Children of George and Henretta Lansing Otly:
James L Otly 1849 - 1921 # 5914490
John Otly 1851 - 1931 # 6513652
Charles E Otly 1853 - 1861 # 82836810
Miron L Otly 1860 - 1860 # 14721289
C Edward Otly 1862 -
~~HENRIETTA LANSING OTLY~~
"Died at the home of her son, James Otley, of Custer, Wash., Nov. 11th 1912, Mrs. Henrietta Otley, of apoplexy, after an illness of two weeks.
In the death of Mrs. Otley, we find the passing of one of Pierce Co.'s early pioneers.
Henrietta Lansing was born in Holland April 10th, 1828. She emigrated to this country with her parents at the age of sixteen, locating in Milwaukee. She was married to George Otly, of Rubicon, in 1848; to them were born five sons - James and John of Custer, and Charles E., of Bellingham, Wash. - two dying in infancy.
They removed to Pierce Co. in the fall of 1865, driving through with a team in company with several other families, and locating on Plum Creek, on what is now known as the Aug. Reinke farm.
They moved to Eau Galle some years after, later to Osakis, Minn., and in 1889 to Whatcom Co., Wash., Mr. Otly dying shortly after.
Besides three sons, she leaves two brothers - John Lansing, of Bellingham, Wash., and Henry Lansing, of Couer d'Alene, Idaho and numerous other relatives, among them C. G. Lansing, of Waverly, D. M. Lansing of South Hill and John Mercer and Mrs,.Wm. Burns, formerly of Spring Valley, her nephews and nieces.
Mrs. Otly was a devoted mother and a kind neighbor; she was a member of the M. E. Church and had been an earnest Christian from her youth.
She was laid to rest by the side of her husband in the cemetery at Blaine, Wash., Nov. 13th, 1912."
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AlongTheWay:
Per cemetery transcription records, Henrietta is buried in the Weldon lot and evidently, there is no stone. Henrietta's maiden name was Lansing; she was a great aunt to Orvie Lansing.
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James L Otly 1849 - 1921 # 5914490
John Otly 1851 - 1931 # 6513652
Charles E Otly 1853 - 1861 # 82836810
Miron L Otly 1860 - 1860 # 14721289
C Edward Otly 1862 -
~~HENRIETTA LANSING OTLY~~
"Died at the home of her son, James Otley, of Custer, Wash., Nov. 11th 1912, Mrs. Henrietta Otley, of apoplexy, after an illness of two weeks.
In the death of Mrs. Otley, we find the passing of one of Pierce Co.'s early pioneers.
Henrietta Lansing was born in Holland April 10th, 1828. She emigrated to this country with her parents at the age of sixteen, locating in Milwaukee. She was married to George Otly, of Rubicon, in 1848; to them were born five sons - James and John of Custer, and Charles E., of Bellingham, Wash. - two dying in infancy.
They removed to Pierce Co. in the fall of 1865, driving through with a team in company with several other families, and locating on Plum Creek, on what is now known as the Aug. Reinke farm.
They moved to Eau Galle some years after, later to Osakis, Minn., and in 1889 to Whatcom Co., Wash., Mr. Otly dying shortly after.
Besides three sons, she leaves two brothers - John Lansing, of Bellingham, Wash., and Henry Lansing, of Couer d'Alene, Idaho and numerous other relatives, among them C. G. Lansing, of Waverly, D. M. Lansing of South Hill and John Mercer and Mrs,.Wm. Burns, formerly of Spring Valley, her nephews and nieces.
Mrs. Otly was a devoted mother and a kind neighbor; she was a member of the M. E. Church and had been an earnest Christian from her youth.
She was laid to rest by the side of her husband in the cemetery at Blaine, Wash., Nov. 13th, 1912."
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AlongTheWay:
Per cemetery transcription records, Henrietta is buried in the Weldon lot and evidently, there is no stone. Henrietta's maiden name was Lansing; she was a great aunt to Orvie Lansing.
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Children of George and Henretta Lansing Otly:
James L Otly 1849 - 1921 # 5914490
John Otly 1851 - 1931 # 6513652
Charles E Otly 1853 - 1861 # 82836810
Miron L Otly 1860 - 1860 # 14721289
C Edward Otly 1862 -
~~HENRIETTA LANSING OTLY~~
"Died at the home of her son, James Otley, of Custer, Wash., Nov. 11th 1912, Mrs. Henrietta Otley, of apoplexy, after an illness of two weeks.
In the death of Mrs. Otley, we find the passing of one of Pierce Co.'s early pioneers.
Henrietta Lansing was born in Holland April 10th, 1828. She emigrated to this country with her parents at the age of sixteen, locating in Milwaukee. She was married to George Otly, of Rubicon, in 1848; to them were born five sons - James and John of Custer, and Charles E., of Bellingham, Wash. - two dying in infancy.
They removed to Pierce Co. in the fall of 1865, driving through with a team in company with several other families, and locating on Plum Creek, on what is now known as the Aug. Reinke farm.
They moved to Eau Galle some years after, later to Osakis, Minn., and in 1889 to Whatcom Co., Wash., Mr. Otly dying shortly after.
Besides three sons, she leaves two brothers - John Lansing, of Bellingham, Wash., and Henry Lansing, of Couer d'Alene, Idaho and numerous other relatives, among them C. G. Lansing, of Waverly, D. M. Lansing of South Hill and John Mercer and Mrs,.Wm. Burns, formerly of Spring Valley, her nephews and nieces.
Mrs. Otly was a devoted mother and a kind neighbor; she was a member of the M. E. Church and had been an earnest Christian from her youth.
She was laid to rest by the side of her husband in the cemetery at Blaine, Wash., Nov. 13th, 1912."
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AlongTheWay:
Per cemetery transcription records, Henrietta is buried in the Weldon lot and evidently, there is no stone. Henrietta's maiden name was Lansing; she was a great aunt to Orvie Lansing.
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James L Otly 1849 - 1921 # 5914490
John Otly 1851 - 1931 # 6513652
Charles E Otly 1853 - 1861 # 82836810
Miron L Otly 1860 - 1860 # 14721289
C Edward Otly 1862 -
~~HENRIETTA LANSING OTLY~~
"Died at the home of her son, James Otley, of Custer, Wash., Nov. 11th 1912, Mrs. Henrietta Otley, of apoplexy, after an illness of two weeks.
In the death of Mrs. Otley, we find the passing of one of Pierce Co.'s early pioneers.
Henrietta Lansing was born in Holland April 10th, 1828. She emigrated to this country with her parents at the age of sixteen, locating in Milwaukee. She was married to George Otly, of Rubicon, in 1848; to them were born five sons - James and John of Custer, and Charles E., of Bellingham, Wash. - two dying in infancy.
They removed to Pierce Co. in the fall of 1865, driving through with a team in company with several other families, and locating on Plum Creek, on what is now known as the Aug. Reinke farm.
They moved to Eau Galle some years after, later to Osakis, Minn., and in 1889 to Whatcom Co., Wash., Mr. Otly dying shortly after.
Besides three sons, she leaves two brothers - John Lansing, of Bellingham, Wash., and Henry Lansing, of Couer d'Alene, Idaho and numerous other relatives, among them C. G. Lansing, of Waverly, D. M. Lansing of South Hill and John Mercer and Mrs,.Wm. Burns, formerly of Spring Valley, her nephews and nieces.
Mrs. Otly was a devoted mother and a kind neighbor; she was a member of the M. E. Church and had been an earnest Christian from her youth.
She was laid to rest by the side of her husband in the cemetery at Blaine, Wash., Nov. 13th, 1912."
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AlongTheWay:
Per cemetery transcription records, Henrietta is buried in the Weldon lot and evidently, there is no stone. Henrietta's maiden name was Lansing; she was a great aunt to Orvie Lansing.
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