Name: James N Tolley
Gender: Male
Birth Date: 27 Dec 1852
First Marriage Date: 25 Dec 1875
Spouse: Lovilia W Pearce
Child: Clarence L Tolley
Frank E Tolley
James K Tolley
Netta R Tolley
Name: J. N. Tolley
Gender: Male
Marriage Date: 7 Apr 1884
Marriage Place: Keokuk, Lee, Iowa
Father: J. N. Tolley
Mother: America Kelly
Spouse: Elizabeth Hiler
FHL Film Number: 960033
Name: James Tolley
Age: 32
Birth Year: abt 1853
Birth Place: Illinois
Residence Date: 1885
Residence Place: Salem, Henry, Iowa, USA
Gender: Male
Marital status: Married
Neighbors: View others on page
Household Members:
Name Age
James Tolley 32
Elizabeth Tolley 22
Leroy Tolley 8
Frank E Tolley 6
James R Tolley 3
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Suggested edit: "Dr. G.W. Goss of Sedan Kansas was called to the agency Wednesday night of this week, to consult with home physicians concerning the case of J. N. Tolley. After a careful diagnosis of the case the Drs. decided it was a case of Oedema of the Pharynx and a tracheotomy was necessary. Dr. Goss assisted by Drs. Walker and Dunn performed the operations, and as we go to press Mr. Tolly is resting easy, with chances for recovery in his favor." (The Osage Journal, Pawhuska, OK, Thursday Mar. 27, 1902, Pg. 8)
"We take pleasure in informing readers that Mr. J.N. Tolley has to all appearances taken a turn for the better and bids fair to soon be on the road to recovery." (The Osage Journal, Pawhuska, OK, Thursday Apr. 3, 1902, Pg. 8)
"We were all very sorry to hear that Mr. Tolley, the man that had a fish bone in his throat, was dead. The funeral was held at the M. E. church last Sunday afternoon." (The Osage Journal, Pawhuska, OK, Thursday Apr. 10, 1902, Pg. 8)
"DIED. At Pawhuska Saturday evening, April 5, 1902, Mr. J. N. Tolley. James Napoleon Tolley was born in Mason county Illinois, December 27, 1841. At an early age he moved with his parents to Osage Mission Kansas where he received his early education. From there he moved to Iowa where he lived for several years until he moved to Missouri. Mr. Tolley moved from Missouri to the Osage Reservation some four years ago, and during the time he had resided on the reservation had made many friends. Mr. Tolley was a man to be admired by all who knew him; kind to his family, loyal to his friends and prompt, accurate and just in all business transactions marked him as one worthy of the respect and confidence of all. It was the remark of many that if the Osage Reservation contained more citizens possessing the manly qualities of J. N. Tolley the country at large would be benefitted. The death of Mr. Tolley was a severe blow to his friends and associates as well as to members of his family. The JOURNAL together with the residents of the Osage Reservation is frank to say, that Mr. Tolley possessed the qualities necessary to make a man worthy of the respect and confide to which only the pure in heart are entitled." (The Osage Journal, Pawhuska, OK, Thursday Apr. 3, 1902, Pg. 4)
Contributor: J. Binder (47255529)
Gender: Male
Birth Date: 27 Dec 1852
First Marriage Date: 25 Dec 1875
Spouse: Lovilia W Pearce
Child: Clarence L Tolley
Frank E Tolley
James K Tolley
Netta R Tolley
Name: J. N. Tolley
Gender: Male
Marriage Date: 7 Apr 1884
Marriage Place: Keokuk, Lee, Iowa
Father: J. N. Tolley
Mother: America Kelly
Spouse: Elizabeth Hiler
FHL Film Number: 960033
Name: James Tolley
Age: 32
Birth Year: abt 1853
Birth Place: Illinois
Residence Date: 1885
Residence Place: Salem, Henry, Iowa, USA
Gender: Male
Marital status: Married
Neighbors: View others on page
Household Members:
Name Age
James Tolley 32
Elizabeth Tolley 22
Leroy Tolley 8
Frank E Tolley 6
James R Tolley 3
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Suggested edit: "Dr. G.W. Goss of Sedan Kansas was called to the agency Wednesday night of this week, to consult with home physicians concerning the case of J. N. Tolley. After a careful diagnosis of the case the Drs. decided it was a case of Oedema of the Pharynx and a tracheotomy was necessary. Dr. Goss assisted by Drs. Walker and Dunn performed the operations, and as we go to press Mr. Tolly is resting easy, with chances for recovery in his favor." (The Osage Journal, Pawhuska, OK, Thursday Mar. 27, 1902, Pg. 8)
"We take pleasure in informing readers that Mr. J.N. Tolley has to all appearances taken a turn for the better and bids fair to soon be on the road to recovery." (The Osage Journal, Pawhuska, OK, Thursday Apr. 3, 1902, Pg. 8)
"We were all very sorry to hear that Mr. Tolley, the man that had a fish bone in his throat, was dead. The funeral was held at the M. E. church last Sunday afternoon." (The Osage Journal, Pawhuska, OK, Thursday Apr. 10, 1902, Pg. 8)
"DIED. At Pawhuska Saturday evening, April 5, 1902, Mr. J. N. Tolley. James Napoleon Tolley was born in Mason county Illinois, December 27, 1841. At an early age he moved with his parents to Osage Mission Kansas where he received his early education. From there he moved to Iowa where he lived for several years until he moved to Missouri. Mr. Tolley moved from Missouri to the Osage Reservation some four years ago, and during the time he had resided on the reservation had made many friends. Mr. Tolley was a man to be admired by all who knew him; kind to his family, loyal to his friends and prompt, accurate and just in all business transactions marked him as one worthy of the respect and confidence of all. It was the remark of many that if the Osage Reservation contained more citizens possessing the manly qualities of J. N. Tolley the country at large would be benefitted. The death of Mr. Tolley was a severe blow to his friends and associates as well as to members of his family. The JOURNAL together with the residents of the Osage Reservation is frank to say, that Mr. Tolley possessed the qualities necessary to make a man worthy of the respect and confide to which only the pure in heart are entitled." (The Osage Journal, Pawhuska, OK, Thursday Apr. 3, 1902, Pg. 4)
Contributor: J. Binder (47255529)
Name: James N Tolley
Gender: Male
Birth Date: 27 Dec 1852
First Marriage Date: 25 Dec 1875
Spouse: Lovilia W Pearce
Child: Clarence L Tolley
Frank E Tolley
James K Tolley
Netta R Tolley
Name: J. N. Tolley
Gender: Male
Marriage Date: 7 Apr 1884
Marriage Place: Keokuk, Lee, Iowa
Father: J. N. Tolley
Mother: America Kelly
Spouse: Elizabeth Hiler
FHL Film Number: 960033
Name: James Tolley
Age: 32
Birth Year: abt 1853
Birth Place: Illinois
Residence Date: 1885
Residence Place: Salem, Henry, Iowa, USA
Gender: Male
Marital status: Married
Neighbors: View others on page
Household Members:
Name Age
James Tolley 32
Elizabeth Tolley 22
Leroy Tolley 8
Frank E Tolley 6
James R Tolley 3
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Suggested edit: "Dr. G.W. Goss of Sedan Kansas was called to the agency Wednesday night of this week, to consult with home physicians concerning the case of J. N. Tolley. After a careful diagnosis of the case the Drs. decided it was a case of Oedema of the Pharynx and a tracheotomy was necessary. Dr. Goss assisted by Drs. Walker and Dunn performed the operations, and as we go to press Mr. Tolly is resting easy, with chances for recovery in his favor." (The Osage Journal, Pawhuska, OK, Thursday Mar. 27, 1902, Pg. 8)
"We take pleasure in informing readers that Mr. J.N. Tolley has to all appearances taken a turn for the better and bids fair to soon be on the road to recovery." (The Osage Journal, Pawhuska, OK, Thursday Apr. 3, 1902, Pg. 8)
"We were all very sorry to hear that Mr. Tolley, the man that had a fish bone in his throat, was dead. The funeral was held at the M. E. church last Sunday afternoon." (The Osage Journal, Pawhuska, OK, Thursday Apr. 10, 1902, Pg. 8)
"DIED. At Pawhuska Saturday evening, April 5, 1902, Mr. J. N. Tolley. James Napoleon Tolley was born in Mason county Illinois, December 27, 1841. At an early age he moved with his parents to Osage Mission Kansas where he received his early education. From there he moved to Iowa where he lived for several years until he moved to Missouri. Mr. Tolley moved from Missouri to the Osage Reservation some four years ago, and during the time he had resided on the reservation had made many friends. Mr. Tolley was a man to be admired by all who knew him; kind to his family, loyal to his friends and prompt, accurate and just in all business transactions marked him as one worthy of the respect and confidence of all. It was the remark of many that if the Osage Reservation contained more citizens possessing the manly qualities of J. N. Tolley the country at large would be benefitted. The death of Mr. Tolley was a severe blow to his friends and associates as well as to members of his family. The JOURNAL together with the residents of the Osage Reservation is frank to say, that Mr. Tolley possessed the qualities necessary to make a man worthy of the respect and confide to which only the pure in heart are entitled." (The Osage Journal, Pawhuska, OK, Thursday Apr. 3, 1902, Pg. 4)
Contributor: J. Binder (47255529)
Gender: Male
Birth Date: 27 Dec 1852
First Marriage Date: 25 Dec 1875
Spouse: Lovilia W Pearce
Child: Clarence L Tolley
Frank E Tolley
James K Tolley
Netta R Tolley
Name: J. N. Tolley
Gender: Male
Marriage Date: 7 Apr 1884
Marriage Place: Keokuk, Lee, Iowa
Father: J. N. Tolley
Mother: America Kelly
Spouse: Elizabeth Hiler
FHL Film Number: 960033
Name: James Tolley
Age: 32
Birth Year: abt 1853
Birth Place: Illinois
Residence Date: 1885
Residence Place: Salem, Henry, Iowa, USA
Gender: Male
Marital status: Married
Neighbors: View others on page
Household Members:
Name Age
James Tolley 32
Elizabeth Tolley 22
Leroy Tolley 8
Frank E Tolley 6
James R Tolley 3
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Suggested edit: "Dr. G.W. Goss of Sedan Kansas was called to the agency Wednesday night of this week, to consult with home physicians concerning the case of J. N. Tolley. After a careful diagnosis of the case the Drs. decided it was a case of Oedema of the Pharynx and a tracheotomy was necessary. Dr. Goss assisted by Drs. Walker and Dunn performed the operations, and as we go to press Mr. Tolly is resting easy, with chances for recovery in his favor." (The Osage Journal, Pawhuska, OK, Thursday Mar. 27, 1902, Pg. 8)
"We take pleasure in informing readers that Mr. J.N. Tolley has to all appearances taken a turn for the better and bids fair to soon be on the road to recovery." (The Osage Journal, Pawhuska, OK, Thursday Apr. 3, 1902, Pg. 8)
"We were all very sorry to hear that Mr. Tolley, the man that had a fish bone in his throat, was dead. The funeral was held at the M. E. church last Sunday afternoon." (The Osage Journal, Pawhuska, OK, Thursday Apr. 10, 1902, Pg. 8)
"DIED. At Pawhuska Saturday evening, April 5, 1902, Mr. J. N. Tolley. James Napoleon Tolley was born in Mason county Illinois, December 27, 1841. At an early age he moved with his parents to Osage Mission Kansas where he received his early education. From there he moved to Iowa where he lived for several years until he moved to Missouri. Mr. Tolley moved from Missouri to the Osage Reservation some four years ago, and during the time he had resided on the reservation had made many friends. Mr. Tolley was a man to be admired by all who knew him; kind to his family, loyal to his friends and prompt, accurate and just in all business transactions marked him as one worthy of the respect and confidence of all. It was the remark of many that if the Osage Reservation contained more citizens possessing the manly qualities of J. N. Tolley the country at large would be benefitted. The death of Mr. Tolley was a severe blow to his friends and associates as well as to members of his family. The JOURNAL together with the residents of the Osage Reservation is frank to say, that Mr. Tolley possessed the qualities necessary to make a man worthy of the respect and confide to which only the pure in heart are entitled." (The Osage Journal, Pawhuska, OK, Thursday Apr. 3, 1902, Pg. 4)
Contributor: J. Binder (47255529)
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