The Gillette family descended from Johnathan Gillett who came to America from England on the ship "Mary and John" in the year 1630.
www.maryandjohn1630.com/passengerlist.html
Edwin and Sarah Ellen Rosewarne were the parents of:
Lewis Edwin Gillette 1873 – 1894
William Cyrus Gillette 1875 – 1950
m. Clara Louise Hoadley 1878 – 1943
Ethel H. Gillette 1882 – 1936
married Fredrick C Dean 1863 – 1937
Ralph Rosewarne Gillette 1892-1946
m. Delila P Emmons 1897 – 1974
"Sketch of His Life
Edwin Gillette was born on a farm in Bertrand township, about three and a half miles southwest of here, 55 years ago. He continued to reside on the homestead until about 12 years ago, when he came to Niles and engaged in the retail grocery business, the firm name being Gillette & Hatfield, until a couple of years ago, when Mr. Gillette bought his partner's interest in the business.
The deceased was identified with Tent No. 99 of the K.O.T.M.M, of which order he was finance keeper; also with the Knights of Pythias. He was also a member of the congregation of the Baptist church, and was active in church work.
Politically the deceased was prominent in local republican politics and was serving a second term in the council as alderman from the Third ward.
Mr. Gillette was fair and honorable in his business dealings and was respected by all who knew him. He leaves a wife, one daughter and two sons, Miss Ethel and William and Ralph, all of this place."
see full story on the Friendsofsilverbrook website regarding his suicide.
www.maryandjohn1630.com/passengerlist.html
Edwin and Sarah Ellen Rosewarne were the parents of:
Lewis Edwin Gillette 1873 – 1894
William Cyrus Gillette 1875 – 1950
m. Clara Louise Hoadley 1878 – 1943
Ethel H. Gillette 1882 – 1936
married Fredrick C Dean 1863 – 1937
Ralph Rosewarne Gillette 1892-1946
m. Delila P Emmons 1897 – 1974
"Sketch of His Life
Edwin Gillette was born on a farm in Bertrand township, about three and a half miles southwest of here, 55 years ago. He continued to reside on the homestead until about 12 years ago, when he came to Niles and engaged in the retail grocery business, the firm name being Gillette & Hatfield, until a couple of years ago, when Mr. Gillette bought his partner's interest in the business.
The deceased was identified with Tent No. 99 of the K.O.T.M.M, of which order he was finance keeper; also with the Knights of Pythias. He was also a member of the congregation of the Baptist church, and was active in church work.
Politically the deceased was prominent in local republican politics and was serving a second term in the council as alderman from the Third ward.
Mr. Gillette was fair and honorable in his business dealings and was respected by all who knew him. He leaves a wife, one daughter and two sons, Miss Ethel and William and Ralph, all of this place."
see full story on the Friendsofsilverbrook website regarding his suicide.
The Gillette family descended from Johnathan Gillett who came to America from England on the ship "Mary and John" in the year 1630.
www.maryandjohn1630.com/passengerlist.html
Edwin and Sarah Ellen Rosewarne were the parents of:
Lewis Edwin Gillette 1873 – 1894
William Cyrus Gillette 1875 – 1950
m. Clara Louise Hoadley 1878 – 1943
Ethel H. Gillette 1882 – 1936
married Fredrick C Dean 1863 – 1937
Ralph Rosewarne Gillette 1892-1946
m. Delila P Emmons 1897 – 1974
"Sketch of His Life
Edwin Gillette was born on a farm in Bertrand township, about three and a half miles southwest of here, 55 years ago. He continued to reside on the homestead until about 12 years ago, when he came to Niles and engaged in the retail grocery business, the firm name being Gillette & Hatfield, until a couple of years ago, when Mr. Gillette bought his partner's interest in the business.
The deceased was identified with Tent No. 99 of the K.O.T.M.M, of which order he was finance keeper; also with the Knights of Pythias. He was also a member of the congregation of the Baptist church, and was active in church work.
Politically the deceased was prominent in local republican politics and was serving a second term in the council as alderman from the Third ward.
Mr. Gillette was fair and honorable in his business dealings and was respected by all who knew him. He leaves a wife, one daughter and two sons, Miss Ethel and William and Ralph, all of this place."
see full story on the Friendsofsilverbrook website regarding his suicide.
www.maryandjohn1630.com/passengerlist.html
Edwin and Sarah Ellen Rosewarne were the parents of:
Lewis Edwin Gillette 1873 – 1894
William Cyrus Gillette 1875 – 1950
m. Clara Louise Hoadley 1878 – 1943
Ethel H. Gillette 1882 – 1936
married Fredrick C Dean 1863 – 1937
Ralph Rosewarne Gillette 1892-1946
m. Delila P Emmons 1897 – 1974
"Sketch of His Life
Edwin Gillette was born on a farm in Bertrand township, about three and a half miles southwest of here, 55 years ago. He continued to reside on the homestead until about 12 years ago, when he came to Niles and engaged in the retail grocery business, the firm name being Gillette & Hatfield, until a couple of years ago, when Mr. Gillette bought his partner's interest in the business.
The deceased was identified with Tent No. 99 of the K.O.T.M.M, of which order he was finance keeper; also with the Knights of Pythias. He was also a member of the congregation of the Baptist church, and was active in church work.
Politically the deceased was prominent in local republican politics and was serving a second term in the council as alderman from the Third ward.
Mr. Gillette was fair and honorable in his business dealings and was respected by all who knew him. He leaves a wife, one daughter and two sons, Miss Ethel and William and Ralph, all of this place."
see full story on the Friendsofsilverbrook website regarding his suicide.
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