Daughter of Samuel Marin and Almira Allen Marin.
MRS A GODBOUT DIED IN CITY THIS FORENOON - Had been Ailing for Year Past - Condition became serious about a month ago.
Mrs. A Godbout, aged 39 years, died in this city at 9 o'clock this morning, after an extended illness, which became serious during the past two months.
Mrs. Godbout (whose maiden name was Marin) was born in Sanlac County, Michigan, thirty-nine years ago. She moved to Minnesota with her parents in 1880, and was married to A. Godbout at Crookston, eighteen years ago. Four children were born to Mr. and Mrs. Godbout, they being Sam, aged 16; Alice, aged 14; Minnie, aged 12; Nellie, aged 4, all of whom are living.
Mr. and Mrs. Godbout came to Bemidji eight years ago, taking up a claim on the Schoolcraft river, between Carr and Marquette lakes, three miles south of Bemidji, where they have since resided.
In addition to the immediate members of their own family, Mrs. Godbout is survived by her mother, Mrs. Marin; two sisters, Mrs. Barnby and Mrs. Jordan; and four brothers: William, Sam, John and Henry Marin, all of who reside here.
(Bemidji Daily Pioneer, May 25, 1909)
Obituary submitted by Helen (#47838717
MRS A GODBOUT DIED IN CITY THIS FORENOON - Had been Ailing for Year Past - Condition became serious about a month ago.
Mrs. A Godbout, aged 39 years, died in this city at 9 o'clock this morning, after an extended illness, which became serious during the past two months.
Mrs. Godbout (whose maiden name was Marin) was born in Sanlac County, Michigan, thirty-nine years ago. She moved to Minnesota with her parents in 1880, and was married to A. Godbout at Crookston, eighteen years ago. Four children were born to Mr. and Mrs. Godbout, they being Sam, aged 16; Alice, aged 14; Minnie, aged 12; Nellie, aged 4, all of whom are living.
Mr. and Mrs. Godbout came to Bemidji eight years ago, taking up a claim on the Schoolcraft river, between Carr and Marquette lakes, three miles south of Bemidji, where they have since resided.
In addition to the immediate members of their own family, Mrs. Godbout is survived by her mother, Mrs. Marin; two sisters, Mrs. Barnby and Mrs. Jordan; and four brothers: William, Sam, John and Henry Marin, all of who reside here.
(Bemidji Daily Pioneer, May 25, 1909)
Obituary submitted by Helen (#47838717
Daughter of Samuel Marin and Almira Allen Marin.
MRS A GODBOUT DIED IN CITY THIS FORENOON - Had been Ailing for Year Past - Condition became serious about a month ago.
Mrs. A Godbout, aged 39 years, died in this city at 9 o'clock this morning, after an extended illness, which became serious during the past two months.
Mrs. Godbout (whose maiden name was Marin) was born in Sanlac County, Michigan, thirty-nine years ago. She moved to Minnesota with her parents in 1880, and was married to A. Godbout at Crookston, eighteen years ago. Four children were born to Mr. and Mrs. Godbout, they being Sam, aged 16; Alice, aged 14; Minnie, aged 12; Nellie, aged 4, all of whom are living.
Mr. and Mrs. Godbout came to Bemidji eight years ago, taking up a claim on the Schoolcraft river, between Carr and Marquette lakes, three miles south of Bemidji, where they have since resided.
In addition to the immediate members of their own family, Mrs. Godbout is survived by her mother, Mrs. Marin; two sisters, Mrs. Barnby and Mrs. Jordan; and four brothers: William, Sam, John and Henry Marin, all of who reside here.
(Bemidji Daily Pioneer, May 25, 1909)
Obituary submitted by Helen (#47838717
MRS A GODBOUT DIED IN CITY THIS FORENOON - Had been Ailing for Year Past - Condition became serious about a month ago.
Mrs. A Godbout, aged 39 years, died in this city at 9 o'clock this morning, after an extended illness, which became serious during the past two months.
Mrs. Godbout (whose maiden name was Marin) was born in Sanlac County, Michigan, thirty-nine years ago. She moved to Minnesota with her parents in 1880, and was married to A. Godbout at Crookston, eighteen years ago. Four children were born to Mr. and Mrs. Godbout, they being Sam, aged 16; Alice, aged 14; Minnie, aged 12; Nellie, aged 4, all of whom are living.
Mr. and Mrs. Godbout came to Bemidji eight years ago, taking up a claim on the Schoolcraft river, between Carr and Marquette lakes, three miles south of Bemidji, where they have since resided.
In addition to the immediate members of their own family, Mrs. Godbout is survived by her mother, Mrs. Marin; two sisters, Mrs. Barnby and Mrs. Jordan; and four brothers: William, Sam, John and Henry Marin, all of who reside here.
(Bemidji Daily Pioneer, May 25, 1909)
Obituary submitted by Helen (#47838717
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