Nellie DeCrocker Denmark
Funeral services were held at two Saturday at Truesdale Chapel, Kalamazoo, for Mrs. Nellie Denmark, 64, a former resident of this vicinity who was found dead at the wheel of her automobile near Ypsilanti last Monday. Mrs. Denmark, the wife of Wm. Denmark was born May 28, 1882, the daughter of Joshua and Tana Marie Demaze DeCrocker. She had been employed recently at the Ypsilanti State Hospital and was a member of the First Presbyterian church at Ypsilanti. Survivors in addition to her husband, are two daughters, Mrs. Sidney Patrick, Richland, and Mrs. Jacob Boodt, Kalamazoo; three brothers and four sisters, Jake DeCrocker, Scotts, Harry DeCrocker and Mrs. E. K. Jackson, Battle Creek; William DeCrocker, Bloomingdale; Mrs. Charles Gage and Mrs. Silas Doster, Prairieville, and Mrs. Fred Ehrman, Grand Haven. Dr. T. Thomas Wylie officiated and burial took place at Riverside cemetery, Kalamazoo.
Augusta Beacon March 27, 1947 page 1
Funeral services were held at two Saturday at Truesdale Chapel, Kalamazoo, for Mrs. Nellie Denmark, 64, a former resident of this vicinity who was found dead at the wheel of her automobile near Ypsilanti last Monday. Mrs. Denmark, the wife of Wm. Denmark was born May 28, 1882, the daughter of Joshua and Tana Marie Demaze DeCrocker. She had been employed recently at the Ypsilanti State Hospital and was a member of the First Presbyterian church at Ypsilanti. Survivors in addition to her husband, are two daughters, Mrs. Sidney Patrick, Richland, and Mrs. Jacob Boodt, Kalamazoo; three brothers and four sisters, Jake DeCrocker, Scotts, Harry DeCrocker and Mrs. E. K. Jackson, Battle Creek; William DeCrocker, Bloomingdale; Mrs. Charles Gage and Mrs. Silas Doster, Prairieville, and Mrs. Fred Ehrman, Grand Haven. Dr. T. Thomas Wylie officiated and burial took place at Riverside cemetery, Kalamazoo.
Augusta Beacon March 27, 1947 page 1
Nellie DeCrocker Denmark
Funeral services were held at two Saturday at Truesdale Chapel, Kalamazoo, for Mrs. Nellie Denmark, 64, a former resident of this vicinity who was found dead at the wheel of her automobile near Ypsilanti last Monday. Mrs. Denmark, the wife of Wm. Denmark was born May 28, 1882, the daughter of Joshua and Tana Marie Demaze DeCrocker. She had been employed recently at the Ypsilanti State Hospital and was a member of the First Presbyterian church at Ypsilanti. Survivors in addition to her husband, are two daughters, Mrs. Sidney Patrick, Richland, and Mrs. Jacob Boodt, Kalamazoo; three brothers and four sisters, Jake DeCrocker, Scotts, Harry DeCrocker and Mrs. E. K. Jackson, Battle Creek; William DeCrocker, Bloomingdale; Mrs. Charles Gage and Mrs. Silas Doster, Prairieville, and Mrs. Fred Ehrman, Grand Haven. Dr. T. Thomas Wylie officiated and burial took place at Riverside cemetery, Kalamazoo.
Augusta Beacon March 27, 1947 page 1
Funeral services were held at two Saturday at Truesdale Chapel, Kalamazoo, for Mrs. Nellie Denmark, 64, a former resident of this vicinity who was found dead at the wheel of her automobile near Ypsilanti last Monday. Mrs. Denmark, the wife of Wm. Denmark was born May 28, 1882, the daughter of Joshua and Tana Marie Demaze DeCrocker. She had been employed recently at the Ypsilanti State Hospital and was a member of the First Presbyterian church at Ypsilanti. Survivors in addition to her husband, are two daughters, Mrs. Sidney Patrick, Richland, and Mrs. Jacob Boodt, Kalamazoo; three brothers and four sisters, Jake DeCrocker, Scotts, Harry DeCrocker and Mrs. E. K. Jackson, Battle Creek; William DeCrocker, Bloomingdale; Mrs. Charles Gage and Mrs. Silas Doster, Prairieville, and Mrs. Fred Ehrman, Grand Haven. Dr. T. Thomas Wylie officiated and burial took place at Riverside cemetery, Kalamazoo.
Augusta Beacon March 27, 1947 page 1
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