Marian Eliza Matson Dobson was born in 1869 in Mercer County, Missouri. She was the daughter of Lewis James and Julia A. Locke Matson. Marian was the third of seven children.
The Matson family lived in Mercer County until the spring of 1877, when the family moved to Sumner County, Kansas and located 5 miles south of Argonia.
Marian Eliza Matson married Simon Franklin Dobson, February 16, 1888 in Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas. Six children were born in Sumner County. Four of these children, Eliza A., Stella, Sallie, and Jim, died in infancy or early childhood. The other two children born in Kansas were George Wilber/William (1890-1913) and Matilda "Tillie" (1897-).
By about 1900, the Dobson family had moved to the state of Washington, probably Snohomish County. About 1904/1905, the Dobson family moved again; this time to Saskatchewan, Canada. Simon and Marian Dobson's youngest child, Edwin Claude (1905-1934) was born there.
Marian Eliza Dobson died March 25, 1914 in the Parkside District of Saskatchewan, Canada. She was 45 years old.
(bio by Darlene Hightower)
The Matson family lived in Mercer County until the spring of 1877, when the family moved to Sumner County, Kansas and located 5 miles south of Argonia.
Marian Eliza Matson married Simon Franklin Dobson, February 16, 1888 in Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas. Six children were born in Sumner County. Four of these children, Eliza A., Stella, Sallie, and Jim, died in infancy or early childhood. The other two children born in Kansas were George Wilber/William (1890-1913) and Matilda "Tillie" (1897-).
By about 1900, the Dobson family had moved to the state of Washington, probably Snohomish County. About 1904/1905, the Dobson family moved again; this time to Saskatchewan, Canada. Simon and Marian Dobson's youngest child, Edwin Claude (1905-1934) was born there.
Marian Eliza Dobson died March 25, 1914 in the Parkside District of Saskatchewan, Canada. She was 45 years old.
(bio by Darlene Hightower)
Marian Eliza Matson Dobson was born in 1869 in Mercer County, Missouri. She was the daughter of Lewis James and Julia A. Locke Matson. Marian was the third of seven children.
The Matson family lived in Mercer County until the spring of 1877, when the family moved to Sumner County, Kansas and located 5 miles south of Argonia.
Marian Eliza Matson married Simon Franklin Dobson, February 16, 1888 in Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas. Six children were born in Sumner County. Four of these children, Eliza A., Stella, Sallie, and Jim, died in infancy or early childhood. The other two children born in Kansas were George Wilber/William (1890-1913) and Matilda "Tillie" (1897-).
By about 1900, the Dobson family had moved to the state of Washington, probably Snohomish County. About 1904/1905, the Dobson family moved again; this time to Saskatchewan, Canada. Simon and Marian Dobson's youngest child, Edwin Claude (1905-1934) was born there.
Marian Eliza Dobson died March 25, 1914 in the Parkside District of Saskatchewan, Canada. She was 45 years old.
(bio by Darlene Hightower)
The Matson family lived in Mercer County until the spring of 1877, when the family moved to Sumner County, Kansas and located 5 miles south of Argonia.
Marian Eliza Matson married Simon Franklin Dobson, February 16, 1888 in Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas. Six children were born in Sumner County. Four of these children, Eliza A., Stella, Sallie, and Jim, died in infancy or early childhood. The other two children born in Kansas were George Wilber/William (1890-1913) and Matilda "Tillie" (1897-).
By about 1900, the Dobson family had moved to the state of Washington, probably Snohomish County. About 1904/1905, the Dobson family moved again; this time to Saskatchewan, Canada. Simon and Marian Dobson's youngest child, Edwin Claude (1905-1934) was born there.
Marian Eliza Dobson died March 25, 1914 in the Parkside District of Saskatchewan, Canada. She was 45 years old.
(bio by Darlene Hightower)
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