Ionia County MI Archives Obituaries.....Ginnebaugh, Bertha 1912
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Lyons Herald, 7 Nov 1912

Charles Ginnebaugh and his two children have the sympathy of all who know them 
in their sad bereavement of wife and mother.  Mrs. Ginnebaugh died suddenly 
Tuesday morning, Oct. 29, before Doctors Alton and Allen, summoned from 
Portland, could reach the farm near Collins where Mr. and Mrs. Ginnebaugh had 
lived happily since coming from Grayling 11 years ago.  Two hours before her 
death Mrs. Ginnebaugh was chatting pleasantly with her husband, with no 
indication that the end was near.  Just the evening before she had gone for an 
automobile ride and retired in the best of health.  Tuesday morning she was 
slightly indisposed and though it was hardly deemed of sufficient importance to 
summon a physician, two were sent for when she began growing worse.  Dr. Alton 
drove into the yard just as she breathed her last.  Heart failure was the cause.

Funeral services were held Friday at the house, Rev. W.W. Slee, of the M. E. 
church, officiating.  Burial was in Portland.  Among those present were Mrs. 
Wm. Tubbs, mother, and Mrs. James MacLean, sister, both of Ithaca.

Mr. and Mrs. Ginnebaugh were married at Bay City 12 years ago and spent one 
year in Grayling, after which they moved to the farm where they have since 
resided.  Their two children are Irma and Gilbert, aged 10 and 9 respectively.  
It was but a few weeks ago that Mr. Ginnebaugh lost a barn from fire, the 
origin of which was a mystery and the loss heavy.


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