Arvilla PARSELLAge: 49 years1852–1902
- Name
- Arvilla PARSELL
- Given names
- Arvilla
- Surname
- PARSELL
- Also known as
- Arvilla Mills
Birth | April 24, 1852 |
Birth of a daughter #1 | Minnie MILNE May 17, 1889 (Age 37 years) |
Death | March 1, 1902 (Age 49 years) |
Family with Alexander MILNE |
husband |
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herself |
Arvilla PARSELL Birth: April 24, 1852 — Plymouth, Ohio Death: March 1, 1902 — Bemidji, MN |
daughter |
Minnie MILNE Birth: May 17, 1889 48 37 Death: February 25, 1940 |
Alexander MILNE + Margaret MILLEN |
husband |
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husband’s wife |
Margaret MILLEN Birth: 1849 36 35 — Ontario Death: March 2, 1884 — Grand Forks, ND |
Marriage: January 1, 1867 — |
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12 years step-daughter |
Zuella Irene MILNE Birth: September 3, 1878 37 29 — Huron Co, Ontario Canada |
-3 years step-son |
Hugh W MILNE Birth: September 10, 1875 34 26 Death: November 12, 1875 |
-4 years step-daughter |
Rose MILNE Birth: December 3, 1871 30 22 |
-15 months step-son |
Fairly MILNE Birth: September 15, 1870 29 21 |
-2 years step-son |
Albert MILNE Birth: May 10, 1868 27 19 |
14 years step-son |
Howard D MILNE Birth: March 5, 1882 40 33 |
Death | Buried in Memorial Park Cemetery, Grand Forks. From Bemidji Pioneer, March 6, 1902 Birth: Apr. 24, 1852 Plymouth (Huron County) Huron County Ohio, USA Death: Mar. 1, 1902 Bemidji Beltrami County Minnesota, USA Mrs. A. Milne, a pioneer of Bemidji, died of typhoid fever, March 1, 1902, at St. Anthony's hospital, after a short illness. She leaves behind her a husband, two sons, and one daughter to mourn her untimely demise. Arvilla E. Parsell was born at Plymouth, Ohio, April 24, 1852. She was married in 1870 to Peter Doty, who died in South Dakota in 1887 to which state they moved in 1883. She married Alex Milne a few years previous to their coming to Bemidji. Services were held at the Red Men's hall Sunday noon over the material remains, when the body was taken to Grand Forks for interment. The attendance was very large and the chaplain, Mrs. Ted Smith, paid a touching and beautiful tribute to the memory of the deceased. She was a kind wife and a loving mother. Mrs. Milne was a devout Spiritualist, for which up to the hour of her death she was an ardent worker. A beautiful floral tribute in the form of a beautiful wreath was given by the members of that church. |