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Jeannetta Catherine Mahrt Iden
Jeannetta Catherine Mahrt was born January 29, 1892 in Dayton, Ohio. Her parents are August J. Marht, born June 1860 in Germany and Ellen Fulwiler, born May 1860 in Tennessee. Her marries married on May 29, 1884 and eight children were born from their union. Maria, Joseph, Lizzie, Jeannetta, Electa, Daniel, William and August.
In 1900, the family is living on High street in Dayton, Ohio. August is working as a cabinetmaker. Jeanetta is 8 years old and listed as going to school with her siblings Joseph and Lizzie. Later in the year on October 28, 1900, Jeanetta’s mother Ellen dies.
Ellen Fulwiler Mahrt’s Obituary
Mrs. Ellen Mahrt, wife of August Mahrt, and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fulwiler, died Sunday at her home on Potomac street. The deceased was 40 years of age. The funeral will be held on Tuesday morning; services at the family residence at 8 o’clock, and at Holy Trinity church at 8:30. Burial will be private at Calvary cemetery. Ben Westbrock.
Mr. Mahrt has been in the employ of the Stomps-Burkhardt company for the past 25 years, until about three weeks ago, when he was discharged without any apparent reason. This, added to the loss of a good wife, makes his affliction all the more sad. He was held in high esteem by his fellow-workmen, who extend to him their sincerest sympathy in his bereavement.
Source: Dayton Daily News – 29 Oct 1900
In 1910, Jeanetta is living with her uncle, Herman Mahrt, his wife, Anna, and their children Carl, Herbert, Paul, Armin, and Gretchen. I have not been able to find a census record for her father, August. Her older sister, Maria, is married to Lester Collins and living in Greene, Ohio. Her brother Joseph, who is 22 in 1910 is rooming with a family in Dayton, Ohio. Electa is 16 and working as a nurse for Catherine Stomps in Dayton, Ohio. Her brothers Daniel William and August are living in Delhi, Ohio at the Mount Alverno Protectory for Boys. I haven’t found her sister yet.
Marriage to Raymond John Iden
On December 31, 1901 Jeannetta and Raymond John Iden are married. To their union, five children were born: Goldie, Louisa, Electra-Maria, Raymond and Lillian. Sadly, Goldie was stillborn, Electra-Maria died at age 6 and Raymond died at age 2.
August J. Mahrt’s Obituary
August Mahrt, 58, died at 4 o’clock Saturday afternoon at the St. Elizabeth hospital. He had been living at the hospital two years, and had been confined to his bed during the past year.
Mr. Mahrt was one of the three Mahrt brothers who came to this city from their home in Germany when they were young men. Henry C. and John Mahrt, both of them deceased, started a tobacco factory. August became foreman of the cabinet department of the Stomps-Burkhardt factory, and continued there until the time of his illness.
His wife died 18 years ago. Seven children survive, Joseph Mahrt, Mrs. Marie Collins, Toldeo; Mrs. Ray Iden, Daniel Mahrt, Miss Electa Mahrt, of Buffalo and William and August Mahrt.
The funeral will be held Tuesday morning at 7: 15 o’clock from the residence of his son, Joseph A. Mahrt, 315 Gunckel avenue, and at 7:45 o’clock at St. Mary’s church. Interment will be made in Calvary cemetery.
Source: Dayton Daily News – 14 Apr 1918
In 1930, Jeanetta and Raymond are living in Mount Vernon, Ohio with their two daughters Louise and Lillian. Raymond is listing as not having an occupation. In 1940, the family is still living in Mount Vernon, Ohio and Raymond is working as a salesman for the printing industry. Louise is listed as working as a nurse at the hospital.
On November 11, 1965 in Bellaire, Texas, Raymond dies. In August of 1966, Jeanetta is living in Mount Vernon, Ohio. In 1973, she is living in Huston, Texas. On January 30, 1981, Jeanetta dies in Sugar Land, Texas. She is buried in Mound View Cemetery with her husband Raymond. She was survived by both daughters, Louise and Lillian.
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