Madison Star-Mail; Madison, Nebraska; Thursday, May 23, 1935, Front Page
Mrs. Anstine Passes Away Tuesday Nite
Succumbs After Lingering Illness--Lived in Madison Fifteen Years.
Funeral services for Mrs. S. R. Anstine, who died Tuesday night after a lingering illness, will be held Friday afternoon. Services at the home will be held at 2 p.m. and at the Methodist church, 2:15 p.m. The Rebecca lodge, of which see was a member for many years, will be in charge. Funeral services will be conducted by Rev. John R. Bucknell. Interment will be in Crown Hill cemetery.
Ida (Stevens) Anstine was born Sept 3, 1861 at Schuyler, Nebr., and died May 22, 1935 at Madison at the age of 74 years, 8 months and 19 days.
Mrs. Anstine spent the last fifteen years of her life in Madison and enjoyed the best of health until July 1934, when her condition became such that it was necessary for her to submit to an operation, after which she gradually failed until her death.
She had been a widow for fifteen years. Her husband, Samuel R. Anstine, preceding her in death on Oct 14, 1919. Two children also died some years ago and are interned at Schuyler.
Although adversities had crossed her path the last few years, she was always cheerful and her faith and Christian spirit seemed to be her greatest comfort in the end.
Mrs. Anstine had been a member of the Methodist church for many years and at the time of her death was a member of that church in Madison.
This little verse found among her few possessions expresses Mrs. Anstine's scheme of life.
"Lord, grant me this that I may do
All that is in my power
To live and give as if I knew
This was my final hour."
She is survived by one sister, Mrs. Fred Ray of Compton, Calif., and one brother, Charles Stevens of Columbus, Nebr., also several nieces and nephews.
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First Marriage = Horatio B. Sanders 4 Oct 1879 at Colfax County, Nebraska
Second Marriage = F. M. Waterhouse 1 Dec 1886 at Cass County, Iowa
Third Marriage = (Unknown First Name) Benjamin / She is Widowed in the 1910.
Fourth Marriage = Samuel R. Anstine
Mother's First Name is Spelled = Averlina or Averline born abt. 1842 or 1843 in Vermont
1850 = Her Father
Her father, William Stephens [Stevens] is 14 years old in the 1850 Census at Indian Lands, Marquette County, Wisconsin with a birthplace of Canada. William is residing with his parents of Hampson (65) and Pauletta (50) Stephens. William has six siblings of David A (23), Charlotte (20), Mary A (18), Henry W (15), Richard (12) and Jerry L (10). All of the siblings have been born in Canada with the parents both born in New York.
1858 = Her Parents Marriage
William M Stevens in the Kansas Vital [Marriage] Records to Averlina
Name ~ William M Stevens
Marriage Date ~ 31 Aug 1858
Marriage Place ~ Scott Township, Linn County, Kansas
Spouse ~ Averlina L Stevens
Justice of the Peace ~ James H. Jones
1870
In the 1870 census, Ida A. is 9 years old with the birthplace of Iowa and living at Hamilton, Iowa. She is residing with her parents of William (33) and Averline (28) Stevens along with her sisters of Ada (7), Ettie M (5) and Annie E (2). Also, I believe her grandfather, Hampson Stevens (83) born in New York, which he is currently a retired farmer. Her father, William, was born in Canada and is farming.
1880
Ida is living in Schuyler, Colfax County, Nebraska with her husband of Horatio B. Sanders. Ida A. is 18 years old with her birthplace state as Iowa. Ida states her father was born in Canada and her mother was born in Vermont. Horatio and Ida were married during this census year. Horatio is 20 years with his birthplace state as New York. Horatio's occupation is farming.
1910
In the 1910 Census, Ida is living with her mother, Wilhelmina Stevens, at Schuyler, Nebraska. Ida has the last name of Benjamin and states that she is widowed with the birthplace of Iowa.
1930
In the 1930 Census, Ida is living at 5th or 6th Street and Grant in Madison, Nebraska with the birthplace of Iowa and age as 68. She is widowed. Her house is valued at $1,500. She may be running a boarding house
Note: Ida has 4 additional siblings via later census records of her parents. William H born abt. 1874, Lillian L born abt. 1878, Albert born abt. 1883 and Charles born abt. 1884.
Name: Ida A Austine
Gender: Female
Residence Year: 1930
Residence Place: Norfolk, Nebraska, USA
Spouse: Samuel Austine
Publication Title: Norfolk, Nebraska, City Directory, 1930
Mrs. Anstine Passes Away Tuesday Nite
Succumbs After Lingering Illness--Lived in Madison Fifteen Years.
Funeral services for Mrs. S. R. Anstine, who died Tuesday night after a lingering illness, will be held Friday afternoon. Services at the home will be held at 2 p.m. and at the Methodist church, 2:15 p.m. The Rebecca lodge, of which see was a member for many years, will be in charge. Funeral services will be conducted by Rev. John R. Bucknell. Interment will be in Crown Hill cemetery.
Ida (Stevens) Anstine was born Sept 3, 1861 at Schuyler, Nebr., and died May 22, 1935 at Madison at the age of 74 years, 8 months and 19 days.
Mrs. Anstine spent the last fifteen years of her life in Madison and enjoyed the best of health until July 1934, when her condition became such that it was necessary for her to submit to an operation, after which she gradually failed until her death.
She had been a widow for fifteen years. Her husband, Samuel R. Anstine, preceding her in death on Oct 14, 1919. Two children also died some years ago and are interned at Schuyler.
Although adversities had crossed her path the last few years, she was always cheerful and her faith and Christian spirit seemed to be her greatest comfort in the end.
Mrs. Anstine had been a member of the Methodist church for many years and at the time of her death was a member of that church in Madison.
This little verse found among her few possessions expresses Mrs. Anstine's scheme of life.
"Lord, grant me this that I may do
All that is in my power
To live and give as if I knew
This was my final hour."
She is survived by one sister, Mrs. Fred Ray of Compton, Calif., and one brother, Charles Stevens of Columbus, Nebr., also several nieces and nephews.
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First Marriage = Horatio B. Sanders 4 Oct 1879 at Colfax County, Nebraska
Second Marriage = F. M. Waterhouse 1 Dec 1886 at Cass County, Iowa
Third Marriage = (Unknown First Name) Benjamin / She is Widowed in the 1910.
Fourth Marriage = Samuel R. Anstine
Mother's First Name is Spelled = Averlina or Averline born abt. 1842 or 1843 in Vermont
1850 = Her Father
Her father, William Stephens [Stevens] is 14 years old in the 1850 Census at Indian Lands, Marquette County, Wisconsin with a birthplace of Canada. William is residing with his parents of Hampson (65) and Pauletta (50) Stephens. William has six siblings of David A (23), Charlotte (20), Mary A (18), Henry W (15), Richard (12) and Jerry L (10). All of the siblings have been born in Canada with the parents both born in New York.
1858 = Her Parents Marriage
William M Stevens in the Kansas Vital [Marriage] Records to Averlina
Name ~ William M Stevens
Marriage Date ~ 31 Aug 1858
Marriage Place ~ Scott Township, Linn County, Kansas
Spouse ~ Averlina L Stevens
Justice of the Peace ~ James H. Jones
1870
In the 1870 census, Ida A. is 9 years old with the birthplace of Iowa and living at Hamilton, Iowa. She is residing with her parents of William (33) and Averline (28) Stevens along with her sisters of Ada (7), Ettie M (5) and Annie E (2). Also, I believe her grandfather, Hampson Stevens (83) born in New York, which he is currently a retired farmer. Her father, William, was born in Canada and is farming.
1880
Ida is living in Schuyler, Colfax County, Nebraska with her husband of Horatio B. Sanders. Ida A. is 18 years old with her birthplace state as Iowa. Ida states her father was born in Canada and her mother was born in Vermont. Horatio and Ida were married during this census year. Horatio is 20 years with his birthplace state as New York. Horatio's occupation is farming.
1910
In the 1910 Census, Ida is living with her mother, Wilhelmina Stevens, at Schuyler, Nebraska. Ida has the last name of Benjamin and states that she is widowed with the birthplace of Iowa.
1930
In the 1930 Census, Ida is living at 5th or 6th Street and Grant in Madison, Nebraska with the birthplace of Iowa and age as 68. She is widowed. Her house is valued at $1,500. She may be running a boarding house
Note: Ida has 4 additional siblings via later census records of her parents. William H born abt. 1874, Lillian L born abt. 1878, Albert born abt. 1883 and Charles born abt. 1884.
Name: Ida A Austine
Gender: Female
Residence Year: 1930
Residence Place: Norfolk, Nebraska, USA
Spouse: Samuel Austine
Publication Title: Norfolk, Nebraska, City Directory, 1930
Madison Star-Mail; Madison, Nebraska; Thursday, May 23, 1935, Front Page
Mrs. Anstine Passes Away Tuesday Nite
Succumbs After Lingering Illness--Lived in Madison Fifteen Years.
Funeral services for Mrs. S. R. Anstine, who died Tuesday night after a lingering illness, will be held Friday afternoon. Services at the home will be held at 2 p.m. and at the Methodist church, 2:15 p.m. The Rebecca lodge, of which see was a member for many years, will be in charge. Funeral services will be conducted by Rev. John R. Bucknell. Interment will be in Crown Hill cemetery.
Ida (Stevens) Anstine was born Sept 3, 1861 at Schuyler, Nebr., and died May 22, 1935 at Madison at the age of 74 years, 8 months and 19 days.
Mrs. Anstine spent the last fifteen years of her life in Madison and enjoyed the best of health until July 1934, when her condition became such that it was necessary for her to submit to an operation, after which she gradually failed until her death.
She had been a widow for fifteen years. Her husband, Samuel R. Anstine, preceding her in death on Oct 14, 1919. Two children also died some years ago and are interned at Schuyler.
Although adversities had crossed her path the last few years, she was always cheerful and her faith and Christian spirit seemed to be her greatest comfort in the end.
Mrs. Anstine had been a member of the Methodist church for many years and at the time of her death was a member of that church in Madison.
This little verse found among her few possessions expresses Mrs. Anstine's scheme of life.
"Lord, grant me this that I may do
All that is in my power
To live and give as if I knew
This was my final hour."
She is survived by one sister, Mrs. Fred Ray of Compton, Calif., and one brother, Charles Stevens of Columbus, Nebr., also several nieces and nephews.
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First Marriage = Horatio B. Sanders 4 Oct 1879 at Colfax County, Nebraska
Second Marriage = F. M. Waterhouse 1 Dec 1886 at Cass County, Iowa
Third Marriage = (Unknown First Name) Benjamin / She is Widowed in the 1910.
Fourth Marriage = Samuel R. Anstine
Mother's First Name is Spelled = Averlina or Averline born abt. 1842 or 1843 in Vermont
1850 = Her Father
Her father, William Stephens [Stevens] is 14 years old in the 1850 Census at Indian Lands, Marquette County, Wisconsin with a birthplace of Canada. William is residing with his parents of Hampson (65) and Pauletta (50) Stephens. William has six siblings of David A (23), Charlotte (20), Mary A (18), Henry W (15), Richard (12) and Jerry L (10). All of the siblings have been born in Canada with the parents both born in New York.
1858 = Her Parents Marriage
William M Stevens in the Kansas Vital [Marriage] Records to Averlina
Name ~ William M Stevens
Marriage Date ~ 31 Aug 1858
Marriage Place ~ Scott Township, Linn County, Kansas
Spouse ~ Averlina L Stevens
Justice of the Peace ~ James H. Jones
1870
In the 1870 census, Ida A. is 9 years old with the birthplace of Iowa and living at Hamilton, Iowa. She is residing with her parents of William (33) and Averline (28) Stevens along with her sisters of Ada (7), Ettie M (5) and Annie E (2). Also, I believe her grandfather, Hampson Stevens (83) born in New York, which he is currently a retired farmer. Her father, William, was born in Canada and is farming.
1880
Ida is living in Schuyler, Colfax County, Nebraska with her husband of Horatio B. Sanders. Ida A. is 18 years old with her birthplace state as Iowa. Ida states her father was born in Canada and her mother was born in Vermont. Horatio and Ida were married during this census year. Horatio is 20 years with his birthplace state as New York. Horatio's occupation is farming.
1910
In the 1910 Census, Ida is living with her mother, Wilhelmina Stevens, at Schuyler, Nebraska. Ida has the last name of Benjamin and states that she is widowed with the birthplace of Iowa.
1930
In the 1930 Census, Ida is living at 5th or 6th Street and Grant in Madison, Nebraska with the birthplace of Iowa and age as 68. She is widowed. Her house is valued at $1,500. She may be running a boarding house
Note: Ida has 4 additional siblings via later census records of her parents. William H born abt. 1874, Lillian L born abt. 1878, Albert born abt. 1883 and Charles born abt. 1884.
Name: Ida A Austine
Gender: Female
Residence Year: 1930
Residence Place: Norfolk, Nebraska, USA
Spouse: Samuel Austine
Publication Title: Norfolk, Nebraska, City Directory, 1930
Mrs. Anstine Passes Away Tuesday Nite
Succumbs After Lingering Illness--Lived in Madison Fifteen Years.
Funeral services for Mrs. S. R. Anstine, who died Tuesday night after a lingering illness, will be held Friday afternoon. Services at the home will be held at 2 p.m. and at the Methodist church, 2:15 p.m. The Rebecca lodge, of which see was a member for many years, will be in charge. Funeral services will be conducted by Rev. John R. Bucknell. Interment will be in Crown Hill cemetery.
Ida (Stevens) Anstine was born Sept 3, 1861 at Schuyler, Nebr., and died May 22, 1935 at Madison at the age of 74 years, 8 months and 19 days.
Mrs. Anstine spent the last fifteen years of her life in Madison and enjoyed the best of health until July 1934, when her condition became such that it was necessary for her to submit to an operation, after which she gradually failed until her death.
She had been a widow for fifteen years. Her husband, Samuel R. Anstine, preceding her in death on Oct 14, 1919. Two children also died some years ago and are interned at Schuyler.
Although adversities had crossed her path the last few years, she was always cheerful and her faith and Christian spirit seemed to be her greatest comfort in the end.
Mrs. Anstine had been a member of the Methodist church for many years and at the time of her death was a member of that church in Madison.
This little verse found among her few possessions expresses Mrs. Anstine's scheme of life.
"Lord, grant me this that I may do
All that is in my power
To live and give as if I knew
This was my final hour."
She is survived by one sister, Mrs. Fred Ray of Compton, Calif., and one brother, Charles Stevens of Columbus, Nebr., also several nieces and nephews.
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First Marriage = Horatio B. Sanders 4 Oct 1879 at Colfax County, Nebraska
Second Marriage = F. M. Waterhouse 1 Dec 1886 at Cass County, Iowa
Third Marriage = (Unknown First Name) Benjamin / She is Widowed in the 1910.
Fourth Marriage = Samuel R. Anstine
Mother's First Name is Spelled = Averlina or Averline born abt. 1842 or 1843 in Vermont
1850 = Her Father
Her father, William Stephens [Stevens] is 14 years old in the 1850 Census at Indian Lands, Marquette County, Wisconsin with a birthplace of Canada. William is residing with his parents of Hampson (65) and Pauletta (50) Stephens. William has six siblings of David A (23), Charlotte (20), Mary A (18), Henry W (15), Richard (12) and Jerry L (10). All of the siblings have been born in Canada with the parents both born in New York.
1858 = Her Parents Marriage
William M Stevens in the Kansas Vital [Marriage] Records to Averlina
Name ~ William M Stevens
Marriage Date ~ 31 Aug 1858
Marriage Place ~ Scott Township, Linn County, Kansas
Spouse ~ Averlina L Stevens
Justice of the Peace ~ James H. Jones
1870
In the 1870 census, Ida A. is 9 years old with the birthplace of Iowa and living at Hamilton, Iowa. She is residing with her parents of William (33) and Averline (28) Stevens along with her sisters of Ada (7), Ettie M (5) and Annie E (2). Also, I believe her grandfather, Hampson Stevens (83) born in New York, which he is currently a retired farmer. Her father, William, was born in Canada and is farming.
1880
Ida is living in Schuyler, Colfax County, Nebraska with her husband of Horatio B. Sanders. Ida A. is 18 years old with her birthplace state as Iowa. Ida states her father was born in Canada and her mother was born in Vermont. Horatio and Ida were married during this census year. Horatio is 20 years with his birthplace state as New York. Horatio's occupation is farming.
1910
In the 1910 Census, Ida is living with her mother, Wilhelmina Stevens, at Schuyler, Nebraska. Ida has the last name of Benjamin and states that she is widowed with the birthplace of Iowa.
1930
In the 1930 Census, Ida is living at 5th or 6th Street and Grant in Madison, Nebraska with the birthplace of Iowa and age as 68. She is widowed. Her house is valued at $1,500. She may be running a boarding house
Note: Ida has 4 additional siblings via later census records of her parents. William H born abt. 1874, Lillian L born abt. 1878, Albert born abt. 1883 and Charles born abt. 1884.
Name: Ida A Austine
Gender: Female
Residence Year: 1930
Residence Place: Norfolk, Nebraska, USA
Spouse: Samuel Austine
Publication Title: Norfolk, Nebraska, City Directory, 1930
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