Ratay-Johnstone Ancestors - Person Sheet
Ratay-Johnstone Ancestors - Person Sheet
NameHarriet N. PHELPS 
Birth6 Feb 1870, Pontiac, Livingston County, Illinois9022
Death13 Apr 1942, Herndon, Virginia9022
OccupationMother of 4 children, 1 died young
Alias/AKAHattie
FatherByron PHELPS (1842-1934)
MotherHenrietta SKINNER (1845-1935)
Spouses
Census notes for Harriet N. PHELPS
1900 Washington, King County, Seattle, ward 6, E.D. 105, sheet 17B (taken 14 Jun 1900)
2212 3rd Ave., dwelling 216, family 443
Parry, Will H., head, white, male, June 1864, age 35, married for 9 years, born New York, father born England, mother born New York, superintendent at ship works
——-, Harriet P., wife, white, female, Feb 1870, age 30, married for 9 years, mother of 3 children, 2 living, born Illinois, father born England, mother born Illinois
——-, Byron, son, white, male, Nov 1891, age 8, single, born Washington, father born New York, mother born Illinois, at school
——-, Thomas, son, white, male, Sep 1894, age 5, single, born Washington, father born New York, mother born Illinois, kindergarten
Phelps, Orin, son, white, male, Dec 1897, age 12, single, born Washington, father born New York, mother born Illinois, at school
Phelps, Etta, mother, white, female, Feb 1845, age 55, married for 35 years, mother of 5 children, 4 living, born England, parents born England
Phelps, Donna, sister, white, female, Apr, 1883, age 17, single, born Illinois, parents born England, at school.
Engdahl, Annie, lodger, white, female, Mar 1874, age 26, single, born Kansas, parents born Sweden, domestic servant
1930 Washington, King County, Seattle City, block 2349 (Lawton wood), E.D. 17-38, sheet 20A, stamped page 175 (taken 8 Apr 1930)
4023 Sheridan, dwelling 113, family 113
Parry, Harriet, head, owns, $550, female, white, age 60, widow, born Illinois, father born Illinois, mother born England
2212 3rd Ave., dwelling 216, family 443
Parry, Will H., head, white, male, June 1864, age 35, married for 9 years, born New York, father born England, mother born New York, superintendent at ship works
——-, Harriet P., wife, white, female, Feb 1870, age 30, married for 9 years, mother of 3 children, 2 living, born Illinois, father born England, mother born Illinois
——-, Byron, son, white, male, Nov 1891, age 8, single, born Washington, father born New York, mother born Illinois, at school
——-, Thomas, son, white, male, Sep 1894, age 5, single, born Washington, father born New York, mother born Illinois, kindergarten
Phelps, Orin, son, white, male, Dec 1897, age 12, single, born Washington, father born New York, mother born Illinois, at school
Phelps, Etta, mother, white, female, Feb 1845, age 55, married for 35 years, mother of 5 children, 4 living, born England, parents born England
Phelps, Donna, sister, white, female, Apr, 1883, age 17, single, born Illinois, parents born England, at school.
Engdahl, Annie, lodger, white, female, Mar 1874, age 26, single, born Kansas, parents born Sweden, domestic servant
1930 Washington, King County, Seattle City, block 2349 (Lawton wood), E.D. 17-38, sheet 20A, stamped page 175 (taken 8 Apr 1930)
4023 Sheridan, dwelling 113, family 113
Parry, Harriet, head, owns, $550, female, white, age 60, widow, born Illinois, father born Illinois, mother born England
Obituary notes for Harriet N. PHELPS
The Seattle Times, Tuesday, 14 April 1942, p.22
Mrs. Parry, City Pioneer, Dies in East
Mrs. Harriet Phelps Parry, member of a pioneer Seattle family and a resident here until five years ago, died yesterday at Herndon, Va. Funeral services and interment will be Thursday in Herndon.
Mrs. Parry was the daughter of the late Byron Phelps, former Seattle mayor. She was the widow of Will H. Parry, who was a member of the Federal Trade Commission under President Woodrow Wilson, a past president of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce, and a Seattle newspaper man.
Mrs. Parry was born in Fairbury, Ill., and came to this state in 1888 with her parents.
Surviving are two sons, Tom Jones Parry, associated with a Seattle advertising firm and a lecturer on marketing and advertising at the University of Washington, and Byron Phelps Parry of Washington, D.C., with whom Mrs. Parry went east to make her home; a daughter, Mrs. Ray N. Davis of Herndon; a sister, Mrs. David (Donna Phelps) Cale of Seattle; a brother, Carl Phelps of Weed, Calif., and six grandchildren.
Mrs. Parry, City Pioneer, Dies in East
Mrs. Harriet Phelps Parry, member of a pioneer Seattle family and a resident here until five years ago, died yesterday at Herndon, Va. Funeral services and interment will be Thursday in Herndon.
Mrs. Parry was the daughter of the late Byron Phelps, former Seattle mayor. She was the widow of Will H. Parry, who was a member of the Federal Trade Commission under President Woodrow Wilson, a past president of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce, and a Seattle newspaper man.
Mrs. Parry was born in Fairbury, Ill., and came to this state in 1888 with her parents.
Surviving are two sons, Tom Jones Parry, associated with a Seattle advertising firm and a lecturer on marketing and advertising at the University of Washington, and Byron Phelps Parry of Washington, D.C., with whom Mrs. Parry went east to make her home; a daughter, Mrs. Ray N. Davis of Herndon; a sister, Mrs. David (Donna Phelps) Cale of Seattle; a brother, Carl Phelps of Weed, Calif., and six grandchildren.