1st w/o Clarance Morton FLORA.
Census: 1880, age 8 Grundy county, Illinios in aunt's household with mother & cousin.
Her paternal grandparents were: Aaron Kingsbury born 1793 and Cornelia Wood born 17, his father, her great,grandfather was a veteran of the Revolutionary War.
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(Transcribed 02/19/06)
(revised:03/21/06)
Copies courtesy Kim Baker
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The Oswego Independent
Friday, August 12, 1892 p 2
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DIED --- In Oswego, Kansas,
Saturday, August 6th, 1892, Mrs Alice Flora, aged 20 years.
Mrs [Kingsbury] Flora was a lady of pleasing address and possessed of more than ordinary qualities of mind and womanliness, She was kind and affectionate, just and considerate. She came to Oswego a couple of years ago to visit relatives, and while here met her husband who now mourns her loss.
Though but a couple of months in the city she made many friends, who regret exceedingly that life's journey ended for her when it had but apparently begun.
Rev Jewell, pastor of the Presbyterian church at Coffeyville, of which denomination she was a member, preached the funeral sermon in this city Sunday morning and paid a fitting tribute to her memory.
Clarence Flora has been unfortunate. As the loss of his store at Coffeyville a few months ago by fire was to be deplored, but his second loss is greater by far. A few years of Industry and frugality and the first is regained; the second is irrepairable,
He has the sympathy of all in is bereavenment --- sympathy which is heart-felt and sincere.
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The Labette County Times-Statesman
Oswego, Ks,
Thursday, August 11, 1892 p
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DEATHS.
In this city on Saturday August 6th 1892 Mrs Alice [Kingsbury] Flora, wife on C M Flora, aged 20 years. The funeral took pace on Sunday, August 7th from Presbyterian church. Rev S D Jewell, of Coffeyville, officiated. The remains were followed to their last resting place by a large crowd of mourning friends.
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Labette County Democrat
Oswego, Labette Co, Ks
Thursday, August 11, 1892 p 3
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Died, in this city August 5th, 1892, Mrs C M Flora, aged 20 years.
The funeral services were held in the Presbyterian church, Sunday at 10 o'clock conducted by Rev Jewell of Coffeyville, after which the remains were interred in the cemetery north west of the city [Oswego Cemetery].
Mr Flora has the sincere sympathy of all in his bereavement.
Additional Comments:
Mrs FLORA was daughter of Frank E KINGSBURY and Mary WALLICK living with aunt Elmira (Wallick) CARRIER (Mrs L E CARRIER) near Chicago in 1880 census and cousin Maude WALLICK who on 21 Aug 1892 in Carthage, Missouri(ah) married Clarence's younger brother William W FLORA.
Unknown is the relative she visited in Oswego area since 1890. She had another aunt Oryntha (Wallick) DIEBERT who lived in Topeka for 1870 Federal census,
File at: history
Prepared in part by Bill Boggess.
Census: 1880, age 8 Grundy county, Illinios in aunt's household with mother & cousin.
Her paternal grandparents were: Aaron Kingsbury born 1793 and Cornelia Wood born 17, his father, her great,grandfather was a veteran of the Revolutionary War.
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(Transcribed 02/19/06)
(revised:03/21/06)
Copies courtesy Kim Baker
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The Oswego Independent
Friday, August 12, 1892 p 2
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DIED --- In Oswego, Kansas,
Saturday, August 6th, 1892, Mrs Alice Flora, aged 20 years.
Mrs [Kingsbury] Flora was a lady of pleasing address and possessed of more than ordinary qualities of mind and womanliness, She was kind and affectionate, just and considerate. She came to Oswego a couple of years ago to visit relatives, and while here met her husband who now mourns her loss.
Though but a couple of months in the city she made many friends, who regret exceedingly that life's journey ended for her when it had but apparently begun.
Rev Jewell, pastor of the Presbyterian church at Coffeyville, of which denomination she was a member, preached the funeral sermon in this city Sunday morning and paid a fitting tribute to her memory.
Clarence Flora has been unfortunate. As the loss of his store at Coffeyville a few months ago by fire was to be deplored, but his second loss is greater by far. A few years of Industry and frugality and the first is regained; the second is irrepairable,
He has the sympathy of all in is bereavenment --- sympathy which is heart-felt and sincere.
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The Labette County Times-Statesman
Oswego, Ks,
Thursday, August 11, 1892 p
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DEATHS.
In this city on Saturday August 6th 1892 Mrs Alice [Kingsbury] Flora, wife on C M Flora, aged 20 years. The funeral took pace on Sunday, August 7th from Presbyterian church. Rev S D Jewell, of Coffeyville, officiated. The remains were followed to their last resting place by a large crowd of mourning friends.
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Labette County Democrat
Oswego, Labette Co, Ks
Thursday, August 11, 1892 p 3
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Died, in this city August 5th, 1892, Mrs C M Flora, aged 20 years.
The funeral services were held in the Presbyterian church, Sunday at 10 o'clock conducted by Rev Jewell of Coffeyville, after which the remains were interred in the cemetery north west of the city [Oswego Cemetery].
Mr Flora has the sincere sympathy of all in his bereavement.
Additional Comments:
Mrs FLORA was daughter of Frank E KINGSBURY and Mary WALLICK living with aunt Elmira (Wallick) CARRIER (Mrs L E CARRIER) near Chicago in 1880 census and cousin Maude WALLICK who on 21 Aug 1892 in Carthage, Missouri(ah) married Clarence's younger brother William W FLORA.
Unknown is the relative she visited in Oswego area since 1890. She had another aunt Oryntha (Wallick) DIEBERT who lived in Topeka for 1870 Federal census,
File at: history
Prepared in part by Bill Boggess.
1st w/o Clarance Morton FLORA.
Census: 1880, age 8 Grundy county, Illinios in aunt's household with mother & cousin.
Her paternal grandparents were: Aaron Kingsbury born 1793 and Cornelia Wood born 17, his father, her great,grandfather was a veteran of the Revolutionary War.
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(Transcribed 02/19/06)
(revised:03/21/06)
Copies courtesy Kim Baker
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The Oswego Independent
Friday, August 12, 1892 p 2
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DIED --- In Oswego, Kansas,
Saturday, August 6th, 1892, Mrs Alice Flora, aged 20 years.
Mrs [Kingsbury] Flora was a lady of pleasing address and possessed of more than ordinary qualities of mind and womanliness, She was kind and affectionate, just and considerate. She came to Oswego a couple of years ago to visit relatives, and while here met her husband who now mourns her loss.
Though but a couple of months in the city she made many friends, who regret exceedingly that life's journey ended for her when it had but apparently begun.
Rev Jewell, pastor of the Presbyterian church at Coffeyville, of which denomination she was a member, preached the funeral sermon in this city Sunday morning and paid a fitting tribute to her memory.
Clarence Flora has been unfortunate. As the loss of his store at Coffeyville a few months ago by fire was to be deplored, but his second loss is greater by far. A few years of Industry and frugality and the first is regained; the second is irrepairable,
He has the sympathy of all in is bereavenment --- sympathy which is heart-felt and sincere.
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The Labette County Times-Statesman
Oswego, Ks,
Thursday, August 11, 1892 p
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DEATHS.
In this city on Saturday August 6th 1892 Mrs Alice [Kingsbury] Flora, wife on C M Flora, aged 20 years. The funeral took pace on Sunday, August 7th from Presbyterian church. Rev S D Jewell, of Coffeyville, officiated. The remains were followed to their last resting place by a large crowd of mourning friends.
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Labette County Democrat
Oswego, Labette Co, Ks
Thursday, August 11, 1892 p 3
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Died, in this city August 5th, 1892, Mrs C M Flora, aged 20 years.
The funeral services were held in the Presbyterian church, Sunday at 10 o'clock conducted by Rev Jewell of Coffeyville, after which the remains were interred in the cemetery north west of the city [Oswego Cemetery].
Mr Flora has the sincere sympathy of all in his bereavement.
Additional Comments:
Mrs FLORA was daughter of Frank E KINGSBURY and Mary WALLICK living with aunt Elmira (Wallick) CARRIER (Mrs L E CARRIER) near Chicago in 1880 census and cousin Maude WALLICK who on 21 Aug 1892 in Carthage, Missouri(ah) married Clarence's younger brother William W FLORA.
Unknown is the relative she visited in Oswego area since 1890. She had another aunt Oryntha (Wallick) DIEBERT who lived in Topeka for 1870 Federal census,
File at: history
Prepared in part by Bill Boggess.
Census: 1880, age 8 Grundy county, Illinios in aunt's household with mother & cousin.
Her paternal grandparents were: Aaron Kingsbury born 1793 and Cornelia Wood born 17, his father, her great,grandfather was a veteran of the Revolutionary War.
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(Transcribed 02/19/06)
(revised:03/21/06)
Copies courtesy Kim Baker
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The Oswego Independent
Friday, August 12, 1892 p 2
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DIED --- In Oswego, Kansas,
Saturday, August 6th, 1892, Mrs Alice Flora, aged 20 years.
Mrs [Kingsbury] Flora was a lady of pleasing address and possessed of more than ordinary qualities of mind and womanliness, She was kind and affectionate, just and considerate. She came to Oswego a couple of years ago to visit relatives, and while here met her husband who now mourns her loss.
Though but a couple of months in the city she made many friends, who regret exceedingly that life's journey ended for her when it had but apparently begun.
Rev Jewell, pastor of the Presbyterian church at Coffeyville, of which denomination she was a member, preached the funeral sermon in this city Sunday morning and paid a fitting tribute to her memory.
Clarence Flora has been unfortunate. As the loss of his store at Coffeyville a few months ago by fire was to be deplored, but his second loss is greater by far. A few years of Industry and frugality and the first is regained; the second is irrepairable,
He has the sympathy of all in is bereavenment --- sympathy which is heart-felt and sincere.
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The Labette County Times-Statesman
Oswego, Ks,
Thursday, August 11, 1892 p
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DEATHS.
In this city on Saturday August 6th 1892 Mrs Alice [Kingsbury] Flora, wife on C M Flora, aged 20 years. The funeral took pace on Sunday, August 7th from Presbyterian church. Rev S D Jewell, of Coffeyville, officiated. The remains were followed to their last resting place by a large crowd of mourning friends.
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Labette County Democrat
Oswego, Labette Co, Ks
Thursday, August 11, 1892 p 3
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Died, in this city August 5th, 1892, Mrs C M Flora, aged 20 years.
The funeral services were held in the Presbyterian church, Sunday at 10 o'clock conducted by Rev Jewell of Coffeyville, after which the remains were interred in the cemetery north west of the city [Oswego Cemetery].
Mr Flora has the sincere sympathy of all in his bereavement.
Additional Comments:
Mrs FLORA was daughter of Frank E KINGSBURY and Mary WALLICK living with aunt Elmira (Wallick) CARRIER (Mrs L E CARRIER) near Chicago in 1880 census and cousin Maude WALLICK who on 21 Aug 1892 in Carthage, Missouri(ah) married Clarence's younger brother William W FLORA.
Unknown is the relative she visited in Oswego area since 1890. She had another aunt Oryntha (Wallick) DIEBERT who lived in Topeka for 1870 Federal census,
File at: history
Prepared in part by Bill Boggess.
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