Gazlay Family History
 

FamilyIda Valentine Patterson

Parents

FatherJohn Philp Patterson (18 July 1873 - 29 November 1914)
MotherIda May Hauch (February 1869 - 28 April 1955)

Personal Information

Record Created: 6 March 2010; Last Edited: 17 January 2024 
Person ID879
NameIda Valentine Patterson
GenderFemale
Born 14 February 1907 in Newark, Essex County, New Jersey1, 2
Married 24 December 1955 in First Baptist Church, West Palm Beach, Florida to Edward Elden ‘Eddie’ Johnston1
Died 27 October 2010 in Lake Worth, Florida3

Biography

Ida was a Girl Scout and was active in church groups as a child. She attended Robert Tread Junior High School through the 10th grade, and she attended Coleman Business College, Newark, New Jersey for two years. For 38 years until her retirement in 1967, Ida was the office manager and executive secretary for Disbrow Manufacturing Co., Newark, New Jersey (and later East Orange), a manufacturer of folding cartons, cards, and packing materials. Mr. Disbrow was a salesman in a similar firm when he started his own company along with his brother and Ida. Ida enjoyed ice skating, knitting, sewing, reading, crafts and traveling. She and Eddie moved to Lake Worth, Florida, in 1967.1

Person/Family

Spouse 1FamilyEdward Elden ‘Eddie’ Johnston (son of William George Johnston and Mary Matilda Eagleson)
Born 14 May 1906
Married 24 December 1955 in First Baptist Church, West Palm Beach, Florida to Ida Valentine Patterson
Died 3 June 1987 in Lake Worth, Florida
  

Sources

  1. Record of visit with Ida V. (Patterson) Johnston at her Florida home in 1996 by Lee Gazlay.
  2. U.S. Federal Census, 1910, New Jersey, Essex County, Newark, Enumeration District 102, Sheet 2B, John Patterson, 35, Scot[land], com. traveler, Eng. supplies; wife of 13 years Ida M. Patterson, 36, New Jersey, 2 children, 2 living; son John P. Patterson, 7, New Jersey; daughter Ida P. Patterson, 3, New Jersey; father George Patterson, 65, Scot[land], widow, carpenter, stairway co.
  3. Obituary, Palm Beach Post, Ida Valentine Patterson Johnston, 6 November 2010