Six brothers of Jesse F. Struble last Friday bore the body of that Isabella pioneer to his last resting place in Riverside cemetery in Mt. Pleasant.
Six sons had at different times previously, acted as pall bearers when his father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Struble, who settled in Coe twp. in 1874, were laid to rest.
The pallbearers last Friday were: Jerry D. Struble of Pontiac, J. A. of Durand, Louis of Flint, Jacob H of Shepherd, George of Mt. Pleasant and Earl of Pontiac.
Jesse F. Struble was born in Fulton Co., OH, near Wasseon, October 28, 1860. He came with his parents in 1874 from Hillsdale Co. to a farm five miles northeast of Shepherd. When 16 years old he became an apprentice in the Harris Brothers mill in Mt. Pleasant and learned the millers' trade. He operated a grist mill in Gladwin county for a number of years and then went to the upper peninsula. He returned to Mt. Pleasant 25 years ago and had since been interested in real estate.
He was for many years an Odd Fellow and affiliated with the Mt. Pleasant lodge. Mr. Struble had been in poor health since he suffered a stroke about 15 years ago. He was taken ill the middle of January at his home on South Main street and died Tuesday, April 26th.
Surviving with his widow are one daughter and a son by a former marriage, Mrs. June Duty of Monroe, MI and Elburt Struble of St. Paul, Minn. A daughter, Mina, died several years ago near Grand Rapids, and a son, Worth Struble passed away in Detroit two years ago. Jake Duty of Monroe, is a grandson. Surviving brothers and sisters are: Irad Struble of Shepherd, Jerry D. Struble of Pontiac, J. A. Struble of Durand, Louis Struble of Flint, Mrs. Mattie Kelly of Shepherd, Mrs. Fleet Swix of Shepherd, Jacob H. Struble of Shepherd, Lafe Struble of Shepherd, George Struble of Mt. Pleasant, Mrs. Bert Freeman of Sarasota, Fla, and Earl Struble of Pontiac.
The funeral was held at the Stinson chapel in Mt. Pleasant. Rev. Charles MacKenzie, of the Mt. Pleasant M. E. church officiated.
Six sons had at different times previously, acted as pall bearers when his father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Struble, who settled in Coe twp. in 1874, were laid to rest.
The pallbearers last Friday were: Jerry D. Struble of Pontiac, J. A. of Durand, Louis of Flint, Jacob H of Shepherd, George of Mt. Pleasant and Earl of Pontiac.
Jesse F. Struble was born in Fulton Co., OH, near Wasseon, October 28, 1860. He came with his parents in 1874 from Hillsdale Co. to a farm five miles northeast of Shepherd. When 16 years old he became an apprentice in the Harris Brothers mill in Mt. Pleasant and learned the millers' trade. He operated a grist mill in Gladwin county for a number of years and then went to the upper peninsula. He returned to Mt. Pleasant 25 years ago and had since been interested in real estate.
He was for many years an Odd Fellow and affiliated with the Mt. Pleasant lodge. Mr. Struble had been in poor health since he suffered a stroke about 15 years ago. He was taken ill the middle of January at his home on South Main street and died Tuesday, April 26th.
Surviving with his widow are one daughter and a son by a former marriage, Mrs. June Duty of Monroe, MI and Elburt Struble of St. Paul, Minn. A daughter, Mina, died several years ago near Grand Rapids, and a son, Worth Struble passed away in Detroit two years ago. Jake Duty of Monroe, is a grandson. Surviving brothers and sisters are: Irad Struble of Shepherd, Jerry D. Struble of Pontiac, J. A. Struble of Durand, Louis Struble of Flint, Mrs. Mattie Kelly of Shepherd, Mrs. Fleet Swix of Shepherd, Jacob H. Struble of Shepherd, Lafe Struble of Shepherd, George Struble of Mt. Pleasant, Mrs. Bert Freeman of Sarasota, Fla, and Earl Struble of Pontiac.
The funeral was held at the Stinson chapel in Mt. Pleasant. Rev. Charles MacKenzie, of the Mt. Pleasant M. E. church officiated.
Six brothers of Jesse F. Struble last Friday bore the body of that Isabella pioneer to his last resting place in Riverside cemetery in Mt. Pleasant.
Six sons had at different times previously, acted as pall bearers when his father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Struble, who settled in Coe twp. in 1874, were laid to rest.
The pallbearers last Friday were: Jerry D. Struble of Pontiac, J. A. of Durand, Louis of Flint, Jacob H of Shepherd, George of Mt. Pleasant and Earl of Pontiac.
Jesse F. Struble was born in Fulton Co., OH, near Wasseon, October 28, 1860. He came with his parents in 1874 from Hillsdale Co. to a farm five miles northeast of Shepherd. When 16 years old he became an apprentice in the Harris Brothers mill in Mt. Pleasant and learned the millers' trade. He operated a grist mill in Gladwin county for a number of years and then went to the upper peninsula. He returned to Mt. Pleasant 25 years ago and had since been interested in real estate.
He was for many years an Odd Fellow and affiliated with the Mt. Pleasant lodge. Mr. Struble had been in poor health since he suffered a stroke about 15 years ago. He was taken ill the middle of January at his home on South Main street and died Tuesday, April 26th.
Surviving with his widow are one daughter and a son by a former marriage, Mrs. June Duty of Monroe, MI and Elburt Struble of St. Paul, Minn. A daughter, Mina, died several years ago near Grand Rapids, and a son, Worth Struble passed away in Detroit two years ago. Jake Duty of Monroe, is a grandson. Surviving brothers and sisters are: Irad Struble of Shepherd, Jerry D. Struble of Pontiac, J. A. Struble of Durand, Louis Struble of Flint, Mrs. Mattie Kelly of Shepherd, Mrs. Fleet Swix of Shepherd, Jacob H. Struble of Shepherd, Lafe Struble of Shepherd, George Struble of Mt. Pleasant, Mrs. Bert Freeman of Sarasota, Fla, and Earl Struble of Pontiac.
The funeral was held at the Stinson chapel in Mt. Pleasant. Rev. Charles MacKenzie, of the Mt. Pleasant M. E. church officiated.
Six sons had at different times previously, acted as pall bearers when his father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Struble, who settled in Coe twp. in 1874, were laid to rest.
The pallbearers last Friday were: Jerry D. Struble of Pontiac, J. A. of Durand, Louis of Flint, Jacob H of Shepherd, George of Mt. Pleasant and Earl of Pontiac.
Jesse F. Struble was born in Fulton Co., OH, near Wasseon, October 28, 1860. He came with his parents in 1874 from Hillsdale Co. to a farm five miles northeast of Shepherd. When 16 years old he became an apprentice in the Harris Brothers mill in Mt. Pleasant and learned the millers' trade. He operated a grist mill in Gladwin county for a number of years and then went to the upper peninsula. He returned to Mt. Pleasant 25 years ago and had since been interested in real estate.
He was for many years an Odd Fellow and affiliated with the Mt. Pleasant lodge. Mr. Struble had been in poor health since he suffered a stroke about 15 years ago. He was taken ill the middle of January at his home on South Main street and died Tuesday, April 26th.
Surviving with his widow are one daughter and a son by a former marriage, Mrs. June Duty of Monroe, MI and Elburt Struble of St. Paul, Minn. A daughter, Mina, died several years ago near Grand Rapids, and a son, Worth Struble passed away in Detroit two years ago. Jake Duty of Monroe, is a grandson. Surviving brothers and sisters are: Irad Struble of Shepherd, Jerry D. Struble of Pontiac, J. A. Struble of Durand, Louis Struble of Flint, Mrs. Mattie Kelly of Shepherd, Mrs. Fleet Swix of Shepherd, Jacob H. Struble of Shepherd, Lafe Struble of Shepherd, George Struble of Mt. Pleasant, Mrs. Bert Freeman of Sarasota, Fla, and Earl Struble of Pontiac.
The funeral was held at the Stinson chapel in Mt. Pleasant. Rev. Charles MacKenzie, of the Mt. Pleasant M. E. church officiated.
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Born to Louis and Maryetta (Young) Struble in Ohio. Died in Mt. Pleasant, Michigan.
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