She was the daughter of Thomas & Mary (Carney) TODD.
She 1st married Sinclair Ogg, about 1850 in Madison County, Kentucky.
She married 2nd, Henry William Dooley.
PIONEER LADY DEAD
Mrs. Sallie A. Dooley died at the home of her son, Judge T.W. Ogg, February 3rd at 11:15 p.m., after being bedfast for seven months. She had been in failing health the last eight years, but was most tenderly cared for in the Ogg home by Judge Ogg and his wife and her daughter, Mrs. Mattie Gaines, and other children. Mrs Stanley was here two months last summer, assisting with the care of her mother.
She was born in Madison County, Ky., Nov. 17 1833, her maiden name being Miss Sallie A. Todd. When 18 years of age she married St. Clair Ogg, who died in 1864. To this union, six children were given; two of whom survive, Judge T.W. Ogg and Mrs. Mattie Gaines.
Some years later she married H.W. Dooley, and they moved to Howard County, Missouri, where they lived for twelve years, then came to Henry county and this has been their home ever since. To this union four children were born, two of whom survive; Jabe Dooley, northeast of Clinton and Mrs. L.T. Standly of Battle Creek, Mich. There are seven grandchildren and one great grandchild. She also leves one sister and one brother, who live in Richmond, Ky.
The deceased was a devout member of the Christian Church, having joined in her childhood. She is perhaps the only person in Henry County, who ever heard Alexander Campbell preach. She was a second cousin to the wife of Abraham Lincoln.
Rev. Lindsey conducted the funeral at her late home Friday at 2 p.m. burial in Englewood.
She was the mother of ten children;
1. Child Ogg b-1851, d-1851
2. Child Ogg b-1854, d-1856
3. Florence D. Ogg b-13 Oct 1855, d-22 May 1859
4. Thomas William Ogg b-24 Nov 1857
5. Kansas Belle Ogg b-1859
6. Martha Ogg b-29 Dec 1862
7. Jabez Dooley b-12 Dec 1868
8. Nancy Dooley b-19 Oct 1870
9. Robert L. Dooley b-1872
10 Frances Dooley b-1874
She 1st married Sinclair Ogg, about 1850 in Madison County, Kentucky.
She married 2nd, Henry William Dooley.
PIONEER LADY DEAD
Mrs. Sallie A. Dooley died at the home of her son, Judge T.W. Ogg, February 3rd at 11:15 p.m., after being bedfast for seven months. She had been in failing health the last eight years, but was most tenderly cared for in the Ogg home by Judge Ogg and his wife and her daughter, Mrs. Mattie Gaines, and other children. Mrs Stanley was here two months last summer, assisting with the care of her mother.
She was born in Madison County, Ky., Nov. 17 1833, her maiden name being Miss Sallie A. Todd. When 18 years of age she married St. Clair Ogg, who died in 1864. To this union, six children were given; two of whom survive, Judge T.W. Ogg and Mrs. Mattie Gaines.
Some years later she married H.W. Dooley, and they moved to Howard County, Missouri, where they lived for twelve years, then came to Henry county and this has been their home ever since. To this union four children were born, two of whom survive; Jabe Dooley, northeast of Clinton and Mrs. L.T. Standly of Battle Creek, Mich. There are seven grandchildren and one great grandchild. She also leves one sister and one brother, who live in Richmond, Ky.
The deceased was a devout member of the Christian Church, having joined in her childhood. She is perhaps the only person in Henry County, who ever heard Alexander Campbell preach. She was a second cousin to the wife of Abraham Lincoln.
Rev. Lindsey conducted the funeral at her late home Friday at 2 p.m. burial in Englewood.
She was the mother of ten children;
1. Child Ogg b-1851, d-1851
2. Child Ogg b-1854, d-1856
3. Florence D. Ogg b-13 Oct 1855, d-22 May 1859
4. Thomas William Ogg b-24 Nov 1857
5. Kansas Belle Ogg b-1859
6. Martha Ogg b-29 Dec 1862
7. Jabez Dooley b-12 Dec 1868
8. Nancy Dooley b-19 Oct 1870
9. Robert L. Dooley b-1872
10 Frances Dooley b-1874
She was the daughter of Thomas & Mary (Carney) TODD.
She 1st married Sinclair Ogg, about 1850 in Madison County, Kentucky.
She married 2nd, Henry William Dooley.
PIONEER LADY DEAD
Mrs. Sallie A. Dooley died at the home of her son, Judge T.W. Ogg, February 3rd at 11:15 p.m., after being bedfast for seven months. She had been in failing health the last eight years, but was most tenderly cared for in the Ogg home by Judge Ogg and his wife and her daughter, Mrs. Mattie Gaines, and other children. Mrs Stanley was here two months last summer, assisting with the care of her mother.
She was born in Madison County, Ky., Nov. 17 1833, her maiden name being Miss Sallie A. Todd. When 18 years of age she married St. Clair Ogg, who died in 1864. To this union, six children were given; two of whom survive, Judge T.W. Ogg and Mrs. Mattie Gaines.
Some years later she married H.W. Dooley, and they moved to Howard County, Missouri, where they lived for twelve years, then came to Henry county and this has been their home ever since. To this union four children were born, two of whom survive; Jabe Dooley, northeast of Clinton and Mrs. L.T. Standly of Battle Creek, Mich. There are seven grandchildren and one great grandchild. She also leves one sister and one brother, who live in Richmond, Ky.
The deceased was a devout member of the Christian Church, having joined in her childhood. She is perhaps the only person in Henry County, who ever heard Alexander Campbell preach. She was a second cousin to the wife of Abraham Lincoln.
Rev. Lindsey conducted the funeral at her late home Friday at 2 p.m. burial in Englewood.
She was the mother of ten children;
1. Child Ogg b-1851, d-1851
2. Child Ogg b-1854, d-1856
3. Florence D. Ogg b-13 Oct 1855, d-22 May 1859
4. Thomas William Ogg b-24 Nov 1857
5. Kansas Belle Ogg b-1859
6. Martha Ogg b-29 Dec 1862
7. Jabez Dooley b-12 Dec 1868
8. Nancy Dooley b-19 Oct 1870
9. Robert L. Dooley b-1872
10 Frances Dooley b-1874
She 1st married Sinclair Ogg, about 1850 in Madison County, Kentucky.
She married 2nd, Henry William Dooley.
PIONEER LADY DEAD
Mrs. Sallie A. Dooley died at the home of her son, Judge T.W. Ogg, February 3rd at 11:15 p.m., after being bedfast for seven months. She had been in failing health the last eight years, but was most tenderly cared for in the Ogg home by Judge Ogg and his wife and her daughter, Mrs. Mattie Gaines, and other children. Mrs Stanley was here two months last summer, assisting with the care of her mother.
She was born in Madison County, Ky., Nov. 17 1833, her maiden name being Miss Sallie A. Todd. When 18 years of age she married St. Clair Ogg, who died in 1864. To this union, six children were given; two of whom survive, Judge T.W. Ogg and Mrs. Mattie Gaines.
Some years later she married H.W. Dooley, and they moved to Howard County, Missouri, where they lived for twelve years, then came to Henry county and this has been their home ever since. To this union four children were born, two of whom survive; Jabe Dooley, northeast of Clinton and Mrs. L.T. Standly of Battle Creek, Mich. There are seven grandchildren and one great grandchild. She also leves one sister and one brother, who live in Richmond, Ky.
The deceased was a devout member of the Christian Church, having joined in her childhood. She is perhaps the only person in Henry County, who ever heard Alexander Campbell preach. She was a second cousin to the wife of Abraham Lincoln.
Rev. Lindsey conducted the funeral at her late home Friday at 2 p.m. burial in Englewood.
She was the mother of ten children;
1. Child Ogg b-1851, d-1851
2. Child Ogg b-1854, d-1856
3. Florence D. Ogg b-13 Oct 1855, d-22 May 1859
4. Thomas William Ogg b-24 Nov 1857
5. Kansas Belle Ogg b-1859
6. Martha Ogg b-29 Dec 1862
7. Jabez Dooley b-12 Dec 1868
8. Nancy Dooley b-19 Oct 1870
9. Robert L. Dooley b-1872
10 Frances Dooley b-1874
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