Frances (Fannie) Rock was born in Perry Township, Woodson County, Kansas, daughter of Joseph Rock and Catharine Boucher. She was baptized on Christmas Day 1869 in St. Joseph's Church in Humboldt, Kansas. She attended the schools of Humboldt until just after her father's death in 1880, when her family moved to Wyandotte, Kansas (present-day Kansas City, KS).
Fannie married David Peter Musser in 1889 in McKenzie, Tennessee and settled in Dayton, Ohio, where she had three children by him.
David and Fannie divorced in 1911, and she began working as a waitress for the Fred Harvey restaurant chain, which was also her older sister's employer. In about 1915 she remarried to James Dudley Lincoln, a railroad engineer. They retired to Albuquerque about 1937 and remained married until his death in 1941. Fannie Lincoln died in Albuquerque in 1944 at the age of 74, and was buried in Dayton, where she had raised her family.
Fannie married David Peter Musser in 1889 in McKenzie, Tennessee and settled in Dayton, Ohio, where she had three children by him.
David and Fannie divorced in 1911, and she began working as a waitress for the Fred Harvey restaurant chain, which was also her older sister's employer. In about 1915 she remarried to James Dudley Lincoln, a railroad engineer. They retired to Albuquerque about 1937 and remained married until his death in 1941. Fannie Lincoln died in Albuquerque in 1944 at the age of 74, and was buried in Dayton, where she had raised her family.
Frances (Fannie) Rock was born in Perry Township, Woodson County, Kansas, daughter of Joseph Rock and Catharine Boucher. She was baptized on Christmas Day 1869 in St. Joseph's Church in Humboldt, Kansas. She attended the schools of Humboldt until just after her father's death in 1880, when her family moved to Wyandotte, Kansas (present-day Kansas City, KS).
Fannie married David Peter Musser in 1889 in McKenzie, Tennessee and settled in Dayton, Ohio, where she had three children by him.
David and Fannie divorced in 1911, and she began working as a waitress for the Fred Harvey restaurant chain, which was also her older sister's employer. In about 1915 she remarried to James Dudley Lincoln, a railroad engineer. They retired to Albuquerque about 1937 and remained married until his death in 1941. Fannie Lincoln died in Albuquerque in 1944 at the age of 74, and was buried in Dayton, where she had raised her family.
Fannie married David Peter Musser in 1889 in McKenzie, Tennessee and settled in Dayton, Ohio, where she had three children by him.
David and Fannie divorced in 1911, and she began working as a waitress for the Fred Harvey restaurant chain, which was also her older sister's employer. In about 1915 she remarried to James Dudley Lincoln, a railroad engineer. They retired to Albuquerque about 1937 and remained married until his death in 1941. Fannie Lincoln died in Albuquerque in 1944 at the age of 74, and was buried in Dayton, where she had raised her family.
