Birth month may be January 1 or May 14. Uncertain at this hour.
Sarah Francis Meadows was born 1865 in Virginia. Please note that her tombstone is engraved "1885." Someone of her family cared enough about correcting the error set in stone, that a very informative 2 obituaries were written and published locally. Please view attached obituaries.
When 11 years old, Fannie Meadows and family migrated from Virginia to Carroll County, Missouri. Five years later , Miss Sarah Frances Meadows married Silas Columbus Willis in Carroll County, MO. They are parents of 5 children. The marriage did not survive. In 1899 Mrs. Fanny Willis married John Wesley Isom. She was his third wife. They were later divorced. In 1910 Frances (Meadows) Willis Isom and her children joined the Meadows Family in migrating westward to Summer County, Kansas.
The year 1918 was deadly for many because of the Spanish Flue. Among those family deaths are: son, Addie Wills died March 17, 1918; mother, Sarah Frances (Meadows) Willis Isom; and second husband, John Wesley Isom died June 27, 1918.
First husband, Silas Columbus Willis passed November 6, 1934 in California.
Un-linked Children include:
Ida Mae Erdman of Denver 1882-1949
Maudie Bell Wills 1890-1891
Additional information: Daughter, Daisy Barnard of Riverdale, Kansas purchased multiple cemetery lots May 3, 1918. Lot #9, was sold to her mother.
This memorial for Sarah Francis "Fanny" (Meadows) Willis Isom is only possible because of the kindness of Lettie Kirby and the contributions of Carolina Grave Hunter, both abundant findagrave contributors.
Sarah Francis Meadows was born 1865 in Virginia. Please note that her tombstone is engraved "1885." Someone of her family cared enough about correcting the error set in stone, that a very informative 2 obituaries were written and published locally. Please view attached obituaries.
When 11 years old, Fannie Meadows and family migrated from Virginia to Carroll County, Missouri. Five years later , Miss Sarah Frances Meadows married Silas Columbus Willis in Carroll County, MO. They are parents of 5 children. The marriage did not survive. In 1899 Mrs. Fanny Willis married John Wesley Isom. She was his third wife. They were later divorced. In 1910 Frances (Meadows) Willis Isom and her children joined the Meadows Family in migrating westward to Summer County, Kansas.
The year 1918 was deadly for many because of the Spanish Flue. Among those family deaths are: son, Addie Wills died March 17, 1918; mother, Sarah Frances (Meadows) Willis Isom; and second husband, John Wesley Isom died June 27, 1918.
First husband, Silas Columbus Willis passed November 6, 1934 in California.
Un-linked Children include:
Ida Mae Erdman of Denver 1882-1949
Maudie Bell Wills 1890-1891
Additional information: Daughter, Daisy Barnard of Riverdale, Kansas purchased multiple cemetery lots May 3, 1918. Lot #9, was sold to her mother.
This memorial for Sarah Francis "Fanny" (Meadows) Willis Isom is only possible because of the kindness of Lettie Kirby and the contributions of Carolina Grave Hunter, both abundant findagrave contributors.
Birth month may be January 1 or May 14. Uncertain at this hour.
Sarah Francis Meadows was born 1865 in Virginia. Please note that her tombstone is engraved "1885." Someone of her family cared enough about correcting the error set in stone, that a very informative 2 obituaries were written and published locally. Please view attached obituaries.
When 11 years old, Fannie Meadows and family migrated from Virginia to Carroll County, Missouri. Five years later , Miss Sarah Frances Meadows married Silas Columbus Willis in Carroll County, MO. They are parents of 5 children. The marriage did not survive. In 1899 Mrs. Fanny Willis married John Wesley Isom. She was his third wife. They were later divorced. In 1910 Frances (Meadows) Willis Isom and her children joined the Meadows Family in migrating westward to Summer County, Kansas.
The year 1918 was deadly for many because of the Spanish Flue. Among those family deaths are: son, Addie Wills died March 17, 1918; mother, Sarah Frances (Meadows) Willis Isom; and second husband, John Wesley Isom died June 27, 1918.
First husband, Silas Columbus Willis passed November 6, 1934 in California.
Un-linked Children include:
Ida Mae Erdman of Denver 1882-1949
Maudie Bell Wills 1890-1891
Additional information: Daughter, Daisy Barnard of Riverdale, Kansas purchased multiple cemetery lots May 3, 1918. Lot #9, was sold to her mother.
This memorial for Sarah Francis "Fanny" (Meadows) Willis Isom is only possible because of the kindness of Lettie Kirby and the contributions of Carolina Grave Hunter, both abundant findagrave contributors.
Sarah Francis Meadows was born 1865 in Virginia. Please note that her tombstone is engraved "1885." Someone of her family cared enough about correcting the error set in stone, that a very informative 2 obituaries were written and published locally. Please view attached obituaries.
When 11 years old, Fannie Meadows and family migrated from Virginia to Carroll County, Missouri. Five years later , Miss Sarah Frances Meadows married Silas Columbus Willis in Carroll County, MO. They are parents of 5 children. The marriage did not survive. In 1899 Mrs. Fanny Willis married John Wesley Isom. She was his third wife. They were later divorced. In 1910 Frances (Meadows) Willis Isom and her children joined the Meadows Family in migrating westward to Summer County, Kansas.
The year 1918 was deadly for many because of the Spanish Flue. Among those family deaths are: son, Addie Wills died March 17, 1918; mother, Sarah Frances (Meadows) Willis Isom; and second husband, John Wesley Isom died June 27, 1918.
First husband, Silas Columbus Willis passed November 6, 1934 in California.
Un-linked Children include:
Ida Mae Erdman of Denver 1882-1949
Maudie Bell Wills 1890-1891
Additional information: Daughter, Daisy Barnard of Riverdale, Kansas purchased multiple cemetery lots May 3, 1918. Lot #9, was sold to her mother.
This memorial for Sarah Francis "Fanny" (Meadows) Willis Isom is only possible because of the kindness of Lettie Kirby and the contributions of Carolina Grave Hunter, both abundant findagrave contributors.
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