Jane was the daughter of James & Mary Cantwell Osborn. She first married Noah Dawson 28Mar1841 in Fulton Co., IL; after his death she married Absalom Lynch 18Jan1844 in Fulton Co., IL.
Jane left a small estate when she died, and Anna Lee Foster(her granddaughter; aka Bertha Anna Lee Foster) received a small amount of money from the estate in 1901. With this money, Anna bought a pair of O.I.C. (Ohio Improved Chester) pigs which she gave to her husband "Ally" as a gift. This was the start of Alrick's purebred O.I.C. business. It flourished for over forty years.
Jane would tell stories of watching Abe Lincoln building split rail fences.
Jane left a small estate when she died, and Anna Lee Foster(her granddaughter; aka Bertha Anna Lee Foster) received a small amount of money from the estate in 1901. With this money, Anna bought a pair of O.I.C. (Ohio Improved Chester) pigs which she gave to her husband "Ally" as a gift. This was the start of Alrick's purebred O.I.C. business. It flourished for over forty years.
Jane would tell stories of watching Abe Lincoln building split rail fences.
Jane was the daughter of James & Mary Cantwell Osborn. She first married Noah Dawson 28Mar1841 in Fulton Co., IL; after his death she married Absalom Lynch 18Jan1844 in Fulton Co., IL.
Jane left a small estate when she died, and Anna Lee Foster(her granddaughter; aka Bertha Anna Lee Foster) received a small amount of money from the estate in 1901. With this money, Anna bought a pair of O.I.C. (Ohio Improved Chester) pigs which she gave to her husband "Ally" as a gift. This was the start of Alrick's purebred O.I.C. business. It flourished for over forty years.
Jane would tell stories of watching Abe Lincoln building split rail fences.
Jane left a small estate when she died, and Anna Lee Foster(her granddaughter; aka Bertha Anna Lee Foster) received a small amount of money from the estate in 1901. With this money, Anna bought a pair of O.I.C. (Ohio Improved Chester) pigs which she gave to her husband "Ally" as a gift. This was the start of Alrick's purebred O.I.C. business. It flourished for over forty years.
Jane would tell stories of watching Abe Lincoln building split rail fences.
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