♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ ~ MY UNIQUE GRANDMA ~ ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥
Ethel Mae was the eleventh child of twelve born to Silas R. Carey and his wife, Alice L. Hill. She married Adrian C. Logan; the youngest of six children born to Joseph W. Logan and his wife, M. A. " Etta" Chase. Ethel and Adrian celebrated their wedding on Valentine's Day in 1919. They had six children; five sons and one daughter.
US CENSUS: Year: 1930 - Population; State of Iowa; County of Pocahontas; Cummins Township Roll: T626-673; Page 4B: Individual: Logan, Ethel M. Age: 33 Birthplace: none listed Relationship: Wife
DEATH RECORDS: Death Certificate/Record: Deceased: Ethel Mae Logan Race/Sex: white female Age last birthday: 78 years recorded in Record of Deaths, No. 6, Pocahontas; 8-L Received by local registrar April 25, 1975.
OBITUARY NOTICE: United Methodist Church; Havelock, Iowa; services date, April 24, 1975. Excerpt " . . . She (Ethel Mae) married Adrian Logan at Des Moines, Iowa, . . . and farmed north of Havelock from 1924 until moving into town in 1944. Mrs. Logan was a member of the Havelock United Methodist Church, the United Methodist Women, Busy Bee Rebekah Lodge #598, Wednesday Club and other service organizations. Surviving are a daughter, Ethel Mae Schuller, of Roundup, Montana; four sons, Darius and Richard of Havelock, Iowa, Garth of Fairbanks, Alaska, and Daniel of Powell, Wyoming. One brother, Frank Carey of California, 31 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren also survive."
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GRANDMA
She rocks another baby...
hums an age old lullaby
She hopes no one is watching
as with thanks, she starts to cry
Remembering the time
when the babies were her own
And her mother told her gently
too soon they would be grown
Lots of bedtime stories,
skinned knees, and tears to dry
Teddy bears, toy trucks and dolls
and kites up in the sky
First days of school, first loves,
the proms, the wedding days
Sand castles and snowball fights
and teaching them to pray
Now, as she holds her grandchild
and gives thanks unto the Lord
She knows to be a Grandma
is motherhood's reward! ~Anon.
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♥♥ Thank you to all who stop to learn of my grandma's full life. I read your kind words and enjoy the tokens left for her. God Bless. ♥♥
Ethel Mae was the eleventh child of twelve born to Silas R. Carey and his wife, Alice L. Hill. She married Adrian C. Logan; the youngest of six children born to Joseph W. Logan and his wife, M. A. " Etta" Chase. Ethel and Adrian celebrated their wedding on Valentine's Day in 1919. They had six children; five sons and one daughter.
US CENSUS: Year: 1930 - Population; State of Iowa; County of Pocahontas; Cummins Township Roll: T626-673; Page 4B: Individual: Logan, Ethel M. Age: 33 Birthplace: none listed Relationship: Wife
DEATH RECORDS: Death Certificate/Record: Deceased: Ethel Mae Logan Race/Sex: white female Age last birthday: 78 years recorded in Record of Deaths, No. 6, Pocahontas; 8-L Received by local registrar April 25, 1975.
OBITUARY NOTICE: United Methodist Church; Havelock, Iowa; services date, April 24, 1975. Excerpt " . . . She (Ethel Mae) married Adrian Logan at Des Moines, Iowa, . . . and farmed north of Havelock from 1924 until moving into town in 1944. Mrs. Logan was a member of the Havelock United Methodist Church, the United Methodist Women, Busy Bee Rebekah Lodge #598, Wednesday Club and other service organizations. Surviving are a daughter, Ethel Mae Schuller, of Roundup, Montana; four sons, Darius and Richard of Havelock, Iowa, Garth of Fairbanks, Alaska, and Daniel of Powell, Wyoming. One brother, Frank Carey of California, 31 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren also survive."
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GRANDMA
She rocks another baby...
hums an age old lullaby
She hopes no one is watching
as with thanks, she starts to cry
Remembering the time
when the babies were her own
And her mother told her gently
too soon they would be grown
Lots of bedtime stories,
skinned knees, and tears to dry
Teddy bears, toy trucks and dolls
and kites up in the sky
First days of school, first loves,
the proms, the wedding days
Sand castles and snowball fights
and teaching them to pray
Now, as she holds her grandchild
and gives thanks unto the Lord
She knows to be a Grandma
is motherhood's reward! ~Anon.
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♥♥ Thank you to all who stop to learn of my grandma's full life. I read your kind words and enjoy the tokens left for her. God Bless. ♥♥
♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ ~ MY UNIQUE GRANDMA ~ ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥
Ethel Mae was the eleventh child of twelve born to Silas R. Carey and his wife, Alice L. Hill. She married Adrian C. Logan; the youngest of six children born to Joseph W. Logan and his wife, M. A. " Etta" Chase. Ethel and Adrian celebrated their wedding on Valentine's Day in 1919. They had six children; five sons and one daughter.
US CENSUS: Year: 1930 - Population; State of Iowa; County of Pocahontas; Cummins Township Roll: T626-673; Page 4B: Individual: Logan, Ethel M. Age: 33 Birthplace: none listed Relationship: Wife
DEATH RECORDS: Death Certificate/Record: Deceased: Ethel Mae Logan Race/Sex: white female Age last birthday: 78 years recorded in Record of Deaths, No. 6, Pocahontas; 8-L Received by local registrar April 25, 1975.
OBITUARY NOTICE: United Methodist Church; Havelock, Iowa; services date, April 24, 1975. Excerpt " . . . She (Ethel Mae) married Adrian Logan at Des Moines, Iowa, . . . and farmed north of Havelock from 1924 until moving into town in 1944. Mrs. Logan was a member of the Havelock United Methodist Church, the United Methodist Women, Busy Bee Rebekah Lodge #598, Wednesday Club and other service organizations. Surviving are a daughter, Ethel Mae Schuller, of Roundup, Montana; four sons, Darius and Richard of Havelock, Iowa, Garth of Fairbanks, Alaska, and Daniel of Powell, Wyoming. One brother, Frank Carey of California, 31 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren also survive."
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GRANDMA
She rocks another baby...
hums an age old lullaby
She hopes no one is watching
as with thanks, she starts to cry
Remembering the time
when the babies were her own
And her mother told her gently
too soon they would be grown
Lots of bedtime stories,
skinned knees, and tears to dry
Teddy bears, toy trucks and dolls
and kites up in the sky
First days of school, first loves,
the proms, the wedding days
Sand castles and snowball fights
and teaching them to pray
Now, as she holds her grandchild
and gives thanks unto the Lord
She knows to be a Grandma
is motherhood's reward! ~Anon.
*********************************************
♥♥ Thank you to all who stop to learn of my grandma's full life. I read your kind words and enjoy the tokens left for her. God Bless. ♥♥
Ethel Mae was the eleventh child of twelve born to Silas R. Carey and his wife, Alice L. Hill. She married Adrian C. Logan; the youngest of six children born to Joseph W. Logan and his wife, M. A. " Etta" Chase. Ethel and Adrian celebrated their wedding on Valentine's Day in 1919. They had six children; five sons and one daughter.
US CENSUS: Year: 1930 - Population; State of Iowa; County of Pocahontas; Cummins Township Roll: T626-673; Page 4B: Individual: Logan, Ethel M. Age: 33 Birthplace: none listed Relationship: Wife
DEATH RECORDS: Death Certificate/Record: Deceased: Ethel Mae Logan Race/Sex: white female Age last birthday: 78 years recorded in Record of Deaths, No. 6, Pocahontas; 8-L Received by local registrar April 25, 1975.
OBITUARY NOTICE: United Methodist Church; Havelock, Iowa; services date, April 24, 1975. Excerpt " . . . She (Ethel Mae) married Adrian Logan at Des Moines, Iowa, . . . and farmed north of Havelock from 1924 until moving into town in 1944. Mrs. Logan was a member of the Havelock United Methodist Church, the United Methodist Women, Busy Bee Rebekah Lodge #598, Wednesday Club and other service organizations. Surviving are a daughter, Ethel Mae Schuller, of Roundup, Montana; four sons, Darius and Richard of Havelock, Iowa, Garth of Fairbanks, Alaska, and Daniel of Powell, Wyoming. One brother, Frank Carey of California, 31 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren also survive."
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GRANDMA
She rocks another baby...
hums an age old lullaby
She hopes no one is watching
as with thanks, she starts to cry
Remembering the time
when the babies were her own
And her mother told her gently
too soon they would be grown
Lots of bedtime stories,
skinned knees, and tears to dry
Teddy bears, toy trucks and dolls
and kites up in the sky
First days of school, first loves,
the proms, the wedding days
Sand castles and snowball fights
and teaching them to pray
Now, as she holds her grandchild
and gives thanks unto the Lord
She knows to be a Grandma
is motherhood's reward! ~Anon.
*********************************************
♥♥ Thank you to all who stop to learn of my grandma's full life. I read your kind words and enjoy the tokens left for her. God Bless. ♥♥
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