She was 81 years old. Although born in Utah, she came to Arizona when she was seven years old. She was one of the first students to attend Tempe Normal School, which was a teachers' college, and eventually became Arizona State University.
She was survived by six children, F. Lee Kerby of Denver and former supervisor of Tonto National Forest; Mark and Joe, both of Mesa; Mrs. Bessie Cline and Mrs. Reta Arney, both of Globe; and Mrs. Irene Guenther of California; three brothers, C.C. Rogers, Preston Rogers and Harry Rogers; three sisters, Mrs. Georgia Hasty, Mrs. Reta Hatcher and Mrs. Ruth Fenner, all of California.
(Source: Arizona Republic, May 24, 1951, page 5; contributor #47900440)
Children: Mary Mariam Kerby 1888 – 1888, George Alma Kerby 1889 – 1890, Francis Le Cornu Kerby 1891 –, Alice Amelia Kerby 1894 – 1924, Bessie Blanch Kerby 1896 – 1972, Irene Kerby 1899 – 1990, Mark Kirby 1902 – , James Albert Kerby 1904 – 1908, Joseph Robert Kerby 1907, Reta Chloe Kerby 1910 –
She was 81 years old. Although born in Utah, she came to Arizona when she was seven years old. She was one of the first students to attend Tempe Normal School, which was a teachers' college, and eventually became Arizona State University.
She was survived by six children, F. Lee Kerby of Denver and former supervisor of Tonto National Forest; Mark and Joe, both of Mesa; Mrs. Bessie Cline and Mrs. Reta Arney, both of Globe; and Mrs. Irene Guenther of California; three brothers, C.C. Rogers, Preston Rogers and Harry Rogers; three sisters, Mrs. Georgia Hasty, Mrs. Reta Hatcher and Mrs. Ruth Fenner, all of California.
(Source: Arizona Republic, May 24, 1951, page 5; contributor #47900440)
Children: Mary Mariam Kerby 1888 – 1888, George Alma Kerby 1889 – 1890, Francis Le Cornu Kerby 1891 –, Alice Amelia Kerby 1894 – 1924, Bessie Blanch Kerby 1896 – 1972, Irene Kerby 1899 – 1990, Mark Kirby 1902 – , James Albert Kerby 1904 – 1908, Joseph Robert Kerby 1907, Reta Chloe Kerby 1910 –
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