Appeared in Hopkins Journal, 1881 partial obituary.
Dawes, Mary - Died, at her residence in Hopkins, MO on the 21st of Feb. 1881, of typhoid fever and inflammation of the bowels, Mrs. Mary Dawes, wife of Dr. G.A. Dawes, after being confined to her bed about ten days. She had been suffering from a cold for some time but considered herself in no danger until her final sickness.
Mrs. Dawes was born in New York City, March 1st, 1844. When about six years of age her father Mr. Videll, removed to Wisconsin where she grew to womanhood.
She was married to Dr. Dawes, January 10, 1866, near Ft. Scott, Kansas, one year after going to that state. In 1869 she went to Wisconsin again, and there remained until she came to Hopkins in May 1875. Her kind and gentle manner has won the esteem and love of all who knew her. All regret her untimely death and feel the greatest sympathy for the doctor in his bereavement and sore distress. She leaves -- children, a little girl of twelve and -- ten years to mourn her loss. She was a loving mother, a faithful wife and a true and generous friend. (From the 1880 census for Nodaway Co. MO the children with her at the time are Mary age 11 and Joseph age 9.)
Rest of obituary missing too many words.
There is a John Videl born in NY with wife Sarah born in PA and children John, Mary and Joseph born in NY, and Sophie and Catherine born in Wis. listed in the 1860 census for Wisconsin, Waushara County. the child Mary was born about 1844. Further research has confirmed that the John L. Vidal and Sarah T. Vidal buried in Waushara Co. WI are the parents of Mary Vidal Dawes.
Dawes, Mary - Died, at her residence in Hopkins, MO on the 21st of Feb. 1881, of typhoid fever and inflammation of the bowels, Mrs. Mary Dawes, wife of Dr. G.A. Dawes, after being confined to her bed about ten days. She had been suffering from a cold for some time but considered herself in no danger until her final sickness.
Mrs. Dawes was born in New York City, March 1st, 1844. When about six years of age her father Mr. Videll, removed to Wisconsin where she grew to womanhood.
She was married to Dr. Dawes, January 10, 1866, near Ft. Scott, Kansas, one year after going to that state. In 1869 she went to Wisconsin again, and there remained until she came to Hopkins in May 1875. Her kind and gentle manner has won the esteem and love of all who knew her. All regret her untimely death and feel the greatest sympathy for the doctor in his bereavement and sore distress. She leaves -- children, a little girl of twelve and -- ten years to mourn her loss. She was a loving mother, a faithful wife and a true and generous friend. (From the 1880 census for Nodaway Co. MO the children with her at the time are Mary age 11 and Joseph age 9.)
Rest of obituary missing too many words.
There is a John Videl born in NY with wife Sarah born in PA and children John, Mary and Joseph born in NY, and Sophie and Catherine born in Wis. listed in the 1860 census for Wisconsin, Waushara County. the child Mary was born about 1844. Further research has confirmed that the John L. Vidal and Sarah T. Vidal buried in Waushara Co. WI are the parents of Mary Vidal Dawes.
Appeared in Hopkins Journal, 1881 partial obituary.
Dawes, Mary - Died, at her residence in Hopkins, MO on the 21st of Feb. 1881, of typhoid fever and inflammation of the bowels, Mrs. Mary Dawes, wife of Dr. G.A. Dawes, after being confined to her bed about ten days. She had been suffering from a cold for some time but considered herself in no danger until her final sickness.
Mrs. Dawes was born in New York City, March 1st, 1844. When about six years of age her father Mr. Videll, removed to Wisconsin where she grew to womanhood.
She was married to Dr. Dawes, January 10, 1866, near Ft. Scott, Kansas, one year after going to that state. In 1869 she went to Wisconsin again, and there remained until she came to Hopkins in May 1875. Her kind and gentle manner has won the esteem and love of all who knew her. All regret her untimely death and feel the greatest sympathy for the doctor in his bereavement and sore distress. She leaves -- children, a little girl of twelve and -- ten years to mourn her loss. She was a loving mother, a faithful wife and a true and generous friend. (From the 1880 census for Nodaway Co. MO the children with her at the time are Mary age 11 and Joseph age 9.)
Rest of obituary missing too many words.
There is a John Videl born in NY with wife Sarah born in PA and children John, Mary and Joseph born in NY, and Sophie and Catherine born in Wis. listed in the 1860 census for Wisconsin, Waushara County. the child Mary was born about 1844. Further research has confirmed that the John L. Vidal and Sarah T. Vidal buried in Waushara Co. WI are the parents of Mary Vidal Dawes.
Dawes, Mary - Died, at her residence in Hopkins, MO on the 21st of Feb. 1881, of typhoid fever and inflammation of the bowels, Mrs. Mary Dawes, wife of Dr. G.A. Dawes, after being confined to her bed about ten days. She had been suffering from a cold for some time but considered herself in no danger until her final sickness.
Mrs. Dawes was born in New York City, March 1st, 1844. When about six years of age her father Mr. Videll, removed to Wisconsin where she grew to womanhood.
She was married to Dr. Dawes, January 10, 1866, near Ft. Scott, Kansas, one year after going to that state. In 1869 she went to Wisconsin again, and there remained until she came to Hopkins in May 1875. Her kind and gentle manner has won the esteem and love of all who knew her. All regret her untimely death and feel the greatest sympathy for the doctor in his bereavement and sore distress. She leaves -- children, a little girl of twelve and -- ten years to mourn her loss. She was a loving mother, a faithful wife and a true and generous friend. (From the 1880 census for Nodaway Co. MO the children with her at the time are Mary age 11 and Joseph age 9.)
Rest of obituary missing too many words.
There is a John Videl born in NY with wife Sarah born in PA and children John, Mary and Joseph born in NY, and Sophie and Catherine born in Wis. listed in the 1860 census for Wisconsin, Waushara County. the child Mary was born about 1844. Further research has confirmed that the John L. Vidal and Sarah T. Vidal buried in Waushara Co. WI are the parents of Mary Vidal Dawes.
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