A damaged photo. It was taken at the Larrimer Studio of Marion, Indiana. On the back written in green ink is "Aunt Emma and Uncle Ellsworth Harvey."

Ellsworth and Emma Harvey.

I searched the Public Trees on Ancestry.com and found the couple.

Levi Ellsworth Harvey was born on 22 November 1863 in Franklin Township, Grant County, Indiana, the son of Sidney Harvey and Jane L. Thomas. He was married in 1899 to Susan Emma Higgs. Susan was born in July 1865 in Richmond, Wayne County, Indiana, the daughter of Robert Higgs and Eliza Squires.

Levi Ellsworth Harvey was born on 22 November 1863 in Franklin Township, Grant County, Indiana, the son of Sidney Harvey and Jane L. Thomas. He was married in 1899 to Susan Emma Higgs. Susan was born in July 1865 in Richmond, Wayne County, Indiana, the daughter of Robert Higgs and Eliza Squires.

On 1 June 1900, Ellsworth and Emma lived at 911 W. 5th Street in Marion, Center Township, Grant County, Indiana. Ellsworth was a clerk, a deputy treasurer.[1]

On 26 April 1910, Ellsworth and Emma Harvey and their children Robert and Mildred lived at 911 W. 5th Street in Marion. Ellsworth was a bank cashier.[2]

On 10 January 1920, Ellsworth and Emma Harvey and their children Robert S. and Mildred lived at 911 W. 5th Street in Marion. They owned their home. Ellsworth was a bank cashier.[3]

On 2 April 1930, Ellsworth and Emma lived at 911 W. 5th Street in Marion. Ellsworth was a banker at Main National Bank. They owned their home, valued at $5,000, and had a radio.[4]

On 8 April 1940, Ellsworth and Emma lived at 911 5th Street in Marion. Ellsworth the vice president of a commercial bank. They owned their home, valued at $5,000.[5]

Emma died from a cerebral hemorrhage on 21 March 1950 in Marion County, Indiana.[6]

Chronicle Tribune (Marion, Indiana), 28 March 1950, page 1, column 6.

On 17 April 1950, Ellsworth was still living at 911 W. 5th Street. Mabel Maple might have been living with him as his housekeeper. He was the Director and Honorary Vice President of the City Bank.[7]

Ellsworth died on 9 February 1957 in Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, Indiana from a cerebral hemorrhage.[8]

Indianapolis Star (Indianapolis, Indiana), 10 February 1957, page 24, columns 5-6.

Ellsworth and Emma were buried in Estates of Serenity [Cemetery] in Marion.[9]


[1] Ellsworth Harvey household, 1900 US census, Grand County, Indiana, population schedule, Marion, ED 28, SD 11, sheet 1B, dwelling 19.

[2] Ellsworth Harvey household, 1910 US census, Grant County, Indiana, population schedule, Marion Ward 3, ED 54, SD 11, sheet 11A, dwelling 258.

[3] Ellsworth Harvey household, 1920 US census, Grant County, Indiana, population schedule, Marion Ward 3, ED 94, SD 11, sheet 7A, dwelling 159.

[4] Ellsworth Harvey household, 1930 US census, Grant County, Indiana, population schedule, Marion, ED 8, SD 4, sheet 1B, dwelling 26.

[5] Ellsworth Harvey household, 1940 US census, Grant County, Indiana, population schedule, Marion, ED 27-11A, SD 5, sheet 3B, dwelling 67.

[6] Emma Harvey Certificate of Death, Indiana, U.S., Death Certificates, 1899-2017, Ancestry.com.

[7] Ellsworth Harvey household, 1950 US census, Grant County, Indiana, population schedule, Marion, ED 27-12, sheet 77.

[8] Elsworth Harvey Medical Certificate of Death, Indiana, U.S., Death Certificates, 1899-2017, Ancestry.com.

[9] Elsworth Harvey Memorial 105800911 and Susan Emma Higgs Harvey Memorial 14841873, Findagrave.com.

[1] Ellsworth Harvey household, 1900 US census, Grand County, Indiana, population schedule, Marion, ED 28, SD 11, sheet 1B, dwelling 19.

[2] Ellsworth Harvey household, 1910 US census, Grant County, Indiana, population schedule, Marion Ward 3, ED 54, SD 11, sheet 11A, dwelling 258.

[3] Ellsworth Harvey household, 1920 US census, Grant County, Indiana, population schedule, Marion Ward 3, ED 94, SD 11, sheet 7A, dwelling 159.

[4] Ellsworth Harvey household, 1930 US census, Grant County, Indiana, population schedule, Marion, ED 8, SD 4, sheet 1B, dwelling 26.

[5] Ellsworth Harvey household, 1940 US census, Grant County, Indiana, population schedule, Marion, ED 27-11A, SD 5, sheet 3B, dwelling 67.











 

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