Fannie Jennie Dewey-Barrow-Smith-Young 1st married Peter F. Barrow (son of Peter J. Barrow and Bridget Holmes) on October 23, 1900.
Peter passed away on 12 May 1909 … at his funeral; Lyman Smith (husband #2) was a pall bearer for Peter
… Obviously these two families knew and had regard for one another.
From this marriage came Viola Harriet Barrow, Dewey Dwight Barrow …
Fannie next married Lyman Smith (son of John L. Smith and Abigail C. Hart ... John L. Smith was a New York State Assemblyman from 1898 to 1902) on November 2nd 1909 … 6 months after her first husband passed away.
To them were born one son they named Lyman Theodore Smith (Sr.) … Lyman was born June 28, 1914
and passed away October 16, 1997.
The following is a marriage announcement found in the:
The Journal and Republican
Lowville, Lewis, New York
Thursday November 11, 1909
CONSTABLEVILLE
Constableville friends extend congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Smith, whose marriage took place in Martinsburg on November 2nd.
Fannie then lost her husband Lyman to death during the Influenza incidents on February 13, 1920.
Fannie married for the 3rd time to James G. Young (parents unknown) on June 17, 1921. Following is a newspaper announcement of that occasion:
The Journal and Republican
Lowville, New York
Thursday June 23, 1921
MARTINSBURG
James G. Young and Mrs. Fannie J. Smith United in Marriage at M. E. Parsonage –
James G. Young and Mrs. Fannie J. Smith, both of Constableville, were married at the M. E. parsonage, Friday morning, June 17th, by Rev. J. A. Sherlock, pastor of the M. E. church. They were attended by Clarence A. Smith and Miss Viola H. Barrow, a son and daughter of Mrs. Smith. The bridegroom is a farmer and both he and Mrs. Young are well known in this vicinity. After a brief wedding trip to Canada, they will reside in Constableville.
We have not been able to determine the date of death for James G. Young at this point, but it appears he passed away before Fannie. She then had been a widow 3 times in her life. She was a diabetic and her grandson recalls visiting her in her home … and she was bedridden. She passed away on December 9, 1949 in Watson, Lewis County, New York and is buried in the Turin Cemetery, Turin, Lewis, New York.
Peter passed away on 12 May 1909 … at his funeral; Lyman Smith (husband #2) was a pall bearer for Peter
… Obviously these two families knew and had regard for one another.
From this marriage came Viola Harriet Barrow, Dewey Dwight Barrow …
Fannie next married Lyman Smith (son of John L. Smith and Abigail C. Hart ... John L. Smith was a New York State Assemblyman from 1898 to 1902) on November 2nd 1909 … 6 months after her first husband passed away.
To them were born one son they named Lyman Theodore Smith (Sr.) … Lyman was born June 28, 1914
and passed away October 16, 1997.
The following is a marriage announcement found in the:
The Journal and Republican
Lowville, Lewis, New York
Thursday November 11, 1909
CONSTABLEVILLE
Constableville friends extend congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Smith, whose marriage took place in Martinsburg on November 2nd.
Fannie then lost her husband Lyman to death during the Influenza incidents on February 13, 1920.
Fannie married for the 3rd time to James G. Young (parents unknown) on June 17, 1921. Following is a newspaper announcement of that occasion:
The Journal and Republican
Lowville, New York
Thursday June 23, 1921
MARTINSBURG
James G. Young and Mrs. Fannie J. Smith United in Marriage at M. E. Parsonage –
James G. Young and Mrs. Fannie J. Smith, both of Constableville, were married at the M. E. parsonage, Friday morning, June 17th, by Rev. J. A. Sherlock, pastor of the M. E. church. They were attended by Clarence A. Smith and Miss Viola H. Barrow, a son and daughter of Mrs. Smith. The bridegroom is a farmer and both he and Mrs. Young are well known in this vicinity. After a brief wedding trip to Canada, they will reside in Constableville.
We have not been able to determine the date of death for James G. Young at this point, but it appears he passed away before Fannie. She then had been a widow 3 times in her life. She was a diabetic and her grandson recalls visiting her in her home … and she was bedridden. She passed away on December 9, 1949 in Watson, Lewis County, New York and is buried in the Turin Cemetery, Turin, Lewis, New York.
Fannie Jennie Dewey-Barrow-Smith-Young 1st married Peter F. Barrow (son of Peter J. Barrow and Bridget Holmes) on October 23, 1900.
Peter passed away on 12 May 1909 … at his funeral; Lyman Smith (husband #2) was a pall bearer for Peter
… Obviously these two families knew and had regard for one another.
From this marriage came Viola Harriet Barrow, Dewey Dwight Barrow …
Fannie next married Lyman Smith (son of John L. Smith and Abigail C. Hart ... John L. Smith was a New York State Assemblyman from 1898 to 1902) on November 2nd 1909 … 6 months after her first husband passed away.
To them were born one son they named Lyman Theodore Smith (Sr.) … Lyman was born June 28, 1914
and passed away October 16, 1997.
The following is a marriage announcement found in the:
The Journal and Republican
Lowville, Lewis, New York
Thursday November 11, 1909
CONSTABLEVILLE
Constableville friends extend congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Smith, whose marriage took place in Martinsburg on November 2nd.
Fannie then lost her husband Lyman to death during the Influenza incidents on February 13, 1920.
Fannie married for the 3rd time to James G. Young (parents unknown) on June 17, 1921. Following is a newspaper announcement of that occasion:
The Journal and Republican
Lowville, New York
Thursday June 23, 1921
MARTINSBURG
James G. Young and Mrs. Fannie J. Smith United in Marriage at M. E. Parsonage –
James G. Young and Mrs. Fannie J. Smith, both of Constableville, were married at the M. E. parsonage, Friday morning, June 17th, by Rev. J. A. Sherlock, pastor of the M. E. church. They were attended by Clarence A. Smith and Miss Viola H. Barrow, a son and daughter of Mrs. Smith. The bridegroom is a farmer and both he and Mrs. Young are well known in this vicinity. After a brief wedding trip to Canada, they will reside in Constableville.
We have not been able to determine the date of death for James G. Young at this point, but it appears he passed away before Fannie. She then had been a widow 3 times in her life. She was a diabetic and her grandson recalls visiting her in her home … and she was bedridden. She passed away on December 9, 1949 in Watson, Lewis County, New York and is buried in the Turin Cemetery, Turin, Lewis, New York.
Peter passed away on 12 May 1909 … at his funeral; Lyman Smith (husband #2) was a pall bearer for Peter
… Obviously these two families knew and had regard for one another.
From this marriage came Viola Harriet Barrow, Dewey Dwight Barrow …
Fannie next married Lyman Smith (son of John L. Smith and Abigail C. Hart ... John L. Smith was a New York State Assemblyman from 1898 to 1902) on November 2nd 1909 … 6 months after her first husband passed away.
To them were born one son they named Lyman Theodore Smith (Sr.) … Lyman was born June 28, 1914
and passed away October 16, 1997.
The following is a marriage announcement found in the:
The Journal and Republican
Lowville, Lewis, New York
Thursday November 11, 1909
CONSTABLEVILLE
Constableville friends extend congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Smith, whose marriage took place in Martinsburg on November 2nd.
Fannie then lost her husband Lyman to death during the Influenza incidents on February 13, 1920.
Fannie married for the 3rd time to James G. Young (parents unknown) on June 17, 1921. Following is a newspaper announcement of that occasion:
The Journal and Republican
Lowville, New York
Thursday June 23, 1921
MARTINSBURG
James G. Young and Mrs. Fannie J. Smith United in Marriage at M. E. Parsonage –
James G. Young and Mrs. Fannie J. Smith, both of Constableville, were married at the M. E. parsonage, Friday morning, June 17th, by Rev. J. A. Sherlock, pastor of the M. E. church. They were attended by Clarence A. Smith and Miss Viola H. Barrow, a son and daughter of Mrs. Smith. The bridegroom is a farmer and both he and Mrs. Young are well known in this vicinity. After a brief wedding trip to Canada, they will reside in Constableville.
We have not been able to determine the date of death for James G. Young at this point, but it appears he passed away before Fannie. She then had been a widow 3 times in her life. She was a diabetic and her grandson recalls visiting her in her home … and she was bedridden. She passed away on December 9, 1949 in Watson, Lewis County, New York and is buried in the Turin Cemetery, Turin, Lewis, New York.
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