Cremated at Graceland Cemetery in Chicago. Ashes given to son in law, Herbert Reagan, for burial.
Obituaries from Chicago Tribune, 10/26/1909:
MacArthur - Keturah Pratt MacArthur, Oct. 23, wife of the late Archibald MacArthur. Funeral private from her late residence. Riverside, Ill., Tuesday Oct. 26 at 10:34 a.m. Buffalo, Rochester and New York City papers please copy.
Keturah Pratt MacArthur, widow of Archibald MacArthur, died at her residence in Riverside Saturday evening. She was born in New York state and came to Chicago soon after the fire. While here she devoted much of her time to charitable works. She was a member of the Daughters of the Revolution and of the Woman's club of Chicago. Surviving are two sons, Arthur F. and John R. MacArthur, present heads of MacArthur Bros.' company, and three daughters, Mrs. Robert [Alice Maud] Somerville and Mrs. Herbert Reagan of Chicago and Mrs. William [Florence] Story of Colorado.
From: Daughters of the American Revolution Magazine, The American Monthly Magazine, January - June, 1910, pg. 225:
Mrs. Archibald MacArthur, passed into the new life October 23, 1909. A woman of rare ability, always ready to help humanity.
From: Lineage book - National Society of Daughters of the American Revolution, Vol. 14, pg. 103:
Mrs. Keturah Pratt Macarthur. 13271
Born in New York
Wife of Archibald MacArthur.
Daughter of George K. Pratt and Mercy Pratt, his wife.
Granddaughter of Stephen Pratt and Keturah Pratt, his wife.
Gr-granddaughter of Charles Pratt and Penelope Pratt, his wife.
Gr-Gr-granddaughter of William Pratt and Hanah Pratt, his wife. William Pratt, (1750-1850), served as a private and sergeant in the Connecticut militia. He was born at Saybrook and was a pensioner when he died at Granby.
Obituaries from Chicago Tribune, 10/26/1909:
MacArthur - Keturah Pratt MacArthur, Oct. 23, wife of the late Archibald MacArthur. Funeral private from her late residence. Riverside, Ill., Tuesday Oct. 26 at 10:34 a.m. Buffalo, Rochester and New York City papers please copy.
Keturah Pratt MacArthur, widow of Archibald MacArthur, died at her residence in Riverside Saturday evening. She was born in New York state and came to Chicago soon after the fire. While here she devoted much of her time to charitable works. She was a member of the Daughters of the Revolution and of the Woman's club of Chicago. Surviving are two sons, Arthur F. and John R. MacArthur, present heads of MacArthur Bros.' company, and three daughters, Mrs. Robert [Alice Maud] Somerville and Mrs. Herbert Reagan of Chicago and Mrs. William [Florence] Story of Colorado.
From: Daughters of the American Revolution Magazine, The American Monthly Magazine, January - June, 1910, pg. 225:
Mrs. Archibald MacArthur, passed into the new life October 23, 1909. A woman of rare ability, always ready to help humanity.
From: Lineage book - National Society of Daughters of the American Revolution, Vol. 14, pg. 103:
Mrs. Keturah Pratt Macarthur. 13271
Born in New York
Wife of Archibald MacArthur.
Daughter of George K. Pratt and Mercy Pratt, his wife.
Granddaughter of Stephen Pratt and Keturah Pratt, his wife.
Gr-granddaughter of Charles Pratt and Penelope Pratt, his wife.
Gr-Gr-granddaughter of William Pratt and Hanah Pratt, his wife. William Pratt, (1750-1850), served as a private and sergeant in the Connecticut militia. He was born at Saybrook and was a pensioner when he died at Granby.
Cremated at Graceland Cemetery in Chicago. Ashes given to son in law, Herbert Reagan, for burial.
Obituaries from Chicago Tribune, 10/26/1909:
MacArthur - Keturah Pratt MacArthur, Oct. 23, wife of the late Archibald MacArthur. Funeral private from her late residence. Riverside, Ill., Tuesday Oct. 26 at 10:34 a.m. Buffalo, Rochester and New York City papers please copy.
Keturah Pratt MacArthur, widow of Archibald MacArthur, died at her residence in Riverside Saturday evening. She was born in New York state and came to Chicago soon after the fire. While here she devoted much of her time to charitable works. She was a member of the Daughters of the Revolution and of the Woman's club of Chicago. Surviving are two sons, Arthur F. and John R. MacArthur, present heads of MacArthur Bros.' company, and three daughters, Mrs. Robert [Alice Maud] Somerville and Mrs. Herbert Reagan of Chicago and Mrs. William [Florence] Story of Colorado.
From: Daughters of the American Revolution Magazine, The American Monthly Magazine, January - June, 1910, pg. 225:
Mrs. Archibald MacArthur, passed into the new life October 23, 1909. A woman of rare ability, always ready to help humanity.
From: Lineage book - National Society of Daughters of the American Revolution, Vol. 14, pg. 103:
Mrs. Keturah Pratt Macarthur. 13271
Born in New York
Wife of Archibald MacArthur.
Daughter of George K. Pratt and Mercy Pratt, his wife.
Granddaughter of Stephen Pratt and Keturah Pratt, his wife.
Gr-granddaughter of Charles Pratt and Penelope Pratt, his wife.
Gr-Gr-granddaughter of William Pratt and Hanah Pratt, his wife. William Pratt, (1750-1850), served as a private and sergeant in the Connecticut militia. He was born at Saybrook and was a pensioner when he died at Granby.
Obituaries from Chicago Tribune, 10/26/1909:
MacArthur - Keturah Pratt MacArthur, Oct. 23, wife of the late Archibald MacArthur. Funeral private from her late residence. Riverside, Ill., Tuesday Oct. 26 at 10:34 a.m. Buffalo, Rochester and New York City papers please copy.
Keturah Pratt MacArthur, widow of Archibald MacArthur, died at her residence in Riverside Saturday evening. She was born in New York state and came to Chicago soon after the fire. While here she devoted much of her time to charitable works. She was a member of the Daughters of the Revolution and of the Woman's club of Chicago. Surviving are two sons, Arthur F. and John R. MacArthur, present heads of MacArthur Bros.' company, and three daughters, Mrs. Robert [Alice Maud] Somerville and Mrs. Herbert Reagan of Chicago and Mrs. William [Florence] Story of Colorado.
From: Daughters of the American Revolution Magazine, The American Monthly Magazine, January - June, 1910, pg. 225:
Mrs. Archibald MacArthur, passed into the new life October 23, 1909. A woman of rare ability, always ready to help humanity.
From: Lineage book - National Society of Daughters of the American Revolution, Vol. 14, pg. 103:
Mrs. Keturah Pratt Macarthur. 13271
Born in New York
Wife of Archibald MacArthur.
Daughter of George K. Pratt and Mercy Pratt, his wife.
Granddaughter of Stephen Pratt and Keturah Pratt, his wife.
Gr-granddaughter of Charles Pratt and Penelope Pratt, his wife.
Gr-Gr-granddaughter of William Pratt and Hanah Pratt, his wife. William Pratt, (1750-1850), served as a private and sergeant in the Connecticut militia. He was born at Saybrook and was a pensioner when he died at Granby.
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