Wife of William Tague (1826 Ohio-1893 Kansas). After his death married Henry C Adams (1831 Missouri - 1913 Kansas).
CHILDREN:
Oliver Tague born about 1852 Ohio.
Lunetta (Nettie) Tague born about 1854 Ohio. Married William Washington Bowser born July 1849 Indiana.
Emeline Tague born about 1857 Ohio. Married Christian Bamesberger born about 1852 Germany.
Willis Tague born 16 October 1858 Illinois. Died 20 August 1881 Kansas.
OBITUARY:
Mrs. Henry Adams, an old settler, died at her home in Americus Thursday morning. Mrs. Adams was about 84 years old and lived alone, having no immediate relatives near here. Early in the week she was found by friends, having fallen and cut a deep gash in her head. She was weak from loss of blood, having probably lain for several hours in a semi-conscious condition, before she was found. Pneumonia developed and she died Thursday morning. Her husband, Henry Adams, died suddenly about a year ago. She leaves several children, who live in California. Mrs. Adams probably would be better known as Mrs. William Tague. Funeral services were held at the Americus Methodist Church, Saturday morning at 11 o'clock, conducted by the pastor, Rev. E.H. Knepp, and interment was made in Frost Cemetery.(Obituary: Emporia Gazette, Tuesday, September 22, 1914.)
Source spouse, children name information: Ancestry.com. 1870 US Census, Americus, Lyon, Kansas. Also Findagrave.com for William Tague.
Source "Nettie" nick-name: Ancestry.com. Oyler Family Tree.
Source Bamesberger: Ancestry.com. 1910 US Census, Yuma, Yuma, Arizona.
Source Bowser: Ancestry.com. 1900 US Census, Center, Lyon, Kansas. Bowser middle name: Ancestry.com. Oyler Family Tree.
Obituary: Provided by Diana Staresinic-Deane F.A.G. #47268985.
CHILDREN:
Oliver Tague born about 1852 Ohio.
Lunetta (Nettie) Tague born about 1854 Ohio. Married William Washington Bowser born July 1849 Indiana.
Emeline Tague born about 1857 Ohio. Married Christian Bamesberger born about 1852 Germany.
Willis Tague born 16 October 1858 Illinois. Died 20 August 1881 Kansas.
OBITUARY:
Mrs. Henry Adams, an old settler, died at her home in Americus Thursday morning. Mrs. Adams was about 84 years old and lived alone, having no immediate relatives near here. Early in the week she was found by friends, having fallen and cut a deep gash in her head. She was weak from loss of blood, having probably lain for several hours in a semi-conscious condition, before she was found. Pneumonia developed and she died Thursday morning. Her husband, Henry Adams, died suddenly about a year ago. She leaves several children, who live in California. Mrs. Adams probably would be better known as Mrs. William Tague. Funeral services were held at the Americus Methodist Church, Saturday morning at 11 o'clock, conducted by the pastor, Rev. E.H. Knepp, and interment was made in Frost Cemetery.(Obituary: Emporia Gazette, Tuesday, September 22, 1914.)
Source spouse, children name information: Ancestry.com. 1870 US Census, Americus, Lyon, Kansas. Also Findagrave.com for William Tague.
Source "Nettie" nick-name: Ancestry.com. Oyler Family Tree.
Source Bamesberger: Ancestry.com. 1910 US Census, Yuma, Yuma, Arizona.
Source Bowser: Ancestry.com. 1900 US Census, Center, Lyon, Kansas. Bowser middle name: Ancestry.com. Oyler Family Tree.
Obituary: Provided by Diana Staresinic-Deane F.A.G. #47268985.
Wife of William Tague (1826 Ohio-1893 Kansas). After his death married Henry C Adams (1831 Missouri - 1913 Kansas).
CHILDREN:
Oliver Tague born about 1852 Ohio.
Lunetta (Nettie) Tague born about 1854 Ohio. Married William Washington Bowser born July 1849 Indiana.
Emeline Tague born about 1857 Ohio. Married Christian Bamesberger born about 1852 Germany.
Willis Tague born 16 October 1858 Illinois. Died 20 August 1881 Kansas.
OBITUARY:
Mrs. Henry Adams, an old settler, died at her home in Americus Thursday morning. Mrs. Adams was about 84 years old and lived alone, having no immediate relatives near here. Early in the week she was found by friends, having fallen and cut a deep gash in her head. She was weak from loss of blood, having probably lain for several hours in a semi-conscious condition, before she was found. Pneumonia developed and she died Thursday morning. Her husband, Henry Adams, died suddenly about a year ago. She leaves several children, who live in California. Mrs. Adams probably would be better known as Mrs. William Tague. Funeral services were held at the Americus Methodist Church, Saturday morning at 11 o'clock, conducted by the pastor, Rev. E.H. Knepp, and interment was made in Frost Cemetery.(Obituary: Emporia Gazette, Tuesday, September 22, 1914.)
Source spouse, children name information: Ancestry.com. 1870 US Census, Americus, Lyon, Kansas. Also Findagrave.com for William Tague.
Source "Nettie" nick-name: Ancestry.com. Oyler Family Tree.
Source Bamesberger: Ancestry.com. 1910 US Census, Yuma, Yuma, Arizona.
Source Bowser: Ancestry.com. 1900 US Census, Center, Lyon, Kansas. Bowser middle name: Ancestry.com. Oyler Family Tree.
Obituary: Provided by Diana Staresinic-Deane F.A.G. #47268985.
CHILDREN:
Oliver Tague born about 1852 Ohio.
Lunetta (Nettie) Tague born about 1854 Ohio. Married William Washington Bowser born July 1849 Indiana.
Emeline Tague born about 1857 Ohio. Married Christian Bamesberger born about 1852 Germany.
Willis Tague born 16 October 1858 Illinois. Died 20 August 1881 Kansas.
OBITUARY:
Mrs. Henry Adams, an old settler, died at her home in Americus Thursday morning. Mrs. Adams was about 84 years old and lived alone, having no immediate relatives near here. Early in the week she was found by friends, having fallen and cut a deep gash in her head. She was weak from loss of blood, having probably lain for several hours in a semi-conscious condition, before she was found. Pneumonia developed and she died Thursday morning. Her husband, Henry Adams, died suddenly about a year ago. She leaves several children, who live in California. Mrs. Adams probably would be better known as Mrs. William Tague. Funeral services were held at the Americus Methodist Church, Saturday morning at 11 o'clock, conducted by the pastor, Rev. E.H. Knepp, and interment was made in Frost Cemetery.(Obituary: Emporia Gazette, Tuesday, September 22, 1914.)
Source spouse, children name information: Ancestry.com. 1870 US Census, Americus, Lyon, Kansas. Also Findagrave.com for William Tague.
Source "Nettie" nick-name: Ancestry.com. Oyler Family Tree.
Source Bamesberger: Ancestry.com. 1910 US Census, Yuma, Yuma, Arizona.
Source Bowser: Ancestry.com. 1900 US Census, Center, Lyon, Kansas. Bowser middle name: Ancestry.com. Oyler Family Tree.
Obituary: Provided by Diana Staresinic-Deane F.A.G. #47268985.
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