Alice Myrtle INGALLS married Charles Albert Henre May 15, 1902, in Clinton, Henry County, Missouri. The marriage terminated in divorce in 1908.
Myrtle and Charles are the parents of Alberta Iva HENRE Needles Krenzer.
Myrtle supported herself and Iva by working in a laundry.
Iva was adopted by her Aunt Carrie Caroline C. INGALLS, who was 20 years old at the time, the day before Myrtle died.
Myrtle was buried in Woodlawn Cemetery, Independence, Missouri, at the south base of an oak tree in Section B. In the 1970s the tree was no longer there and Iva did not know where in the cemetery her Mother lies. The cemetery sexton thought Myrtle lies in the pictured area of the cemetery.
Additions and corrections are rejoiced over (please, include sources).
Myrtle and Charles are the parents of Alberta Iva HENRE Needles Krenzer.
Myrtle supported herself and Iva by working in a laundry.
Iva was adopted by her Aunt Carrie Caroline C. INGALLS, who was 20 years old at the time, the day before Myrtle died.
Myrtle was buried in Woodlawn Cemetery, Independence, Missouri, at the south base of an oak tree in Section B. In the 1970s the tree was no longer there and Iva did not know where in the cemetery her Mother lies. The cemetery sexton thought Myrtle lies in the pictured area of the cemetery.
Additions and corrections are rejoiced over (please, include sources).
Alice Myrtle INGALLS married Charles Albert Henre May 15, 1902, in Clinton, Henry County, Missouri. The marriage terminated in divorce in 1908.
Myrtle and Charles are the parents of Alberta Iva HENRE Needles Krenzer.
Myrtle supported herself and Iva by working in a laundry.
Iva was adopted by her Aunt Carrie Caroline C. INGALLS, who was 20 years old at the time, the day before Myrtle died.
Myrtle was buried in Woodlawn Cemetery, Independence, Missouri, at the south base of an oak tree in Section B. In the 1970s the tree was no longer there and Iva did not know where in the cemetery her Mother lies. The cemetery sexton thought Myrtle lies in the pictured area of the cemetery.
Additions and corrections are rejoiced over (please, include sources).
Myrtle and Charles are the parents of Alberta Iva HENRE Needles Krenzer.
Myrtle supported herself and Iva by working in a laundry.
Iva was adopted by her Aunt Carrie Caroline C. INGALLS, who was 20 years old at the time, the day before Myrtle died.
Myrtle was buried in Woodlawn Cemetery, Independence, Missouri, at the south base of an oak tree in Section B. In the 1970s the tree was no longer there and Iva did not know where in the cemetery her Mother lies. The cemetery sexton thought Myrtle lies in the pictured area of the cemetery.
Additions and corrections are rejoiced over (please, include sources).
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