The Quincy Daily Journal, Thursday, April 2 1891 page 7
The Quincy Whig, Thursday, April 09, 1891 page 6.
~Born to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Haley, of Columbus, a daughter; weight 10 pounds.
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The Quincy Daily Herald, Wednesday, December 23, 1914, Page 5
Other Licenses were issued to Edwin H. Thomas, aged 24, of Columbus, and Nina May Haley, aged 23, of Columbus.
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The Quincy Daily Herald, Saturday, December 26, 1914, Page 12
WEDDING IN COLUMBUS.
wedding bells are ringing at Columbus, adding their music to that of the Christmas chimes. On the evening of December 23, at the Methodist parsonage, there was solemnized the marriage of Edwin H Thomas and Miss Nina May Haley, the services being read by their pastor, J.R.Grummon. Plans had been made to have a home wedding with the friends and relatives of the young people present. However, following to a few cases of scarlet fever which would keep away some of the guests, and to the recent illness of the bride's mother, it seems best not to carry out the original plan. Hence the quiet wedding. Indeed the secret had been kept so carefully even from the most intimate friends, that all were surprised the friends had been neatly outwitted and no crowd of merry makers was ready with rice and old shoes. The bride is a daughter of J. W. Haley, who has a fine farm home just west of Columbus. The Haley family is one of the old and respected families of the community. The groom is the son of J.B. Thomas, an energetic farmer and stockman, one of the enterprising me about Columbus. And both the young people are worthy representatives of their respective families. A mile and a half south of Columbus an attractive little bungalow has been built and furnished by the groom. Here he will take his bride at once and they will begin what promises to be a most happy and useful life.
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The Quincy Herald Whig
94y, 9m, 2d
Mrs. Nina Thomas, died Sunday, (Dec. 29 1985) in her home.
Mrs Thomas was born March 27, 1891 in Columbus, a daughter of Joseph and Anne Myers Haley. Nina married Edwin H Thomas on December 23, 1914 in Columbus Illinois. They lived in Columbus for many years and were very active at the Columbus United Methodist Church. She later became a member of the Vermont Street United Methodist Church. She was active in the United Methodist Women's Fellowship, Fidelis Sunday School Class and the Gideon Auxiliary. She was an active quilter in the sewing circle each week at church.
Edwin and Nina has 1 son, and 1 daughter, 2 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her husband, three sisters and a brother.
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Child:
~~ Ruth Maxine Thomas McCormick B: Oct 22 1915 D: Oct 13 2006
.
The Quincy Whig, Thursday, April 09, 1891 page 6.
~Born to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Haley, of Columbus, a daughter; weight 10 pounds.
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The Quincy Daily Herald, Wednesday, December 23, 1914, Page 5
Other Licenses were issued to Edwin H. Thomas, aged 24, of Columbus, and Nina May Haley, aged 23, of Columbus.
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The Quincy Daily Herald, Saturday, December 26, 1914, Page 12
WEDDING IN COLUMBUS.
wedding bells are ringing at Columbus, adding their music to that of the Christmas chimes. On the evening of December 23, at the Methodist parsonage, there was solemnized the marriage of Edwin H Thomas and Miss Nina May Haley, the services being read by their pastor, J.R.Grummon. Plans had been made to have a home wedding with the friends and relatives of the young people present. However, following to a few cases of scarlet fever which would keep away some of the guests, and to the recent illness of the bride's mother, it seems best not to carry out the original plan. Hence the quiet wedding. Indeed the secret had been kept so carefully even from the most intimate friends, that all were surprised the friends had been neatly outwitted and no crowd of merry makers was ready with rice and old shoes. The bride is a daughter of J. W. Haley, who has a fine farm home just west of Columbus. The Haley family is one of the old and respected families of the community. The groom is the son of J.B. Thomas, an energetic farmer and stockman, one of the enterprising me about Columbus. And both the young people are worthy representatives of their respective families. A mile and a half south of Columbus an attractive little bungalow has been built and furnished by the groom. Here he will take his bride at once and they will begin what promises to be a most happy and useful life.
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The Quincy Herald Whig
94y, 9m, 2d
Mrs. Nina Thomas, died Sunday, (Dec. 29 1985) in her home.
Mrs Thomas was born March 27, 1891 in Columbus, a daughter of Joseph and Anne Myers Haley. Nina married Edwin H Thomas on December 23, 1914 in Columbus Illinois. They lived in Columbus for many years and were very active at the Columbus United Methodist Church. She later became a member of the Vermont Street United Methodist Church. She was active in the United Methodist Women's Fellowship, Fidelis Sunday School Class and the Gideon Auxiliary. She was an active quilter in the sewing circle each week at church.
Edwin and Nina has 1 son, and 1 daughter, 2 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her husband, three sisters and a brother.
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Child:
~~ Ruth Maxine Thomas McCormick B: Oct 22 1915 D: Oct 13 2006
.
The Quincy Daily Journal, Thursday, April 2 1891 page 7
The Quincy Whig, Thursday, April 09, 1891 page 6.
~Born to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Haley, of Columbus, a daughter; weight 10 pounds.
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The Quincy Daily Herald, Wednesday, December 23, 1914, Page 5
Other Licenses were issued to Edwin H. Thomas, aged 24, of Columbus, and Nina May Haley, aged 23, of Columbus.
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The Quincy Daily Herald, Saturday, December 26, 1914, Page 12
WEDDING IN COLUMBUS.
wedding bells are ringing at Columbus, adding their music to that of the Christmas chimes. On the evening of December 23, at the Methodist parsonage, there was solemnized the marriage of Edwin H Thomas and Miss Nina May Haley, the services being read by their pastor, J.R.Grummon. Plans had been made to have a home wedding with the friends and relatives of the young people present. However, following to a few cases of scarlet fever which would keep away some of the guests, and to the recent illness of the bride's mother, it seems best not to carry out the original plan. Hence the quiet wedding. Indeed the secret had been kept so carefully even from the most intimate friends, that all were surprised the friends had been neatly outwitted and no crowd of merry makers was ready with rice and old shoes. The bride is a daughter of J. W. Haley, who has a fine farm home just west of Columbus. The Haley family is one of the old and respected families of the community. The groom is the son of J.B. Thomas, an energetic farmer and stockman, one of the enterprising me about Columbus. And both the young people are worthy representatives of their respective families. A mile and a half south of Columbus an attractive little bungalow has been built and furnished by the groom. Here he will take his bride at once and they will begin what promises to be a most happy and useful life.
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The Quincy Herald Whig
94y, 9m, 2d
Mrs. Nina Thomas, died Sunday, (Dec. 29 1985) in her home.
Mrs Thomas was born March 27, 1891 in Columbus, a daughter of Joseph and Anne Myers Haley. Nina married Edwin H Thomas on December 23, 1914 in Columbus Illinois. They lived in Columbus for many years and were very active at the Columbus United Methodist Church. She later became a member of the Vermont Street United Methodist Church. She was active in the United Methodist Women's Fellowship, Fidelis Sunday School Class and the Gideon Auxiliary. She was an active quilter in the sewing circle each week at church.
Edwin and Nina has 1 son, and 1 daughter, 2 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her husband, three sisters and a brother.
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Child:
~~ Ruth Maxine Thomas McCormick B: Oct 22 1915 D: Oct 13 2006
.
The Quincy Whig, Thursday, April 09, 1891 page 6.
~Born to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Haley, of Columbus, a daughter; weight 10 pounds.
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The Quincy Daily Herald, Wednesday, December 23, 1914, Page 5
Other Licenses were issued to Edwin H. Thomas, aged 24, of Columbus, and Nina May Haley, aged 23, of Columbus.
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The Quincy Daily Herald, Saturday, December 26, 1914, Page 12
WEDDING IN COLUMBUS.
wedding bells are ringing at Columbus, adding their music to that of the Christmas chimes. On the evening of December 23, at the Methodist parsonage, there was solemnized the marriage of Edwin H Thomas and Miss Nina May Haley, the services being read by their pastor, J.R.Grummon. Plans had been made to have a home wedding with the friends and relatives of the young people present. However, following to a few cases of scarlet fever which would keep away some of the guests, and to the recent illness of the bride's mother, it seems best not to carry out the original plan. Hence the quiet wedding. Indeed the secret had been kept so carefully even from the most intimate friends, that all were surprised the friends had been neatly outwitted and no crowd of merry makers was ready with rice and old shoes. The bride is a daughter of J. W. Haley, who has a fine farm home just west of Columbus. The Haley family is one of the old and respected families of the community. The groom is the son of J.B. Thomas, an energetic farmer and stockman, one of the enterprising me about Columbus. And both the young people are worthy representatives of their respective families. A mile and a half south of Columbus an attractive little bungalow has been built and furnished by the groom. Here he will take his bride at once and they will begin what promises to be a most happy and useful life.
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The Quincy Herald Whig
94y, 9m, 2d
Mrs. Nina Thomas, died Sunday, (Dec. 29 1985) in her home.
Mrs Thomas was born March 27, 1891 in Columbus, a daughter of Joseph and Anne Myers Haley. Nina married Edwin H Thomas on December 23, 1914 in Columbus Illinois. They lived in Columbus for many years and were very active at the Columbus United Methodist Church. She later became a member of the Vermont Street United Methodist Church. She was active in the United Methodist Women's Fellowship, Fidelis Sunday School Class and the Gideon Auxiliary. She was an active quilter in the sewing circle each week at church.
Edwin and Nina has 1 son, and 1 daughter, 2 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her husband, three sisters and a brother.
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Child:
~~ Ruth Maxine Thomas McCormick B: Oct 22 1915 D: Oct 13 2006
.
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