Linnie moved with her parents to a farm in Olmsted county, MN and then to a farm near Alexandria, SD by 1880. She married James L. Hicks around 1884. They later moved to the Rush Lake area of Otter Tail county, MN.
She passed away only after a few hours illness, her brother would also become ill after she died and pass away a few weeks later.
*Note that obituaries of all 4 Cross family members (William, Jennie, Mrs. Linnie Hicks and Lewis) confirm the fact that they were all buried in the same cemetery next to each other. No footstones could be found by volunteer Travis who found the Cross Family Stone. If a family researcher would like more information please feel free to contact me. Out of respect for the Otter Tail County Historical Society, I will not be posting the obituaries on the memorials (Jennie's was already found online on a free genealogical site so I did post hers)
She passed away only after a few hours illness, her brother would also become ill after she died and pass away a few weeks later.
*Note that obituaries of all 4 Cross family members (William, Jennie, Mrs. Linnie Hicks and Lewis) confirm the fact that they were all buried in the same cemetery next to each other. No footstones could be found by volunteer Travis who found the Cross Family Stone. If a family researcher would like more information please feel free to contact me. Out of respect for the Otter Tail County Historical Society, I will not be posting the obituaries on the memorials (Jennie's was already found online on a free genealogical site so I did post hers)
Linnie moved with her parents to a farm in Olmsted county, MN and then to a farm near Alexandria, SD by 1880. She married James L. Hicks around 1884. They later moved to the Rush Lake area of Otter Tail county, MN.
She passed away only after a few hours illness, her brother would also become ill after she died and pass away a few weeks later.
*Note that obituaries of all 4 Cross family members (William, Jennie, Mrs. Linnie Hicks and Lewis) confirm the fact that they were all buried in the same cemetery next to each other. No footstones could be found by volunteer Travis who found the Cross Family Stone. If a family researcher would like more information please feel free to contact me. Out of respect for the Otter Tail County Historical Society, I will not be posting the obituaries on the memorials (Jennie's was already found online on a free genealogical site so I did post hers)
She passed away only after a few hours illness, her brother would also become ill after she died and pass away a few weeks later.
*Note that obituaries of all 4 Cross family members (William, Jennie, Mrs. Linnie Hicks and Lewis) confirm the fact that they were all buried in the same cemetery next to each other. No footstones could be found by volunteer Travis who found the Cross Family Stone. If a family researcher would like more information please feel free to contact me. Out of respect for the Otter Tail County Historical Society, I will not be posting the obituaries on the memorials (Jennie's was already found online on a free genealogical site so I did post hers)
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