Elizabeth was the daughter of Ira and Elizabeth Lount both originally from Canada. Libbie married Francis William "Frank" Rudd in 1883. They had 3 children: Lula, Jessie, and Hazel. All the girls were born in Hand County, South Dakota as the family made their way west. They would finally settle in Spokane, Washington sometime between 1900 and 1910.
Elizabeth married George Wallace Robinson November 14, 1911, Coeur d'Alene, Kootenai County, Idaho. They spent a much of their time in Spokane, until the 1940's when they returned to California to live with Elizabeth's daughter, Hazel Anderson. Elizabeth passed away in California but was returned to Washington to be buried with her first husband, Francis Rudd.
The cemetery has the wrong interment date.
Elizabeth married George Wallace Robinson November 14, 1911, Coeur d'Alene, Kootenai County, Idaho. They spent a much of their time in Spokane, until the 1940's when they returned to California to live with Elizabeth's daughter, Hazel Anderson. Elizabeth passed away in California but was returned to Washington to be buried with her first husband, Francis Rudd.
The cemetery has the wrong interment date.
Elizabeth was the daughter of Ira and Elizabeth Lount both originally from Canada. Libbie married Francis William "Frank" Rudd in 1883. They had 3 children: Lula, Jessie, and Hazel. All the girls were born in Hand County, South Dakota as the family made their way west. They would finally settle in Spokane, Washington sometime between 1900 and 1910.
Elizabeth married George Wallace Robinson November 14, 1911, Coeur d'Alene, Kootenai County, Idaho. They spent a much of their time in Spokane, until the 1940's when they returned to California to live with Elizabeth's daughter, Hazel Anderson. Elizabeth passed away in California but was returned to Washington to be buried with her first husband, Francis Rudd.
The cemetery has the wrong interment date.
Elizabeth married George Wallace Robinson November 14, 1911, Coeur d'Alene, Kootenai County, Idaho. They spent a much of their time in Spokane, until the 1940's when they returned to California to live with Elizabeth's daughter, Hazel Anderson. Elizabeth passed away in California but was returned to Washington to be buried with her first husband, Francis Rudd.
The cemetery has the wrong interment date.
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