"Eunice's husband was Morrison C[olumbia] Athey who was the third white child born in the Oregon [Territory]."
Eunice died at her home at 336 Lombard Street, East. She had lived there for about 20 years with her husband, Morrison C. Athey.
Eunice was a strong supporter of women's suffrage and helped to win it's support in Idaho and was later given much credit by Susan B. Anthony.
Eunice also found herself an active member of the 'Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic" [GAR].
∼age 73
Mother of Lenora Coovert and Orley W Athey, Mornay Athey, Lynton Athey of NYC.
Eunice died at her home at 336 Lombard Street, East. She had lived there for about 20 years with her husband, Morrison C. Athey.
Eunice was a strong supporter of women's suffrage and helped to win it's support in Idaho and was later given much credit by Susan B. Anthony.
Eunice also found herself an active member of the 'Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic" [GAR].
∼age 73
Mother of Lenora Coovert and Orley W Athey, Mornay Athey, Lynton Athey of NYC.
"Eunice's husband was Morrison C[olumbia] Athey who was the third white child born in the Oregon [Territory]."
Eunice died at her home at 336 Lombard Street, East. She had lived there for about 20 years with her husband, Morrison C. Athey.
Eunice was a strong supporter of women's suffrage and helped to win it's support in Idaho and was later given much credit by Susan B. Anthony.
Eunice also found herself an active member of the 'Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic" [GAR].
∼age 73
Mother of Lenora Coovert and Orley W Athey, Mornay Athey, Lynton Athey of NYC.
Eunice died at her home at 336 Lombard Street, East. She had lived there for about 20 years with her husband, Morrison C. Athey.
Eunice was a strong supporter of women's suffrage and helped to win it's support in Idaho and was later given much credit by Susan B. Anthony.
Eunice also found herself an active member of the 'Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic" [GAR].
∼age 73
Mother of Lenora Coovert and Orley W Athey, Mornay Athey, Lynton Athey of NYC.
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