Aged: About 35 years
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LeMars Sentinel, 19 Dec 1905, LeMars, Iowa
Hammond-Brown Wedding:
Merrill Record:
Miss Maud Brown and Mr. Frank Hammond were quietly married Tuesday afternoon, Dec. 12th, at LeMars by Rev. Geo. W. Pratt, of the First Methodist church the ceremony was witnessed by relatives and a few guests, only.
Both young people are well known and popular among a large circle of acquaintances. Miss Maud is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Brown, of Washington township. She has a kindly nature and a genial disposition, the rich characteristics of a queenly young lady.
The young man of her choice, Frank Hammond, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Nat Hammond, of Merrill. Frank needs no introduction from us. He is well known for his sterling manhood and uprightness of character, a splendid helpmate for the excellent lady he led to the marriage after Tuesday.
After a few days visit around the bride and groom will move on to a farm in Washington township.
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LeMars Semi Weekly Sentinel, 13 Jun 1919, P6, LeMars, Iowa
The community was saddened Sunday afternoon to learn of the death of Mrs. Frank Hammond at her home in LeMars.
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First name is possibly Jessie
According to the grave marker, Maude and her daughter, Wilda, both died in 1920.
Maude's husband, Frank Hammond, is listed as Widowed in the 1920 US Census. This household was enumerated on 02 Feb 1920. (The enumeration was for information accurate as of 1 Jan 1920.) If the 1920 Census information was documented correctly, then Maude died prior to 01 Jan 1920. Wilda is listed in this Census.
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1895 IA Census: Washington Twp, Plymouth Co., IA
1900 US Census: Washington Twp, Plymouth Co., IA
1910 US Census: Johnson Twp, Plymouth Co., IA
1915 IA Census: Le Mars, Stanton Twp, Plymouth Co., IA
1920 US Census: (died before Census)
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LeMars Sentinel, 19 Dec 1905, LeMars, Iowa
Hammond-Brown Wedding:
Merrill Record:
Miss Maud Brown and Mr. Frank Hammond were quietly married Tuesday afternoon, Dec. 12th, at LeMars by Rev. Geo. W. Pratt, of the First Methodist church the ceremony was witnessed by relatives and a few guests, only.
Both young people are well known and popular among a large circle of acquaintances. Miss Maud is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Brown, of Washington township. She has a kindly nature and a genial disposition, the rich characteristics of a queenly young lady.
The young man of her choice, Frank Hammond, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Nat Hammond, of Merrill. Frank needs no introduction from us. He is well known for his sterling manhood and uprightness of character, a splendid helpmate for the excellent lady he led to the marriage after Tuesday.
After a few days visit around the bride and groom will move on to a farm in Washington township.
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LeMars Semi Weekly Sentinel, 13 Jun 1919, P6, LeMars, Iowa
The community was saddened Sunday afternoon to learn of the death of Mrs. Frank Hammond at her home in LeMars.
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First name is possibly Jessie
According to the grave marker, Maude and her daughter, Wilda, both died in 1920.
Maude's husband, Frank Hammond, is listed as Widowed in the 1920 US Census. This household was enumerated on 02 Feb 1920. (The enumeration was for information accurate as of 1 Jan 1920.) If the 1920 Census information was documented correctly, then Maude died prior to 01 Jan 1920. Wilda is listed in this Census.
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1895 IA Census: Washington Twp, Plymouth Co., IA
1900 US Census: Washington Twp, Plymouth Co., IA
1910 US Census: Johnson Twp, Plymouth Co., IA
1915 IA Census: Le Mars, Stanton Twp, Plymouth Co., IA
1920 US Census: (died before Census)
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Aged: About 35 years
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LeMars Sentinel, 19 Dec 1905, LeMars, Iowa
Hammond-Brown Wedding:
Merrill Record:
Miss Maud Brown and Mr. Frank Hammond were quietly married Tuesday afternoon, Dec. 12th, at LeMars by Rev. Geo. W. Pratt, of the First Methodist church the ceremony was witnessed by relatives and a few guests, only.
Both young people are well known and popular among a large circle of acquaintances. Miss Maud is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Brown, of Washington township. She has a kindly nature and a genial disposition, the rich characteristics of a queenly young lady.
The young man of her choice, Frank Hammond, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Nat Hammond, of Merrill. Frank needs no introduction from us. He is well known for his sterling manhood and uprightness of character, a splendid helpmate for the excellent lady he led to the marriage after Tuesday.
After a few days visit around the bride and groom will move on to a farm in Washington township.
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LeMars Semi Weekly Sentinel, 13 Jun 1919, P6, LeMars, Iowa
The community was saddened Sunday afternoon to learn of the death of Mrs. Frank Hammond at her home in LeMars.
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First name is possibly Jessie
According to the grave marker, Maude and her daughter, Wilda, both died in 1920.
Maude's husband, Frank Hammond, is listed as Widowed in the 1920 US Census. This household was enumerated on 02 Feb 1920. (The enumeration was for information accurate as of 1 Jan 1920.) If the 1920 Census information was documented correctly, then Maude died prior to 01 Jan 1920. Wilda is listed in this Census.
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1895 IA Census: Washington Twp, Plymouth Co., IA
1900 US Census: Washington Twp, Plymouth Co., IA
1910 US Census: Johnson Twp, Plymouth Co., IA
1915 IA Census: Le Mars, Stanton Twp, Plymouth Co., IA
1920 US Census: (died before Census)
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LeMars Sentinel, 19 Dec 1905, LeMars, Iowa
Hammond-Brown Wedding:
Merrill Record:
Miss Maud Brown and Mr. Frank Hammond were quietly married Tuesday afternoon, Dec. 12th, at LeMars by Rev. Geo. W. Pratt, of the First Methodist church the ceremony was witnessed by relatives and a few guests, only.
Both young people are well known and popular among a large circle of acquaintances. Miss Maud is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Brown, of Washington township. She has a kindly nature and a genial disposition, the rich characteristics of a queenly young lady.
The young man of her choice, Frank Hammond, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Nat Hammond, of Merrill. Frank needs no introduction from us. He is well known for his sterling manhood and uprightness of character, a splendid helpmate for the excellent lady he led to the marriage after Tuesday.
After a few days visit around the bride and groom will move on to a farm in Washington township.
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LeMars Semi Weekly Sentinel, 13 Jun 1919, P6, LeMars, Iowa
The community was saddened Sunday afternoon to learn of the death of Mrs. Frank Hammond at her home in LeMars.
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First name is possibly Jessie
According to the grave marker, Maude and her daughter, Wilda, both died in 1920.
Maude's husband, Frank Hammond, is listed as Widowed in the 1920 US Census. This household was enumerated on 02 Feb 1920. (The enumeration was for information accurate as of 1 Jan 1920.) If the 1920 Census information was documented correctly, then Maude died prior to 01 Jan 1920. Wilda is listed in this Census.
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1895 IA Census: Washington Twp, Plymouth Co., IA
1900 US Census: Washington Twp, Plymouth Co., IA
1910 US Census: Johnson Twp, Plymouth Co., IA
1915 IA Census: Le Mars, Stanton Twp, Plymouth Co., IA
1920 US Census: (died before Census)
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Inscription
J. Maude Hammond
1885-1920
Wife
Wilda S. Hammond
1906-1920
Daughter
Family Members
Siblings
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