Isaac David Christie, 27, born Ripley , son of John & Nancy S. Perkins, and Margaret Ann Glass, daughter of William & Emily (McCoe) Glass, were married April 21, 1871 at the Wm. Glass residence. (Source: Saline County, NE Marriage Records)
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Isaac D. Christie, 51, born Ripley County, Indiana, son of John & Nancy S. (Perkins) Christie, and Martha Burkes, 54, born Owen, Indiana, daughter of Henry L. & Cynthia (Blair) Alberty, were married December 27, 1894 at Fairbury, Nebraska. (Source: Jefferson County, NE Marriage Records)
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The Lincoln Star (Lincoln, NE), Tuesday, August 20, 1907; pg. 2
Josiah H. Luke, administrator of the estate of Isaac D. Christie, who died May 31, has filed in district court a petition to be allowed to sell enough of the real estate belonging to the estate to pay off the debts. He says the obligations outstanding which can be proved amount to about $1,000, and the only personal property left is less than $50 in value. When Mr. Christie died, says Mr. Luke, he owned the homestead in this city and a farm in Thayer county (sic). It is a part of this farm land which he wants to sell.
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Isaac D. Christie, 51, born Ripley County, Indiana, son of John & Nancy S. (Perkins) Christie, and Martha Burkes, 54, born Owen, Indiana, daughter of Henry L. & Cynthia (Blair) Alberty, were married December 27, 1894 at Fairbury, Nebraska. (Source: Jefferson County, NE Marriage Records)
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The Lincoln Star (Lincoln, NE), Tuesday, August 20, 1907; pg. 2
Josiah H. Luke, administrator of the estate of Isaac D. Christie, who died May 31, has filed in district court a petition to be allowed to sell enough of the real estate belonging to the estate to pay off the debts. He says the obligations outstanding which can be proved amount to about $1,000, and the only personal property left is less than $50 in value. When Mr. Christie died, says Mr. Luke, he owned the homestead in this city and a farm in Thayer county (sic). It is a part of this farm land which he wants to sell.
Isaac David Christie, 27, born Ripley , son of John & Nancy S. Perkins, and Margaret Ann Glass, daughter of William & Emily (McCoe) Glass, were married April 21, 1871 at the Wm. Glass residence. (Source: Saline County, NE Marriage Records)
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Isaac D. Christie, 51, born Ripley County, Indiana, son of John & Nancy S. (Perkins) Christie, and Martha Burkes, 54, born Owen, Indiana, daughter of Henry L. & Cynthia (Blair) Alberty, were married December 27, 1894 at Fairbury, Nebraska. (Source: Jefferson County, NE Marriage Records)
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The Lincoln Star (Lincoln, NE), Tuesday, August 20, 1907; pg. 2
Josiah H. Luke, administrator of the estate of Isaac D. Christie, who died May 31, has filed in district court a petition to be allowed to sell enough of the real estate belonging to the estate to pay off the debts. He says the obligations outstanding which can be proved amount to about $1,000, and the only personal property left is less than $50 in value. When Mr. Christie died, says Mr. Luke, he owned the homestead in this city and a farm in Thayer county (sic). It is a part of this farm land which he wants to sell.
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Isaac D. Christie, 51, born Ripley County, Indiana, son of John & Nancy S. (Perkins) Christie, and Martha Burkes, 54, born Owen, Indiana, daughter of Henry L. & Cynthia (Blair) Alberty, were married December 27, 1894 at Fairbury, Nebraska. (Source: Jefferson County, NE Marriage Records)
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The Lincoln Star (Lincoln, NE), Tuesday, August 20, 1907; pg. 2
Josiah H. Luke, administrator of the estate of Isaac D. Christie, who died May 31, has filed in district court a petition to be allowed to sell enough of the real estate belonging to the estate to pay off the debts. He says the obligations outstanding which can be proved amount to about $1,000, and the only personal property left is less than $50 in value. When Mr. Christie died, says Mr. Luke, he owned the homestead in this city and a farm in Thayer county (sic). It is a part of this farm land which he wants to sell.
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