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VIRGINIA GARNER married Martin Wares in Worth County, Missouri on May 8, 1870.
The couple's first child, Ida was born in Missouri. Minnie was born in Mills County, Iowa. William, John, Grace, Dora and Maggie were all born in Madison County, Iowa.
Ida May: 1871
Minnie Alice: 1874
William F.: 1876
John Denman: 1878
Grace Pearl: 1881
Dora E.: 1885
Maggie Browning: 1888
Her young son William died at the age of three in September of 1879 and was buried in Hooten Cemetery in Winterset, Madison County, Iowa.
Virginia's name appeared on the 1895 Mills County, Iowa census for rural Ingraham Township, along with those of her family, and daughter's husband, Edward Walton. Our family records indicate she died there on February 28, 1895. The census pages for Ingraham were filed with the county on April 26, 1895, two months after Virginia's death.
Her grandson, Ralph Walton was born near Silver City in Mills County on July 14, 1895. His birthplace has been incorrectly stated as Logan in Harrison County, Iowa, which was where his parents married. They were enumerated in Mills County in April, three months before his birth.
Edward's brother, John Walton was also a resident of Ingraham Township in 1895. His son Frank was born in Silver City in December.
The Wares and the Waltons left the State in the winter of 1897-98. They traveled to South Dakota by wagon, settling near Letcher.
Martin never remarried after his wife's death.
~Grace (Mitchell) Fortier
VIRGINIA GARNER married Martin Wares in Worth County, Missouri on May 8, 1870.
The couple's first child, Ida was born in Missouri. Minnie was born in Mills County, Iowa. William, John, Grace, Dora and Maggie were all born in Madison County, Iowa.
Ida May: 1871
Minnie Alice: 1874
William F.: 1876
John Denman: 1878
Grace Pearl: 1881
Dora E.: 1885
Maggie Browning: 1888
Her young son William died at the age of three in September of 1879 and was buried in Hooten Cemetery in Winterset, Madison County, Iowa.
Virginia's name appeared on the 1895 Mills County, Iowa census for rural Ingraham Township, along with those of her family, and daughter's husband, Edward Walton. Our family records indicate she died there on February 28, 1895. The census pages for Ingraham were filed with the county on April 26, 1895, two months after Virginia's death.
Her grandson, Ralph Walton was born near Silver City in Mills County on July 14, 1895. His birthplace has been incorrectly stated as Logan in Harrison County, Iowa, which was where his parents married. They were enumerated in Mills County in April, three months before his birth.
Edward's brother, John Walton was also a resident of Ingraham Township in 1895. His son Frank was born in Silver City in December.
The Wares and the Waltons left the State in the winter of 1897-98. They traveled to South Dakota by wagon, settling near Letcher.
Martin never remarried after his wife's death.
~Grace (Mitchell) Fortier
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VIRGINIA GARNER married Martin Wares in Worth County, Missouri on May 8, 1870.
The couple's first child, Ida was born in Missouri. Minnie was born in Mills County, Iowa. William, John, Grace, Dora and Maggie were all born in Madison County, Iowa.
Ida May: 1871
Minnie Alice: 1874
William F.: 1876
John Denman: 1878
Grace Pearl: 1881
Dora E.: 1885
Maggie Browning: 1888
Her young son William died at the age of three in September of 1879 and was buried in Hooten Cemetery in Winterset, Madison County, Iowa.
Virginia's name appeared on the 1895 Mills County, Iowa census for rural Ingraham Township, along with those of her family, and daughter's husband, Edward Walton. Our family records indicate she died there on February 28, 1895. The census pages for Ingraham were filed with the county on April 26, 1895, two months after Virginia's death.
Her grandson, Ralph Walton was born near Silver City in Mills County on July 14, 1895. His birthplace has been incorrectly stated as Logan in Harrison County, Iowa, which was where his parents married. They were enumerated in Mills County in April, three months before his birth.
Edward's brother, John Walton was also a resident of Ingraham Township in 1895. His son Frank was born in Silver City in December.
The Wares and the Waltons left the State in the winter of 1897-98. They traveled to South Dakota by wagon, settling near Letcher.
Martin never remarried after his wife's death.
~Grace (Mitchell) Fortier
VIRGINIA GARNER married Martin Wares in Worth County, Missouri on May 8, 1870.
The couple's first child, Ida was born in Missouri. Minnie was born in Mills County, Iowa. William, John, Grace, Dora and Maggie were all born in Madison County, Iowa.
Ida May: 1871
Minnie Alice: 1874
William F.: 1876
John Denman: 1878
Grace Pearl: 1881
Dora E.: 1885
Maggie Browning: 1888
Her young son William died at the age of three in September of 1879 and was buried in Hooten Cemetery in Winterset, Madison County, Iowa.
Virginia's name appeared on the 1895 Mills County, Iowa census for rural Ingraham Township, along with those of her family, and daughter's husband, Edward Walton. Our family records indicate she died there on February 28, 1895. The census pages for Ingraham were filed with the county on April 26, 1895, two months after Virginia's death.
Her grandson, Ralph Walton was born near Silver City in Mills County on July 14, 1895. His birthplace has been incorrectly stated as Logan in Harrison County, Iowa, which was where his parents married. They were enumerated in Mills County in April, three months before his birth.
Edward's brother, John Walton was also a resident of Ingraham Township in 1895. His son Frank was born in Silver City in December.
The Wares and the Waltons left the State in the winter of 1897-98. They traveled to South Dakota by wagon, settling near Letcher.
Martin never remarried after his wife's death.
~Grace (Mitchell) Fortier
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