Ida Irene Humerickhouse

Please note: Other than listing the children of Edmond Kelly Canady and Ida Irene Humerickhouse (plus their basic information),
we are not actively pursuing lineage of their descendants at this time. If a descendant steps forward
with data, documentation and photos, we will add it, but we are not currently researching this line.
This basic data was added because of the connection of Edmond's father (James Harrison Cannady) to Amanda Melvina Bowman (Valerie's primary line of research).

parents: Daniel Humerickhouse and Mary Isabelle Hasler

	*Birth:* 06 Mar 1892 Owensburg, Greene, IN
	*Death:* 09 Jan 1944 Greene Co, IN
	*Burial:* Marco Cemetery, Marco, Greene, IN

Marriage #1

Edmond Kelly Canady

27 Apr 1913

Children

Earl Canady		02 Apr 1915
Mildred Maxine Canady		20 Jan 1917
James Daniel Canady		02 Aug 1919
Lois Imogene Canady		28 Sep 1925

notes regarding the children of Edmond Kelly Canady and Ida Irene (Humerickhouse) Canady

Sources

1900 Federal census	Jackson, Greene, IN - age 8
1910 Federal census	Stafford, Green, IN - age 18
1920 Federal census	Stafford, Greene, IN - age 27
1930 Federal census	Washington, Greene, IN - age 37

Greene County Courthouse, Bloomfield, IN	Death records (ordered copies)
Grandview Cemetery, Bloomfield, IN	Viewed and photographed tombstones
Marco Cemetery, Marco, IN	Viewed and photographed tombstones
Family records	Records and photos belonging to Ed Teague
Family records	Records and photos belonging to Glenn Humerickhouse
Family research	Research belonging to Valerie Boman and Debra Branigan

(click here to view census information)

Miscellaneous Information

1) Ida Irene's parents: Daniel Humerickhouse (born 27 Jan 1857 Tuscarawas Co, OH; died 20 Jan 1937 Indianapolis, Marion, IN; buried Marco Cemetery, Marco, Greene, IN; tombstone photo) and Mary Isabelle Hasler (born 26 Jun 1860 Scotland, Greene, IN; died 15 Nov 1896 Doans, Greene, IN; buried Kentucky Ridge Cemetery, Doans, Greene, IN).

2) Ida's cause of death: acute nephritis

Photos and/or signatures

thanks to Ed Teague for the personal photos