Fannie married James Nelson Rose of Stillwater two days after her 16th birthday.
Fannie died after fighting a fire at the age of 43 and she was pregnant.
She had beautiful, long, red hair, a trait of many other Swangos and Roses.
Bio info courtesy of Keith Colon.
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Per Bess Miller Rose - her grandmother Laura Effie (Wilson) Rose passed down the story orally of how Fannie died. There was a fire on July 10, 1877 at their home. A bucket brigade was formed to fight the fire from a nearby creek. When the fire was out Fannie was missing, she was found face down in
the creek and drowned. It is unknown why she lost consciousnesses but she was pregnant with her 16th child.
-- Thanks to user Jillian
Fannie died after fighting a fire at the age of 43 and she was pregnant.
She had beautiful, long, red hair, a trait of many other Swangos and Roses.
Bio info courtesy of Keith Colon.
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Per Bess Miller Rose - her grandmother Laura Effie (Wilson) Rose passed down the story orally of how Fannie died. There was a fire on July 10, 1877 at their home. A bucket brigade was formed to fight the fire from a nearby creek. When the fire was out Fannie was missing, she was found face down in
the creek and drowned. It is unknown why she lost consciousnesses but she was pregnant with her 16th child.
-- Thanks to user Jillian
Fannie married James Nelson Rose of Stillwater two days after her 16th birthday.
Fannie died after fighting a fire at the age of 43 and she was pregnant.
She had beautiful, long, red hair, a trait of many other Swangos and Roses.
Bio info courtesy of Keith Colon.
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Per Bess Miller Rose - her grandmother Laura Effie (Wilson) Rose passed down the story orally of how Fannie died. There was a fire on July 10, 1877 at their home. A bucket brigade was formed to fight the fire from a nearby creek. When the fire was out Fannie was missing, she was found face down in
the creek and drowned. It is unknown why she lost consciousnesses but she was pregnant with her 16th child.
-- Thanks to user Jillian
Fannie died after fighting a fire at the age of 43 and she was pregnant.
She had beautiful, long, red hair, a trait of many other Swangos and Roses.
Bio info courtesy of Keith Colon.
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Per Bess Miller Rose - her grandmother Laura Effie (Wilson) Rose passed down the story orally of how Fannie died. There was a fire on July 10, 1877 at their home. A bucket brigade was formed to fight the fire from a nearby creek. When the fire was out Fannie was missing, she was found face down in
the creek and drowned. It is unknown why she lost consciousnesses but she was pregnant with her 16th child.
-- Thanks to user Jillian
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