Thanks to Ty Starkey:
"I've spent years searching for the "Williams" family that Julia Ann belonged to, but not finding them. It was only a few weeks ago that I found Isaac and Julia Ann's Jackson County, IN marriage registration (available from Family Search) which listed her name as Julia Ann Kinkade. I then searched the 1850 Jackson, IN US Census and found a 16 year old Julia Kingcade living in Salt Creek, Jackson, IN with Thomas and Sarah Kingcade."
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Fenton, Vol IV: Mayetta. Feb 28, 1898. Died, Feb 25th, of heart failure, Mrs. Isaac Smith, of Mayetta. Mrs. Smith was one of the oldest settlers of Lower South Cedar...and was a widow at the time of her death...laid to rest in the Coleman cemetery. "Holton Recorder", 3 March 1898.
"I've spent years searching for the "Williams" family that Julia Ann belonged to, but not finding them. It was only a few weeks ago that I found Isaac and Julia Ann's Jackson County, IN marriage registration (available from Family Search) which listed her name as Julia Ann Kinkade. I then searched the 1850 Jackson, IN US Census and found a 16 year old Julia Kingcade living in Salt Creek, Jackson, IN with Thomas and Sarah Kingcade."
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Fenton, Vol IV: Mayetta. Feb 28, 1898. Died, Feb 25th, of heart failure, Mrs. Isaac Smith, of Mayetta. Mrs. Smith was one of the oldest settlers of Lower South Cedar...and was a widow at the time of her death...laid to rest in the Coleman cemetery. "Holton Recorder", 3 March 1898.
Thanks to Ty Starkey:
"I've spent years searching for the "Williams" family that Julia Ann belonged to, but not finding them. It was only a few weeks ago that I found Isaac and Julia Ann's Jackson County, IN marriage registration (available from Family Search) which listed her name as Julia Ann Kinkade. I then searched the 1850 Jackson, IN US Census and found a 16 year old Julia Kingcade living in Salt Creek, Jackson, IN with Thomas and Sarah Kingcade."
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Fenton, Vol IV: Mayetta. Feb 28, 1898. Died, Feb 25th, of heart failure, Mrs. Isaac Smith, of Mayetta. Mrs. Smith was one of the oldest settlers of Lower South Cedar...and was a widow at the time of her death...laid to rest in the Coleman cemetery. "Holton Recorder", 3 March 1898.
"I've spent years searching for the "Williams" family that Julia Ann belonged to, but not finding them. It was only a few weeks ago that I found Isaac and Julia Ann's Jackson County, IN marriage registration (available from Family Search) which listed her name as Julia Ann Kinkade. I then searched the 1850 Jackson, IN US Census and found a 16 year old Julia Kingcade living in Salt Creek, Jackson, IN with Thomas and Sarah Kingcade."
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Fenton, Vol IV: Mayetta. Feb 28, 1898. Died, Feb 25th, of heart failure, Mrs. Isaac Smith, of Mayetta. Mrs. Smith was one of the oldest settlers of Lower South Cedar...and was a widow at the time of her death...laid to rest in the Coleman cemetery. "Holton Recorder", 3 March 1898.
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