Daughter of Daniel Scheaffer and Sarah N Whoren.
According to US Census records:
In 1900 Emma lived in Frederic, Crawford, Michigan with her husband, Orlando and children, Eno K, Icle E and Roy O. She has given birth to 3 children, all are living in 1900. Orlando works as a teamster.
In 1910 Emma lived in Albert, Montmorency, Michigan with her husband Orlando and children, Icle and Roy. Orlando was managing a hotel and Emma was the cook.
In 1920 Emma J lived in Grayling, Crawford, Michigan. She is a widow at this time. Her son Roy and 8 year old grand daughter, Winifred R lives with her. Roy is a box car checker for the rail road.
In 1930 Emma J lived in Grayling, Crawford, Michigan with her son Roy and his wife Myrle and their daughter Jane E. Emma is a widow at this time. Roy is a bookkeeper at a box factory.
Cause of death: carcinoma of colon, general arteriosclerosis, hypertension
Published in the Crawford County Avalanche August 1, 1935
MRS . EMMA MILNES PASSED AWAY
Mrs. Emma J . Milnes, widow of the late Orlando Milnes, and one of Grayling's pioneers, passed away at the home of her son Roy Saturday forenoon following an illness that had lingered since Christinas. Infirmities of old age were the cause of death, and life just gradually ebbed away.
Emma J . Schaeffer was born in Freemont, Indiana, in 1856 and in 1879 was united in marriage to Mr . Milnes. The Milnes family came to Grayling forty-three years ago, but shortly after located at Frederic, Vanderbilt and Lewiston, where they operated hotels. Returning to Grayling in 1911 they took over the Burton Hotel and at that time that was Grayling's best hostelry. Mr. Milnes passed away while they were there and so the family a few years afterward gave up the business. From that time on Mrs. Milnes had made her home with her children. She was one of Grayling's most estimable citizens and her friendship was valued highly by her friends.
Funeral services were held Monday afternoon at the Milnes home with Rev. Edgar Florey of
Michelson Memorial church officiating. At the service Mrs, G. G. Clippert and her father Mr.
Edward Webb sang very beautifully, and interment was in Elmwood cemetery.
Surviving the deceased is a daughter and. two sons, Mrs. A. J. Mclnnis, Detroit, Eno K. Milnes, Chicago, and Roy, Grayling. Also six grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Also one sister Mrs. Murd McRae, Indianapolis. All have the sympathy of hosts of friends.
According to US Census records:
In 1900 Emma lived in Frederic, Crawford, Michigan with her husband, Orlando and children, Eno K, Icle E and Roy O. She has given birth to 3 children, all are living in 1900. Orlando works as a teamster.
In 1910 Emma lived in Albert, Montmorency, Michigan with her husband Orlando and children, Icle and Roy. Orlando was managing a hotel and Emma was the cook.
In 1920 Emma J lived in Grayling, Crawford, Michigan. She is a widow at this time. Her son Roy and 8 year old grand daughter, Winifred R lives with her. Roy is a box car checker for the rail road.
In 1930 Emma J lived in Grayling, Crawford, Michigan with her son Roy and his wife Myrle and their daughter Jane E. Emma is a widow at this time. Roy is a bookkeeper at a box factory.
Cause of death: carcinoma of colon, general arteriosclerosis, hypertension
Published in the Crawford County Avalanche August 1, 1935
MRS . EMMA MILNES PASSED AWAY
Mrs. Emma J . Milnes, widow of the late Orlando Milnes, and one of Grayling's pioneers, passed away at the home of her son Roy Saturday forenoon following an illness that had lingered since Christinas. Infirmities of old age were the cause of death, and life just gradually ebbed away.
Emma J . Schaeffer was born in Freemont, Indiana, in 1856 and in 1879 was united in marriage to Mr . Milnes. The Milnes family came to Grayling forty-three years ago, but shortly after located at Frederic, Vanderbilt and Lewiston, where they operated hotels. Returning to Grayling in 1911 they took over the Burton Hotel and at that time that was Grayling's best hostelry. Mr. Milnes passed away while they were there and so the family a few years afterward gave up the business. From that time on Mrs. Milnes had made her home with her children. She was one of Grayling's most estimable citizens and her friendship was valued highly by her friends.
Funeral services were held Monday afternoon at the Milnes home with Rev. Edgar Florey of
Michelson Memorial church officiating. At the service Mrs, G. G. Clippert and her father Mr.
Edward Webb sang very beautifully, and interment was in Elmwood cemetery.
Surviving the deceased is a daughter and. two sons, Mrs. A. J. Mclnnis, Detroit, Eno K. Milnes, Chicago, and Roy, Grayling. Also six grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Also one sister Mrs. Murd McRae, Indianapolis. All have the sympathy of hosts of friends.
Daughter of Daniel Scheaffer and Sarah N Whoren.
According to US Census records:
In 1900 Emma lived in Frederic, Crawford, Michigan with her husband, Orlando and children, Eno K, Icle E and Roy O. She has given birth to 3 children, all are living in 1900. Orlando works as a teamster.
In 1910 Emma lived in Albert, Montmorency, Michigan with her husband Orlando and children, Icle and Roy. Orlando was managing a hotel and Emma was the cook.
In 1920 Emma J lived in Grayling, Crawford, Michigan. She is a widow at this time. Her son Roy and 8 year old grand daughter, Winifred R lives with her. Roy is a box car checker for the rail road.
In 1930 Emma J lived in Grayling, Crawford, Michigan with her son Roy and his wife Myrle and their daughter Jane E. Emma is a widow at this time. Roy is a bookkeeper at a box factory.
Cause of death: carcinoma of colon, general arteriosclerosis, hypertension
Published in the Crawford County Avalanche August 1, 1935
MRS . EMMA MILNES PASSED AWAY
Mrs. Emma J . Milnes, widow of the late Orlando Milnes, and one of Grayling's pioneers, passed away at the home of her son Roy Saturday forenoon following an illness that had lingered since Christinas. Infirmities of old age were the cause of death, and life just gradually ebbed away.
Emma J . Schaeffer was born in Freemont, Indiana, in 1856 and in 1879 was united in marriage to Mr . Milnes. The Milnes family came to Grayling forty-three years ago, but shortly after located at Frederic, Vanderbilt and Lewiston, where they operated hotels. Returning to Grayling in 1911 they took over the Burton Hotel and at that time that was Grayling's best hostelry. Mr. Milnes passed away while they were there and so the family a few years afterward gave up the business. From that time on Mrs. Milnes had made her home with her children. She was one of Grayling's most estimable citizens and her friendship was valued highly by her friends.
Funeral services were held Monday afternoon at the Milnes home with Rev. Edgar Florey of
Michelson Memorial church officiating. At the service Mrs, G. G. Clippert and her father Mr.
Edward Webb sang very beautifully, and interment was in Elmwood cemetery.
Surviving the deceased is a daughter and. two sons, Mrs. A. J. Mclnnis, Detroit, Eno K. Milnes, Chicago, and Roy, Grayling. Also six grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Also one sister Mrs. Murd McRae, Indianapolis. All have the sympathy of hosts of friends.
According to US Census records:
In 1900 Emma lived in Frederic, Crawford, Michigan with her husband, Orlando and children, Eno K, Icle E and Roy O. She has given birth to 3 children, all are living in 1900. Orlando works as a teamster.
In 1910 Emma lived in Albert, Montmorency, Michigan with her husband Orlando and children, Icle and Roy. Orlando was managing a hotel and Emma was the cook.
In 1920 Emma J lived in Grayling, Crawford, Michigan. She is a widow at this time. Her son Roy and 8 year old grand daughter, Winifred R lives with her. Roy is a box car checker for the rail road.
In 1930 Emma J lived in Grayling, Crawford, Michigan with her son Roy and his wife Myrle and their daughter Jane E. Emma is a widow at this time. Roy is a bookkeeper at a box factory.
Cause of death: carcinoma of colon, general arteriosclerosis, hypertension
Published in the Crawford County Avalanche August 1, 1935
MRS . EMMA MILNES PASSED AWAY
Mrs. Emma J . Milnes, widow of the late Orlando Milnes, and one of Grayling's pioneers, passed away at the home of her son Roy Saturday forenoon following an illness that had lingered since Christinas. Infirmities of old age were the cause of death, and life just gradually ebbed away.
Emma J . Schaeffer was born in Freemont, Indiana, in 1856 and in 1879 was united in marriage to Mr . Milnes. The Milnes family came to Grayling forty-three years ago, but shortly after located at Frederic, Vanderbilt and Lewiston, where they operated hotels. Returning to Grayling in 1911 they took over the Burton Hotel and at that time that was Grayling's best hostelry. Mr. Milnes passed away while they were there and so the family a few years afterward gave up the business. From that time on Mrs. Milnes had made her home with her children. She was one of Grayling's most estimable citizens and her friendship was valued highly by her friends.
Funeral services were held Monday afternoon at the Milnes home with Rev. Edgar Florey of
Michelson Memorial church officiating. At the service Mrs, G. G. Clippert and her father Mr.
Edward Webb sang very beautifully, and interment was in Elmwood cemetery.
Surviving the deceased is a daughter and. two sons, Mrs. A. J. Mclnnis, Detroit, Eno K. Milnes, Chicago, and Roy, Grayling. Also six grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Also one sister Mrs. Murd McRae, Indianapolis. All have the sympathy of hosts of friends.
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