The 1880 Census has her born in Iowa. Her birthplace is also given as Iowa on her son, William Edward's birth record. The 1870 census has her born in Ohio.
She is buried beside her husband, Albert N. Atkinson, and has no marker.
Family tradition has it that her English husband was disinherited because he married a Scottish woman. Records do not seem to bear this out since he was listed in his mother's will.
She is buried beside her husband, Albert N. Atkinson, and has no marker.
Family tradition has it that her English husband was disinherited because he married a Scottish woman. Records do not seem to bear this out since he was listed in his mother's will.
The 1880 Census has her born in Iowa. Her birthplace is also given as Iowa on her son, William Edward's birth record. The 1870 census has her born in Ohio.
She is buried beside her husband, Albert N. Atkinson, and has no marker.
Family tradition has it that her English husband was disinherited because he married a Scottish woman. Records do not seem to bear this out since he was listed in his mother's will.
She is buried beside her husband, Albert N. Atkinson, and has no marker.
Family tradition has it that her English husband was disinherited because he married a Scottish woman. Records do not seem to bear this out since he was listed in his mother's will.
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