Obituary: Randolph NY Register, November 20, 1968
Services for Mrs. Mabel Studd Held Here Today
Mrs. Mabel B. Studd, 78, of Route 62, Ellington, died Friday, Nov. 15, 1968 at 9 p.m. in Jamestown General Hospital.
Born Jan. 12, 1890 in Albion, Pa., she was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Ball. She has been a resident of Ellington for the past 15 years and prior to that had lived in the Randolph area.
She was a member of First Baptist Church, Randolph, and had been a member of the Ladies Aid Society of the United Methodist Church in Steamburg.
He first husband, Luther Stacey, died in 1928. She married Frank Studd Sept. 17, 1950. He survives.
In addition she is survived by four sons, Eugene Stacey of East Randolph, Lester Stacey of Randolph and Walter and Luther Stacey of Ellington; three daughters, Mrs. Nola Weilacher of Pittsfield, Pa., Mrs. Decima Brogan of Warren, Pa. and Mrs. Mae Monroe of R.D. 2, Randolph; seventeen grandchildren and several great grandchildren; one sister, Mrs. Harry McCollum of Cleveland, Ohio; a half-brother, Edward Ball, and a half-sister, Mrs. Velma Root, both of Albion, Pa. and two step-sons, Arthur Studd of Newcomerstown, Ohio and Floyd Studd of Lorain, Ohio.
Funeral services were held Monday at 2 p.m. at the Hoitink Funeral Home conducted by the Rev. Harley Acker, pastor of Steamburg Free Church. Bearers were Robert Whitmore, James Whitmore, Jack Stacey, Leonard Stacey, William Stacey and Lewis Monroe. Burial was in Randolph Cemetery.
Contributor: Donna Markey (47734716) •
From contributor Gleem 47042780:
Mabel's parents are actually Hugh V and Della (Bush) Ball of Erie County, Pennsylvania. Her mother, Della, died soon after she gave birth to Mabel's younger sister, Tessie in January 1892. Her mother, Della remains unknown as to where she is buried as of now. Mabel and Tessie grew up with Hugh's second wife, Dora (Sprague) Ball as their step-mother.
Services for Mrs. Mabel Studd Held Here Today
Mrs. Mabel B. Studd, 78, of Route 62, Ellington, died Friday, Nov. 15, 1968 at 9 p.m. in Jamestown General Hospital.
Born Jan. 12, 1890 in Albion, Pa., she was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Ball. She has been a resident of Ellington for the past 15 years and prior to that had lived in the Randolph area.
She was a member of First Baptist Church, Randolph, and had been a member of the Ladies Aid Society of the United Methodist Church in Steamburg.
He first husband, Luther Stacey, died in 1928. She married Frank Studd Sept. 17, 1950. He survives.
In addition she is survived by four sons, Eugene Stacey of East Randolph, Lester Stacey of Randolph and Walter and Luther Stacey of Ellington; three daughters, Mrs. Nola Weilacher of Pittsfield, Pa., Mrs. Decima Brogan of Warren, Pa. and Mrs. Mae Monroe of R.D. 2, Randolph; seventeen grandchildren and several great grandchildren; one sister, Mrs. Harry McCollum of Cleveland, Ohio; a half-brother, Edward Ball, and a half-sister, Mrs. Velma Root, both of Albion, Pa. and two step-sons, Arthur Studd of Newcomerstown, Ohio and Floyd Studd of Lorain, Ohio.
Funeral services were held Monday at 2 p.m. at the Hoitink Funeral Home conducted by the Rev. Harley Acker, pastor of Steamburg Free Church. Bearers were Robert Whitmore, James Whitmore, Jack Stacey, Leonard Stacey, William Stacey and Lewis Monroe. Burial was in Randolph Cemetery.
Contributor: Donna Markey (47734716) •
From contributor Gleem 47042780:
Mabel's parents are actually Hugh V and Della (Bush) Ball of Erie County, Pennsylvania. Her mother, Della, died soon after she gave birth to Mabel's younger sister, Tessie in January 1892. Her mother, Della remains unknown as to where she is buried as of now. Mabel and Tessie grew up with Hugh's second wife, Dora (Sprague) Ball as their step-mother.
Obituary: Randolph NY Register, November 20, 1968
Services for Mrs. Mabel Studd Held Here Today
Mrs. Mabel B. Studd, 78, of Route 62, Ellington, died Friday, Nov. 15, 1968 at 9 p.m. in Jamestown General Hospital.
Born Jan. 12, 1890 in Albion, Pa., she was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Ball. She has been a resident of Ellington for the past 15 years and prior to that had lived in the Randolph area.
She was a member of First Baptist Church, Randolph, and had been a member of the Ladies Aid Society of the United Methodist Church in Steamburg.
He first husband, Luther Stacey, died in 1928. She married Frank Studd Sept. 17, 1950. He survives.
In addition she is survived by four sons, Eugene Stacey of East Randolph, Lester Stacey of Randolph and Walter and Luther Stacey of Ellington; three daughters, Mrs. Nola Weilacher of Pittsfield, Pa., Mrs. Decima Brogan of Warren, Pa. and Mrs. Mae Monroe of R.D. 2, Randolph; seventeen grandchildren and several great grandchildren; one sister, Mrs. Harry McCollum of Cleveland, Ohio; a half-brother, Edward Ball, and a half-sister, Mrs. Velma Root, both of Albion, Pa. and two step-sons, Arthur Studd of Newcomerstown, Ohio and Floyd Studd of Lorain, Ohio.
Funeral services were held Monday at 2 p.m. at the Hoitink Funeral Home conducted by the Rev. Harley Acker, pastor of Steamburg Free Church. Bearers were Robert Whitmore, James Whitmore, Jack Stacey, Leonard Stacey, William Stacey and Lewis Monroe. Burial was in Randolph Cemetery.
Contributor: Donna Markey (47734716) •
From contributor Gleem 47042780:
Mabel's parents are actually Hugh V and Della (Bush) Ball of Erie County, Pennsylvania. Her mother, Della, died soon after she gave birth to Mabel's younger sister, Tessie in January 1892. Her mother, Della remains unknown as to where she is buried as of now. Mabel and Tessie grew up with Hugh's second wife, Dora (Sprague) Ball as their step-mother.
Services for Mrs. Mabel Studd Held Here Today
Mrs. Mabel B. Studd, 78, of Route 62, Ellington, died Friday, Nov. 15, 1968 at 9 p.m. in Jamestown General Hospital.
Born Jan. 12, 1890 in Albion, Pa., she was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Ball. She has been a resident of Ellington for the past 15 years and prior to that had lived in the Randolph area.
She was a member of First Baptist Church, Randolph, and had been a member of the Ladies Aid Society of the United Methodist Church in Steamburg.
He first husband, Luther Stacey, died in 1928. She married Frank Studd Sept. 17, 1950. He survives.
In addition she is survived by four sons, Eugene Stacey of East Randolph, Lester Stacey of Randolph and Walter and Luther Stacey of Ellington; three daughters, Mrs. Nola Weilacher of Pittsfield, Pa., Mrs. Decima Brogan of Warren, Pa. and Mrs. Mae Monroe of R.D. 2, Randolph; seventeen grandchildren and several great grandchildren; one sister, Mrs. Harry McCollum of Cleveland, Ohio; a half-brother, Edward Ball, and a half-sister, Mrs. Velma Root, both of Albion, Pa. and two step-sons, Arthur Studd of Newcomerstown, Ohio and Floyd Studd of Lorain, Ohio.
Funeral services were held Monday at 2 p.m. at the Hoitink Funeral Home conducted by the Rev. Harley Acker, pastor of Steamburg Free Church. Bearers were Robert Whitmore, James Whitmore, Jack Stacey, Leonard Stacey, William Stacey and Lewis Monroe. Burial was in Randolph Cemetery.
Contributor: Donna Markey (47734716) •
From contributor Gleem 47042780:
Mabel's parents are actually Hugh V and Della (Bush) Ball of Erie County, Pennsylvania. Her mother, Della, died soon after she gave birth to Mabel's younger sister, Tessie in January 1892. Her mother, Della remains unknown as to where she is buried as of now. Mabel and Tessie grew up with Hugh's second wife, Dora (Sprague) Ball as their step-mother.
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