Sophia Ann Folsom was born 1847 in Indiana. Sophia married Thomas Jamieson Padden 4 Jul 1867 in Prairie du Chien, Crawford County, Wisconsin. Sophia and Thomas had children named Willard B., Electa, and Nellie Charlotte Padden.
Suggested edit: "Oldest Resident Goes to Her Reward
Mrs. Sophia A. Padden, ill but a short time, died of a heart attack in 1935. She was the oldest woman in the community being 89 years but had always been active up to the time of her death. "Grandma" Padden, as she was universally known to all, was known and respected by old and young.
Born in Indiana December 17, 1846, she was married to Thomas J. Padden on July 4, 1866. In 1883 they moved to the Black Hills and three years later to the Little Missouri River. She is survived by a son, Willard, and one daughter, Mrs. Electa Kerr, both of Camp Crook and by six grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. Interment was in Pine View Cemetery beside her husband."
"Back Trailing in the Heart of the Short Grass Country" by John O. Bye; 1956 - pg 147
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Suggested edit: "Oldest Resident Goes to Her Reward
Mrs. Sophia A. Padden, ill but a short time, died of a heart attack in 1935. She was the oldest woman in the community being 89 years but had always been active up to the time of her death. "Grandma" Padden, as she was universally known to all, was known and respected by old and young.
Born in Indiana December 17, 1846, she was married to Thomas J. Padden on July 4, 1866. In 1883 they moved to the Black Hills and three years later to the Little Missouri River. She is survived by a son, Willard, and one daughter, Mrs. Electa Kerr, both of Camp Crook and by six grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. Interment was in Pine View Cemetery beside her husband."
"Back Trailing in the Heart of the Short Grass Country" by John O. Bye; 1956 - pg 147
Contributor: Dayna Palmer (47310353) • [email protected]
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Suggested edit: "Oldest Resident Goes to Her Reward
Mrs. Sophia A. Padden, ill but a short time, died of a heart attack in 1935. She was the oldest woman in the community being 89 years but had always been active up to the time of her death. "Grandma" Padden, as she was universally known to all, was known and respected by old and young.
Born in Indiana December 17, 1846, she was married to Thomas J. Padden on July 4, 1866. In 1883 they moved to the Black Hills and three years later to the Little Missouri River. She is survived by a son, Willard, and one daughter, Mrs. Electa Kerr, both of Camp Crook and by six grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. Interment was in Pine View Cemetery beside her husband."
"Back Trailing in the Heart of the Short Grass Country" by John O. Bye; 1956 - pg 147
Contributor: Dayna Palmer (47310353) • [email protected]
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Suggested edit: "Oldest Resident Goes to Her Reward
Mrs. Sophia A. Padden, ill but a short time, died of a heart attack in 1935. She was the oldest woman in the community being 89 years but had always been active up to the time of her death. "Grandma" Padden, as she was universally known to all, was known and respected by old and young.
Born in Indiana December 17, 1846, she was married to Thomas J. Padden on July 4, 1866. In 1883 they moved to the Black Hills and three years later to the Little Missouri River. She is survived by a son, Willard, and one daughter, Mrs. Electa Kerr, both of Camp Crook and by six grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. Interment was in Pine View Cemetery beside her husband."
"Back Trailing in the Heart of the Short Grass Country" by John O. Bye; 1956 - pg 147
Contributor: Dayna Palmer (47310353) • [email protected]
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Sophia Ann Folsom was born 1847 in Indiana. Sophia married Thomas Jamieson Padden 4 Jul 1867 in Prairie du Chien, Crawford County, Wisconsin. Sophia and Thomas had children named Willard B., Electa, and Nellie Charlotte Padden.
Suggested edit: "Oldest Resident Goes to Her Reward
Mrs. Sophia A. Padden, ill but a short time, died of a heart attack in 1935. She was the oldest woman in the community being 89 years but had always been active up to the time of her death. "Grandma" Padden, as she was universally known to all, was known and respected by old and young.
Born in Indiana December 17, 1846, she was married to Thomas J. Padden on July 4, 1866. In 1883 they moved to the Black Hills and three years later to the Little Missouri River. She is survived by a son, Willard, and one daughter, Mrs. Electa Kerr, both of Camp Crook and by six grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. Interment was in Pine View Cemetery beside her husband."
"Back Trailing in the Heart of the Short Grass Country" by John O. Bye; 1956 - pg 147
Contributor: Dayna Palmer (47310353) • [email protected]
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Suggested edit: "Oldest Resident Goes to Her Reward
Mrs. Sophia A. Padden, ill but a short time, died of a heart attack in 1935. She was the oldest woman in the community being 89 years but had always been active up to the time of her death. "Grandma" Padden, as she was universally known to all, was known and respected by old and young.
Born in Indiana December 17, 1846, she was married to Thomas J. Padden on July 4, 1866. In 1883 they moved to the Black Hills and three years later to the Little Missouri River. She is survived by a son, Willard, and one daughter, Mrs. Electa Kerr, both of Camp Crook and by six grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. Interment was in Pine View Cemetery beside her husband."
"Back Trailing in the Heart of the Short Grass Country" by John O. Bye; 1956 - pg 147
Contributor: Dayna Palmer (47310353) • [email protected]
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Suggested edit: "Oldest Resident Goes to Her Reward
Mrs. Sophia A. Padden, ill but a short time, died of a heart attack in 1935. She was the oldest woman in the community being 89 years but had always been active up to the time of her death. "Grandma" Padden, as she was universally known to all, was known and respected by old and young.
Born in Indiana December 17, 1846, she was married to Thomas J. Padden on July 4, 1866. In 1883 they moved to the Black Hills and three years later to the Little Missouri River. She is survived by a son, Willard, and one daughter, Mrs. Electa Kerr, both of Camp Crook and by six grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. Interment was in Pine View Cemetery beside her husband."
"Back Trailing in the Heart of the Short Grass Country" by John O. Bye; 1956 - pg 147
Contributor: Dayna Palmer (47310353) • [email protected]
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Suggested edit: "Oldest Resident Goes to Her Reward
Mrs. Sophia A. Padden, ill but a short time, died of a heart attack in 1935. She was the oldest woman in the community being 89 years but had always been active up to the time of her death. "Grandma" Padden, as she was universally known to all, was known and respected by old and young.
Born in Indiana December 17, 1846, she was married to Thomas J. Padden on July 4, 1866. In 1883 they moved to the Black Hills and three years later to the Little Missouri River. She is survived by a son, Willard, and one daughter, Mrs. Electa Kerr, both of Camp Crook and by six grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. Interment was in Pine View Cemetery beside her husband."
"Back Trailing in the Heart of the Short Grass Country" by John O. Bye; 1956 - pg 147
Contributor: Dayna Palmer (47310353) • [email protected]
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