She was a widow.
Father: Nathaniel Wayland
Mother's maiden name: Mary Ann Crigler
Both parents born in Virginia
Memorial page was based on death certificate information with W. E. Carter of Marshall, Mo. as informant. Certificate said burial at Union Cemetery.∼Daughter of Nathaniel Skinner Wayland (1816--1896) and Mary Ann Crigler (1817-1880). Both parents and daughter with husband left Virginia and went to Missouri. Wife of Robert F Carter, who was a teacher. Mother of Mary, William E, and Edna.
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Newspaper Articles:
1896 (Aug) FAMILY REUNION. The Howard County (Mo.) Advertiser has the following: A family reunion was held at the residence of N. S. Wayland, at New Franklin Wednesday, three brothers and three sisters being present, together with their father, who is now in his 82nd year. The children present were: F. H. Wayland, of Brightwood, Va., J. W. Wayland, of Franklin; W. T. Wayland, of Fayette, and Mrs. Sarah E. Carter, of Saline County; Mrs. Annie Carpenter, and Miss Lucy Wayland, of New Franklin. The last reunion of the family was held at the old home place in Madison County, Virginia, on March 17, 1869. A large number of grandchildren and other relatives were present at the reunion Wednesday and it was a most joyous event for the family, though many faces were missed from the family circle, who have gone over to that other and better land. J E. Wayland, of the Roanoke post office, and J. H. Wayland, his brother, of Chicago, who Is now visiting friends here, were In attendance.
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Father: Nathaniel Wayland
Mother's maiden name: Mary Ann Crigler
Both parents born in Virginia
Memorial page was based on death certificate information with W. E. Carter of Marshall, Mo. as informant. Certificate said burial at Union Cemetery.∼Daughter of Nathaniel Skinner Wayland (1816--1896) and Mary Ann Crigler (1817-1880). Both parents and daughter with husband left Virginia and went to Missouri. Wife of Robert F Carter, who was a teacher. Mother of Mary, William E, and Edna.
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Newspaper Articles:
1896 (Aug) FAMILY REUNION. The Howard County (Mo.) Advertiser has the following: A family reunion was held at the residence of N. S. Wayland, at New Franklin Wednesday, three brothers and three sisters being present, together with their father, who is now in his 82nd year. The children present were: F. H. Wayland, of Brightwood, Va., J. W. Wayland, of Franklin; W. T. Wayland, of Fayette, and Mrs. Sarah E. Carter, of Saline County; Mrs. Annie Carpenter, and Miss Lucy Wayland, of New Franklin. The last reunion of the family was held at the old home place in Madison County, Virginia, on March 17, 1869. A large number of grandchildren and other relatives were present at the reunion Wednesday and it was a most joyous event for the family, though many faces were missed from the family circle, who have gone over to that other and better land. J E. Wayland, of the Roanoke post office, and J. H. Wayland, his brother, of Chicago, who Is now visiting friends here, were In attendance.
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She was a widow.
Father: Nathaniel Wayland
Mother's maiden name: Mary Ann Crigler
Both parents born in Virginia
Memorial page was based on death certificate information with W. E. Carter of Marshall, Mo. as informant. Certificate said burial at Union Cemetery.∼Daughter of Nathaniel Skinner Wayland (1816--1896) and Mary Ann Crigler (1817-1880). Both parents and daughter with husband left Virginia and went to Missouri. Wife of Robert F Carter, who was a teacher. Mother of Mary, William E, and Edna.
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Newspaper Articles:
1896 (Aug) FAMILY REUNION. The Howard County (Mo.) Advertiser has the following: A family reunion was held at the residence of N. S. Wayland, at New Franklin Wednesday, three brothers and three sisters being present, together with their father, who is now in his 82nd year. The children present were: F. H. Wayland, of Brightwood, Va., J. W. Wayland, of Franklin; W. T. Wayland, of Fayette, and Mrs. Sarah E. Carter, of Saline County; Mrs. Annie Carpenter, and Miss Lucy Wayland, of New Franklin. The last reunion of the family was held at the old home place in Madison County, Virginia, on March 17, 1869. A large number of grandchildren and other relatives were present at the reunion Wednesday and it was a most joyous event for the family, though many faces were missed from the family circle, who have gone over to that other and better land. J E. Wayland, of the Roanoke post office, and J. H. Wayland, his brother, of Chicago, who Is now visiting friends here, were In attendance.
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Father: Nathaniel Wayland
Mother's maiden name: Mary Ann Crigler
Both parents born in Virginia
Memorial page was based on death certificate information with W. E. Carter of Marshall, Mo. as informant. Certificate said burial at Union Cemetery.∼Daughter of Nathaniel Skinner Wayland (1816--1896) and Mary Ann Crigler (1817-1880). Both parents and daughter with husband left Virginia and went to Missouri. Wife of Robert F Carter, who was a teacher. Mother of Mary, William E, and Edna.
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Newspaper Articles:
1896 (Aug) FAMILY REUNION. The Howard County (Mo.) Advertiser has the following: A family reunion was held at the residence of N. S. Wayland, at New Franklin Wednesday, three brothers and three sisters being present, together with their father, who is now in his 82nd year. The children present were: F. H. Wayland, of Brightwood, Va., J. W. Wayland, of Franklin; W. T. Wayland, of Fayette, and Mrs. Sarah E. Carter, of Saline County; Mrs. Annie Carpenter, and Miss Lucy Wayland, of New Franklin. The last reunion of the family was held at the old home place in Madison County, Virginia, on March 17, 1869. A large number of grandchildren and other relatives were present at the reunion Wednesday and it was a most joyous event for the family, though many faces were missed from the family circle, who have gone over to that other and better land. J E. Wayland, of the Roanoke post office, and J. H. Wayland, his brother, of Chicago, who Is now visiting friends here, were In attendance.
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