2nd wife of Gustav C. Lindee.
"Mr. G.C. Lindee married Miss ETTA M QUINBY, who was born in indiana on the 4th of March, 1854,
her parents being JAMES and SUSANNA GIBBLE Quinby, natives of Pennsylvania
. Following their marriage they took up their abode in Ohio, while later they removed to Indiana and still later to Floyd county, Iowa, remaining in the last named place for eight years.
On the expiration of that period they came to Muscatine county and lived on a farm here during the remainder of their lives.
James Quinby who passed away when his daughter Etta was still but a child, was buried in the Black Hawk cemetery.
His wife died in October, 1892, and was laid to rest in the Conesville cemetery.
They were the parents of thirteen children, eight of whom are yet living.
Source: History of Muscatine County Iowa, Volume II, Biographical, 1911, page 671..G. C. LINDEE...." submitted by Find A Grave contributor Family Finder.
"Mr. G.C. Lindee married Miss ETTA M QUINBY, who was born in indiana on the 4th of March, 1854,
her parents being JAMES and SUSANNA GIBBLE Quinby, natives of Pennsylvania
. Following their marriage they took up their abode in Ohio, while later they removed to Indiana and still later to Floyd county, Iowa, remaining in the last named place for eight years.
On the expiration of that period they came to Muscatine county and lived on a farm here during the remainder of their lives.
James Quinby who passed away when his daughter Etta was still but a child, was buried in the Black Hawk cemetery.
His wife died in October, 1892, and was laid to rest in the Conesville cemetery.
They were the parents of thirteen children, eight of whom are yet living.
Source: History of Muscatine County Iowa, Volume II, Biographical, 1911, page 671..G. C. LINDEE...." submitted by Find A Grave contributor Family Finder.
2nd wife of Gustav C. Lindee.
"Mr. G.C. Lindee married Miss ETTA M QUINBY, who was born in indiana on the 4th of March, 1854,
her parents being JAMES and SUSANNA GIBBLE Quinby, natives of Pennsylvania
. Following their marriage they took up their abode in Ohio, while later they removed to Indiana and still later to Floyd county, Iowa, remaining in the last named place for eight years.
On the expiration of that period they came to Muscatine county and lived on a farm here during the remainder of their lives.
James Quinby who passed away when his daughter Etta was still but a child, was buried in the Black Hawk cemetery.
His wife died in October, 1892, and was laid to rest in the Conesville cemetery.
They were the parents of thirteen children, eight of whom are yet living.
Source: History of Muscatine County Iowa, Volume II, Biographical, 1911, page 671..G. C. LINDEE...." submitted by Find A Grave contributor Family Finder.
"Mr. G.C. Lindee married Miss ETTA M QUINBY, who was born in indiana on the 4th of March, 1854,
her parents being JAMES and SUSANNA GIBBLE Quinby, natives of Pennsylvania
. Following their marriage they took up their abode in Ohio, while later they removed to Indiana and still later to Floyd county, Iowa, remaining in the last named place for eight years.
On the expiration of that period they came to Muscatine county and lived on a farm here during the remainder of their lives.
James Quinby who passed away when his daughter Etta was still but a child, was buried in the Black Hawk cemetery.
His wife died in October, 1892, and was laid to rest in the Conesville cemetery.
They were the parents of thirteen children, eight of whom are yet living.
Source: History of Muscatine County Iowa, Volume II, Biographical, 1911, page 671..G. C. LINDEE...." submitted by Find A Grave contributor Family Finder.
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