Lillie Mabel Hatfield [08831] Details

Lillie Mabel Hatfield [E1332]
b.1860 30 Apr - Carroll Co., IN
d.1957 11 Jan - Pueblo, CO
----- Parents -----
Curtis Hatfield [E1330]
Emmeline Campbell [E1331]
----- Siblings -----
Lillie Mabel Hatfield [E1332]
Martha Hatfield [E1334]
Laura Hatfield [E1336]
James F Hatfield [E1337]
Curtis V Hatfield [E1338]
Mary Hatfield [E1339]
Ethel Hatfield [E1340]
----- Marriages -----
m01. 1879 - Delphi, In + Taylor E Julien

Mrs. Lillie JULIEN  [nee HATFIELD], 96, d Fri 11 Jan 1957 at the home of 
her daughter in law, Mrs. Gordon JULIEN, at Pueblo, Col. B in Carroll co 
30 April 1860, dau of Curtis HATFIELD and Emmaline CAMPBELL.  Widow of 
Taylor JULIEN; surv by two sons, Joe in New Mexico and Dan in California, 
several grch, two sisters, Mrs. James SMOCK of Delphi, and Miss Ethel 
HATFIELD, a registered nurse in Los Angeles.  Pre-dec by her son Gordon.  
During WW I her husband was in charge of railroads in Manchuria for the 
US government; later he served as state senator in New Mexico. The couple 
lived in Albuquerque.  Serv in Colorado and the body returned here for 
burial in Delphi Masonic cemetery.  (Logansport Press, 12 Jan 1957 P. 8)


	Lillie Mabel Hatfield [E1332] b.1860 30 Apr - Carroll Co., IN d.1957 11 Jan - Pueblo, CO ----- Parents ----- Curtis Hatfield [E1330] Emmeline Campbell [E1331] ----- Siblings ----- Lillie Mabel Hatfield [E1332] Martha Hatfield [E1334] Laura Hatfield [E1336] James F Hatfield [E1337] Curtis V Hatfield [E1338] Mary Hatfield [E1339] Ethel Hatfield [E1340] ----- Marriages ----- m01. 1879 - Delphi, In + Taylor E Julien Mrs. Lillie JULIEN [nee HATFIELD], 96, d Fri 11 Jan 1957 at the home of her daughter in law, Mrs. Gordon JULIEN, at Pueblo, Col. B in Carroll co 30 April 1860, dau of Curtis HATFIELD and Emmaline CAMPBELL. Widow of Taylor JULIEN; surv by two sons, Joe in New Mexico and Dan in California, several grch, two sisters, Mrs. James SMOCK of Delphi, and Miss Ethel HATFIELD, a registered nurse in Los Angeles. Pre-dec by her son Gordon. During WW I her husband was in charge of railroads in Manchuria for the US government; later he served as state senator in New Mexico. The couple lived in Albuquerque. Serv in Colorado and the body returned here for burial in Delphi Masonic cemetery. (Logansport Press, 12 Jan 1957 P. 8)