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| (1846 - 1932) m 1874 |
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_Charles KENDALL ____|
| (1885 - 1970) |
| | _Wesley THOROMAN ____+
| | | (1823 - 1869) m 1846
| |_Anna B. THOROMAN _____|
| (1858 - 1952) m 1874 |
| |_Tamzon JENNY _______
| (1826 - 1865) m 1846
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|--Wilma KENDALL
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| (1846 - 1932) m 1874 |
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_Charles KENDALL ____|
| (1885 - 1970) |
| | _Wesley THOROMAN ____+
| | | (1823 - 1869) m 1846
| |_Anna B. THOROMAN _____|
| (1858 - 1952) m 1874 |
| |_Tamzon JENNY _______
| (1826 - 1865) m 1846
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|--Winifred KENDALL
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|--Winifred Imogene KENDALL
| (1888 - 1967)
| _Thomas THOROMAN ____+
| | (1789 - 1880) m 1811
| _Wesley THOROMAN ____|
| | (1823 - 1869) m 1846|
| | |_Sally SMITH ________+
| | (1790 - 1877) m 1811
|_Anna B. THOROMAN _____|
(1858 - 1952) m 1874 |
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|_Tamzon JENNY _______|
(1826 - 1865) m 1846|
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_Yeatman Cruice KENDRICK _|
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|--Alta Mae KENDRICK
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|_Eva Alta MURCH __________|
(1891 - ....) |
| _Giles C. MCDOUGALL _+
| | (1830 - 1915)
|_Mary MCDOUGALL _______|
(1860 - 1893) |
|_Frances STRONG _____
Mary Elizabeth (Kendrick) Case was born in Iowa and lived there until 1920 when she and her husband and family moved to Bigfork, Montana. They had a farm near the shores of Flathead Lake and also a sheep ranch in the hills.
In 1941, Grandpa retired and they sold the farm and leased the sheep ranch acreage, then moved to Grants Pass, Oregon. She lived there until her death.
She was a teacher and was loved by all who knew her. She liked nice things. I remember how carefully she dressed to go out with Grandpa. I guess she wasn't a beautiful woman, but to me she was beautiful. She and Grandpa were active in the Spanish American War Veterans Society, and for a time she was president of the Ladies Auxilliary (The Lizards). She had a lapel pin shaped like a lizard. When I was 6 years old (ca. 1944) I stayed with them for several months. Grandma would take me with her to the Lizards meetings and I would get to march in with her to the lively march music the pianist would play. After the meeting, they took me to the pot luck dinner that was always held. All of the people there were older, and they made quite a fuss over me. I loved it.
We went to the Methodist Church every Sunday. Frequently, Grandpa & I would wait in the car for her while she finished combing her hair "just so." She wore it wound around her head, but when she took it down at night, it hung below her waist.
She used to let me "help" her churn butter and cut the fresh noodles. She loved to work crossword puzzles, and was a great reader. She was an english teacher, and was very correct in her speech. While I stayed with her, she let me help her cut out blocks for a "postage stamp" quilt for my dolls. Then she quilted it and put borders on it. I treasure it to this day! I have many fond memories of curling up on the couch in the living room and looking out the window or reading.
Her friends from her teaching days in Iowa always maintained their friendship with her and they had several reunions. She enjoyed putting little notices in the newspaper when they or family would visit her in Montana. When I grew up, I was told that Grandma never had many things, but I never had that impression. She had a nice house and car, a lovely warm stove, a "service porch" with lots of food in it, nice necklaces, etc.; and she always made me feel loved and secure. I think that in the things that matter, she was a very rich woman, and I love her very much. 1995
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|--Mary Elizabeth KENDRICK
| (1878 - 1970)
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|--Elizabeth KENISTON
| (1816 - ....)
| _John URAN __________+
| | (.... - 1796) m 1746
| _Daniel URAN ________|
| | (1750 - 1827) |
| | |_Sarah DUTY _________
| | (.... - 1759) m 1746
|_Luella URAN ________|
(1773 - 1850) |
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|_Sarah _____ ________|
(1745 - 1838) |
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_John KENISTON ______|
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|--Francis KENISTON
| (.... - 1874)
| _John URAN __________+
| | (.... - 1796) m 1746
| _Daniel URAN ________|
| | (1750 - 1827) |
| | |_Sarah DUTY _________
| | (.... - 1759) m 1746
|_Luella URAN ________|
(1773 - 1850) |
| _____________________
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|_Sarah _____ ________|
(1745 - 1838) |
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|--John KENISTON
| (1802 - 1888)
| _John URAN __________+
| | (.... - 1796) m 1746
| _Daniel URAN ________|
| | (1750 - 1827) |
| | |_Sarah DUTY _________
| | (.... - 1759) m 1746
|_Luella URAN ________|
(1773 - 1850) |
| _____________________
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|_Sarah _____ ________|
(1745 - 1838) |
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_John KENISTON ______|
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|--Samuel KENISTON
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| _John URAN __________+
| | (.... - 1796) m 1746
| _Daniel URAN ________|
| | (1750 - 1827) |
| | |_Sarah DUTY _________
| | (.... - 1759) m 1746
|_Luella URAN ________|
(1773 - 1850) |
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|_Sarah _____ ________|
(1745 - 1838) |
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[14908] IGI.
Confusion over maiden name: Brown County Illinois Cemeteries lists "Jane A. McCoy, wife of Roger O'Hara", but I can't place her with any local McCoy families. 1900 census shows "father-in-law" Gilbert Kennedy living with the family. Also, 1900 census shows she had 6 children, of which 2 were still living, and she had been married for 38 years. Thus, they were married in 1862. If she is actually daughter of Gilbert Kennedy, I may be able to locate Jane as his daughter in 1850 or 1860 census.
[3793] Parents b. PA according to 1900 census. 1900 census also has Gilbert Kennedy b. 1816, father-in-law of Roger O'Hara. Therefore, it appears Roger actually m. Jane A. Kennedy, not Jane A. McCoy! (Kennedy: 1818-1900?)
[3794] Possible explanation for confusion over name: She remarried after death of Roger O'Hara in 1913?
[14701] 1900 census indicates married 38 years.
Son of John Kennedy and _____ Morrow.
[14419] Date of intention.
Son of Thomas Kenyon.
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_Frank Free KENYON __|
| m 1902 |
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|--George Phillip KENYON
| (1905 - 1950)
| _Jacob CASE _________+
| | (1793 - ....)
| _Walter Gilbert CASE _|
| | (1843 - ....) m 1874 |
| | |_Penelope WEST ______
| |
|_Mary Eva CASE ______|
(1884 - ....) m 1902|
| _____________________
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|_Clara TWIST _________|
(1853 - ....) m 1874 |
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