Ida and Barnett were the parents of 10 children. Their son Charles M. Nitterhouse was a WWI casualty at age 19 and is buried in France. Their oldest child, John, was an army sergeant who is buried at Arlington National. During WWI, Ida had a service flag with 4 stars in the window of her home. The stars represented the 4 sons (John, Howard, Robert and Charles) who were serving in the army during the war. A gold star was placed on the flag when Charles was killed in action in France.
Ida is buried next to her daughter Mary Ellen (Chase) and son Leroy. Ida's husband is buried in the same cemetery alongside his parents and siblings.
Ida and Barnett were the parents of 10 children. Their son Charles M. Nitterhouse was a WWI casualty at age 19 and is buried in France. Their oldest child, John, was an army sergeant who is buried at Arlington National. During WWI, Ida had a service flag with 4 stars in the window of her home. The stars represented the 4 sons (John, Howard, Robert and Charles) who were serving in the army during the war. A gold star was placed on the flag when Charles was killed in action in France.
Ida is buried next to her daughter Mary Ellen (Chase) and son Leroy. Ida's husband is buried in the same cemetery alongside his parents and siblings.
Family Members
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MSGT John Albert Nitterhouse
1886–1941
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William Lewis Nitterhouse
1887–1944
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Howard Lee "Punch" Nitterhouse Sr
1890–1972
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Leroy Elsworth "Browney" Nitterhouse
1892–1945
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Robert T. Nitterhouse Sr
1894–1964
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Mary Ellen Nitterhouse Chase
1896–1940
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CORP Charles Mentzer "Chink" Nitterhouse
1899–1918
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Katherine Nitterhouse Heckman
1902–1986
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Russel Tracy Nitterhouse
1906–1970
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Bernice Wingate Nitterhouse Bly
1908–1997
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