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Ella C. Pethybridge
1866–1943 · Female · died at 77
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Stories and biography About Ella Mentioned in another story This story is about someone or something else, and names Ella C. Pethybridge.
Life events Born 26 OCT 1866, Haverhill, Massachusetts Confirmed evidence: show why Why: Find a Grave memorial 187054970 (Walnut Grove Cemetery, Methuen) and corroborating census ages.
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Died 16 NOV 1943, 15 Columbia Park, Haverhill, Massachusetts Confirmed evidence: show why Why: Her Boston Globe obituary (17 November 1943) gives her death at home, 15 Columbia Park, Haverhill, at age 77, the day before publication.
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1880 U.S. Federal Census, Haverhill, Massachusetts: Ella, 13, in school, with her parents William H. and Mary Ann Pethybridge. 1880 Ella C. Pethybridge, 1898. Oak, Merrimac; probably Herbert C. Oak's studio. The catalog reports a March 1, 1898 inscription on the reverse, not supplied here. Library-supplied portrait front and mount. Courtesy of The Trustees of the Haverhill Public Library, Special Collections Department. 1898 The 'Thoughtful Circle,' a King's Daughters circle at Haverhill's Centre Congregational Church, organized about 1898, the same year as Ella Pethybridge's portrait. Twenty-three women are pictured. The inscription on the back credits Ella Pethybridge and Margie M. Clark with forming the circle, which did charitable work for the city's Old Ladies' Home. Haverhill Public Library, Senter HPH 19-269E, catalog 31479006479132. about 1898 · front The back of the 'Thoughtful Circle' photograph, with the owner's handwritten note naming the circle and crediting Ella Pethybridge and Margie M. Clark with forming it. Haverhill Public Library, Senter HPH 19-269E, catalog 31479006479132. about 1898 · verso 1900 U.S. Federal Census: Ella's own row, entered as an employee, 33, single, nurse. 1900 1900 U.S. Federal Census: the enumerator's header naming "The Boston City Hospital," where Ella was then living and working. 1900 1910 U.S. Federal Census, Haverhill: Ella, 43, boarding on Arlington Street with Laura E. Lockhart and three others. 1910 1910 U.S. Federal Census: the occupation columns, giving Ella's work as "Trained Nurse," "General Practice," on her own account. 1910 S.S. Devonia passenger list, Liverpool to Boston, arrived 1 September 1912: Ella, 45, marked "S" for single. 1912 S.S. Parisian passenger list, Boston to Glasgow, arrived 6 July 1912: Ella's name directly below her landlady, Laura S. Lockhart's. 1912 1940 U.S. Federal Census: Ella's main-schedule row. 1940 1940 U.S. Federal Census: the supplementary-questions row, giving her one year of high school and reported other income. 1940 Pethybridge family monument, Walnut Grove Cemetery, Methuen, Massachusetts (William H., Mary A. Copeland and Ella C. Pethybridge) Pethybridge/Harris monument base, Walnut Grove Cemetery, Methuen, Massachusetts
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