Mary Amanda Ramsey was born the daughter of Alfred Ramsey and his first wife Clementine Long. They are buried in Upper Spring Grove Cemetery. Their 12 children were: Elvira Catherine (Ramsey) Peddigrew may be buried Lees, Kansas; John Wesley Ramsey buried this Cemetery; Sarah Elizabeth (Ramsey) Kneeland buried Upper Spring Grove Cemetery; Nancy Jane (Ramsey) McPike buried Walker, Iowa; Louisa Clementine (Ramsey) Holland buried Junction City, Kansas; William Henry Ramsey lived Elk County, Kansas; Alfred Alexander Ramsey lived Elk County, Kansas; Martha Miranda (Ramsey) Robertson/McPike may be buried Dows, Iowa; Logan Ramsey may be buried in Indiana;; Mary Amanda (Ramsey) Jennings buried this cemetery; George Jasper Ramsey may be buried in Creighton, Nebraska. Her half siblings were: Eramus Milton Ramsey lived at Broken Arrow, Oklahoma; Tilman Ramsey buried ?; Manford Ramsey buried ?; Etta M_____ Ramsey. Mary Amanda was married to Uriah Jennings on September 9, 1867. He is buried this cemetery. Uriah and Mary were parents of five children: Ira Clarence Jennings buried in Upper Spring Grove; Susan Clementine (Jennings) Wolf buried in Murray, Iowa; Lovisa Mary (Jennings) Arnett/Corn buried in this cemetery. Irena Belle (Jennings) Moody buried Upper Spring Grove Cemetery; Frank Alexander Jennings buried in Troy Mills, Iowa;

~0bit~Mary Amanda, daughter of Alfred and Clementine Long Ramsey, was born February 24, 1853, near Bedford, Indiana, and departed this life on February 25, 1928, at her home in Troy Mills, at the age of 75 years and l day. She came with her parents to Iowa at the age of two years and had lived in and around Troy Mills most of her life. She was married to Uriah Jennings September 9, 1867. Her husband preceded her in death July 31, 1914. To this union were born five children: two sons and three daughters. One son, Ira Clarence, died in childhood and and one daughter, Irena Belle Moody, died in young womanhood. They are buried Upper Spring Grove. She leaves to mourn death, two daughters, Mrs. Susan Clementine Wolf of Murray, Iowa, and Lovisa Mary Arnett of Troy Mills; one son Frank of Troy Mills, one sister, three half brothers, one half sister, four grandchildren and many friends who are saddened by her passing. Mrs. Jennings united with the Christian Church early in life and in her younger days was an active worker. In later years failing health prevented her from taking active part in church service. She had been confined to her bed since last June, during which time she has been cared for by her children.