Tuthill KETCHAM
Ellen MCKEY
Husband: Tuthill KETCHAM
Birth: 25 Jan 1894, Chicago, Cook Co., Illinois
Death: (obituary)
14 Jul 1955, Glencoe, Cook Co., Illinois
Burial:
Father: Frank Dehaven KETCHAM
Mother: Eliza Strong TUTHILL
Marriage: 1922, Illinois
Wife: Ellen MCKEY
Birth: 21 Jan 1893, Illinois
Death: Jul 1979, Plainfield, Waushara Co., Wisconsin
Burial:
Father: Edward Boulger MCKEY
Mother: Zoe Strong GROSS
Children:
1. John S. KETCHAM, b: 7 May 1923, Chicago, Cook Co., Illinois
d: 5 Dec 1944, Charlestown, Washington Co., Rhode Island
2. Edward M. KETCHAM, b: 28 Aug 1925, Chicago, Cook Co., Illinois
d: 14 Apr 2008, New Richmond, St. Croix Co., Wisconsin
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Notes:
1930 Federal Census Data (T626_0503,
Page 232B), Winnetka Village, New Trier, Cook Co., Illinois,
Enumeration District: 2223, Enumeration Date: 2-Apr-1930, Family
#44
|
NAME |
Relation |
Sex |
Age |
M/S W/D |
Age Marr |
POB |
Fa. POB |
Mo. POB |
In Sch |
Occupation |
|
KETCHAM, Tuthill |
Head |
M |
36 |
M |
28 |
IL |
IL |
IL |
|
Buyer / Stocks & Bonds |
|
Ellen |
Wife |
F |
37 |
M |
29 |
IL |
WI |
CA |
|
None |
|
John S |
Son |
M |
6 |
S |
|
IL |
IL |
IL |
X |
None |
|
Edward M |
Son |
M |
4 |
S |
|
IL |
IL |
IL |
X |
None |
|
MCCARTHY, Anna T |
Aunt |
F |
51 |
M |
35 |
Eng |
Ire |
Eng |
|
Servant / Private Family |
1940 Federal Census Data (T626_0783,
Page 5921A), Winnetka Village, New Trier, Cook Co., Illinois,
Enumeration District: 16-322, Enumeration Date: 25-May-1940, Family #327
|
NAME |
Relation |
Sex |
Age |
M/S W/D |
In |
Gr. |
POB |
Occupation |
|
KETCHAM, Tuthill |
Head |
M |
46 |
M |
|
C-4 |
IL |
Vice President / Investments |
|
Ellen |
Wife |
F |
47 |
M |
|
H-4 |
IL |
|
|
John S |
Son |
M |
16 |
S |
X |
H-2 |
IL |
|
|
Edward M |
Son |
M |
14 |
S |
X |
8 |
IL |
|
John was killed in an air accident during World War II. He was training for night-flying missions as part of the Night Attack and Combat Training Unit, Atlantic (NACTULant) at the top-secret Charlestown Naval Auxiliary Air Station. In bad weather and fog, training could be as risky as combat. More than 60 brave pilots died in plane crashes at Charlestown. Many of their bodies were never recovered
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