MRS. ELLWOOD FRANKLIN KING DIED ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON
Funeral services fro Mrs. Ellwood Franklin King, 66, who died Sunday afternoon at the home of her daughter, Mrs. A. J. Lindsey, from complications, after ailing for several months and being bedfast for two weeks prior to her death, were held at 2:30 Wednesday afternoon from the Methodist Church in charge of Rev. O. W. Morrow. Pall bearers were Arthur White, Lew Wolfe, Otto Brood, Ed Confer, C. W. Cozad, and Arthur Ewing. Burial was in the cemetery in Emerson.
Jennie Mae Culver was born on March 19, 1869 in West Township, two miles south of Hawthorne, the daughter of John and Ethelende Carr Culver. She grew to womanhood there and on December 19. 1888, she was married at the home of her parents to Ellwood Franklin King. To this union were born six daughters, Mrs. H. J. Heuer, Mrs. Lester Cozad, Mrs. A. J. Lindsey, of Red Oak, Mrs. F. B. Schaede, of Pensacola, Florida; Mrs. J. F. Hakes of Colorado Springs, Colorado, and Mrs. Madison Hall Jr., of Long Beach California, all of whom survive their mother along with the father. She spent her active life in and near Red Oka, with the exception of 16 years residence in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Beside the above named survivors there are also a brother, C. P. Culver, of Lewis; sister, Mrs. W. B. Gemmill of Anaheim, California, and 10 grandchildren.
Mrs. King was a member of the Methodist Church of Red Oak.
Red Oak Sun, Red Oak, Iowa, Friday, June 7, 1935, page 5
Jennie Mae Culver King aged 66 years, 2 months, 23 days, married, was born March 19, 1869 in Montgomery County, Iowa to John Culver and Ethelende W. Carr. She married Ellwood Franklin King on December 19, 1888 in Hawthorne, Iowa. She died June 2, 1935 in Red Oak, Montgomery County, Iowa of general melouorsicous, Thomas F. Thompson, M. D., burial June 5, 1935 in Emerson Cemetery, R. H. Perryman, undertaker.
Montgomery County Court House, Red Oak, Iowa, death records, book 1922-1949, page 221
Children
1. Ethel Leona KING b: 27 May 1895 in Montgomery County, Iowa, USA
2. Vera Catherine KING b: 20 Aug 1897 in Montgomery County, Iowa
3. Dortha M. KING b: 22 Jan 1901 in Montgomery County, Iowa, USA
4. Verna Gertrude KING b: 27 May 1903 in Montgomery County, Iowa, USA
5. Bernice Lucille KING b: 2 Oct 1907 in Montgomery County, Iowa, USA
6. Frances Irene KING b: 6 May 1913 in Montgomery County, Iowa, USA
Funeral services fro Mrs. Ellwood Franklin King, 66, who died Sunday afternoon at the home of her daughter, Mrs. A. J. Lindsey, from complications, after ailing for several months and being bedfast for two weeks prior to her death, were held at 2:30 Wednesday afternoon from the Methodist Church in charge of Rev. O. W. Morrow. Pall bearers were Arthur White, Lew Wolfe, Otto Brood, Ed Confer, C. W. Cozad, and Arthur Ewing. Burial was in the cemetery in Emerson.
Jennie Mae Culver was born on March 19, 1869 in West Township, two miles south of Hawthorne, the daughter of John and Ethelende Carr Culver. She grew to womanhood there and on December 19. 1888, she was married at the home of her parents to Ellwood Franklin King. To this union were born six daughters, Mrs. H. J. Heuer, Mrs. Lester Cozad, Mrs. A. J. Lindsey, of Red Oak, Mrs. F. B. Schaede, of Pensacola, Florida; Mrs. J. F. Hakes of Colorado Springs, Colorado, and Mrs. Madison Hall Jr., of Long Beach California, all of whom survive their mother along with the father. She spent her active life in and near Red Oka, with the exception of 16 years residence in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Beside the above named survivors there are also a brother, C. P. Culver, of Lewis; sister, Mrs. W. B. Gemmill of Anaheim, California, and 10 grandchildren.
Mrs. King was a member of the Methodist Church of Red Oak.
Red Oak Sun, Red Oak, Iowa, Friday, June 7, 1935, page 5
Jennie Mae Culver King aged 66 years, 2 months, 23 days, married, was born March 19, 1869 in Montgomery County, Iowa to John Culver and Ethelende W. Carr. She married Ellwood Franklin King on December 19, 1888 in Hawthorne, Iowa. She died June 2, 1935 in Red Oak, Montgomery County, Iowa of general melouorsicous, Thomas F. Thompson, M. D., burial June 5, 1935 in Emerson Cemetery, R. H. Perryman, undertaker.
Montgomery County Court House, Red Oak, Iowa, death records, book 1922-1949, page 221
Children
1. Ethel Leona KING b: 27 May 1895 in Montgomery County, Iowa, USA
2. Vera Catherine KING b: 20 Aug 1897 in Montgomery County, Iowa
3. Dortha M. KING b: 22 Jan 1901 in Montgomery County, Iowa, USA
4. Verna Gertrude KING b: 27 May 1903 in Montgomery County, Iowa, USA
5. Bernice Lucille KING b: 2 Oct 1907 in Montgomery County, Iowa, USA
6. Frances Irene KING b: 6 May 1913 in Montgomery County, Iowa, USA
MRS. ELLWOOD FRANKLIN KING DIED ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON
Funeral services fro Mrs. Ellwood Franklin King, 66, who died Sunday afternoon at the home of her daughter, Mrs. A. J. Lindsey, from complications, after ailing for several months and being bedfast for two weeks prior to her death, were held at 2:30 Wednesday afternoon from the Methodist Church in charge of Rev. O. W. Morrow. Pall bearers were Arthur White, Lew Wolfe, Otto Brood, Ed Confer, C. W. Cozad, and Arthur Ewing. Burial was in the cemetery in Emerson.
Jennie Mae Culver was born on March 19, 1869 in West Township, two miles south of Hawthorne, the daughter of John and Ethelende Carr Culver. She grew to womanhood there and on December 19. 1888, she was married at the home of her parents to Ellwood Franklin King. To this union were born six daughters, Mrs. H. J. Heuer, Mrs. Lester Cozad, Mrs. A. J. Lindsey, of Red Oak, Mrs. F. B. Schaede, of Pensacola, Florida; Mrs. J. F. Hakes of Colorado Springs, Colorado, and Mrs. Madison Hall Jr., of Long Beach California, all of whom survive their mother along with the father. She spent her active life in and near Red Oka, with the exception of 16 years residence in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Beside the above named survivors there are also a brother, C. P. Culver, of Lewis; sister, Mrs. W. B. Gemmill of Anaheim, California, and 10 grandchildren.
Mrs. King was a member of the Methodist Church of Red Oak.
Red Oak Sun, Red Oak, Iowa, Friday, June 7, 1935, page 5
Jennie Mae Culver King aged 66 years, 2 months, 23 days, married, was born March 19, 1869 in Montgomery County, Iowa to John Culver and Ethelende W. Carr. She married Ellwood Franklin King on December 19, 1888 in Hawthorne, Iowa. She died June 2, 1935 in Red Oak, Montgomery County, Iowa of general melouorsicous, Thomas F. Thompson, M. D., burial June 5, 1935 in Emerson Cemetery, R. H. Perryman, undertaker.
Montgomery County Court House, Red Oak, Iowa, death records, book 1922-1949, page 221
Children
1. Ethel Leona KING b: 27 May 1895 in Montgomery County, Iowa, USA
2. Vera Catherine KING b: 20 Aug 1897 in Montgomery County, Iowa
3. Dortha M. KING b: 22 Jan 1901 in Montgomery County, Iowa, USA
4. Verna Gertrude KING b: 27 May 1903 in Montgomery County, Iowa, USA
5. Bernice Lucille KING b: 2 Oct 1907 in Montgomery County, Iowa, USA
6. Frances Irene KING b: 6 May 1913 in Montgomery County, Iowa, USA
Funeral services fro Mrs. Ellwood Franklin King, 66, who died Sunday afternoon at the home of her daughter, Mrs. A. J. Lindsey, from complications, after ailing for several months and being bedfast for two weeks prior to her death, were held at 2:30 Wednesday afternoon from the Methodist Church in charge of Rev. O. W. Morrow. Pall bearers were Arthur White, Lew Wolfe, Otto Brood, Ed Confer, C. W. Cozad, and Arthur Ewing. Burial was in the cemetery in Emerson.
Jennie Mae Culver was born on March 19, 1869 in West Township, two miles south of Hawthorne, the daughter of John and Ethelende Carr Culver. She grew to womanhood there and on December 19. 1888, she was married at the home of her parents to Ellwood Franklin King. To this union were born six daughters, Mrs. H. J. Heuer, Mrs. Lester Cozad, Mrs. A. J. Lindsey, of Red Oak, Mrs. F. B. Schaede, of Pensacola, Florida; Mrs. J. F. Hakes of Colorado Springs, Colorado, and Mrs. Madison Hall Jr., of Long Beach California, all of whom survive their mother along with the father. She spent her active life in and near Red Oka, with the exception of 16 years residence in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Beside the above named survivors there are also a brother, C. P. Culver, of Lewis; sister, Mrs. W. B. Gemmill of Anaheim, California, and 10 grandchildren.
Mrs. King was a member of the Methodist Church of Red Oak.
Red Oak Sun, Red Oak, Iowa, Friday, June 7, 1935, page 5
Jennie Mae Culver King aged 66 years, 2 months, 23 days, married, was born March 19, 1869 in Montgomery County, Iowa to John Culver and Ethelende W. Carr. She married Ellwood Franklin King on December 19, 1888 in Hawthorne, Iowa. She died June 2, 1935 in Red Oak, Montgomery County, Iowa of general melouorsicous, Thomas F. Thompson, M. D., burial June 5, 1935 in Emerson Cemetery, R. H. Perryman, undertaker.
Montgomery County Court House, Red Oak, Iowa, death records, book 1922-1949, page 221
Children
1. Ethel Leona KING b: 27 May 1895 in Montgomery County, Iowa, USA
2. Vera Catherine KING b: 20 Aug 1897 in Montgomery County, Iowa
3. Dortha M. KING b: 22 Jan 1901 in Montgomery County, Iowa, USA
4. Verna Gertrude KING b: 27 May 1903 in Montgomery County, Iowa, USA
5. Bernice Lucille KING b: 2 Oct 1907 in Montgomery County, Iowa, USA
6. Frances Irene KING b: 6 May 1913 in Montgomery County, Iowa, USA
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