Hannah Dippery was born in Berks county Pennsylvania on October 2, 1840, to Edward and Anne Marie (Krick) Dippery. Her family moved to Ohio where she married Cyrus Vangunda in 1865. She had two children by previous marriages prior to that. She and Cyrus raised their family in Marion county, Iowa, before homesteading near St. Francis, Kansas and again in southeast of Ramah, Colorado in 1906. She died 2 April 1907.
Although there is no stone for her, her daughter, Susan Brady Milner, wrote in the 1950s that Hannah was buried in the Ramah Cemetery. In the 1990s, Hannah's grandson, Lawrence Thompson, wrote in a letter that Hannah was buried in the same lot as Isac Scott, a relative through marriage. Isac's wife Annette Thompson, is also on his stone.
The Vangundas left Ramah in 1917 for Lay, Colorado. Cyrus died there in 1918 and is buried in Craig, Colorado.
Although there is no stone for her, her daughter, Susan Brady Milner, wrote in the 1950s that Hannah was buried in the Ramah Cemetery. In the 1990s, Hannah's grandson, Lawrence Thompson, wrote in a letter that Hannah was buried in the same lot as Isac Scott, a relative through marriage. Isac's wife Annette Thompson, is also on his stone.
The Vangundas left Ramah in 1917 for Lay, Colorado. Cyrus died there in 1918 and is buried in Craig, Colorado.
Hannah Dippery was born in Berks county Pennsylvania on October 2, 1840, to Edward and Anne Marie (Krick) Dippery. Her family moved to Ohio where she married Cyrus Vangunda in 1865. She had two children by previous marriages prior to that. She and Cyrus raised their family in Marion county, Iowa, before homesteading near St. Francis, Kansas and again in southeast of Ramah, Colorado in 1906. She died 2 April 1907.
Although there is no stone for her, her daughter, Susan Brady Milner, wrote in the 1950s that Hannah was buried in the Ramah Cemetery. In the 1990s, Hannah's grandson, Lawrence Thompson, wrote in a letter that Hannah was buried in the same lot as Isac Scott, a relative through marriage. Isac's wife Annette Thompson, is also on his stone.
The Vangundas left Ramah in 1917 for Lay, Colorado. Cyrus died there in 1918 and is buried in Craig, Colorado.
Although there is no stone for her, her daughter, Susan Brady Milner, wrote in the 1950s that Hannah was buried in the Ramah Cemetery. In the 1990s, Hannah's grandson, Lawrence Thompson, wrote in a letter that Hannah was buried in the same lot as Isac Scott, a relative through marriage. Isac's wife Annette Thompson, is also on his stone.
The Vangundas left Ramah in 1917 for Lay, Colorado. Cyrus died there in 1918 and is buried in Craig, Colorado.
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