of Family, Mont., several nieces and nephews and a host of friends.
"In October, 1900, Mr. Vennink was killed at Vail. The mother bravely went to work to keep her family together and helped in care of the sick and these are the devoted deeds which endeared her to all those who knew her.
"In her early life she joined the M. E. Church and remained a faithful member to her death.
"On Mar 3, 1916, she was united in marriage to Geo. Hutchinson of Deloit. For 15 years they enjoyed a loving companionship until Jan 27, 1931, when her home was once more broken up by the death of her husband. Since that time she has made her home with her daughters, Mrs. Kerr and Mrs. Sutton. Her death was due to heart trouble. She passed away Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Kerr. The body was removed to the Schoor funeral parlors at Denison and it was from there that the funeral was held at 2:00 o'clock Monday, Feb 29th. Her former pastor of Deloit, Rev. Lovejoy, conducted the services. The remains were laid to rest besides her first husband in the Vail cemetery.
"Those attending the funeral from a distance were: Wm. Vennink of Los Angeles; Will, James and Wilbur Hutchinson of Milan, Ill., Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Dempster, Dr. and Mrs. Everett Dyson and two children and Mrs. Ruby Sinex of Des Moines."
Additional information appeared in another obituary:
"Funeral Services For Mrs. Geo. Hutchinson Were Held Last Week
"Georgianna Helm . . . at the age of six years she was left fatherless and made her home with an uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. George Overmeier at Decatur, Ill.
"When she was seventeen years of age she came to Crawford county, Iowa. . .
"In 1900 Mr. Vennink met with accidental death. Following this Mrs. Hutchinson practiced nursing for a number of years. In 1916 she was married to George Hutchinson and they lived in Deloit until after his death in 1931. . .
"Besides the above named children she is survived by two stepsons. . .
"Mrs. Hutchinson wa a faithful member of the M. E. church and had a strong character and sweet disposition. She was a kind and loving wife and mother and as a neighbor and friend was much respected and admired.
". . . Pallbearers were Louis Vennink, James Anderson, F. L. Kerr, E. D. Sutton, Marion Hutchinson and Harry Anderson."
She was buried in Block 121 of the Vail cemetery, lot 4. It is next to her first husband's plot. Cemetery records read, "Georgia, mother, date of death Feb 24, 1932." Directions to the cemetery: Start at US 66 and Main Street, proceed north on Main. Turn left at 4th St., continue on dirt road west of town as it turns north. Turn left at first intersection (340th St. and K Ave.) Cemetery is on the left. Stones are south of the entrance at the bottom of the hill. Her stone reads, ""Georgia Vennink 1865-1932."
She married William Boon Vennink on Nov 2, 1882 in Manning, Carrol County, Iowa. He was the son of Gerrit Hendrik Vennink and Wilhelmina Boon. He was born Mar 2, 1859 and died Oct 26, 1900 at the age of 41.
She married George Hutchinson on Mar 3, 1916. He was born Feb 21, 1859 and died Jan 27, 1931. His first wife was Alice Johnston, whom he married Jan 31, 1883. He had four children by this marriage: George Marion, Thomas Clarence, Mrs. Florence Anderson, and a son who died in infancy. Alice died Nov 15, 1912.
According to the records of Mrs. Carol Vennink, "being left a widow with a large family to rear, turned to practical nursing jobs to make ends meet. A very Pleasant but No-Nonsense Mother and Grandmother, she was possessed of considerable determination. Once when angered at the continual trespassing of a neighbor's horse and the refusal of her husband to do anything about it, she herded the intruders in the barn. There she tied them up, festooned them with cans, buckets, and anything else she could tie onto them and sent them on their frantic way. After that the neighbor kept them home."
The 1910 census of Iowa, Crawford County, Westside Township, village of Vail (Roll 399, E.D. 72, Sheet 11, line 25), lists Georgia Vinnek, 44, widowed, mother of 9 children, mother of 7 still living, birthplace of father listed incorrectly as Ohio, birthplace of mother Ohio; and five children, all born in Iowa: Lottie, 21; Luella, 17; Mary, 13; William, 11; and Catherine, 8.
The 1920 census of Iowa, Crawford County, Milford Township, Deloit (Roll T625, E. D. 80, Sheet 2A, line 46, dwelling 15, family 15), lists the George Hutchinson family as George, 61, born in Illinois, both parents born in Ireland, no occupation; Georgia, 55, born in Iowa, both parents born in Holland [sic.], no occupation; and Katherine Vennink, daughter, 18, single, born in Iowa, mother born in Iowa, father born in Iowa. Georgia's father was born in Virginia; her mother was born in Ohio.
The 1930 census for the same location (Roll 626_650, ED 15, Sheet 2B, line 93, dwelling 55, family 55), lists the George Hutchniser (as indexed on ancestry.com) family as George, 71, born in Illinois, both parents born Northern Ireland, owns home valued at $2500, owns radio, age 23 at first marriage, can read and write, speaks English, no profession. Georgia is listed as his wife, age 64, her first marriage at 18, can read and write, born in Iowa, father born in Virginia, mother born in Ohio, speaks English. Granddaughter [of George] Margaret Anderson, 9, was living with them. She was born in Iowa, father born in Illinois, mother born in Iowa.
Georgia Anna Helm's certificate of death listed the reason for death as angina pectoris on the day of death and chronic myocarditis and cardiac decompensation with date of onset three years prior.
Her obituary stated:
"Mrs. Geo. Hutchinson was born in Muscatine county, Jun 19, 1865, and passed away at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Francis Kerr, west of Botna, at the age of 66 years, 8 months and 5 days.
"At the age of sixteen she came to Crawford county. On Nov 2, 1882, she was united in marriage to Wm. Vennink at Manning. Nine children were born to this union. Those left to mourn the loss of their mother are John and Frances Kerr of near Manilla, Mrs. Luella Sutton of Harlan, Albert and William of Los Angeles, Mrs. Mary Storm of Long Island, N.Y., and two step-sons of Deloit.
"Besides the children she leaves 12 grandchildren, four sisters, Mrs. Ella Fletcher of Lincoln, Neb., Mrs. Bertha Storm of Lone Tree, Mrs. Molly Dempster of Des Moines and Mrs. Lillie Hielce of Riverside, Calif., and one brother, W.D. Helm of Family, Mont., several nieces and nephews and a host of friends.
"In October, 1900, Mr. Vennink was killed at Vail. The mother bravely went to work to keep her family together and helped in care of the sick and these are the devoted deeds which endeared her to all those who knew her.
"In her early life she joined the M. E. Church and remained a faithful member to her death.
"On Mar 3, 1916, she was united in marriage to Geo. Hutchinson of Deloit. For 15 years they enjoyed a loving companionship until Jan 27, 1931, when her home was once more broken up by the death of her husband. Since that time she has made her home with her daughters, Mrs. Kerr and Mrs. Sutton. Her death was due to heart trouble. She passed away Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Kerr. The body was removed to the Schoor funeral parlors at Denison and it was from there that the funeral was held at 2:00 o'clock Monday, Feb 29th. Her former pastor of Deloit, Rev. Lovejoy, conducted the services. The remains were laid to rest besides her first husband in the Vail cemetery.
"Those attending the funeral from a distance were: Wm. Vennink of Los Angeles; Will, James and Wilbur Hutchinson of Milan, Ill., Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Dempster, Dr. and Mrs. Everett Dyson and two children and Mrs. Ruby Sinex of Des Moines."
Additional information appeared in another obituary:
"Funeral Services For Mrs. Geo. Hutchinson Were Held Last Week
"Georgianna Helm . . . at the age of six years she was left fatherless and made her home with an uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. George Overmeier at Decatur, Ill.
"When she was seventeen years of age she came to Crawford county, Iowa. . .
"In 1900 Mr. Vennink met with accidental death. Following this Mrs. Hutchinson practiced nursing for a number of years. In 1916 she was married to George Hutchinson and they lived in Deloit until after his death in 1931. . .
"Besides the above named children she is survived by two stepsons. . .
"Mrs. Hutchinson wa a faithful member of the M. E. church and had a strong character and sweet disposition. She was a kind and loving wife and mother and as a neighbor and friend was much respected and admired.
". . . Pallbearers were Louis Vennink, James Anderson, F. L. Kerr, E. D. Sutton, Marion Hutchinson and Harry Anderson."
She was buried in Block 121 of the Vail cemetery, lot 4. It is next to her first husband's plot. Cemetery records read, "Georgia, mother, date of death Feb 24, 1932." Directions to the cemetery: Start at US 66 and Main Street, proceed north on Main. Turn left at 4th St., continue on dirt road west of town as it turns north. Turn left at first intersection (340th St. and K Ave.) Cemetery is on the left. Stones are south of the entrance at the bottom of the hill. Her stone reads, ""Georgia Vennink 1865-1932."
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