Histories of the Martin, Wilson, Bloom, & Ahola Families
Tanner, Martha Washington
1886 - 1900 (14 years)-
Name Tanner, Martha Washington Nickname Kitty Birth 22 Feb 1886 Little Falls, Morrison, Minnesota, USA 
Gender Female Death 18 Jul 1900 Little Falls, Morrison, Minnesota, USA Burial Oakland Cemetery, Little Falls, Morrison, Minnesota, USA [1] Person ID I117 Martin-Bloom Last Modified 22 May 2023
Father Tanner, Alfred, b. 23 Aug 1840, Otsego , New York, USA d. 1912 (Age 71 years) Mother Simmons, Mary Jane, b. 3 Feb 1848, Westfield, Medina, Ohio, USA d. 14 Sep 1916, Little Falls, Morrison, Minnesota, USA (Age 68 years) Marriage 25 Mar 1868 Little Falls, Morrison, Minnesota, USA [2] Photos 
Tanner Family Portrait
L to R. Back: Leigh (Vergne), Laura, Herbert, Addie, Lottie
Middle: Clarence, Alfred, Martha (Kitty), Mary Jane (May), Cora
Front: LouisFamily ID F40 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Event Map 
Birth - 22 Feb 1886 - Little Falls, Morrison, Minnesota, USA 
Death - 18 Jul 1900 - Little Falls, Morrison, Minnesota, USA 
Burial - - Oakland Cemetery, Little Falls, Morrison, Minnesota, USA = Link to Google Earth Pin Legend 
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Headstones 
Tanner, Alfred
Family Stone
Tanner, Martha Washington
Headstone
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Notes - The rose window in the Episcopal Church in Little Falls is dedicated to Kitty, as was the baptismal font. According to a pamphlet written by Bill Cheeseman the window "is comparable to Tiffany stained glass. Records do not tell us who the master artist was, [but] experts who have studied the window think it could have come from the studio of Brown, Jones, and Morris of England or accomplished by a German master. Regardless, it is an outstanding work of art containing detail seldom found in stained glass windows."
The church was deconsecrated in November, 2015 because of a dwindling membership.
- The rose window in the Episcopal Church in Little Falls is dedicated to Kitty, as was the baptismal font. According to a pamphlet written by Bill Cheeseman the window "is comparable to Tiffany stained glass. Records do not tell us who the master artist was, [but] experts who have studied the window think it could have come from the studio of Brown, Jones, and Morris of England or accomplished by a German master. Regardless, it is an outstanding work of art containing detail seldom found in stained glass windows."
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