Ada Dell was the twin of Ida Bell and the daughter of Sylvester & Elizabeth Jane (Dyer) Crandall. She married Robert D. Crutchfield 24 Nov. 1917 in Clark Co. She was the mother of Duane Crandall Crutchfield.
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Ada Dell, twin daughter of Sylvester and Jane Dyer Crandall, was born December 2, 1884 in Johnson Township, Clark County, Illinois, and slipped away to heaven on February 26, 1946, at the age of 61 years, 2 months, 24 days. She was converted on January 19, 1909 at Willow Creek Church during a revival conducted by Rev. Chalky Bailiff, and in a few days united with the Zoar Methodist Church under the pastorate of Rev. C. W. Gant, remaining a member until death. On November 24, 1917 she was united in marriage to Robert Crutchfield of Shamrock, Oklahoma, in which city they resided several months, later moving to Wynona, Oklahoma, where their only child, Duane, was born December 26, 1919. Later they came back to the old Crandall home and remained there until 1927, when they moved to Hoguetown where they were living when the husband passed away May 13, 1928. In 1934 she and her son again went back to the old home, remaining there until they moved to Martinsville in 1943.
Members of the family who survive are the son Duane, a sister, Mrs. Avesta Lingafelter of Annapolis, three brothers, Ira of Sonora, California, Otis of Plymouth, Michigan, and Cam of Martinsville; an aunt, Mrs. Florence Miller of Corydon, Indiana; and a number of nieces, nephews, and cousins. The father, mother, two brothers, Alva and Lawrence, and three sisters, Mrs. Fannie Neibarger, Cora and Ida preceded her in death.
"The lights are all out in mansions of clay,
The curtains are drawn, for the dweller's away,
She silently slipped o'er the threshold of night,
To make her abode in the City of Light."
Out of town relatives attending the funeral were: Mr. And Mrs. Paul Penrod, Bensenville, Illinois; Mrs. Voorhees Bowen, Kokomo, Indiana; Mrs. Helen Lazzell, Danville, Illinois; Mr. And Mrs. Jake Seaton, Helen and Mattie, Mrs. Wilma Meehan, Mr. And Mrs. Sam Sigler, and Mrs. Margaret Trizzle of Allerton, Illinois; Mr. And Mrs. Glen Neibarger and family of Newman, Illinois; Mr. And Mrs. John Berg, Mr. And Mrs. Roy Lingafelter, of Casey, Illinois; Mr. And Mrs. John Adkisson of Bellair, Illinois.
Flower bearers were: Mesdames Hazel Chapman, Letha Deverick, Faye Blankenbeker, Eva Seaton, Addie Baxter, Sue Abernathie, Pauline Jodry, and Ruby Ulrey.
Pall bearers were: Glen Neibarger, Bruce Elliott, Warren Eliott, Roy Lingafelter, Elzie Chapman, and John Berg.
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Ada Dell, twin daughter of Sylvester and Jane Dyer Crandall, was born December 2, 1884 in Johnson Township, Clark County, Illinois, and slipped away to heaven on February 26, 1946, at the age of 61 years, 2 months, 24 days. She was converted on January 19, 1909 at Willow Creek Church during a revival conducted by Rev. Chalky Bailiff, and in a few days united with the Zoar Methodist Church under the pastorate of Rev. C. W. Gant, remaining a member until death. On November 24, 1917 she was united in marriage to Robert Crutchfield of Shamrock, Oklahoma, in which city they resided several months, later moving to Wynona, Oklahoma, where their only child, Duane, was born December 26, 1919. Later they came back to the old Crandall home and remained there until 1927, when they moved to Hoguetown where they were living when the husband passed away May 13, 1928. In 1934 she and her son again went back to the old home, remaining there until they moved to Martinsville in 1943.
Members of the family who survive are the son Duane, a sister, Mrs. Avesta Lingafelter of Annapolis, three brothers, Ira of Sonora, California, Otis of Plymouth, Michigan, and Cam of Martinsville; an aunt, Mrs. Florence Miller of Corydon, Indiana; and a number of nieces, nephews, and cousins. The father, mother, two brothers, Alva and Lawrence, and three sisters, Mrs. Fannie Neibarger, Cora and Ida preceded her in death.
"The lights are all out in mansions of clay,
The curtains are drawn, for the dweller's away,
She silently slipped o'er the threshold of night,
To make her abode in the City of Light."
Out of town relatives attending the funeral were: Mr. And Mrs. Paul Penrod, Bensenville, Illinois; Mrs. Voorhees Bowen, Kokomo, Indiana; Mrs. Helen Lazzell, Danville, Illinois; Mr. And Mrs. Jake Seaton, Helen and Mattie, Mrs. Wilma Meehan, Mr. And Mrs. Sam Sigler, and Mrs. Margaret Trizzle of Allerton, Illinois; Mr. And Mrs. Glen Neibarger and family of Newman, Illinois; Mr. And Mrs. John Berg, Mr. And Mrs. Roy Lingafelter, of Casey, Illinois; Mr. And Mrs. John Adkisson of Bellair, Illinois.
Flower bearers were: Mesdames Hazel Chapman, Letha Deverick, Faye Blankenbeker, Eva Seaton, Addie Baxter, Sue Abernathie, Pauline Jodry, and Ruby Ulrey.
Pall bearers were: Glen Neibarger, Bruce Elliott, Warren Eliott, Roy Lingafelter, Elzie Chapman, and John Berg.
Ada Dell was the twin of Ida Bell and the daughter of Sylvester & Elizabeth Jane (Dyer) Crandall. She married Robert D. Crutchfield 24 Nov. 1917 in Clark Co. She was the mother of Duane Crandall Crutchfield.
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Ada Dell, twin daughter of Sylvester and Jane Dyer Crandall, was born December 2, 1884 in Johnson Township, Clark County, Illinois, and slipped away to heaven on February 26, 1946, at the age of 61 years, 2 months, 24 days. She was converted on January 19, 1909 at Willow Creek Church during a revival conducted by Rev. Chalky Bailiff, and in a few days united with the Zoar Methodist Church under the pastorate of Rev. C. W. Gant, remaining a member until death. On November 24, 1917 she was united in marriage to Robert Crutchfield of Shamrock, Oklahoma, in which city they resided several months, later moving to Wynona, Oklahoma, where their only child, Duane, was born December 26, 1919. Later they came back to the old Crandall home and remained there until 1927, when they moved to Hoguetown where they were living when the husband passed away May 13, 1928. In 1934 she and her son again went back to the old home, remaining there until they moved to Martinsville in 1943.
Members of the family who survive are the son Duane, a sister, Mrs. Avesta Lingafelter of Annapolis, three brothers, Ira of Sonora, California, Otis of Plymouth, Michigan, and Cam of Martinsville; an aunt, Mrs. Florence Miller of Corydon, Indiana; and a number of nieces, nephews, and cousins. The father, mother, two brothers, Alva and Lawrence, and three sisters, Mrs. Fannie Neibarger, Cora and Ida preceded her in death.
"The lights are all out in mansions of clay,
The curtains are drawn, for the dweller's away,
She silently slipped o'er the threshold of night,
To make her abode in the City of Light."
Out of town relatives attending the funeral were: Mr. And Mrs. Paul Penrod, Bensenville, Illinois; Mrs. Voorhees Bowen, Kokomo, Indiana; Mrs. Helen Lazzell, Danville, Illinois; Mr. And Mrs. Jake Seaton, Helen and Mattie, Mrs. Wilma Meehan, Mr. And Mrs. Sam Sigler, and Mrs. Margaret Trizzle of Allerton, Illinois; Mr. And Mrs. Glen Neibarger and family of Newman, Illinois; Mr. And Mrs. John Berg, Mr. And Mrs. Roy Lingafelter, of Casey, Illinois; Mr. And Mrs. John Adkisson of Bellair, Illinois.
Flower bearers were: Mesdames Hazel Chapman, Letha Deverick, Faye Blankenbeker, Eva Seaton, Addie Baxter, Sue Abernathie, Pauline Jodry, and Ruby Ulrey.
Pall bearers were: Glen Neibarger, Bruce Elliott, Warren Eliott, Roy Lingafelter, Elzie Chapman, and John Berg.
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Ada Dell, twin daughter of Sylvester and Jane Dyer Crandall, was born December 2, 1884 in Johnson Township, Clark County, Illinois, and slipped away to heaven on February 26, 1946, at the age of 61 years, 2 months, 24 days. She was converted on January 19, 1909 at Willow Creek Church during a revival conducted by Rev. Chalky Bailiff, and in a few days united with the Zoar Methodist Church under the pastorate of Rev. C. W. Gant, remaining a member until death. On November 24, 1917 she was united in marriage to Robert Crutchfield of Shamrock, Oklahoma, in which city they resided several months, later moving to Wynona, Oklahoma, where their only child, Duane, was born December 26, 1919. Later they came back to the old Crandall home and remained there until 1927, when they moved to Hoguetown where they were living when the husband passed away May 13, 1928. In 1934 she and her son again went back to the old home, remaining there until they moved to Martinsville in 1943.
Members of the family who survive are the son Duane, a sister, Mrs. Avesta Lingafelter of Annapolis, three brothers, Ira of Sonora, California, Otis of Plymouth, Michigan, and Cam of Martinsville; an aunt, Mrs. Florence Miller of Corydon, Indiana; and a number of nieces, nephews, and cousins. The father, mother, two brothers, Alva and Lawrence, and three sisters, Mrs. Fannie Neibarger, Cora and Ida preceded her in death.
"The lights are all out in mansions of clay,
The curtains are drawn, for the dweller's away,
She silently slipped o'er the threshold of night,
To make her abode in the City of Light."
Out of town relatives attending the funeral were: Mr. And Mrs. Paul Penrod, Bensenville, Illinois; Mrs. Voorhees Bowen, Kokomo, Indiana; Mrs. Helen Lazzell, Danville, Illinois; Mr. And Mrs. Jake Seaton, Helen and Mattie, Mrs. Wilma Meehan, Mr. And Mrs. Sam Sigler, and Mrs. Margaret Trizzle of Allerton, Illinois; Mr. And Mrs. Glen Neibarger and family of Newman, Illinois; Mr. And Mrs. John Berg, Mr. And Mrs. Roy Lingafelter, of Casey, Illinois; Mr. And Mrs. John Adkisson of Bellair, Illinois.
Flower bearers were: Mesdames Hazel Chapman, Letha Deverick, Faye Blankenbeker, Eva Seaton, Addie Baxter, Sue Abernathie, Pauline Jodry, and Ruby Ulrey.
Pall bearers were: Glen Neibarger, Bruce Elliott, Warren Eliott, Roy Lingafelter, Elzie Chapman, and John Berg.
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