Jennie (Angevine) Lyman 1845-1936
MRS. JENNIE LYMAN DIES IN SIOUX CITY
Mrs. Jennie A. Lyman, for many years a resident of Mason City, died Wednesday evening at the home of her daughter, Mrs. J. F. Younglove, at Sioux City. Funeral services are to be held at Sioux City.
Mason City Globe Gazette, Thursday January 16, 1936
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BURIAL OF MRS. LYMAN, 90, IN OSAGE CEMETERY
Osage – The body of Mrs. Jennie Lyman, 90, was brought to Osage for burial beside her husband, W. H. Lyman, who died more than 30 years ago. Mr. Lyman formerly was a partner with M. A. Sprague in a grocery business in the Sprague block.
About 50 years ago Mr. Lyman sold his interest in the store to Mr. Sprague who in turn sold to G. N. Symnes. Mr. Lyman moved to Mason City where he established a book store and was in business there until his death.
Mrs. Lyman then went to live with her daughter, Mrs. Jennie Younglove in Sioux City, where she died in January.
The body was brought here Thursday morning and services were held Thursday afternoon at the Champion funeral home.
Mason City Globe Gazette, Friday May 29, 1936
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1925 Iowa Census: Sioux City, Woodbury, Iowa
Jennie Younglove 43, mother Jennie Angevine; father William H. Lyman
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1900 US Census: Mason City, Cerro Gordo, Iowa
Jennie Lyman 55, born March 1845 in New York
Jennie L. 21 daughter born July 1878 in Iowa
Nathaniel Angevine, brother 61 born in New York
MRS. JENNIE LYMAN DIES IN SIOUX CITY
Mrs. Jennie A. Lyman, for many years a resident of Mason City, died Wednesday evening at the home of her daughter, Mrs. J. F. Younglove, at Sioux City. Funeral services are to be held at Sioux City.
Mason City Globe Gazette, Thursday January 16, 1936
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BURIAL OF MRS. LYMAN, 90, IN OSAGE CEMETERY
Osage – The body of Mrs. Jennie Lyman, 90, was brought to Osage for burial beside her husband, W. H. Lyman, who died more than 30 years ago. Mr. Lyman formerly was a partner with M. A. Sprague in a grocery business in the Sprague block.
About 50 years ago Mr. Lyman sold his interest in the store to Mr. Sprague who in turn sold to G. N. Symnes. Mr. Lyman moved to Mason City where he established a book store and was in business there until his death.
Mrs. Lyman then went to live with her daughter, Mrs. Jennie Younglove in Sioux City, where she died in January.
The body was brought here Thursday morning and services were held Thursday afternoon at the Champion funeral home.
Mason City Globe Gazette, Friday May 29, 1936
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1925 Iowa Census: Sioux City, Woodbury, Iowa
Jennie Younglove 43, mother Jennie Angevine; father William H. Lyman
#4
1900 US Census: Mason City, Cerro Gordo, Iowa
Jennie Lyman 55, born March 1845 in New York
Jennie L. 21 daughter born July 1878 in Iowa
Nathaniel Angevine, brother 61 born in New York
Jennie (Angevine) Lyman 1845-1936
MRS. JENNIE LYMAN DIES IN SIOUX CITY
Mrs. Jennie A. Lyman, for many years a resident of Mason City, died Wednesday evening at the home of her daughter, Mrs. J. F. Younglove, at Sioux City. Funeral services are to be held at Sioux City.
Mason City Globe Gazette, Thursday January 16, 1936
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BURIAL OF MRS. LYMAN, 90, IN OSAGE CEMETERY
Osage – The body of Mrs. Jennie Lyman, 90, was brought to Osage for burial beside her husband, W. H. Lyman, who died more than 30 years ago. Mr. Lyman formerly was a partner with M. A. Sprague in a grocery business in the Sprague block.
About 50 years ago Mr. Lyman sold his interest in the store to Mr. Sprague who in turn sold to G. N. Symnes. Mr. Lyman moved to Mason City where he established a book store and was in business there until his death.
Mrs. Lyman then went to live with her daughter, Mrs. Jennie Younglove in Sioux City, where she died in January.
The body was brought here Thursday morning and services were held Thursday afternoon at the Champion funeral home.
Mason City Globe Gazette, Friday May 29, 1936
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1925 Iowa Census: Sioux City, Woodbury, Iowa
Jennie Younglove 43, mother Jennie Angevine; father William H. Lyman
#4
1900 US Census: Mason City, Cerro Gordo, Iowa
Jennie Lyman 55, born March 1845 in New York
Jennie L. 21 daughter born July 1878 in Iowa
Nathaniel Angevine, brother 61 born in New York
MRS. JENNIE LYMAN DIES IN SIOUX CITY
Mrs. Jennie A. Lyman, for many years a resident of Mason City, died Wednesday evening at the home of her daughter, Mrs. J. F. Younglove, at Sioux City. Funeral services are to be held at Sioux City.
Mason City Globe Gazette, Thursday January 16, 1936
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BURIAL OF MRS. LYMAN, 90, IN OSAGE CEMETERY
Osage – The body of Mrs. Jennie Lyman, 90, was brought to Osage for burial beside her husband, W. H. Lyman, who died more than 30 years ago. Mr. Lyman formerly was a partner with M. A. Sprague in a grocery business in the Sprague block.
About 50 years ago Mr. Lyman sold his interest in the store to Mr. Sprague who in turn sold to G. N. Symnes. Mr. Lyman moved to Mason City where he established a book store and was in business there until his death.
Mrs. Lyman then went to live with her daughter, Mrs. Jennie Younglove in Sioux City, where she died in January.
The body was brought here Thursday morning and services were held Thursday afternoon at the Champion funeral home.
Mason City Globe Gazette, Friday May 29, 1936
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1925 Iowa Census: Sioux City, Woodbury, Iowa
Jennie Younglove 43, mother Jennie Angevine; father William H. Lyman
#4
1900 US Census: Mason City, Cerro Gordo, Iowa
Jennie Lyman 55, born March 1845 in New York
Jennie L. 21 daughter born July 1878 in Iowa
Nathaniel Angevine, brother 61 born in New York
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