Anna Marie Treadwell and Joseph Harris (first husband) were both from Coventry, England. According to family legend, one or both of them went to school in London, and they were married so that Anna could avoid an arranged marriage.
They had 3 children; Ada Katherine, Joseph E, and Minnie
Joseph died sometime between October 1864 and the summer of 1865. He is buried at Union Cemetery, in Kansas City, Missouri. In a talk with the office, they said that there had been a fire and lost all records prior to 1898.
Anna married William DeBeque on August 27, 1865, only a few months after the birth of her daughter Minnie by her previous husband. Her new husband was a Belgian immigrant, and Census records show that he was a farmer or laborer. They had 3 children; Ida May, Eli Samuel, and Charles William, and lived in Clay County, Missouri.
When she died, she was 52 years, 9 months, and 3 days old.
(Family)
They had 3 children; Ada Katherine, Joseph E, and Minnie
Joseph died sometime between October 1864 and the summer of 1865. He is buried at Union Cemetery, in Kansas City, Missouri. In a talk with the office, they said that there had been a fire and lost all records prior to 1898.
Anna married William DeBeque on August 27, 1865, only a few months after the birth of her daughter Minnie by her previous husband. Her new husband was a Belgian immigrant, and Census records show that he was a farmer or laborer. They had 3 children; Ida May, Eli Samuel, and Charles William, and lived in Clay County, Missouri.
When she died, she was 52 years, 9 months, and 3 days old.
(Family)
Anna Marie Treadwell and Joseph Harris (first husband) were both from Coventry, England. According to family legend, one or both of them went to school in London, and they were married so that Anna could avoid an arranged marriage.
They had 3 children; Ada Katherine, Joseph E, and Minnie
Joseph died sometime between October 1864 and the summer of 1865. He is buried at Union Cemetery, in Kansas City, Missouri. In a talk with the office, they said that there had been a fire and lost all records prior to 1898.
Anna married William DeBeque on August 27, 1865, only a few months after the birth of her daughter Minnie by her previous husband. Her new husband was a Belgian immigrant, and Census records show that he was a farmer or laborer. They had 3 children; Ida May, Eli Samuel, and Charles William, and lived in Clay County, Missouri.
When she died, she was 52 years, 9 months, and 3 days old.
(Family)
They had 3 children; Ada Katherine, Joseph E, and Minnie
Joseph died sometime between October 1864 and the summer of 1865. He is buried at Union Cemetery, in Kansas City, Missouri. In a talk with the office, they said that there had been a fire and lost all records prior to 1898.
Anna married William DeBeque on August 27, 1865, only a few months after the birth of her daughter Minnie by her previous husband. Her new husband was a Belgian immigrant, and Census records show that he was a farmer or laborer. They had 3 children; Ida May, Eli Samuel, and Charles William, and lived in Clay County, Missouri.
When she died, she was 52 years, 9 months, and 3 days old.
(Family)
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