We think of Vivian every Valentine's Day!
Vivian was the daughter of Mary Alice Miesse and William Allen Voss.
She and her husband, Dr. Samuel Harrell of Noblesville, Indiana, built a magnificent Victorian house that is now on the Historic Register. The design is partially attributed to her mother, Mary Alice Miesse. Dr. Harrell and Vivian saw patients in this house before he and his brother Dr. Madison Harrell, founded a hospital, now known as Riverview Hospital.
Vivian also recorded family records in what she called "The Harrell Family Record." This is what she wrote about her family.
Samuel Harrell son of J.W.
Lodema Harrell was born April 17" 1869.
near Fairland Shelby Co. Ind.
Vivian Venus Voss was born
½ mile south of Noblesville Feb 14, 1870
and was married to Samuel Harrell
at the Presbyterian church in
Noblesville March 28" 1894.
Their children are
Hahnemann Voss born at 9 A.M.
Sunday, April 21" 1895 at 96
N. 10th st. Noblesville, Ind.
Samuel Runnels born Thanks-
giving Day Nov 25" 1897 at 96 N 10th St.
Noblesville Ind.
Maurice Ticer, born at 5 P.M.
Thursday, May 16" 1901 at the Cor- of
10" + Harrison Sts. Noblesville, Ind.
Vivian was active in her community and Presbyterian Church, and one of 8 graduating members of the class of 1888 from Noblesville High School. She passed away from lung fever, or acute congentive heart failure due to hypertension and ventricular tachycardia.
My father recalls that when he visited his grandparents, he would sometimes get to visit an ice cream parlor across the street!
Vivian was the daughter of Mary Alice Miesse and William Allen Voss.
She and her husband, Dr. Samuel Harrell of Noblesville, Indiana, built a magnificent Victorian house that is now on the Historic Register. The design is partially attributed to her mother, Mary Alice Miesse. Dr. Harrell and Vivian saw patients in this house before he and his brother Dr. Madison Harrell, founded a hospital, now known as Riverview Hospital.
Vivian also recorded family records in what she called "The Harrell Family Record." This is what she wrote about her family.
Samuel Harrell son of J.W.
Lodema Harrell was born April 17" 1869.
near Fairland Shelby Co. Ind.
Vivian Venus Voss was born
½ mile south of Noblesville Feb 14, 1870
and was married to Samuel Harrell
at the Presbyterian church in
Noblesville March 28" 1894.
Their children are
Hahnemann Voss born at 9 A.M.
Sunday, April 21" 1895 at 96
N. 10th st. Noblesville, Ind.
Samuel Runnels born Thanks-
giving Day Nov 25" 1897 at 96 N 10th St.
Noblesville Ind.
Maurice Ticer, born at 5 P.M.
Thursday, May 16" 1901 at the Cor- of
10" + Harrison Sts. Noblesville, Ind.
Vivian was active in her community and Presbyterian Church, and one of 8 graduating members of the class of 1888 from Noblesville High School. She passed away from lung fever, or acute congentive heart failure due to hypertension and ventricular tachycardia.
My father recalls that when he visited his grandparents, he would sometimes get to visit an ice cream parlor across the street!
We think of Vivian every Valentine's Day!
Vivian was the daughter of Mary Alice Miesse and William Allen Voss.
She and her husband, Dr. Samuel Harrell of Noblesville, Indiana, built a magnificent Victorian house that is now on the Historic Register. The design is partially attributed to her mother, Mary Alice Miesse. Dr. Harrell and Vivian saw patients in this house before he and his brother Dr. Madison Harrell, founded a hospital, now known as Riverview Hospital.
Vivian also recorded family records in what she called "The Harrell Family Record." This is what she wrote about her family.
Samuel Harrell son of J.W.
Lodema Harrell was born April 17" 1869.
near Fairland Shelby Co. Ind.
Vivian Venus Voss was born
½ mile south of Noblesville Feb 14, 1870
and was married to Samuel Harrell
at the Presbyterian church in
Noblesville March 28" 1894.
Their children are
Hahnemann Voss born at 9 A.M.
Sunday, April 21" 1895 at 96
N. 10th st. Noblesville, Ind.
Samuel Runnels born Thanks-
giving Day Nov 25" 1897 at 96 N 10th St.
Noblesville Ind.
Maurice Ticer, born at 5 P.M.
Thursday, May 16" 1901 at the Cor- of
10" + Harrison Sts. Noblesville, Ind.
Vivian was active in her community and Presbyterian Church, and one of 8 graduating members of the class of 1888 from Noblesville High School. She passed away from lung fever, or acute congentive heart failure due to hypertension and ventricular tachycardia.
My father recalls that when he visited his grandparents, he would sometimes get to visit an ice cream parlor across the street!
Vivian was the daughter of Mary Alice Miesse and William Allen Voss.
She and her husband, Dr. Samuel Harrell of Noblesville, Indiana, built a magnificent Victorian house that is now on the Historic Register. The design is partially attributed to her mother, Mary Alice Miesse. Dr. Harrell and Vivian saw patients in this house before he and his brother Dr. Madison Harrell, founded a hospital, now known as Riverview Hospital.
Vivian also recorded family records in what she called "The Harrell Family Record." This is what she wrote about her family.
Samuel Harrell son of J.W.
Lodema Harrell was born April 17" 1869.
near Fairland Shelby Co. Ind.
Vivian Venus Voss was born
½ mile south of Noblesville Feb 14, 1870
and was married to Samuel Harrell
at the Presbyterian church in
Noblesville March 28" 1894.
Their children are
Hahnemann Voss born at 9 A.M.
Sunday, April 21" 1895 at 96
N. 10th st. Noblesville, Ind.
Samuel Runnels born Thanks-
giving Day Nov 25" 1897 at 96 N 10th St.
Noblesville Ind.
Maurice Ticer, born at 5 P.M.
Thursday, May 16" 1901 at the Cor- of
10" + Harrison Sts. Noblesville, Ind.
Vivian was active in her community and Presbyterian Church, and one of 8 graduating members of the class of 1888 from Noblesville High School. She passed away from lung fever, or acute congentive heart failure due to hypertension and ventricular tachycardia.
My father recalls that when he visited his grandparents, he would sometimes get to visit an ice cream parlor across the street!
Inscription
VIVIAN V. HARRELL 1870 - 1959
Family Members
Spouse
