She worked for a time at the old L.V. Marks button factory in Vanceburg, and also babysat for old Dr. Esham's family. In her later years she lived in a two-room home at the curve at the bottom of Town Branch Hill where it intersects with Fairlane Drive. She loved to go fishing, chew tobacco and watch the roller derby and wrestling. Her grandchildren enjoyed her use of "old-timey terms;" she always called the couch "the davenport" and her slip (undergarment) was her "petticoat."
She suffered cardiac arrest in her little home and died in the early morning hours of Apr 25, 1975 at a hospital in Portsmouth, OH.
She worked for a time at the old L.V. Marks button factory in Vanceburg, and also babysat for old Dr. Esham's family. In her later years she lived in a two-room home at the curve at the bottom of Town Branch Hill where it intersects with Fairlane Drive. She loved to go fishing, chew tobacco and watch the roller derby and wrestling. Her grandchildren enjoyed her use of "old-timey terms;" she always called the couch "the davenport" and her slip (undergarment) was her "petticoat."
She suffered cardiac arrest in her little home and died in the early morning hours of Apr 25, 1975 at a hospital in Portsmouth, OH.
Family Members
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Anderson Kimbler
1866–1950
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Nancy Jane Kimbler Kimbler
1872–1913
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John Wesley Kimbler
1879–1944
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General Logan Kimbler
1888–1913
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Harrison Kimbler
1892–1911
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Laura Bell Kimbler Colegrove
1893–1970
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Martha Jane Kimbler Evans
1895–1989
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Mary Louise Kimbler McLaughlin
1901–1955
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Nellie Kimbler
1903–1986
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Andrew Jackson Kimbler
1905–1958
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Matilda Kimbler Mays
1907–1962
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George Washington Kimbler
1911–1995
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