- Nascimento · a 24 de Dezembro de 1887 · Easton Grey, ENGLAND
- Casamento · cerca 23 de Outubro de 1912 · Clio or Flint, Genesee, Michigan, UNITED STATES of AMERICA · com Charles William Scutts
- Morte · a 20 de Fevereiro de 1980 · 92 anos · 48420 Clio, Genesee, Michigan, UNITED STATES of AMERICA
- Enterro · Woodlawn Memorial Cemetery
| Scutts, Ethel M. - 423 Center St., Clio, age 92, died Wednesday, February 20 1980. Funeral services will be held 11am Saturday, February 23, at the Benjamin & Whipple Funeral Home, Clio, Rev. John D. Rozeboom officiating. Burial in Woodlawn Cemetery. Mrs. Scutts was born in Easton Grey, England, December 24, 1887, the daughter of George and Elizabeth Boulton and had resided in the Clio area for 68 years, moving here from England with her 3 sisters and mother and father. She married Charles William Scutts who preceded her in death March, 1959. She was a member of Bethany United Methodist Church, life member of Vienna Chapter 283 OES. Surviving are: son and wife, Lawrence W. and Maxine of Clio; daughter, Mrs. Laura Blumenthal of West Branch; 2 grandchildren, David of Alpena and Nina of Fenton; 3 great-grandchildren; sister, Mrs. Alma Martin of Clio; several nieces and nephews; several cousins in England. |
Fontes • nascimento : Social Security Death Index • casamento com Charles William Scutts : Genesee County Marriage Index to 1934 V08 061 0779 • morte : Social Security Death Index / Michigan Deaths 1971-1996
&ca 1912
pais : Thomas Scutts ca 1834-1911 e Matilda Palmer ca 1839-1907 …
C W S(25) single - parents:Thomas Scutts & Matilda Palmer. E M B(24) single b:1887 Dec 24 England - d:1980 Feb - parents:George Boulton & Elizabeth Vigor
Charles William Scutts, Charles/William/Bill 1887-1959pais : Thomas Scutts ca 1834-1911 e Matilda Palmer ca 1839-1907 …
- Nascimento · a 14 de Fevereiro de 1887 · Sopworth, Wiltshire
- Batismo · a 10 de Abril de 1887 · Sopworth, Wiltshire
- Casamento · cerca 23 de Outubro de 1912 · Clio or Flint, Genesee, Michigan, UNITED STATES of AMERICA · com Ethel Mary Boulton
- Morte · a 31 de Março de 1959 · 72 anos · Genesee, Michigan, UNITED STATES of AMERICA
- Enterro · em Abril 1959 · Woodlawn Cemetery, Clio, Genesee, Michigan
| William Scutts - Census 1901 Wiltshire. (Charles) William Scutts emigrated in 1912 from Bristol to Quebec, Canada and then on to the States. WWI Draft Registration: occupation - milk condensary laborer, employer: Detroit Creamery Co., Clio, Michigan. Registered 05 Jun 1917 at Vienna, Genesee, Michigan. US Great Lake States Census Index 1930. "The Clio Messenger" 08 Apr 1959 Charles (Bill) Scutts, 72, of 423 Center Street, Clio, died Tuesday March 31 1959, at the residence. Funeral services were held on Friday April 3 1959, at 2pm from the Benjamin & Whipple Funeral Home under the auspices of Vienna Lodge No. 205 F&AM, with Rev. Herman Whiting officiating. Burial was in Clio Woodlawn cemetery. Mr. Scutts was born in Sopworth, England, on February 14 1887, the son of Thomas and Matilda Scutts. He had resided in Clio for 47 years, coming here from England, and had resided in West Branch from 1931 to 1935. Mr. Scutts who married Ethel Boulton in 1912, was a member of Bethany Methodist Church, and a member and former officer of Vienna Lodge No. 205 F&AM. He had owned and operated the Pure Oil Gas station for the past seven years, formerly known as the Michigan Farmer Service Station. Mr. Scutts was manager of the Detroit Creamery in Clio for several years and of the McDonald Dairy in West Branch. Surviving are his wife Ethel; one daughter Mrs. Laura Blumenthal, West Branch; one son, Lawrence of Clio; one grandson David Blumenthal, West Branch; one brother, Jack Scutts, England; one sister, Mrs. Laura Lyton of England; and several nieces and nephews. |
Fontes • nascimento : Malmesbury 5a 53 / USA World War I Draft Registration Cards 1917-1918 • batismo : Sopworth Parish Register • casamento com Ethel Mary Boulton : Genesee County Marriage Index to 1934 V08 061 0779 • morte : The Clio Messenger [08 Apr 1959] • enterro : Woodlawn Memorial Cemetery / The Clio Messenger [08 Apr 1959]
