Mary Louise Whited1,2 
F, (10 March 1917 - 26 July 2003)
- Relationship
- 11th great-granddaughter of Jacob Scholderer
Mary Louise Whited was born on 10 March 1917 at Ohio. She was the daughter of Oscar Whited and Lena Heckel.2 Mary Louise Whited first married [—?—] Hurst circa 1943.1,2 Mary Louise Whited married a second time [—?—] Buckner circa 1970. Mary Louise Whited died on 26 July 2003 at Troy, Miami County, Ohio, at age 86 years, 4 months and 16 days.
She appeared on the census of 9 January 1920 in the household of Oscar Whited and Lena Heckel at Dayton, 10th Ward, Montgomery County, Ohio. Mary Louise Whited appeared on the census of 5 April 1930 in the household of Oscar Whited and Lena Heckel at Dayton, 10th Ward, Montgomery County, Ohio. As of March 1945, Mary Louise Hurst lived at 2817 Arden Avenue, Dayton, Montgomery County, Ohio.1 Mary, the daughter of Oscar Whited, who died on 4 March 1945, was listed as the informant on the death certificate.1
She appeared on the census of 9 January 1920 in the household of Oscar Whited and Lena Heckel at Dayton, 10th Ward, Montgomery County, Ohio. Mary Louise Whited appeared on the census of 5 April 1930 in the household of Oscar Whited and Lena Heckel at Dayton, 10th Ward, Montgomery County, Ohio. As of March 1945, Mary Louise Hurst lived at 2817 Arden Avenue, Dayton, Montgomery County, Ohio.1 Mary, the daughter of Oscar Whited, who died on 4 March 1945, was listed as the informant on the death certificate.1
Last Edited=27 Apr 2014
Citations
- [S1519] Montgomery County, Ohio, "Ohio Deaths 1908-1953," death certificate no. 16838 (file no.) 621 (reg. no.), "Oscar Whited," 7 March 1945; digitial image, FamilySearch Labs, Record Search (http://search.labs.familysearch.org/recordsearch/ : accessed 19 April 2008).
- [S1783] Keller Family 8-8-43, Keller Research Files; supplied by David A. Buerk, [street address for private use,] Dayton, Ohio, USA. 2008. This is a copy of a family tree that was hand drawn in 1943. The date listed is shown as 8-8-1943. David indicated that it came from Emma (Keller) Feldmaier, which is Jacob Keller's daughter. It can be presumed that either Jacob or Emma was the artist of the tree. The tree contains no dates only a center showning John and Eliabeth Keller with branches for each of their children: Anna, Lena, John, Elizabeth, George, Margaret, Jacob, Katie and Christ and their descendants.