1906?= MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=iso-8859-1 Greetings, Nancy E. [ Lezear ]Throckmorton was the wife of John Throckmorton, buried at Throckmorton Section, Derby Cemetery, Union Twp., Lucas Co., IA: Row 5 N-S, #3. Who was the dau. that m. a Dewsenberry? Descendants of John Throckmorton 23 John Throckmorton 1826 - 1907 ... +Nancy E. Lazear 1828 - 1906 .. 24 Francis Lazear "Frank" Throckmorton 1851 - .. 24 Thomas Morford "Dr." Throckmorton, M.D. 1852 - ........ +Mary Ann Bentley 1858 - ...... 25 Charles Gross Throckmorton 1880 - ............ +Grace Luzela Griffith 1885 - 1960 ...... 25 Maude Morford Throckmorton 1881 - ............ +George Davis Eaton ...... 25 Jeanette Franc Throckmorton 1883 - ............ +Charles N. Dean, M.D. ...... 25 Tom Bentley Throckmorton, M.D. 1885 - ............ +Edna Jeniza Dudley 1886 - ...... 25 Daisey Anne "Anne" Throckmorton 1887 - 1969 ............ +Ilya Mimovich ...... 25 Scott Lazear "Doc" Throckmorton, M.D. ............ +Alma Harreld .. 24 John Simpson Throckmorton, Rev. 1852 - 1943 ........ +Flora M./M. Flora Marshall 1856 - 1942 ...... 25 E. Merl Throckmorton 1895 - 1896 .. 24 Mary Frances Throckmorton .. 24 Charles Michael Throckmorton 1857 - .. 24 Lucy Florence Throckmorton 1860 - .. 24 Sarah "Sadie Fannie" Throckmorton 1862 - .. 24 Nancy Elizabeth "Lizzie" Throckmorton 1864 - .. 24 Jesse William Sherman "Willie" Throckmorton 1865 - .. 24 James Reed Throckmorton 1867 - .. 24 Robert Frederick "Dr. Fred" Throckmorton 1869 - 1955 ........ +Mayme Elizabeth Penniwell - 1958 ...... 25 Georgia Elizabeth Throckmorton - 1958 ............ +George D. Eaton - 1957 ...... 25 James Frederick "Dr. James" Throckmorton ...... 25 Barbara Naidine Throckmorton ............ +_____ Peterson ...... 25 Robert Lazear Throckmorton .. 24 _____? Throckmorton ........ +_____ Dewsenberry [Which dau. m. him?] ...... 25 [1] Adopted Dau. Dewsenberry .. *2nd Husband of _____? Throckmorton: ........ +_____ Sires ...... 25 [1] Adopted Dau. Dewsenberry [partial outline - 3 generations with John & Nancy.] Happy hunting, Mary Beth in Wisconsin On 11.10.2004 at 17:44:44, "Nancee(McMurtrey)Seifert" <[email protected]> wrote: > The Chariton Leader, Chariton, Iowa > Thursday, May 3, 1906 > > WARREN TOWNSHIP NEWS: > > MRS. NANCY E. THROCKMORTON, a well known pioneer of this township, > died at her home on Friday of last week at 6 p.m. in the > seventy-eighth year of her age. She was an invalid for the last > forty years of her life, a victim of chronic rheumatism, and for the > last thirty-five years unable to walk. For the last three or four > months she has been utterly helpless, scarcely able to raise her > hand or turn her head. This item is not intended to be her > obituary; others far more competent will write that. This writer > desires to say that he is glad he was acquainted with MRS. > THROCKMORTON; that he and his family were so fortunate as to have > her and her family for their next door neighbors for almost > thirty-eight years. She was so fulll of sympathy and loving > kindness and so generous; never an unkind word from her lips of > anyone. Hers was a life of suffering, but she endured all with joy, > thankful she could be a good neighbor and kind friend even in great > affliction. Peace to her ! > remains. > > A young man named JACOBS, whose home is in Smith County, Kansas, > began work this week for MR. DUCKWORTH. He is the son of ALLEN > JACOBS who was one of Lucas County's pioneers and well known here > twenty or twenty-five years ago. > > FRANK CONNER and his family visited with his brother, MARION CONNER > last Sunday. > > LEANDER MOORE had his hand pretty badly hurt, a patch of skin > scraped from the back of it the size of a silver quarter. An old > cow did it with her foot while he was milking her. > > ALBERT GEORGE of Derby, carried the mail for a few days for SAM > BROCK. SAM was suddenly called to Seymour to attend the funeral of > his father who died suddenly with cancer of the stomach. > > Many of the farmers here abouts are beginning to use cream > separators -- hand power. This means milking all the milk from the > cows and feeding the calves skimmed milk. It also means a tedious > old job every night and morning and the separator which is a > machine, and has some delicate parts, liable to get out of order. > And dear brethren, don't forget that you may do all the work of the > dairy business if you want to but somebody else -- the beef trust > perhaps -- will get all the profits of your business. It has been > thus for a long time and will continue thus under existing > conditions. > > -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Copied by Nancee(McMurtrey)Seifert > October 11, 2004 > [email protected] > > > ==== IALUCAS Mailing List ==== > David, [email protected]: Lucas County List Administrator, > Website Coordinator, Lucas County IA Genweb - > http://www.rootsweb.com/~ialucas/Main.htm > > ============================== > Gain access to over two billion names including the new > Immigration > Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. 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