Tecumseh Sherman Shriver was born in Vernon Iowa in the 1879, the son of William Scott Shriver and Lucinda Davis. He was the brother of John William Shriver, Adeline Luvina Shriver, George Shriver, Julia Bette Shriver, Ira Luther Shriver, Marguerite Jane Shriver, Herbert Albert Shriver and Milton B. Shriver.
In 1895, at the age of sixteen he married Lou Ella Harper. According to The Effingham New Leaf Issue of May 24th, 1901 He had been suffering from consumption for the past year and passed away at his home southwest of Monrovia, leaving behind his wife and his father William Shriver of Vernon, Iowa who had been with him for three days before his death.
The New Leaf
24 May 1901, Fri • Page 3
William Shrivers* southwest of Monrovia, who had consumption for the past year, passed away Sunday. His father was with him three days before death. His home was in Iowa. He leaves a wife. His remains were interred in the Monrovia cemetery at 2:30 o'clock Monday afternoon.
*William was the father, Tecumseh was the son.
In 1895, at the age of sixteen he married Lou Ella Harper. According to The Effingham New Leaf Issue of May 24th, 1901 He had been suffering from consumption for the past year and passed away at his home southwest of Monrovia, leaving behind his wife and his father William Shriver of Vernon, Iowa who had been with him for three days before his death.
The New Leaf
24 May 1901, Fri • Page 3
William Shrivers* southwest of Monrovia, who had consumption for the past year, passed away Sunday. His father was with him three days before death. His home was in Iowa. He leaves a wife. His remains were interred in the Monrovia cemetery at 2:30 o'clock Monday afternoon.
*William was the father, Tecumseh was the son.
Tecumseh Sherman Shriver was born in Vernon Iowa in the 1879, the son of William Scott Shriver and Lucinda Davis. He was the brother of John William Shriver, Adeline Luvina Shriver, George Shriver, Julia Bette Shriver, Ira Luther Shriver, Marguerite Jane Shriver, Herbert Albert Shriver and Milton B. Shriver.
In 1895, at the age of sixteen he married Lou Ella Harper. According to The Effingham New Leaf Issue of May 24th, 1901 He had been suffering from consumption for the past year and passed away at his home southwest of Monrovia, leaving behind his wife and his father William Shriver of Vernon, Iowa who had been with him for three days before his death.
The New Leaf
24 May 1901, Fri • Page 3
William Shrivers* southwest of Monrovia, who had consumption for the past year, passed away Sunday. His father was with him three days before death. His home was in Iowa. He leaves a wife. His remains were interred in the Monrovia cemetery at 2:30 o'clock Monday afternoon.
*William was the father, Tecumseh was the son.
In 1895, at the age of sixteen he married Lou Ella Harper. According to The Effingham New Leaf Issue of May 24th, 1901 He had been suffering from consumption for the past year and passed away at his home southwest of Monrovia, leaving behind his wife and his father William Shriver of Vernon, Iowa who had been with him for three days before his death.
The New Leaf
24 May 1901, Fri • Page 3
William Shrivers* southwest of Monrovia, who had consumption for the past year, passed away Sunday. His father was with him three days before death. His home was in Iowa. He leaves a wife. His remains were interred in the Monrovia cemetery at 2:30 o'clock Monday afternoon.
*William was the father, Tecumseh was the son.
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