see memorial in Silver Creek Cemetery
Stephen D. Jardine Dies Very Suddenly
Found Dead in Neighbor's Yard Following Attack of Heart Failure Tuesday.
Stephen D. Jardine, aged 64 years, and one of the pioneer residents of the town of Ashley, died suddenly of heart failure on the old Roger's farm near his home at Fairy Lake Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. Jardine had been working on his place all day and had gone out to the pasture to bring home his cows. Upon his return he was evidently overcome and seated himself on a stone on the Roger's farm to rest himself when death came. He was found shortly after by a neighbor.
Deceased was born at Shakopee, Minn. When 11 years of age he came to Stearns county with his parents, the family settling on a farm in the town of Ashely, where they resided until about three years ago when they took up their residence at Fairy Lake.
Mr. Jardine was united in marriage to Miss Emma Summers in Ashley 38 years ago. To this union were born eight children, all of whom with his widow, survive him. The children are James, of Fairy Lake; Mrs. Comory, of Fargo, N. D.; Mrs. Roy Madison, Seattle, Wash.; Roy, Cassius, Orin, Doris and Ariel who reside on the family homestead.
He is also survived by two brothers and two sisters, Charles and James Brown of Sauk Centre, and Mrs. Mary Vessey of Los Angeles, Cal, and Mrs. Ellen Wright of Minneapolis.
Mr. Jardine was one of the founders of the Odd Fellows lodge in Sauk Centre. He was a man of Sterling character, a kind husband and father and a faithful friend.
Funeral services were held at the home this (Thursday), afternoon at 1:30 o'clock, Rev. Thompson of the Methodist Episcopal church, officiating. Services at the grave were conducted by the local lodge of Odd Fellows.
Sauk Centre Herald, Sauk Centre, Minnesota, Thursday. March 25, 1920. Page 1
Stephen D. Jardine Dies Very Suddenly
Found Dead in Neighbor's Yard Following Attack of Heart Failure Tuesday.
Stephen D. Jardine, aged 64 years, and one of the pioneer residents of the town of Ashley, died suddenly of heart failure on the old Roger's farm near his home at Fairy Lake Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. Jardine had been working on his place all day and had gone out to the pasture to bring home his cows. Upon his return he was evidently overcome and seated himself on a stone on the Roger's farm to rest himself when death came. He was found shortly after by a neighbor.
Deceased was born at Shakopee, Minn. When 11 years of age he came to Stearns county with his parents, the family settling on a farm in the town of Ashely, where they resided until about three years ago when they took up their residence at Fairy Lake.
Mr. Jardine was united in marriage to Miss Emma Summers in Ashley 38 years ago. To this union were born eight children, all of whom with his widow, survive him. The children are James, of Fairy Lake; Mrs. Comory, of Fargo, N. D.; Mrs. Roy Madison, Seattle, Wash.; Roy, Cassius, Orin, Doris and Ariel who reside on the family homestead.
He is also survived by two brothers and two sisters, Charles and James Brown of Sauk Centre, and Mrs. Mary Vessey of Los Angeles, Cal, and Mrs. Ellen Wright of Minneapolis.
Mr. Jardine was one of the founders of the Odd Fellows lodge in Sauk Centre. He was a man of Sterling character, a kind husband and father and a faithful friend.
Funeral services were held at the home this (Thursday), afternoon at 1:30 o'clock, Rev. Thompson of the Methodist Episcopal church, officiating. Services at the grave were conducted by the local lodge of Odd Fellows.
Sauk Centre Herald, Sauk Centre, Minnesota, Thursday. March 25, 1920. Page 1
see memorial in Silver Creek Cemetery
Stephen D. Jardine Dies Very Suddenly
Found Dead in Neighbor's Yard Following Attack of Heart Failure Tuesday.
Stephen D. Jardine, aged 64 years, and one of the pioneer residents of the town of Ashley, died suddenly of heart failure on the old Roger's farm near his home at Fairy Lake Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. Jardine had been working on his place all day and had gone out to the pasture to bring home his cows. Upon his return he was evidently overcome and seated himself on a stone on the Roger's farm to rest himself when death came. He was found shortly after by a neighbor.
Deceased was born at Shakopee, Minn. When 11 years of age he came to Stearns county with his parents, the family settling on a farm in the town of Ashely, where they resided until about three years ago when they took up their residence at Fairy Lake.
Mr. Jardine was united in marriage to Miss Emma Summers in Ashley 38 years ago. To this union were born eight children, all of whom with his widow, survive him. The children are James, of Fairy Lake; Mrs. Comory, of Fargo, N. D.; Mrs. Roy Madison, Seattle, Wash.; Roy, Cassius, Orin, Doris and Ariel who reside on the family homestead.
He is also survived by two brothers and two sisters, Charles and James Brown of Sauk Centre, and Mrs. Mary Vessey of Los Angeles, Cal, and Mrs. Ellen Wright of Minneapolis.
Mr. Jardine was one of the founders of the Odd Fellows lodge in Sauk Centre. He was a man of Sterling character, a kind husband and father and a faithful friend.
Funeral services were held at the home this (Thursday), afternoon at 1:30 o'clock, Rev. Thompson of the Methodist Episcopal church, officiating. Services at the grave were conducted by the local lodge of Odd Fellows.
Sauk Centre Herald, Sauk Centre, Minnesota, Thursday. March 25, 1920. Page 1
Stephen D. Jardine Dies Very Suddenly
Found Dead in Neighbor's Yard Following Attack of Heart Failure Tuesday.
Stephen D. Jardine, aged 64 years, and one of the pioneer residents of the town of Ashley, died suddenly of heart failure on the old Roger's farm near his home at Fairy Lake Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. Jardine had been working on his place all day and had gone out to the pasture to bring home his cows. Upon his return he was evidently overcome and seated himself on a stone on the Roger's farm to rest himself when death came. He was found shortly after by a neighbor.
Deceased was born at Shakopee, Minn. When 11 years of age he came to Stearns county with his parents, the family settling on a farm in the town of Ashely, where they resided until about three years ago when they took up their residence at Fairy Lake.
Mr. Jardine was united in marriage to Miss Emma Summers in Ashley 38 years ago. To this union were born eight children, all of whom with his widow, survive him. The children are James, of Fairy Lake; Mrs. Comory, of Fargo, N. D.; Mrs. Roy Madison, Seattle, Wash.; Roy, Cassius, Orin, Doris and Ariel who reside on the family homestead.
He is also survived by two brothers and two sisters, Charles and James Brown of Sauk Centre, and Mrs. Mary Vessey of Los Angeles, Cal, and Mrs. Ellen Wright of Minneapolis.
Mr. Jardine was one of the founders of the Odd Fellows lodge in Sauk Centre. He was a man of Sterling character, a kind husband and father and a faithful friend.
Funeral services were held at the home this (Thursday), afternoon at 1:30 o'clock, Rev. Thompson of the Methodist Episcopal church, officiating. Services at the grave were conducted by the local lodge of Odd Fellows.
Sauk Centre Herald, Sauk Centre, Minnesota, Thursday. March 25, 1920. Page 1
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Stephen Denoyer Jardine
1855-1920
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