Ida M. Wetherald, 74, died in St. Joseph's Hospital, on Monday, Oct. 3. She was the wife of William N. Werherald, and the mother of seven children. For several years the family lived on a farm in Thetford, a short distance east of the town line on the Thetford Center Road, and still have many friends in the neighborhood who remember them from the associations of past days. Besides her husband, Mrs. Wetherald is survived by three sons, Charles of Grand Blanc, Harry, of Washington, and Roy, of Oregon, four daughters, Mrs. Grace Willett and Mrs. Ed George, both of Flint, Mrs. Lewis Bradley, of Mt. Clemens and Mrs. James Howe, of Fenton, 33 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Funeral services were held on Wednesday. Burial in Sunset Hills.
Ida descends from English subjects in Colonial America as indicated by the chart at the right.
Ida descends from English subjects in Colonial America as indicated by the chart at the right.
Ida M. Wetherald, 74, died in St. Joseph's Hospital, on Monday, Oct. 3. She was the wife of William N. Werherald, and the mother of seven children. For several years the family lived on a farm in Thetford, a short distance east of the town line on the Thetford Center Road, and still have many friends in the neighborhood who remember them from the associations of past days. Besides her husband, Mrs. Wetherald is survived by three sons, Charles of Grand Blanc, Harry, of Washington, and Roy, of Oregon, four daughters, Mrs. Grace Willett and Mrs. Ed George, both of Flint, Mrs. Lewis Bradley, of Mt. Clemens and Mrs. James Howe, of Fenton, 33 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Funeral services were held on Wednesday. Burial in Sunset Hills.
Ida descends from English subjects in Colonial America as indicated by the chart at the right.
Ida descends from English subjects in Colonial America as indicated by the chart at the right.
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