Jeannie Beatrice Short

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name
Jeannie Beatrice Short
aka
[Beatrice Short, Bea Short, Jennie B. Short, Jeanne Beatrice Short]
sex
female
access
public
summary
Third child of John G. Short and Mary Pattullo, born at Woodstock, Ontario, in 1884 and known as Beatrice, or Bea. A registered nurse, for many years director of a public health nurses' association in Indianapolis, as Cudge Ellingwood's memoir has it, she gave the particulars of her father's death at Spokane in 1916. Sister of Ruth (Short) Ellingwood; she died in 1969.
born
date
22 May 1884
place
Woodstock, Oxford County, Ontario
basis
documented
confidence
proven
sources
[birth-register-jeannie-short-1884, census-1900-chicago-short]
note
Her birth registration, as "Jeannie Beatrice" (registered 18 Jun 1884 by her father); "Jennie B.," May 1884, in the 1900 census.
died
date
1969
place
Spokane, Washington
basis
compiled
confidence
probable
sources
[online-tree-wikitree-ellingwood-ancestors, memoir-cudge-ellingwood-1970]
note
January 1969 at Spokane on WikiTree; February 1969 in Cudge's memoir.
residences
date
1900
place
Chicago, Illinois
basis
documented
confidence
proven
sources
[census-1900-chicago-short]
note
In her parents' household in Hyde Park, 16, at school. Came to the United States in 1897.
date
1916
place
Spokane, Washington
basis
documented
confidence
proven
sources
[death-certificate-john-short-1916]
note
E 715 25th Avenue, her father's home, as the informant on his death certificate ("Dau.-Beatrice Short").
place
Indianapolis, Indiana
basis
documented
confidence
probable
sources
[memoir-cudge-ellingwood-1970]
note
"Beatrice was a registered nurse [and] was for many years director of Public Health Nurses assn. in Indianapolis" (Cudge's memoir, a handwritten addition).
father
id
john-short-1845
basis
documented
confidence
proven
sources
[birth-register-jeannie-short-1884, census-1900-chicago-short, death-certificate-john-short-1916]
mother
id
mary-pattullo-1852
basis
documented
confidence
proven
sources
[birth-register-jeannie-short-1884, census-1900-chicago-short]

Sister of Ruth (Short) Ellingwood. Registered at birth as Jeannie Beatrice (record), she was "Jennie B." in the 1900 census (record) and Beatrice, or Aunt Bea, to the family. She was at her parents' home in Spokane when her father died in 1916, and gave the particulars for his death certificate (record). Cudge's memoir has her a registered nurse, director for many years of the public health nurses' association in Indianapolis; she spent a summer with the Ellingwoods at Little St. Germaine, Wisconsin, and in 1935 gave them the Old Town canoe they sailed for thirty-five years. She was unmarried in 1920, when Cudge met the family.

Open questions

  • Her death record (Spokane, January or February 1969), and her nursing career in Indianapolis.
  1. ---
  2. name: Jeannie Beatrice Short
  3. aka: [Beatrice Short, Bea Short, Jennie B. Short, Jeanne Beatrice Short]
  4. sex: female
  5. access: public
  6. summary: >-
  7. Third child of John G. Short and Mary Pattullo, born at Woodstock, Ontario, in 1884 and known as
  8. Beatrice, or Bea. A registered nurse, for many years director of a public health nurses' association
  9. in Indianapolis, as Cudge Ellingwood's memoir has it, she gave the particulars of her father's death
  10. at Spokane in 1916. Sister of Ruth (Short) Ellingwood; she died in 1969.
  11. born:
  12. date: 22 May 1884
  13. place: Woodstock, Oxford County, Ontario
  14. basis: documented
  15. confidence: proven
  16. sources: [birth-register-jeannie-short-1884, census-1900-chicago-short]
  17. note: Her birth registration, as "Jeannie Beatrice" (registered 18 Jun 1884 by her father); "Jennie B.," May 1884, in the 1900 census.
  18. died:
  19. date: "1969"
  20. place: Spokane, Washington
  21. basis: compiled
  22. confidence: probable
  23. sources: [online-tree-wikitree-ellingwood-ancestors, memoir-cudge-ellingwood-1970]
  24. note: January 1969 at Spokane on WikiTree; February 1969 in Cudge's memoir.
  25. residences:
  26. - date: "1900"
  27. place: Chicago, Illinois
  28. basis: documented
  29. confidence: proven
  30. sources: [census-1900-chicago-short]
  31. note: In her parents' household in Hyde Park, 16, at school. Came to the United States in 1897.
  32. - date: "1916"
  33. place: Spokane, Washington
  34. basis: documented
  35. confidence: proven
  36. sources: [death-certificate-john-short-1916]
  37. note: E 715 25th Avenue, her father's home, as the informant on his death certificate ("Dau.-Beatrice Short").
  38. - place: Indianapolis, Indiana
  39. basis: documented
  40. confidence: probable
  41. sources: [memoir-cudge-ellingwood-1970]
  42. note: '"Beatrice was a registered nurse [and] was for many years director of Public Health Nurses assn. in Indianapolis" (Cudge''s memoir, a handwritten addition).'
  43. father:
  44. id: john-short-1845
  45. basis: documented
  46. confidence: proven
  47. sources: [birth-register-jeannie-short-1884, census-1900-chicago-short, death-certificate-john-short-1916]
  48. mother:
  49. id: mary-pattullo-1852
  50. basis: documented
  51. confidence: proven
  52. sources: [birth-register-jeannie-short-1884, census-1900-chicago-short]
  53. ---
  55. Sister of Ruth (Short) Ellingwood. Registered at birth as Jeannie Beatrice
  56. ([record](/files/sources/birth-register-jeannie-short-1884/)), she was "Jennie B." in the 1900 census
  57. ([record](/files/sources/census-1900-chicago-short/)) and Beatrice, or Aunt Bea, to the family. She was at
  58. her parents' home in Spokane when her father died in 1916, and gave the particulars for his death
  59. certificate ([record](/files/sources/death-certificate-john-short-1916/)). Cudge's memoir has her a registered
  60. nurse, director for many years of the public health nurses' association in Indianapolis; she spent a
  61. summer with the Ellingwoods at Little St. Germaine, Wisconsin, and in 1935 gave them the Old Town canoe
  62. they sailed for thirty-five years. She was unmarried in 1920, when Cudge met the family.
  64. ## Open questions
  66. - Her death record (Spokane, January or February 1969), and her nursing career in Indianapolis.
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