Holyoke Family Genealogy - Person Sheet
Holyoke Family Genealogy - Person Sheet
NameNellie S STILES 
, F
, FBirth6 Apr 1858, , , NH
Death17 Mar 1931, Palmyra, Lenawee, MI
BurialVale End Cemetery; Wilton, Hillsborough, NH
FatherJoseph W STILES , M
MotherNancy GRAY , F
Spouses
1Scott W FLANDERS , M
, MBirth28 Aug 1858, Warner, Merrimack, NH
Death30 Aug 1910, Brockton, Plymouth, MA
Family ID3236
Marriage27 Dec 1887, Wilton, Hillsborough, NH
2James Eugene HOLYOKE , M
, MBirth7 Feb 1852, Galesburg, Knox, IL
Death7 Feb 1932, Adrian, Lenawee, MI
BurialOakwood Cemetery; Adrian, Lenawee, MI
OccupationTelephone Operator
FatherSamuel Greenleaf HOLYOKE , M (1824-~1912)
MotherAmanda Lovisa HOAG , F (1824-1902)
Family ID3141
Marriage14 Sep 1927, Adrian, Lenawee, MI
ChildrenLaura , F (1875-)
George Irish , M
3??? IRISH , M
, MFamily ID4879
Notes for Nellie S STILES
• Nellie was previously married with last name of “FLANDERS”
• She is actually buried in Michigan--the attached tombstone photo is a cenotaph (a monument to someone buried elsewhere)
• She is actually buried in Michigan--the attached tombstone photo is a cenotaph (a monument to someone buried elsewhere)
Notes for James Eugene (Spouse 2)
• Some records state his date of death as “Jul 1932” in his home in “Palymra, , MI”
• Reportedly lived in Kewanee, Henry, Illinois in 1880
• Reportedly live in , Nehama, KS in 1885
• Collecting agent for the C. B.&Q. Railroad, Hastings, Nebraska
• St. Joseph Bridge agent - St. Joseph MO 1889
• St. Joseph Bridge acting superintendent - St. Joseph MO 1890
• Reportedly lived in Chicago, Cook, Illinois in 1900
• Reportedly lived in Palmyra, Lenawee, Michigan in 1910
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• Reportedly lived in Kewanee, Henry, Illinois in 1880
• Reportedly live in , Nehama, KS in 1885
• Collecting agent for the C. B.&Q. Railroad, Hastings, Nebraska
• St. Joseph Bridge agent - St. Joseph MO 1889
• St. Joseph Bridge acting superintendent - St. Joseph MO 1890
• Reportedly lived in Chicago, Cook, Illinois in 1900
• Reportedly lived in Palmyra, Lenawee, Michigan in 1910
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