Jemima Seeley was born in Wisconsin in 1841. She married Thomas Carter on March 6, 1867. Six children were born of this union:
- Charles S, born 1868
- Franklin R, born 1870
- Luella, born 1872
- Ralph W, born 1880
- Lena, born 1885
- Leon, born 1885
From a news report in The Illinois State Journal (Springfield, IL) published on Thursday, January 10, 1924:
"Greenfield [IL], Jan. 9 – The remains of Mrs. [Jemima] S. Carter were brought here from Beloit, Wis., Tuesday for interment in the Oakwood cemetery.
The decedent was 82 years old and was for many years a resident of this place. She is survived by two daughters and two sons…"
Notes
The birth month and year for this memorial is an estimate based upon a review of census records. An exact birth date has not been determined.
From the manner in which the above news report is written the exact date of death is uncertain. The remains would have been brought to Greenfield, Illinois, on January 8th (Tuesday), and death likely occurred a day or two earlier.
The maiden name and the surname traced to other family members have been found spelled in various ways, including Seeley, Seely, Seele, and Seelye.
- Charles S, born 1868
- Franklin R, born 1870
- Luella, born 1872
- Ralph W, born 1880
- Lena, born 1885
- Leon, born 1885
From a news report in The Illinois State Journal (Springfield, IL) published on Thursday, January 10, 1924:
"Greenfield [IL], Jan. 9 – The remains of Mrs. [Jemima] S. Carter were brought here from Beloit, Wis., Tuesday for interment in the Oakwood cemetery.
The decedent was 82 years old and was for many years a resident of this place. She is survived by two daughters and two sons…"
Notes
The birth month and year for this memorial is an estimate based upon a review of census records. An exact birth date has not been determined.
From the manner in which the above news report is written the exact date of death is uncertain. The remains would have been brought to Greenfield, Illinois, on January 8th (Tuesday), and death likely occurred a day or two earlier.
The maiden name and the surname traced to other family members have been found spelled in various ways, including Seeley, Seely, Seele, and Seelye.
Jemima Seeley was born in Wisconsin in 1841. She married Thomas Carter on March 6, 1867. Six children were born of this union:
- Charles S, born 1868
- Franklin R, born 1870
- Luella, born 1872
- Ralph W, born 1880
- Lena, born 1885
- Leon, born 1885
From a news report in The Illinois State Journal (Springfield, IL) published on Thursday, January 10, 1924:
"Greenfield [IL], Jan. 9 – The remains of Mrs. [Jemima] S. Carter were brought here from Beloit, Wis., Tuesday for interment in the Oakwood cemetery.
The decedent was 82 years old and was for many years a resident of this place. She is survived by two daughters and two sons…"
Notes
The birth month and year for this memorial is an estimate based upon a review of census records. An exact birth date has not been determined.
From the manner in which the above news report is written the exact date of death is uncertain. The remains would have been brought to Greenfield, Illinois, on January 8th (Tuesday), and death likely occurred a day or two earlier.
The maiden name and the surname traced to other family members have been found spelled in various ways, including Seeley, Seely, Seele, and Seelye.
- Charles S, born 1868
- Franklin R, born 1870
- Luella, born 1872
- Ralph W, born 1880
- Lena, born 1885
- Leon, born 1885
From a news report in The Illinois State Journal (Springfield, IL) published on Thursday, January 10, 1924:
"Greenfield [IL], Jan. 9 – The remains of Mrs. [Jemima] S. Carter were brought here from Beloit, Wis., Tuesday for interment in the Oakwood cemetery.
The decedent was 82 years old and was for many years a resident of this place. She is survived by two daughters and two sons…"
Notes
The birth month and year for this memorial is an estimate based upon a review of census records. An exact birth date has not been determined.
From the manner in which the above news report is written the exact date of death is uncertain. The remains would have been brought to Greenfield, Illinois, on January 8th (Tuesday), and death likely occurred a day or two earlier.
The maiden name and the surname traced to other family members have been found spelled in various ways, including Seeley, Seely, Seele, and Seelye.
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