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Family of Guy L VESEY and Marie (Mary) NETH

Guy L VESEY b. 1879 Sep 221455 at Royalton, MI1455. d. 1943 Feb 182188 at Kalamazoo, MI2188. bd. Riverview Cem., St Joseph, MI840.
Marie (Mary) NETH b. 1885~1523 at Illinois1523. d. 1973 Feb 8~4460 at Chicago, IL4460.

Married1523 1904 Jul 181523 at St Joseph, Berrien Co., MI1523. Guy and Marie were married by M. Weber, Justice of the Peace. Witnesses were Hattie Neth, res Chicago, Ill., and David Hunter, res St Joseph, Mich.

Guy's middle initial appears on his headstone840. The Benton Harbor News-Pallidium (newspapers.com), in several articles, relates that, on January 12, 1898, one of Guy's legs was amputated due to complications from a gunshot wound he received while hunting with friends. Blood poisoning had set in. In 1900, Guy resided4450 with his parents and sister Grace in St Joseph Township, MI. On Jul 18, 1904, Guy (a resident of Chicago, IL) married1523 in St Joseph, MI, Marie Neth, the daughter of August Neth. Guy and Marie had a daughter4455 Marie in 1905. Shortly following daughter Marie's birth, in July, 1905, Guy became seriously ill, as reported in the News-Palladium (Benton Harbor, MI, newspapers.com), Jul 14, 1905: "Mr and Mrs L L Vesey were called to Chicago last night by a telegram announcing that their son Guy was seriously ill." He had contracted typhoid fever4458 from which he later recovered physically. However, the fever had affected his mind and he became violent. He was examined for mental instability, was jailed, and eventually admitted to the Kalamazoo State Hospital (for the insame). He resdied there for the rest of his life. His World War I draft registration221, dated 1918, indicates he resided at the State Hospital, and was disqualified for reasons of mental deficiency.

Sometime following his admission to the Kalamazoo Hospital, Guy and Marie were divorced. Marie apparently remarried, as the 1934 obituary4448 for Guy's father Lucius mentions a surviving daughter-in-law, Mrs Mary Hunt. Marie Hunt appears in the 1920 census in Chicago2113 as the daughter of Gustie Neth. Mary's daughters Marie (nee Vesey), age 14, and Madeline, age 7, resided with her.

In 1930, Mary Hunt was head of household1389 in Chicago, Illinois. Residing with her were her daughter Madelyn, son-in-law Paul K Hurd, and daughter Marie Hurd.

In 19402114, Chicago, Illinois, Marie Hunt, head of household, had residing with her, daughter Marie Herring, grandson Paul Herring, daughter Madeline Har(d)ned, Madeline's husband Robert, and granddaughter Carol Har(d)ned.

Children of Guy L VESEY and Marie (Mary) NETH:

1. Marie (Mary) VESEY4455 b. 1905 Jun 224455 at Chicago, Ill4455.
md. 1) Richard HERRING
md. 2) Paul K HURD


221. WW I Draft Registration Card; www.ancestry.com, familysearch.org
840. Gravestone inscriptions - www.findagrave.com
1389. 1930 Fed Census IL, Cook Co., Chicago; www.ancestry.com
1455. Michigan Births 1867-1902, Michigan Births and Christenings, 1775-1995; familysearch.org
1523. Michigan Marriages, 1868-1925, 1822-1995, 1811-1959; familysearch.org
2113. 1920 Fed Census IL, Cook Co., Chicago; www.ancestry.com
2114. 1940 Fed Census IL, Cook Co., Chicago; www.ancestry.com
2188. Michigan Death Records; seekingmichigan.org
4448. Obit - Vesey, Lucius L, The News-Palladium (Benton Harbor, MI), Thu, Feb 1, 1934; newspapers.com
4450. 1900 Fed Census MI, Berrien Co., St. Joseph Township; familysearch.org
4455. Illinois, Cook County Birth Registers, 1871-1915; familysearch.org
4458. Vesey, Guy, examined for insanity, The (Benton Harbor, MI) News-Palladium, unknown date; ancestry.com
4460. Obit - Hunt, Mary T, Chicago (IL) Tribune, Feb 8, 1973; ancestry.com