ETHEL MAY LINN

When Ethel May Linn was born on 16 September 1889, her father, John, was 45, and her mother, Mary, was 32. She was married three times and had five sons and one daughter. She died on 24 March 1933 in Columbia City, Indiana, USA, at the age of 43, and was buried in Salem, Indiana, USA.

(Lifestory, ancestry.com)

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School Enumeration Records 1897

Linn John; Taylor 17, Martin 15, Ethel 7; Sparta

http://gen.nobleco.lib.in.us/Schools/1897SchEnumL-Z.htm

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1900 Census living in Sparta Twp, Noble Co, Indiana

John C Linn, 56, teamster, born Oct 1843 in Ohio, father b Virginia, mother b Tennessee

Mary M, 43, born Oct 1856 in Indiana, parents b Pennsylvania

Martin C, day labourer, 19, born Mar 1881 in Indiana,

Ethel, 10, at school, born in Indiana,

Myron, 8, born in Indiana

1910 in Washington, Whitley, Indiana

James D Rockey, 35, farm labourer, general farm, b Indiana, father b Indiana, mother b Ohio

Ethel M, 21, b Indiana, parents b Ohio

Mary E, 5 months, b Indiana

1920 US Census living in Etna Twp, Whitley Co,

James Rockey, 45, farmer, wage worker, b Indiana parents b Ohio

Ethel, 36, b Ohio father b Ohio, mother b Indiana

Mary, 10, b Indiana

Lawrence, 7, b Indiana

Melvin, 6, b Indiana

Chester, 4 months. b Indiana

1930 in Columbia, Whitley, Indiana

Charles H Steele, 69, divorced, farmer, b Vermont

Ethel M Rockey, 39, divorced, servant, b Indiana, parents b Indiana

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Linn John; Taylor 17, Martin 15, Ethel 7; Sp (Sparta)(source: Noble County INGen website, school enumeration records 1897)

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Ethel Rockey b Plymouth (Marshall Co) Sept 16, 1890

Fa: John C Linn b Ireland

Mo: Mary Glick b OH

Married once - ended in death

George Aultom b Whitley Co Feb 22, 1860 Farmer - Larwill

Fa: Samuel Aultom b TN

Mo: Sarah Meice b Whitley Co

Married twice before - ended in death

Married June 11, 1930 Whitley Co, IN (I forgot to write down the book & pg #)

(Whitley County marriages, book 11 :104, c/o Judy G)

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#14-33 = Aultom, Ethel Mae - fe- white - married -

housewife - d/3-29-1933 in City - b/9-16-1889 in Ind. -

age 43-6-8 - hus. George Aultom - Fa. John Linn?, b/OH -

Mo. Mary Mablda Click?, b/Ind. - informant, husband -

Epilepsy, coroner inquest -

Park Huffman, M.D., S.Whitley, Ind.

Bur. Date not given - in Salem Cem, Noble Co, Ind.

Luckenbill’s Sons, F.D. City -

Filed: Apr 1933 - City Book 2 Pg 2

(Whitley county health dept, c/o Judy G)

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Obituary Finder

Top of Form 1

Last Name: Aultom

First Name: George, Mrs.

Middle Name/Initial:

Maiden Name: Ether Lynn

Date of Death: 03/24/1933

Birth Date:

Spouse:

Survived By:

Other: Luckenbill Funeral Home

Cemetery:

Obituary Source: CC Post 03/24/33 Fri pg1, 03/25/33 Sat pg 1, 03/27/33 Mon pg 1

Bottom of Form 1

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Ethel Mae Aulton

in the Indiana, Death Certificates, 1899-2011

Name: Ethel Mae Aulton

[Ethel Mae Linn]

Gender: Female

Race: White

Birth Date: 16 Sep 1889

Birth Place: Indiana

Death Date: 24 Mar 1933

Death Place: Columbia, Whitley, Indiana, USA

Age: 43

Marital Status: Married

Spouse: Geo. Aulton

Father: John Linn

Mother: Mary Matilda Linn

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March 24, 1933

MRS GEORGE AULTOM FELL DEAD IN YARD OF HOME

Was Hanging Up Clothes-Had Suffered From Heart Trouble

Mrs George Aultom, 40, dropped dead at 12 o’clock this afternoon while hanging clothes in the yard at her home in Fairview, off Elm Street. She had not been well for some time, death being due to heart trouble.

The deceased, nee Ethel Lynn, was married three years ago to Mr. Aultom, who survives, together with five children by a former marriage, Mary and Melvin of Fort Wayne; Lawrence of Cromwell; and Chester and Leonard who reside with their mother in this city; also four brothers, Taylor, of So. Bend; Ted of Cromwell; Myron and Martin, of Etna. Prior to her marriage Mrs. Aultom resided at Cromwell.

The body has been removed to the Luckenbill Funeral Home, but arrangements for the funeral rites have not yet been made.

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March 25, 1933

AULTOM FUNERAL TO BE HELD SUNDAY AT LOCAL FUNERAL HOME

Funeral services for Mrs. George Aultom, 40, who died of a sudden heart attack Friday noon while hanging out clothes in the yard of her home in the Fairview addition, will be held at the Luckenbill’s Sons Funeral Home at 2 o’clock Sunday afternoon. Rev. S. Kahl Dustin officiating.

Burial will be made at Salem cemetery near Wilmot.

Dr. Park Huffman of South Whitley, county coroner, was called to the Aultom home upon being notified of Mrs. Aultom’s death. He pronounced her death as the result of heart trouble. (e-mail Judy G 13/2/06)

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