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Frank G. Struble and Ida M. Doolittle |
Photos courtesy of Margaret Bott. |
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1 Frank G. Struble in 1874 as a young man of 19 years. |
2 Ida M. Doolittle circa 1875 as a young lady. |
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3 Frank G. Struble and Ida M. Doolittle 1879. |
4 Frank G. Struble and Ida M. Doolittle Struble with their first born daughter Edith in 1885. |
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5 Frank G. Struble as an elder gentleman. |
6 Ida M. Doolittle Struble as an elder lady. |
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The Family of Frank Gilbert Struble and Ida May Doolittle Struble |
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The Parents of Frank G. Struble William M. Struble I and Emily Gilbert Struble
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The Parents of Ida M. Doolittle Thomas Henry Doolittle and Mary Jane Hyde Doolittle
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Gilbert Family Tree
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Hyde Family Tree
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Marriages of Frank G. Struble Marriage to Ida M. Doolittle in 1879
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Marriages of Ida M. Doolittle Marriage to Frank G. Struble in 1879
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The Obituary of Frank G. Struble November 1855 - 3 December 1905 From the Livonia Gazette, 8 December 1905 Canadice - Word was received here Monday of the suicide of Gilbert Struble, by hanging himself in his barn on the forenoon of that day. Mr. Struble was a resident of Canadice and leaves a widow and three children, one son and two daughters. He was a man of good moral character and no cause for the deed is known. He has been unfortunate financially and it is thought his mind might have become affected by despondency. ...
From the Livonia Gazette, 15 December 1905 Canadice - The funeral services for Gilbert Struble were held from the church Thursday of last week, the Rev. Mr. Dickerson officiating. The whole community sympathizes with Mrs. Struble and her three children in their hour of crushing sorrow. The supreme medical examiner of the Knights of the Maccabees settled the claim of Mrs. Struble on the 11th inst. Mr. Struble took out an insurance of $3,000 with the order twelve years ago, and in spite of adversities and misfortunes his assessments were kept up. But the laws of the order do not recognize the claim on such a death, allowing only twice the amount of the premiumns paid. This would only give the family $609. But on account of the long term of membership and the financial circumstances of the family, a settlement was made at $2,000, which perhaps may be considered liberal. But such a rule should be done away with. The family should get the amount on which the assessments were paid, without regard to the manner of death. Frank Gilbert Struble was buried in the Canadice Corners Cemetery.
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The Obituary of Ida M. Doolittle Struble 30 October 1859 - 7 January 1926 From the Naples Record, 20 January 1926. Mrs. Ida Doolittle Struble, aged 66, who had been in feeble health for a long time, was taken much worse over a week ago and died Thursday morning, January 7, 1926. Her husband, Gilbert Struble, died in 1905, leaving her with a family of children, which she reared to useful manhood and womanhood. She was quiet and unobtrusive. Almost the whole of her life was spent amoung us. She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Clair Mastin, of Springwater, and Mrs. Mildred Francisco, of Canadice, with whom she spent her last days; one son, Edwin, of East Rochester, and two grand-children, of Springwater. Her funeral was held Sunday from the Canadice church, of which she was a member, Rev. F. D. Raymond, her pastor, officiating. Burial in Canadice cemetery beside her husband. Ida May Doolittle Struble was buried in the Canadice Corners cemetery.
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The Burial of Frank G. Struble
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The Burial of Ida M. Doolittle Struble
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Newspaper articles from FultonHistory.com |