Edith May Boyd was born in Ames, IA, daughter of William Orr Boyd & Ella Henry Doxey. The family moved to O'brien County, IA when she was 7yrs old where they farmed for 20yrs. She met & married to Ernest Lustfield there. He was a merchant in the town of Paullina & owned & managed property. They had 4 children. When she died in 1967, she was survived by 2 daughters, Julia Lustfield & Margie Watkins, both of Chicago, son, Bill Lustfield of Davenport, IA & 3 grandchildren, James Watkins, Stuart & W.C.Lustfield. She was predeceased by her parents, her husband, 3 sisters, Emma Jones, Margie Boyd & Alice Moore & a brother, Stuart Boyd
NOTE: when she died, she donated her body to Scientific Study; not sure if the remains were buried some time later? or if there is even a gravestone in this cemetery??
NOTE: when she died, she donated her body to Scientific Study; not sure if the remains were buried some time later? or if there is even a gravestone in this cemetery??
Edith May Boyd was born in Ames, IA, daughter of William Orr Boyd & Ella Henry Doxey. The family moved to O'brien County, IA when she was 7yrs old where they farmed for 20yrs. She met & married to Ernest Lustfield there. He was a merchant in the town of Paullina & owned & managed property. They had 4 children. When she died in 1967, she was survived by 2 daughters, Julia Lustfield & Margie Watkins, both of Chicago, son, Bill Lustfield of Davenport, IA & 3 grandchildren, James Watkins, Stuart & W.C.Lustfield. She was predeceased by her parents, her husband, 3 sisters, Emma Jones, Margie Boyd & Alice Moore & a brother, Stuart Boyd
NOTE: when she died, she donated her body to Scientific Study; not sure if the remains were buried some time later? or if there is even a gravestone in this cemetery??
NOTE: when she died, she donated her body to Scientific Study; not sure if the remains were buried some time later? or if there is even a gravestone in this cemetery??
