Person:Delilah Wardwell (1)

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Delilah Wardwell
d.19 Jul 1925 Michigan
  1. Colista Marion Wardwell1828 - 1879
  2. Warren B. Wardwell1830 - 1887
  3. Salania Wardwell1832 - 1921
  4. Delilah WardwellAbt 1834 - 1925
  5. Thaddeus S. Wardwell1836 - 1931
  6. Jennet WardwellAbt 1838 -
  7. Harvey David Wardwell1840 - Bef 1920
  8. Juliette WardwellAbt 1842 -
  9. Edgar T. Wardwell1846 - 1911
  10. William Nelson WardwellAbt 1848 -
  11. Mary Rocelia Wardell1849 - 1895
  12. Elizabeth Hannah Wardwell1852 - 1902
  13. Charles L. WardwellAbt 1856 -
m. Abt 1853
  1. Ella GardnerAbt 1856 -
  2. Augusta GardnerAbt 1858 -
  3. Lemuel GardnerAbt 1860 -
  4. Mary GardnerAbt 1863 -
  • HCyprian TracyAbt 1835 - 1882
  • WDelilah WardwellAbt 1834 - 1925
m. 1865
  1. Della May TracyAbt 1873 -
  2. Harry TracyAbt 1878 -
Facts and Events
Name Delilah Wardwell
Gender Female
Birth[1] Abt 1834 Waterloo, Seneca, NY
Marriage Abt 1853 Michiganto William Gardner
Marriage 1865 to Cyprian Tracy
Death[2] 19 Jul 1925 Michigan
Burial? Riverdale Cemetery, Mount Pleasant, Isabella, MI

Her children from her second marriage are living with her son Lemuel Gardner at 1880 census.

"Grandma Tracy Answers Call. Reached Ninety-First Milestone and Enjoyed Good Health. Mrs. Cyprian Tracy, known as "Grandma" Tracy to all her neighbors and friends, the oldest resident of the township in which she lived, died at the home of her granddaughter, Mrs. W. N. Irish, July 19, 1925. Her maiden name was Della Wardwell and she was born in Cauga County, N .Y., in 1834, making her at her death just a bit over ninety-one years of age. In 1850 she moved with her paraents to Hillsdale County, Michigan. Three years later occurred her marriage to William Gardner. Three children were born to them, Ella, Augusta, and Lemuel. In 1865 she was married a second time to Cyprian Tracy. Two children , Mrs. John Ouderkirk and Harry Tracy, both of Rosebush, were born to this union. In 1870 the family came to Isabella county where Mr. Tracy died in 1882 and where Mrs. Tracy has lived ever since. Two weeks ago, apparently as well as usual, she came to her granddaughter's, north of Rosebush, to visit and was there taken ill. Loving hands minstered to her during the two weeks of her illness. She leaves four children, 24 grandchildren and 48 great-granchildren. She was a firm believer in the Christian faith and united with a Methodist class in her community many years ago. Her life was one of helpfulness and blessing to all who knew her. Funeral services were held from the home and the Center Methodist Church last Tuesday, July 14, and she was laid to rest beside her husband in Riverdale, Mt. Pleasant. Her pastor, Rev. LeRoy Whitney officiated at the services. -The Clare (Michigan) Sentinel, Friday, July 31, 1925

References
  1. 1850 United States Census for Seneca County, New York M432_597 Page: 183.
  2. The Clare (Michigan) Sentinel, Friday, July 31, 1925.