She married (1) James D. Cross on 26 November 11874 and he died before 1885.
Death certificate #10385 DuPage county, Illinois
Lydia died at Howe House, 410 E. Jefferson in Wheaton. She lived at 6014 N. Maplewood in Chicago. She was female, white, widow of James Robb Porter. She was born 22 August 1856 in Monmouth, Illinois. She was a housewife in her own home. She died 31 March 1941 at the age of 84 years, 7 months and 9 days. She was the daughter of Elizer Paine
born in Monmouth and unknown. Informant was Mrs. Lydia Nartglk of 6014 Maplewood. She was buried on 3 April 1941 in the Rosehill cemetery in Chicago. She died of arteriosclerosis and marked emaciation related to senile dementia. Doctor was J.H. Rauch of Wheaton.
From the Chicago Tribune, Tuesday, 1 April 1941, page 14, column 8
Porter, Lydia Paine Porter, beloved wife of the late James Robb, mother of Mrs. Charlotte Darnier, grandmother of Lydia D. Natrzik. Resting at funeral home, 6208-10 North Western Avenue. Services Wednesday, 2 April at 2 p.m. Interment Rosehill cemetery.
Death certificate #10385 DuPage county, Illinois
Lydia died at Howe House, 410 E. Jefferson in Wheaton. She lived at 6014 N. Maplewood in Chicago. She was female, white, widow of James Robb Porter. She was born 22 August 1856 in Monmouth, Illinois. She was a housewife in her own home. She died 31 March 1941 at the age of 84 years, 7 months and 9 days. She was the daughter of Elizer Paine
born in Monmouth and unknown. Informant was Mrs. Lydia Nartglk of 6014 Maplewood. She was buried on 3 April 1941 in the Rosehill cemetery in Chicago. She died of arteriosclerosis and marked emaciation related to senile dementia. Doctor was J.H. Rauch of Wheaton.
From the Chicago Tribune, Tuesday, 1 April 1941, page 14, column 8
Porter, Lydia Paine Porter, beloved wife of the late James Robb, mother of Mrs. Charlotte Darnier, grandmother of Lydia D. Natrzik. Resting at funeral home, 6208-10 North Western Avenue. Services Wednesday, 2 April at 2 p.m. Interment Rosehill cemetery.
She married (1) James D. Cross on 26 November 11874 and he died before 1885.
Death certificate #10385 DuPage county, Illinois
Lydia died at Howe House, 410 E. Jefferson in Wheaton. She lived at 6014 N. Maplewood in Chicago. She was female, white, widow of James Robb Porter. She was born 22 August 1856 in Monmouth, Illinois. She was a housewife in her own home. She died 31 March 1941 at the age of 84 years, 7 months and 9 days. She was the daughter of Elizer Paine
born in Monmouth and unknown. Informant was Mrs. Lydia Nartglk of 6014 Maplewood. She was buried on 3 April 1941 in the Rosehill cemetery in Chicago. She died of arteriosclerosis and marked emaciation related to senile dementia. Doctor was J.H. Rauch of Wheaton.
From the Chicago Tribune, Tuesday, 1 April 1941, page 14, column 8
Porter, Lydia Paine Porter, beloved wife of the late James Robb, mother of Mrs. Charlotte Darnier, grandmother of Lydia D. Natrzik. Resting at funeral home, 6208-10 North Western Avenue. Services Wednesday, 2 April at 2 p.m. Interment Rosehill cemetery.
Death certificate #10385 DuPage county, Illinois
Lydia died at Howe House, 410 E. Jefferson in Wheaton. She lived at 6014 N. Maplewood in Chicago. She was female, white, widow of James Robb Porter. She was born 22 August 1856 in Monmouth, Illinois. She was a housewife in her own home. She died 31 March 1941 at the age of 84 years, 7 months and 9 days. She was the daughter of Elizer Paine
born in Monmouth and unknown. Informant was Mrs. Lydia Nartglk of 6014 Maplewood. She was buried on 3 April 1941 in the Rosehill cemetery in Chicago. She died of arteriosclerosis and marked emaciation related to senile dementia. Doctor was J.H. Rauch of Wheaton.
From the Chicago Tribune, Tuesday, 1 April 1941, page 14, column 8
Porter, Lydia Paine Porter, beloved wife of the late James Robb, mother of Mrs. Charlotte Darnier, grandmother of Lydia D. Natrzik. Resting at funeral home, 6208-10 North Western Avenue. Services Wednesday, 2 April at 2 p.m. Interment Rosehill cemetery.
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