Mrs. Webster was my Mom's first mother-in-law. She was born in England. I'm not sure how old she was when she came to America or where she first came to. I do know that she lived in Colorado and later settled in Butte, Montana. She married Joseph Henry Webster on June 15, 1918. He was a miner and she was a homemaker. They had 5 children, 4 sons and a daughter. My Mom was married the oldest child, Richard Henry for 8 years before she divorced him.
She always adored the Webster family despite her feelings toward her former husband. Mrs. Webster was widowed while in her 50s. She apparently never remarried. My Mom left Montana and ultimately lost contact with the Websters, but heard that most of them moved to California. This is where Mrs. Webster died and is buried. Her husband was buried in Butte.
Not long ago, I was contacted by her daughter, Florence's daughter. It seems that the family chose to have her buried in California so they could easily visit her grave. I am not positive what cemetery she is buried in.
She always adored the Webster family despite her feelings toward her former husband. Mrs. Webster was widowed while in her 50s. She apparently never remarried. My Mom left Montana and ultimately lost contact with the Websters, but heard that most of them moved to California. This is where Mrs. Webster died and is buried. Her husband was buried in Butte.
Not long ago, I was contacted by her daughter, Florence's daughter. It seems that the family chose to have her buried in California so they could easily visit her grave. I am not positive what cemetery she is buried in.
Mrs. Webster was my Mom's first mother-in-law. She was born in England. I'm not sure how old she was when she came to America or where she first came to. I do know that she lived in Colorado and later settled in Butte, Montana. She married Joseph Henry Webster on June 15, 1918. He was a miner and she was a homemaker. They had 5 children, 4 sons and a daughter. My Mom was married the oldest child, Richard Henry for 8 years before she divorced him.
She always adored the Webster family despite her feelings toward her former husband. Mrs. Webster was widowed while in her 50s. She apparently never remarried. My Mom left Montana and ultimately lost contact with the Websters, but heard that most of them moved to California. This is where Mrs. Webster died and is buried. Her husband was buried in Butte.
Not long ago, I was contacted by her daughter, Florence's daughter. It seems that the family chose to have her buried in California so they could easily visit her grave. I am not positive what cemetery she is buried in.
She always adored the Webster family despite her feelings toward her former husband. Mrs. Webster was widowed while in her 50s. She apparently never remarried. My Mom left Montana and ultimately lost contact with the Websters, but heard that most of them moved to California. This is where Mrs. Webster died and is buried. Her husband was buried in Butte.
Not long ago, I was contacted by her daughter, Florence's daughter. It seems that the family chose to have her buried in California so they could easily visit her grave. I am not positive what cemetery she is buried in.
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