Mary Jane appears on the 1850, 1860 and 1870 Censuses with her father, John and stepmother, Elizabeth.
She appears here with her half brother:
1880/ Missouri/ Henry
h/ John Renfro, 22y b.MO, occ: Farmer
w/ Maggie, 23y b.MO
mother/ Elizabeth, 66y b.VA, Wd
s/b half sister/ Jane, 51y b.KY
(same household as Robert and Eliza Renfro)
She appears here with her brother-in-law:
1900/ Missouri/ Henry
h/ Wesley Holland, 56y b.Feb 1844 MO, M/32, occ: Farmer
w/ Georgia A Holland, 62y b.Dec 1837 KY, mother of 6/6 living
d/ Matilda E Holland, 19y b.May 1881 MO
sil/ Mary J Renfro, 71y b.Nov 1828 KY
Obituary
Clinton Missouri, March 12, 1904 - Miss Mary J Renfro, whose death occurred at the home of Wesley Holland in Osage township on March 9, was born in Barren County, Kentucky, in 1828, her father being that old pioneer John Renfro. She accompanied him to Henry County in 1840 and, after the death of her father in the early 70s, went to live with her sister, Mrs Wesley Holland.
She joined the Tebo church fifty-five years ago and at the time of her death was the oldest member of the congregation.
She leaves a brother, Alex Renfro of Coal, and a sister Mrs Holland, and two half-brothers, R I Renfro of Clinton, and John W Renfro of Ft Lyon and a half-sister Mrs E P Ware of Portland, Oregon.
She had been in failing health for ten or twelve years but in spite of her suffering never lost that unfailing good humor which was the keynote of her character. Funeral in Tebo Church on March 10 and her body was tenderly laid by the side of her father.
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She appears here with her half brother:
1880/ Missouri/ Henry
h/ John Renfro, 22y b.MO, occ: Farmer
w/ Maggie, 23y b.MO
mother/ Elizabeth, 66y b.VA, Wd
s/b half sister/ Jane, 51y b.KY
(same household as Robert and Eliza Renfro)
She appears here with her brother-in-law:
1900/ Missouri/ Henry
h/ Wesley Holland, 56y b.Feb 1844 MO, M/32, occ: Farmer
w/ Georgia A Holland, 62y b.Dec 1837 KY, mother of 6/6 living
d/ Matilda E Holland, 19y b.May 1881 MO
sil/ Mary J Renfro, 71y b.Nov 1828 KY
Obituary
Clinton Missouri, March 12, 1904 - Miss Mary J Renfro, whose death occurred at the home of Wesley Holland in Osage township on March 9, was born in Barren County, Kentucky, in 1828, her father being that old pioneer John Renfro. She accompanied him to Henry County in 1840 and, after the death of her father in the early 70s, went to live with her sister, Mrs Wesley Holland.
She joined the Tebo church fifty-five years ago and at the time of her death was the oldest member of the congregation.
She leaves a brother, Alex Renfro of Coal, and a sister Mrs Holland, and two half-brothers, R I Renfro of Clinton, and John W Renfro of Ft Lyon and a half-sister Mrs E P Ware of Portland, Oregon.
She had been in failing health for ten or twelve years but in spite of her suffering never lost that unfailing good humor which was the keynote of her character. Funeral in Tebo Church on March 10 and her body was tenderly laid by the side of her father.
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Mary Jane appears on the 1850, 1860 and 1870 Censuses with her father, John and stepmother, Elizabeth.
She appears here with her half brother:
1880/ Missouri/ Henry
h/ John Renfro, 22y b.MO, occ: Farmer
w/ Maggie, 23y b.MO
mother/ Elizabeth, 66y b.VA, Wd
s/b half sister/ Jane, 51y b.KY
(same household as Robert and Eliza Renfro)
She appears here with her brother-in-law:
1900/ Missouri/ Henry
h/ Wesley Holland, 56y b.Feb 1844 MO, M/32, occ: Farmer
w/ Georgia A Holland, 62y b.Dec 1837 KY, mother of 6/6 living
d/ Matilda E Holland, 19y b.May 1881 MO
sil/ Mary J Renfro, 71y b.Nov 1828 KY
Obituary
Clinton Missouri, March 12, 1904 - Miss Mary J Renfro, whose death occurred at the home of Wesley Holland in Osage township on March 9, was born in Barren County, Kentucky, in 1828, her father being that old pioneer John Renfro. She accompanied him to Henry County in 1840 and, after the death of her father in the early 70s, went to live with her sister, Mrs Wesley Holland.
She joined the Tebo church fifty-five years ago and at the time of her death was the oldest member of the congregation.
She leaves a brother, Alex Renfro of Coal, and a sister Mrs Holland, and two half-brothers, R I Renfro of Clinton, and John W Renfro of Ft Lyon and a half-sister Mrs E P Ware of Portland, Oregon.
She had been in failing health for ten or twelve years but in spite of her suffering never lost that unfailing good humor which was the keynote of her character. Funeral in Tebo Church on March 10 and her body was tenderly laid by the side of her father.
USGenWeb
She appears here with her half brother:
1880/ Missouri/ Henry
h/ John Renfro, 22y b.MO, occ: Farmer
w/ Maggie, 23y b.MO
mother/ Elizabeth, 66y b.VA, Wd
s/b half sister/ Jane, 51y b.KY
(same household as Robert and Eliza Renfro)
She appears here with her brother-in-law:
1900/ Missouri/ Henry
h/ Wesley Holland, 56y b.Feb 1844 MO, M/32, occ: Farmer
w/ Georgia A Holland, 62y b.Dec 1837 KY, mother of 6/6 living
d/ Matilda E Holland, 19y b.May 1881 MO
sil/ Mary J Renfro, 71y b.Nov 1828 KY
Obituary
Clinton Missouri, March 12, 1904 - Miss Mary J Renfro, whose death occurred at the home of Wesley Holland in Osage township on March 9, was born in Barren County, Kentucky, in 1828, her father being that old pioneer John Renfro. She accompanied him to Henry County in 1840 and, after the death of her father in the early 70s, went to live with her sister, Mrs Wesley Holland.
She joined the Tebo church fifty-five years ago and at the time of her death was the oldest member of the congregation.
She leaves a brother, Alex Renfro of Coal, and a sister Mrs Holland, and two half-brothers, R I Renfro of Clinton, and John W Renfro of Ft Lyon and a half-sister Mrs E P Ware of Portland, Oregon.
She had been in failing health for ten or twelve years but in spite of her suffering never lost that unfailing good humor which was the keynote of her character. Funeral in Tebo Church on March 10 and her body was tenderly laid by the side of her father.
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