Emerson Ellsworth HAINES

Birth:
21 Oct 1881
Montpelier, Williams, Ohio
Death:
26 Jun 1952
Northwest Twp, Williams, Ohio
Burial:
Riverside Cmty, Montpelier, Williams, Ohio
Marriage:
17 Nov 1904
Montpelier, Williams, Ohio
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    Emerson Ellsworth HAINES born at home. He and his spouse farmed all their lives.

SOURCES:
    1. Family Records in possession of Julie Datwyler
    2. Obituary
    3. 1910 Census Northwest Township,Williams County,Ohio

    OBITUARY

    Emerson Ellsworth Haines, son of Jonathon and Mary Haines, was born October 21,
    1881, in Bridgewater Township, Williams County, Ohio, and passed away June 26,
    1952 at the age of 70 years, 8 months, 5 days at his farm home in Northwest
    Township where he had resided for 44 years.

    On November 17, 1904 he was united in marriage to Ida May Ricketts who survives
    him with their four children, Lelah Harriman of Pemberville, Ohio; Zelma Agnew
    of Bay City, Mich., Clarence Haines of Chicago, Ill., Esther Fox of Convoy,
    Ohio, and twelve grandhcildren.  Also surviving are one sister, Hattie Britner,
    Montpelier, Ohio; and one brother, Alec Haines, Montpelier, as well as a host
    of relatives and friends.

    He joined the West Eagle Creek Presbyterian church in 1897 and has always been
    faithful to his vows of the church.  During his long membership he has served
    the church in many capacities having been elder, superintendent, teacher and
    treasurer.  His life of service carried into the community where he took active
    interest in community affairs.  He has been a member of the Williams County
    Farm Bureau since its organization.

    Dearest One, most mild and lovely,
    Gentle as the sumer breeze,
    Pleasant as the air of evening
    When it floats among the trees.
    Peaceful be thy silent slumber
    Peaceful in the grave so low
    Thou no more will join our number
    Thou no more our songs shall know.

    Dearest One, thou hast left us.
    Here, thy loss we deeply feel
    But 'tis God that hath bereft us,
    He can all our sorrows heal.
    Yet again we hope to meet thee
    When the day of life is fled.
    Then in heaven with joy to greet thee
    Where no farewell tears are shed.
Ida May RICKETTS
Birth:
8 Jan 1884
Bascom, Seneca, Ohio
Death:
29 Nov 1966
Burial:
Riverside Cmty, Williams, Ohio
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    1. Handwritten Wedding announcement

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    Born Northwest Township/Montpelier,Williams,Ohio

    HAINES-ELIAS NUPTIALS

    Katherine, daughter of George and Katherine Elias, was united in marriage to
    Clarence Haines, son of Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Haines, Wednesday, February 6, at
    7 p.m. at the Methodist Church in Lansing, Michigan.

    After the ceremony they came to the home of his parents. After a wedding
    breakfast Thursday morning they left for Fontana, California, where Clarence
    had been transferred from Alma, Mich. by Swift & Co. to take care of a duck
    plant.

    The bride is a graduate of Alma, Michigan High School; the groom a graduate of
    Montpelier High School with the class of 1929; from Ohio State University in
    1933. Since then he has been employed by Swift & Co. in a hatchery plant at
    Alma, Michigan.
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Emerson Ellsworth Haines - Ida May Ricketts

Emerson Ellsworth Haines was born at Montpelier, Williams, Ohio 21 Oct 1881. His parents were Jonathan Monroe Haines and Mary Ann Waterston.

He married Ida May Ricketts 17 Nov 1904 at Montpelier, Williams, Ohio . Ida May Ricketts was born at Bascom, Seneca, Ohio 8 Jan 1884 daughter of Samuel Franklin Ricketts and Barbara Heiserman .

They were the parents of 4 children:
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Emerson Ellsworth Haines died 26 Jun 1952 at Northwest Twp, Williams, Ohio .

Ida May Ricketts died 29 Nov 1966 .