Parents | |
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| Father: | Charles Alfred Ivey (1875-1922) |
| Mother: | Anna Belle Smith (1873-1970) |
Spouse | |
| Wife: | Stella Gertrude Schriner (1899-1990) married 1920-02-11, divorced ????-??-??. |
| Wife: | Inez S. (Ivey) (1906-1980) married ????-??-??. (1906-07-10 to 1980-01-??) |
Children | |
| (1st marriage) | |
| Daughter: | Jeannette Louise Ivey (1920-1995) |
| (2nd marriage) | |
| Son: | William Thorburn Ivey, Jr. (1930- ) (1930-11-18) m. Phyllis A. |
| Daughter: | Nancy Ivey (1932-2001) (1932-03-14 to 2001-12-28) m. Walter Petrie, Jr. (1927-08-15 [link?] to 1997-07-13) |
Basic Data | |
| Born: | 1898-08-31 |
| Place: | Windor, Ontario, Canada |
| Died: | 1985-07-08 |
| Place: | Eustis, FL, USA |
| Buried: | Greenwood Cemetery, Eustis, FL, USA |
History | |
| Photograph: | As a young man (1919?), in Relay, MD. (full size) |
| Photograph: | On the Tolchester Beach excursion boat (1919?). |
| Occupation: | (See newspaper article.) |
References | |
| Link: | The Penny Moore Family Home Page |
| Link: | U. S. Social Security Death Index |
Lake Shore News, Wolcott, New York, June 5, 1930:
| MEMORIAL SERVICES: Cold Weather Mars Attendance at the Local Cemeteries |
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Attorney Dan J. Kelly, of Syracuse, a World-war veteran, delivered an
excellent discourse at Glenside cemetery last Friday afternoon, and the
talk of Rev. William T. Ivey, at Huron Evergreen cemetery in the morning
of Memorial day, was also highly commended. The weather was very cold and unfavorable, reducing the attendance at both services. Glenside presented a beautiful appearance with its trimly-mowed grass, fresh flowers and flags, but the cold called for overcoats and furs. |
Obituary - undated; spelling and punctuation as in original.
| Rev. William T. Ivey |
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The Rev. William T. Ivey 86 years of age, a resident of 903 Hill Street, Eustis, passed away in Eustis Monday evening, July 8. A native of Ontario, Can- ada he grew up in Buffalo, New York and educated at Dartmough and Auburn Theological Seminary earning three degrees. He moved to Eustis with his late wife, Mrs. Inez S. Ivey, who preceded him in death in 1980, from Lake Sinclair, Georgia, in 1969. He was ordained as a Presbyterian Minister in Wolcott, New York where he served a Church of thirteen years. He was a veteran of World War I and World War II, serving as a Lt. Colonel in the U.S. Army, serving as a Chaplain. He served after leaving the service in 1946 as a Chaplain in the Vet- erans Administration and served V.A. Centers until his retirement in 1964. Through the years, in addition to his religious services, he was active in the Masons, Rotary, Lions, V.F.W. and the American Legion. Since moving to Florida he did volunteer work for the Duvall Home, Open Door and Lake County Council on Aging. He was a mem- ber and attended the First Presbyterian Church of Eustis. Surviving are one Dau- ghter, Mrs. Nancy Petrie of Eustis; One Son, Mr. William T. Ivey, Jr. of Mechanicsburg, Pennsyl- vania; and seven Grand- children and eight great grandchildren. Funeral services were held from the Gravside at the Greenwood Cemetery of Eustis Thursday Morn- ing at 10:30 a.m. with the Rev. Joseph Brandon of the First Presbyterian Church of Eustis, offici- ating. Interment services followed with arrange- ments by the Harden- Pauli Funeral Home of Eustis. |
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