Estella obituary appears in the Houston Chronicle, February 27, 1916, on page 51, under the headline: DOCHTERMAN.
Estella, the daughter of James Renwick Blair and Mary Louisa Alice (Ashworth) Blair, married Earl Stanley Dochtermann on 17 April 1906 in Perry County, Illinois.
According to her obituary, Estella, aged 30 years, died on a Saturday afternoon at her residence, 6404 Sherman, Magnolia Park.
The obituary lists the following survivors: her husband, Earl Dochterman, father, J. R. Blair, and a brother, Howard Blair, both of Cutler, Ill.
Estella's funeral was at 3 o'clock in the afternoon from the residence. Rev. J. A. Shome officiated and interment was in Evergreen Cemetery.
On gravesite photo: A volunteer referred to a book that is probably the best known source for records of Evergreen Cemetery. The volunteer didn't find a record for Earl Stanley Dochterman(n). She did find a reference for a W. C. Dochterman(n) buried in the same location as Estella Dochterman(n). To book gave the gravesite location as section B-4 Lot 41. When the volunteer when to that location, she walked the immediate area and saw very few markers in the vicinity.
Estella, the daughter of James Renwick Blair and Mary Louisa Alice (Ashworth) Blair, married Earl Stanley Dochtermann on 17 April 1906 in Perry County, Illinois.
According to her obituary, Estella, aged 30 years, died on a Saturday afternoon at her residence, 6404 Sherman, Magnolia Park.
The obituary lists the following survivors: her husband, Earl Dochterman, father, J. R. Blair, and a brother, Howard Blair, both of Cutler, Ill.
Estella's funeral was at 3 o'clock in the afternoon from the residence. Rev. J. A. Shome officiated and interment was in Evergreen Cemetery.
On gravesite photo: A volunteer referred to a book that is probably the best known source for records of Evergreen Cemetery. The volunteer didn't find a record for Earl Stanley Dochterman(n). She did find a reference for a W. C. Dochterman(n) buried in the same location as Estella Dochterman(n). To book gave the gravesite location as section B-4 Lot 41. When the volunteer when to that location, she walked the immediate area and saw very few markers in the vicinity.
Estella obituary appears in the Houston Chronicle, February 27, 1916, on page 51, under the headline: DOCHTERMAN.
Estella, the daughter of James Renwick Blair and Mary Louisa Alice (Ashworth) Blair, married Earl Stanley Dochtermann on 17 April 1906 in Perry County, Illinois.
According to her obituary, Estella, aged 30 years, died on a Saturday afternoon at her residence, 6404 Sherman, Magnolia Park.
The obituary lists the following survivors: her husband, Earl Dochterman, father, J. R. Blair, and a brother, Howard Blair, both of Cutler, Ill.
Estella's funeral was at 3 o'clock in the afternoon from the residence. Rev. J. A. Shome officiated and interment was in Evergreen Cemetery.
On gravesite photo: A volunteer referred to a book that is probably the best known source for records of Evergreen Cemetery. The volunteer didn't find a record for Earl Stanley Dochterman(n). She did find a reference for a W. C. Dochterman(n) buried in the same location as Estella Dochterman(n). To book gave the gravesite location as section B-4 Lot 41. When the volunteer when to that location, she walked the immediate area and saw very few markers in the vicinity.
Estella, the daughter of James Renwick Blair and Mary Louisa Alice (Ashworth) Blair, married Earl Stanley Dochtermann on 17 April 1906 in Perry County, Illinois.
According to her obituary, Estella, aged 30 years, died on a Saturday afternoon at her residence, 6404 Sherman, Magnolia Park.
The obituary lists the following survivors: her husband, Earl Dochterman, father, J. R. Blair, and a brother, Howard Blair, both of Cutler, Ill.
Estella's funeral was at 3 o'clock in the afternoon from the residence. Rev. J. A. Shome officiated and interment was in Evergreen Cemetery.
On gravesite photo: A volunteer referred to a book that is probably the best known source for records of Evergreen Cemetery. The volunteer didn't find a record for Earl Stanley Dochterman(n). She did find a reference for a W. C. Dochterman(n) buried in the same location as Estella Dochterman(n). To book gave the gravesite location as section B-4 Lot 41. When the volunteer when to that location, she walked the immediate area and saw very few markers in the vicinity.
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