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Ethel Graves was the daughter of Hubert and Ella (nee Schell)
Graves. The Hubert Graves
family came to York Township from Calumet County in 1901. Ethel was a schoolteacher and taught in the Mentor Township
for awhile. Her mother was a
younger sister to Lillie Lavey’s mother.
Therefore, Ethel Graves was a first cousin to Lillie Lavey (Glenn
Lavey’s mother). Ethel lived with her parents on a farm in Section 15 (later
owned by the Hubings) and then later on another farm in Section 21 formerly
owned by Albert Turner.