Daughter of John and Mary Alice (Thornton) Kimble. Her siblings were Bessia A., George William, and Jeannie A.
She married Leslie Britton Hewitt on 22 Dec 1908 in Manistee, MI, where Les was working on a dredge boat.
Ida was a seamstress for a doctor's family in Copenish, Michigan when they got married. Afterwards they lived on a flat boat behind the dredge, where Ida cooked and did laundry for the crew.
In 1929 Ida was active with the Women's Christian Temperance Union (WCTU).
Ida died of arteriosclerosis at Porter Memorial Hospital in Hebron, IN.
They had 4 children: Amy Ruth (1910), Bessie Elnora (1914), Erma Lucy (1918) and Helma Ruth (1921).
She married Leslie Britton Hewitt on 22 Dec 1908 in Manistee, MI, where Les was working on a dredge boat.
Ida was a seamstress for a doctor's family in Copenish, Michigan when they got married. Afterwards they lived on a flat boat behind the dredge, where Ida cooked and did laundry for the crew.
In 1929 Ida was active with the Women's Christian Temperance Union (WCTU).
Ida died of arteriosclerosis at Porter Memorial Hospital in Hebron, IN.
They had 4 children: Amy Ruth (1910), Bessie Elnora (1914), Erma Lucy (1918) and Helma Ruth (1921).
Daughter of John and Mary Alice (Thornton) Kimble. Her siblings were Bessia A., George William, and Jeannie A.
She married Leslie Britton Hewitt on 22 Dec 1908 in Manistee, MI, where Les was working on a dredge boat.
Ida was a seamstress for a doctor's family in Copenish, Michigan when they got married. Afterwards they lived on a flat boat behind the dredge, where Ida cooked and did laundry for the crew.
In 1929 Ida was active with the Women's Christian Temperance Union (WCTU).
Ida died of arteriosclerosis at Porter Memorial Hospital in Hebron, IN.
They had 4 children: Amy Ruth (1910), Bessie Elnora (1914), Erma Lucy (1918) and Helma Ruth (1921).
She married Leslie Britton Hewitt on 22 Dec 1908 in Manistee, MI, where Les was working on a dredge boat.
Ida was a seamstress for a doctor's family in Copenish, Michigan when they got married. Afterwards they lived on a flat boat behind the dredge, where Ida cooked and did laundry for the crew.
In 1929 Ida was active with the Women's Christian Temperance Union (WCTU).
Ida died of arteriosclerosis at Porter Memorial Hospital in Hebron, IN.
They had 4 children: Amy Ruth (1910), Bessie Elnora (1914), Erma Lucy (1918) and Helma Ruth (1921).
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