Married Daniel Eames Ingalsbe in 1866 near Hopeton, Merced co. Ca.
died 1919
Parents
James "Jim" W Ruddle 1818 – 1854
Modest L. Love 1829 – 1917 .
Siblings
Alice Ruddle 1844 –
Margaret Ruddle 1846 – 1850
Emma Ruddle 1848 –
Allen Bryant Ruddle 1852 – 1869
Half siblings
Sarah A. Ross 1857 – 1886
Samuel James Ross 1859 – 1897
George Ross 1862 – 1874
Pinkie M. Ross 1864 – 1943
Edward L. Ross 1866 –
Modest E. Ross 1869 – 1945.
Spouse & Children
Daniel Eames Ingalsbe 1828 – 1902
Cornelia (Coral) Ingalsbe 1867 – 1944
India Ingalsbe 1869 – 1940
Guy Ingalsbe 1872 – 1920
Leigh (Lee) Ingalsbe 1874 – 1933
Marie "Mae" D. Ingalsbe 1878 – 1959
Florence "Flossi" I Ingalsbe 1881 – 1965
Danae "Babe" Love Ingalsbe 1887 – 1919
Merced Express
Oct 1, 1921
Catalina Ingalsbe
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Former Merced woman Called By Death
Mrs. Catalina W. Ingalsbe, for many years a well-known resident of Merced county, passed away at her home in Oakland last Saturday afternoon following a comparatively brief illness.
Mrs. Ingalsbe was a native of Missouri and was the daughter of the late James Ruddle, who was among the earliest settlers of the Merced river section of this county. when she was but a small child she accompanied her parents to California and had been a resident of Merced county practically ever since. She was the widow of the late Daniel Ingalsbe, who was also one of the pioneer settlers of the Merced river section and who died in the 90's. A short time previous to Mr. Ingalsbe's death the family moved to reside here until about two years ago, when she moved to Oakland. she was a woman of kind and charitable disposition and had many friends who regret her passing.
She leaves four daughters and a son - Mrs. Coral Lewis of Oakland, Mrs India Fruit, Mrs May Silman and Mrs Flossie Law of Merced, and Leigh Ingalsbe of Merced.
Funeral services were held in Oakland Monday afternoon, Rev. H.T. Babcok, pastor of the Central Presbyterian church of this city, officiating. The remains were cremated and the ashes were deposited in the Ingalsbe family plot in the cemetery at Stockton.
In thanks to Wm Rodgers who found the death notice.
died 1919
Parents
James "Jim" W Ruddle 1818 – 1854
Modest L. Love 1829 – 1917 .
Siblings
Alice Ruddle 1844 –
Margaret Ruddle 1846 – 1850
Emma Ruddle 1848 –
Allen Bryant Ruddle 1852 – 1869
Half siblings
Sarah A. Ross 1857 – 1886
Samuel James Ross 1859 – 1897
George Ross 1862 – 1874
Pinkie M. Ross 1864 – 1943
Edward L. Ross 1866 –
Modest E. Ross 1869 – 1945.
Spouse & Children
Daniel Eames Ingalsbe 1828 – 1902
Cornelia (Coral) Ingalsbe 1867 – 1944
India Ingalsbe 1869 – 1940
Guy Ingalsbe 1872 – 1920
Leigh (Lee) Ingalsbe 1874 – 1933
Marie "Mae" D. Ingalsbe 1878 – 1959
Florence "Flossi" I Ingalsbe 1881 – 1965
Danae "Babe" Love Ingalsbe 1887 – 1919
Merced Express
Oct 1, 1921
Catalina Ingalsbe
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Former Merced woman Called By Death
Mrs. Catalina W. Ingalsbe, for many years a well-known resident of Merced county, passed away at her home in Oakland last Saturday afternoon following a comparatively brief illness.
Mrs. Ingalsbe was a native of Missouri and was the daughter of the late James Ruddle, who was among the earliest settlers of the Merced river section of this county. when she was but a small child she accompanied her parents to California and had been a resident of Merced county practically ever since. She was the widow of the late Daniel Ingalsbe, who was also one of the pioneer settlers of the Merced river section and who died in the 90's. A short time previous to Mr. Ingalsbe's death the family moved to reside here until about two years ago, when she moved to Oakland. she was a woman of kind and charitable disposition and had many friends who regret her passing.
She leaves four daughters and a son - Mrs. Coral Lewis of Oakland, Mrs India Fruit, Mrs May Silman and Mrs Flossie Law of Merced, and Leigh Ingalsbe of Merced.
Funeral services were held in Oakland Monday afternoon, Rev. H.T. Babcok, pastor of the Central Presbyterian church of this city, officiating. The remains were cremated and the ashes were deposited in the Ingalsbe family plot in the cemetery at Stockton.
In thanks to Wm Rodgers who found the death notice.
Married Daniel Eames Ingalsbe in 1866 near Hopeton, Merced co. Ca.
died 1919
Parents
James "Jim" W Ruddle 1818 – 1854
Modest L. Love 1829 – 1917 .
Siblings
Alice Ruddle 1844 –
Margaret Ruddle 1846 – 1850
Emma Ruddle 1848 –
Allen Bryant Ruddle 1852 – 1869
Half siblings
Sarah A. Ross 1857 – 1886
Samuel James Ross 1859 – 1897
George Ross 1862 – 1874
Pinkie M. Ross 1864 – 1943
Edward L. Ross 1866 –
Modest E. Ross 1869 – 1945.
Spouse & Children
Daniel Eames Ingalsbe 1828 – 1902
Cornelia (Coral) Ingalsbe 1867 – 1944
India Ingalsbe 1869 – 1940
Guy Ingalsbe 1872 – 1920
Leigh (Lee) Ingalsbe 1874 – 1933
Marie "Mae" D. Ingalsbe 1878 – 1959
Florence "Flossi" I Ingalsbe 1881 – 1965
Danae "Babe" Love Ingalsbe 1887 – 1919
Merced Express
Oct 1, 1921
Catalina Ingalsbe
-------------------------
Former Merced woman Called By Death
Mrs. Catalina W. Ingalsbe, for many years a well-known resident of Merced county, passed away at her home in Oakland last Saturday afternoon following a comparatively brief illness.
Mrs. Ingalsbe was a native of Missouri and was the daughter of the late James Ruddle, who was among the earliest settlers of the Merced river section of this county. when she was but a small child she accompanied her parents to California and had been a resident of Merced county practically ever since. She was the widow of the late Daniel Ingalsbe, who was also one of the pioneer settlers of the Merced river section and who died in the 90's. A short time previous to Mr. Ingalsbe's death the family moved to reside here until about two years ago, when she moved to Oakland. she was a woman of kind and charitable disposition and had many friends who regret her passing.
She leaves four daughters and a son - Mrs. Coral Lewis of Oakland, Mrs India Fruit, Mrs May Silman and Mrs Flossie Law of Merced, and Leigh Ingalsbe of Merced.
Funeral services were held in Oakland Monday afternoon, Rev. H.T. Babcok, pastor of the Central Presbyterian church of this city, officiating. The remains were cremated and the ashes were deposited in the Ingalsbe family plot in the cemetery at Stockton.
In thanks to Wm Rodgers who found the death notice.
died 1919
Parents
James "Jim" W Ruddle 1818 – 1854
Modest L. Love 1829 – 1917 .
Siblings
Alice Ruddle 1844 –
Margaret Ruddle 1846 – 1850
Emma Ruddle 1848 –
Allen Bryant Ruddle 1852 – 1869
Half siblings
Sarah A. Ross 1857 – 1886
Samuel James Ross 1859 – 1897
George Ross 1862 – 1874
Pinkie M. Ross 1864 – 1943
Edward L. Ross 1866 –
Modest E. Ross 1869 – 1945.
Spouse & Children
Daniel Eames Ingalsbe 1828 – 1902
Cornelia (Coral) Ingalsbe 1867 – 1944
India Ingalsbe 1869 – 1940
Guy Ingalsbe 1872 – 1920
Leigh (Lee) Ingalsbe 1874 – 1933
Marie "Mae" D. Ingalsbe 1878 – 1959
Florence "Flossi" I Ingalsbe 1881 – 1965
Danae "Babe" Love Ingalsbe 1887 – 1919
Merced Express
Oct 1, 1921
Catalina Ingalsbe
-------------------------
Former Merced woman Called By Death
Mrs. Catalina W. Ingalsbe, for many years a well-known resident of Merced county, passed away at her home in Oakland last Saturday afternoon following a comparatively brief illness.
Mrs. Ingalsbe was a native of Missouri and was the daughter of the late James Ruddle, who was among the earliest settlers of the Merced river section of this county. when she was but a small child she accompanied her parents to California and had been a resident of Merced county practically ever since. She was the widow of the late Daniel Ingalsbe, who was also one of the pioneer settlers of the Merced river section and who died in the 90's. A short time previous to Mr. Ingalsbe's death the family moved to reside here until about two years ago, when she moved to Oakland. she was a woman of kind and charitable disposition and had many friends who regret her passing.
She leaves four daughters and a son - Mrs. Coral Lewis of Oakland, Mrs India Fruit, Mrs May Silman and Mrs Flossie Law of Merced, and Leigh Ingalsbe of Merced.
Funeral services were held in Oakland Monday afternoon, Rev. H.T. Babcok, pastor of the Central Presbyterian church of this city, officiating. The remains were cremated and the ashes were deposited in the Ingalsbe family plot in the cemetery at Stockton.
In thanks to Wm Rodgers who found the death notice.
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