Amelia Betsey Child was born on September 7, 1835, in Hammond, St. Sawrence Co., New York. She married James Sheffield Maxson on December 18, 1859. Six children were born to their union: Lovanthia Maxson (1860), Julia Bell Maxson (1862), Mary A. Maxson (1865), John Child Maxson (1867), Sarah Lucinda Maxson (1869) and Gertrude Altana Maxson (1874). All the children were born in Lima Township, Rock Co., Wisconsin; except the last daughter, Gertrude, who was born in Kansas.
Amelia died on November 19, 1896, in Erie, Kansas and was buried in Oak Wood Cemetery in Parsons, Labette Co., Kansas.
A obituary can be found at the Seventh Day Baptist Center, Janesville, Wisconsin; in "The Sabbath Recorder," Vol 52, p 831, Dec. 28, 1896.
Information provided on RootsWeb.com: "They Came To Milton," by Jon Saunders.
Amelia died on November 19, 1896, in Erie, Kansas and was buried in Oak Wood Cemetery in Parsons, Labette Co., Kansas.
A obituary can be found at the Seventh Day Baptist Center, Janesville, Wisconsin; in "The Sabbath Recorder," Vol 52, p 831, Dec. 28, 1896.
Information provided on RootsWeb.com: "They Came To Milton," by Jon Saunders.
Amelia Betsey Child was born on September 7, 1835, in Hammond, St. Sawrence Co., New York. She married James Sheffield Maxson on December 18, 1859. Six children were born to their union: Lovanthia Maxson (1860), Julia Bell Maxson (1862), Mary A. Maxson (1865), John Child Maxson (1867), Sarah Lucinda Maxson (1869) and Gertrude Altana Maxson (1874). All the children were born in Lima Township, Rock Co., Wisconsin; except the last daughter, Gertrude, who was born in Kansas.
Amelia died on November 19, 1896, in Erie, Kansas and was buried in Oak Wood Cemetery in Parsons, Labette Co., Kansas.
A obituary can be found at the Seventh Day Baptist Center, Janesville, Wisconsin; in "The Sabbath Recorder," Vol 52, p 831, Dec. 28, 1896.
Information provided on RootsWeb.com: "They Came To Milton," by Jon Saunders.
Amelia died on November 19, 1896, in Erie, Kansas and was buried in Oak Wood Cemetery in Parsons, Labette Co., Kansas.
A obituary can be found at the Seventh Day Baptist Center, Janesville, Wisconsin; in "The Sabbath Recorder," Vol 52, p 831, Dec. 28, 1896.
Information provided on RootsWeb.com: "They Came To Milton," by Jon Saunders.
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