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Keokuk County Newspaper
News has just come to town that Mrs. Keasling is dead. She is the widow of Jacob Keasling, who died some years ago. She lived with her daughter, Mrs. James Smithart. She must have been somewhere in the eightys of age.
Grandma Keasling died very sudden at her son's Alf Keasling, over near Haysville last Friday night.
The funeral of Mrs. Keasling was held at the Holiness Church, northwest of Ollie, conducted by Rev. Herman and interment in the Ollie Cemetery.
Mrs. C.J. Martin of Knox, North Dakota, was called to Haysville on Friday on the account of the death of her Mother, Mrs. Keasling. Keokuk County News, March 27, 1913
No Stone
Keokuk County Newspaper
News has just come to town that Mrs. Keasling is dead. She is the widow of Jacob Keasling, who died some years ago. She lived with her daughter, Mrs. James Smithart. She must have been somewhere in the eightys of age.
Grandma Keasling died very sudden at her son's Alf Keasling, over near Haysville last Friday night.
The funeral of Mrs. Keasling was held at the Holiness Church, northwest of Ollie, conducted by Rev. Herman and interment in the Ollie Cemetery.
Mrs. C.J. Martin of Knox, North Dakota, was called to Haysville on Friday on the account of the death of her Mother, Mrs. Keasling. Keokuk County News, March 27, 1913
Family Members
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Thursey Elizabeth Keasling
1847–1860
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Peter Isaac Keasling
1848–1918
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Phoeba Ann Keasling Ruby
1850–1920
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Sarah M. Keasling Capron
1853–1933
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Sarah H Keasling Corpron
1853–1934
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Eliza Jane Keasling
1854–1854
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Charity Jane Keasling Martin
1857–1939
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Mary Ann Keasling Smithart
1859–1930
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Melvina Keasling
1860–1860
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Alice Margaret Keasling Bradley
1862–1921
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Alfred Jacob Keasling
1864–1942
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Mathias William Keasling
1866–1945
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Sena A. Keasling
1868–1869
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Rosella Keasling
1869–1880
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