Obit: Pietenpol, Ellen J. (1864 - 1929)
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PIETENPOL DAVIS TREWARTHA ----Source:
NEILLSVILLE PRESS (Neillsville, Clark County, Wis.) 07/25/1929 Pietenpol, Ellen
J. (18 Augl 1864 - 15 Jul 1929) Mrs. John
Pietenpol died at her home in the town of York, Clark County, Wis.,
in the early hours of Monday, July 15, 1929. Although she had not
been in good health for some time, her death came quite
unexpectedly to many of her friends. Mrs. Pietenpol, whose maiden
name was Ellen Jeanette Davis, was born in St. Lawrence County,
N.Y., Aug. 18, 1864. She was the daughter of Fred W. and Ruth Lee
Davis. When she was a small child she came to Clark county, Wis.
with her parents and grew up on the farm at Windfall Corners, near
the present village of Granton. She attended the school there and
later taught school at Heathville and in what is known as the
Franklin School in the town of Fremont. On Sept. 19, 1893,
she was married to John W. Pietenpol, and soon after they went to
live on the farm in Section 34, town of York, which has been their
home ever since. To Mr. and Mrs. Pietenpol were born six children,
one of whom died in infancy. Those surviving are Ruth, Frederick,
Bernard, Marjorie and Josephine. Marjorie, now Mrs. Harold
Trewartha, lives at Palmer, Mich.; the others are all at home with
their father. Mrs. Pietenpol leaves also one grandchild, Hlen, and
five brothers, Frank W., Scott, Truman, Louis and Hale Davis. Mrs. Pietenpol was
a lady of keen intelligence and an appreciation of the finer things
of life. She cooperated with her husband in the development of
their fine farm and beautiful home, and was a most devoted and
loving mother. She will be greatly missed, in the home most of all,
but also beyond that by the community and by friends far and
away. The funeral was
held Wednesday, July 17. All the children were in attendance at the
funeral, also all her brothers except Louis, who could not be
present. Rev. S. J. Lambright of Neillsville preached the funeral
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