Daughter of Adams Lytle, Sr. and Maria Carswell.
2nd wife of William Peck Goff, married 6 Mar. 1860 in Racine, Wis.
W. P. Goff remarried 6 Mar. 1860 in Racine, Wis. to Jane Lytle, born 14 November 1824, in Salem, Mass. They had an adopted daughter Mary Karn Nellson. She married Albert H Marsland 19 February 1879 in Burlington, see the newspaper article quoted below. He moved to Winchester with Jane in 1880 where she died in 15 June 1886. He belonged to the Baptist Church in Yorkville and in Winchester.
W. P. Goff died 20 October 1894 in Winchester, Kansas.
And 6 March 1879, "Burlington...A NOVEL MARRIAGE -- THE NUPTIAL CEREMONY EX PARTE. A novel and romantic marriage took place in our village a few days since; the bridegroom residing in Washington County, Kan., and the bride in Burlington, Wis.; an intervening space of 700 miles between them, and yet the marriage ceremonies were performed to the entire satisfaction of all interested. The parties to the contract were Albert H. Marsland, son of our respected townsman Thomas Marsland, and Mary (Nelson) Goff, adopted daughter of W. P. Goff, also of Burlington.
2nd wife of William Peck Goff, married 6 Mar. 1860 in Racine, Wis.
W. P. Goff remarried 6 Mar. 1860 in Racine, Wis. to Jane Lytle, born 14 November 1824, in Salem, Mass. They had an adopted daughter Mary Karn Nellson. She married Albert H Marsland 19 February 1879 in Burlington, see the newspaper article quoted below. He moved to Winchester with Jane in 1880 where she died in 15 June 1886. He belonged to the Baptist Church in Yorkville and in Winchester.
W. P. Goff died 20 October 1894 in Winchester, Kansas.
And 6 March 1879, "Burlington...A NOVEL MARRIAGE -- THE NUPTIAL CEREMONY EX PARTE. A novel and romantic marriage took place in our village a few days since; the bridegroom residing in Washington County, Kan., and the bride in Burlington, Wis.; an intervening space of 700 miles between them, and yet the marriage ceremonies were performed to the entire satisfaction of all interested. The parties to the contract were Albert H. Marsland, son of our respected townsman Thomas Marsland, and Mary (Nelson) Goff, adopted daughter of W. P. Goff, also of Burlington.
Daughter of Adams Lytle, Sr. and Maria Carswell.
2nd wife of William Peck Goff, married 6 Mar. 1860 in Racine, Wis.
W. P. Goff remarried 6 Mar. 1860 in Racine, Wis. to Jane Lytle, born 14 November 1824, in Salem, Mass. They had an adopted daughter Mary Karn Nellson. She married Albert H Marsland 19 February 1879 in Burlington, see the newspaper article quoted below. He moved to Winchester with Jane in 1880 where she died in 15 June 1886. He belonged to the Baptist Church in Yorkville and in Winchester.
W. P. Goff died 20 October 1894 in Winchester, Kansas.
And 6 March 1879, "Burlington...A NOVEL MARRIAGE -- THE NUPTIAL CEREMONY EX PARTE. A novel and romantic marriage took place in our village a few days since; the bridegroom residing in Washington County, Kan., and the bride in Burlington, Wis.; an intervening space of 700 miles between them, and yet the marriage ceremonies were performed to the entire satisfaction of all interested. The parties to the contract were Albert H. Marsland, son of our respected townsman Thomas Marsland, and Mary (Nelson) Goff, adopted daughter of W. P. Goff, also of Burlington.
2nd wife of William Peck Goff, married 6 Mar. 1860 in Racine, Wis.
W. P. Goff remarried 6 Mar. 1860 in Racine, Wis. to Jane Lytle, born 14 November 1824, in Salem, Mass. They had an adopted daughter Mary Karn Nellson. She married Albert H Marsland 19 February 1879 in Burlington, see the newspaper article quoted below. He moved to Winchester with Jane in 1880 where she died in 15 June 1886. He belonged to the Baptist Church in Yorkville and in Winchester.
W. P. Goff died 20 October 1894 in Winchester, Kansas.
And 6 March 1879, "Burlington...A NOVEL MARRIAGE -- THE NUPTIAL CEREMONY EX PARTE. A novel and romantic marriage took place in our village a few days since; the bridegroom residing in Washington County, Kan., and the bride in Burlington, Wis.; an intervening space of 700 miles between them, and yet the marriage ceremonies were performed to the entire satisfaction of all interested. The parties to the contract were Albert H. Marsland, son of our respected townsman Thomas Marsland, and Mary (Nelson) Goff, adopted daughter of W. P. Goff, also of Burlington.
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Jane Lytle Wife of Wm. P. Goff
born in Salem NY Nov 14 1824
Died June 15 1886
"For I know that my Redeemer liveth and that he shall stand at the latter day upon the earth;
Though after my death worms devour this body yet in my flesh shall see God"
Job 19 = 25 + 26
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