Edwin George Fobes was married twice.
He married Hattie Jane Kelly on 01 Jul 1903, in Jackson Twp., Calhoun Co., IA. They were married for 38 years.
On 26 Feb 1945, he married Ruth T. Taylor (nee Razey) in Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co., CA
Ruth was a nurse and had tended Hattie Jane for some time while she was ill in Idaho.
Her first husband was Matthew R. Taylor. They were married 11 Nov 1894 either in Pike Co., IL or Christian Co., IL.
Many thanks to Candace Smith, who created this memorial. My GG Uncle was the one member of his family I had not been able to find, even though I had a pretty good idea where he died. What a delight to finally discover him!
He married Hattie Jane Kelly on 01 Jul 1903, in Jackson Twp., Calhoun Co., IA. They were married for 38 years.
On 26 Feb 1945, he married Ruth T. Taylor (nee Razey) in Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co., CA
Ruth was a nurse and had tended Hattie Jane for some time while she was ill in Idaho.
Her first husband was Matthew R. Taylor. They were married 11 Nov 1894 either in Pike Co., IL or Christian Co., IL.
Many thanks to Candace Smith, who created this memorial. My GG Uncle was the one member of his family I had not been able to find, even though I had a pretty good idea where he died. What a delight to finally discover him!
Edwin George Fobes was married twice.
He married Hattie Jane Kelly on 01 Jul 1903, in Jackson Twp., Calhoun Co., IA. They were married for 38 years.
On 26 Feb 1945, he married Ruth T. Taylor (nee Razey) in Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co., CA
Ruth was a nurse and had tended Hattie Jane for some time while she was ill in Idaho.
Her first husband was Matthew R. Taylor. They were married 11 Nov 1894 either in Pike Co., IL or Christian Co., IL.
Many thanks to Candace Smith, who created this memorial. My GG Uncle was the one member of his family I had not been able to find, even though I had a pretty good idea where he died. What a delight to finally discover him!
He married Hattie Jane Kelly on 01 Jul 1903, in Jackson Twp., Calhoun Co., IA. They were married for 38 years.
On 26 Feb 1945, he married Ruth T. Taylor (nee Razey) in Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co., CA
Ruth was a nurse and had tended Hattie Jane for some time while she was ill in Idaho.
Her first husband was Matthew R. Taylor. They were married 11 Nov 1894 either in Pike Co., IL or Christian Co., IL.
Many thanks to Candace Smith, who created this memorial. My GG Uncle was the one member of his family I had not been able to find, even though I had a pretty good idea where he died. What a delight to finally discover him!
