Ida A. Gaumer was born August 5, 1897 in Harrison Township of Knox County, Ohio, the eldest of two daughters born to Floyd Gaumer and Nelly Jane Ralston.
On October 19, 1916 in Knox County, Ohio, Ida married Cecil J. Horn. Four children were born from their union. Her second birth was twin girls. Ida's father died in 1949, and Ida was the informant on her father's death certificate. Ida's husband preceded her in death in 1974.
Ida, 91, died September 30, 1988 at the Morning View Care Center in Danville, Knox County, Ohio and joined her husband in the Union Grove Cemetery.
On October 19, 1916 in Knox County, Ohio, Ida married Cecil J. Horn. Four children were born from their union. Her second birth was twin girls. Ida's father died in 1949, and Ida was the informant on her father's death certificate. Ida's husband preceded her in death in 1974.
Ida, 91, died September 30, 1988 at the Morning View Care Center in Danville, Knox County, Ohio and joined her husband in the Union Grove Cemetery.
Ida A. Gaumer was born August 5, 1897 in Harrison Township of Knox County, Ohio, the eldest of two daughters born to Floyd Gaumer and Nelly Jane Ralston.
On October 19, 1916 in Knox County, Ohio, Ida married Cecil J. Horn. Four children were born from their union. Her second birth was twin girls. Ida's father died in 1949, and Ida was the informant on her father's death certificate. Ida's husband preceded her in death in 1974.
Ida, 91, died September 30, 1988 at the Morning View Care Center in Danville, Knox County, Ohio and joined her husband in the Union Grove Cemetery.
On October 19, 1916 in Knox County, Ohio, Ida married Cecil J. Horn. Four children were born from their union. Her second birth was twin girls. Ida's father died in 1949, and Ida was the informant on her father's death certificate. Ida's husband preceded her in death in 1974.
Ida, 91, died September 30, 1988 at the Morning View Care Center in Danville, Knox County, Ohio and joined her husband in the Union Grove Cemetery.
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