A native of Dutton, Lancashire, England, Isabel Vandah Ramsey was married twice. First to Mr. Herron, and secondly to Madison W. Monnette. She died at the Indiana Masonic Home, in Franklin, Indiana, and is buried next to her husband. She left her stepdaughter, Edith Monnette Williams of Lima, Ohio, and her family in England.
And in her, Madison W. Monnett found stability and great love.
In everyday life, she went by her middle name, Vandah.
___________
Burial validated through her Indiana Death Certificate, and her death and burial notices in the Bucyrus Evening Telegraph.
My special thanks to Vandah's nephew Clive Rogers of Ditton, England who helped us learn more about a wonderful woman, and perfect addition to the family.
And in her, Madison W. Monnett found stability and great love.
In everyday life, she went by her middle name, Vandah.
___________
Burial validated through her Indiana Death Certificate, and her death and burial notices in the Bucyrus Evening Telegraph.
My special thanks to Vandah's nephew Clive Rogers of Ditton, England who helped us learn more about a wonderful woman, and perfect addition to the family.
A native of Dutton, Lancashire, England, Isabel Vandah Ramsey was married twice. First to Mr. Herron, and secondly to Madison W. Monnette. She died at the Indiana Masonic Home, in Franklin, Indiana, and is buried next to her husband. She left her stepdaughter, Edith Monnette Williams of Lima, Ohio, and her family in England.
And in her, Madison W. Monnett found stability and great love.
In everyday life, she went by her middle name, Vandah.
___________
Burial validated through her Indiana Death Certificate, and her death and burial notices in the Bucyrus Evening Telegraph.
My special thanks to Vandah's nephew Clive Rogers of Ditton, England who helped us learn more about a wonderful woman, and perfect addition to the family.
And in her, Madison W. Monnett found stability and great love.
In everyday life, she went by her middle name, Vandah.
___________
Burial validated through her Indiana Death Certificate, and her death and burial notices in the Bucyrus Evening Telegraph.
My special thanks to Vandah's nephew Clive Rogers of Ditton, England who helped us learn more about a wonderful woman, and perfect addition to the family.
Inscription
Unmarked
Gravesite Details
Next to husband Madison Welsh Monnett; two graves from Rosalie Monnett
Family Members
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Advertisement
