DIED.—At Guilford, Wilson county, Kansas, on Friday, August 15th, 1873, Mrs. Marian Akin, wife of Hon. Andrew Akin, aged 61 years. She was buried at Topeka, August 17th, 1873.
Mrs. Akin, in company with her husband, was recently at Augusta on a visit to her son, Eugene L. Akin, Esq., and her many friends were rejoiced to see her familiar face again.
She was in feeble health, and her friends, when they bade her farewell, were afraid they should see her no more. She was a faithful wife, devoted mother and conscientious Christian lady. Society has lost a kind friend and a very valuable member. The sympathies of the whole community are with the relations of the deceased. —Augusta Republican.
—Emporia News (Emporia, KS), September 5, 1873, p 1, c 5.
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children:
Caroline (1833-1911)
Carlos G. (1833-1871) see #12306435
Harriet "Hattie" b. 1835
Eugene L. b. 1838
Henry C. (1834-1935) see # 7491532
Emma O. (1847-1904)
Charles M. (1849-1875)
Marian A. (1868-69)
Mrs. Akin, in company with her husband, was recently at Augusta on a visit to her son, Eugene L. Akin, Esq., and her many friends were rejoiced to see her familiar face again.
She was in feeble health, and her friends, when they bade her farewell, were afraid they should see her no more. She was a faithful wife, devoted mother and conscientious Christian lady. Society has lost a kind friend and a very valuable member. The sympathies of the whole community are with the relations of the deceased. —Augusta Republican.
—Emporia News (Emporia, KS), September 5, 1873, p 1, c 5.
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children:
Caroline (1833-1911)
Carlos G. (1833-1871) see #12306435
Harriet "Hattie" b. 1835
Eugene L. b. 1838
Henry C. (1834-1935) see # 7491532
Emma O. (1847-1904)
Charles M. (1849-1875)
Marian A. (1868-69)
DIED.—At Guilford, Wilson county, Kansas, on Friday, August 15th, 1873, Mrs. Marian Akin, wife of Hon. Andrew Akin, aged 61 years. She was buried at Topeka, August 17th, 1873.
Mrs. Akin, in company with her husband, was recently at Augusta on a visit to her son, Eugene L. Akin, Esq., and her many friends were rejoiced to see her familiar face again.
She was in feeble health, and her friends, when they bade her farewell, were afraid they should see her no more. She was a faithful wife, devoted mother and conscientious Christian lady. Society has lost a kind friend and a very valuable member. The sympathies of the whole community are with the relations of the deceased. —Augusta Republican.
—Emporia News (Emporia, KS), September 5, 1873, p 1, c 5.
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children:
Caroline (1833-1911)
Carlos G. (1833-1871) see #12306435
Harriet "Hattie" b. 1835
Eugene L. b. 1838
Henry C. (1834-1935) see # 7491532
Emma O. (1847-1904)
Charles M. (1849-1875)
Marian A. (1868-69)
Mrs. Akin, in company with her husband, was recently at Augusta on a visit to her son, Eugene L. Akin, Esq., and her many friends were rejoiced to see her familiar face again.
She was in feeble health, and her friends, when they bade her farewell, were afraid they should see her no more. She was a faithful wife, devoted mother and conscientious Christian lady. Society has lost a kind friend and a very valuable member. The sympathies of the whole community are with the relations of the deceased. —Augusta Republican.
—Emporia News (Emporia, KS), September 5, 1873, p 1, c 5.
Info provided by 47628867
children:
Caroline (1833-1911)
Carlos G. (1833-1871) see #12306435
Harriet "Hattie" b. 1835
Eugene L. b. 1838
Henry C. (1834-1935) see # 7491532
Emma O. (1847-1904)
Charles M. (1849-1875)
Marian A. (1868-69)
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