Arcade Herald, Dated December 13, 1929
Mrs. Ida E. Tyler, Former Sandusky Resident Dead
Mrs. Ida E. Tyler, a former resident of Sandusky, died in the Gowanda State Hospital, December 6, 1929. She was born in the town of Sardinia in 1863, the oldest of three children of Samuel H. and Sally Titus Gill. She was married in 1880 to Clayton Tyler of Farmersville, coming soon after to Sandusky where they lived nearly 30 years.
For fifteen years Mrs. Tyler made her home in Buffalo. The last four years her home has been with her sister, Mrs. E.D. Sherman of Yorkshire.
She was gentle and even tempered, affable, though somewhat quiet in manner. She concealed behind an outer strength a deep quiet sensitiveness, and disappointments brought neither bitterness nor complaint.
Surviving are one sister, Mrs. E.D. Sherman of Yorkshire, one brother, Wallace Gill of Sardinia, and one half sister, Mrs. Arthur Hart of Buffalo.
Funeral services were held December 8, 1929, at the home of her sister, Mrs. E.D. Sherman of Yorkshire, with burial in Sandusky cemetery.
Mrs. Ida E. Tyler, Former Sandusky Resident Dead
Mrs. Ida E. Tyler, a former resident of Sandusky, died in the Gowanda State Hospital, December 6, 1929. She was born in the town of Sardinia in 1863, the oldest of three children of Samuel H. and Sally Titus Gill. She was married in 1880 to Clayton Tyler of Farmersville, coming soon after to Sandusky where they lived nearly 30 years.
For fifteen years Mrs. Tyler made her home in Buffalo. The last four years her home has been with her sister, Mrs. E.D. Sherman of Yorkshire.
She was gentle and even tempered, affable, though somewhat quiet in manner. She concealed behind an outer strength a deep quiet sensitiveness, and disappointments brought neither bitterness nor complaint.
Surviving are one sister, Mrs. E.D. Sherman of Yorkshire, one brother, Wallace Gill of Sardinia, and one half sister, Mrs. Arthur Hart of Buffalo.
Funeral services were held December 8, 1929, at the home of her sister, Mrs. E.D. Sherman of Yorkshire, with burial in Sandusky cemetery.
Arcade Herald, Dated December 13, 1929
Mrs. Ida E. Tyler, Former Sandusky Resident Dead
Mrs. Ida E. Tyler, a former resident of Sandusky, died in the Gowanda State Hospital, December 6, 1929. She was born in the town of Sardinia in 1863, the oldest of three children of Samuel H. and Sally Titus Gill. She was married in 1880 to Clayton Tyler of Farmersville, coming soon after to Sandusky where they lived nearly 30 years.
For fifteen years Mrs. Tyler made her home in Buffalo. The last four years her home has been with her sister, Mrs. E.D. Sherman of Yorkshire.
She was gentle and even tempered, affable, though somewhat quiet in manner. She concealed behind an outer strength a deep quiet sensitiveness, and disappointments brought neither bitterness nor complaint.
Surviving are one sister, Mrs. E.D. Sherman of Yorkshire, one brother, Wallace Gill of Sardinia, and one half sister, Mrs. Arthur Hart of Buffalo.
Funeral services were held December 8, 1929, at the home of her sister, Mrs. E.D. Sherman of Yorkshire, with burial in Sandusky cemetery.
Mrs. Ida E. Tyler, Former Sandusky Resident Dead
Mrs. Ida E. Tyler, a former resident of Sandusky, died in the Gowanda State Hospital, December 6, 1929. She was born in the town of Sardinia in 1863, the oldest of three children of Samuel H. and Sally Titus Gill. She was married in 1880 to Clayton Tyler of Farmersville, coming soon after to Sandusky where they lived nearly 30 years.
For fifteen years Mrs. Tyler made her home in Buffalo. The last four years her home has been with her sister, Mrs. E.D. Sherman of Yorkshire.
She was gentle and even tempered, affable, though somewhat quiet in manner. She concealed behind an outer strength a deep quiet sensitiveness, and disappointments brought neither bitterness nor complaint.
Surviving are one sister, Mrs. E.D. Sherman of Yorkshire, one brother, Wallace Gill of Sardinia, and one half sister, Mrs. Arthur Hart of Buffalo.
Funeral services were held December 8, 1929, at the home of her sister, Mrs. E.D. Sherman of Yorkshire, with burial in Sandusky cemetery.
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