Nancy Emeline Kimzey Campbell and Mary Jane Kimzey Kelso were the daughters of Alexander Armstrong and Jane E. Hill Kimzey. After Nancy died in 1876 her sister Mary Jane and her husband James W. Kelso raised Nancy's daughter Grace. Mary Jane died in August 1880 a week after giving birth to a son who died. After Mary Jane's death her parents raised Grace. Later the family moved to Kansas and Mary Jane's widower James W. Kelso moved with them. He helped the grandparents raise Grace Campbell. He is seen in the 1900 census living with Grace, her husband Jim Ridpath, and their daughter Juanita.
The two Kimzey sisters are buried next to each other in Galum Presbyterian Cemetery near Pinckneyville, Illinois. Their graves are marked only with rocks.∼Blacksmith
Cutler, Perry Co Illinois in the 1880 Census
J W Kelso 34 ILL Ire SC
Mary 30 Ill
Grace 4 ILL IL IL (dau of sister Nancy Kimsey Campbell)
W T WHite 27
1900 Center, Stevens Co, Ks
James Ridpath Dec 1873 26 Ks
Grace Sep 1875 24 Ill IN IL
Wanita Nov 1899 7/12 Ks
James W Kelso Sept 1846 53 Ill
James W Kelso and Mary Jane Kimzey raised Grace Emmaline Campbell born 22 Sep 1875 Ill dau of her sister Nancy and A V Campbell
The two Kimzey sisters are buried next to each other in Galum Presbyterian Cemetery near Pinckneyville, Illinois. Their graves are marked only with rocks.∼Blacksmith
Cutler, Perry Co Illinois in the 1880 Census
J W Kelso 34 ILL Ire SC
Mary 30 Ill
Grace 4 ILL IL IL (dau of sister Nancy Kimsey Campbell)
W T WHite 27
1900 Center, Stevens Co, Ks
James Ridpath Dec 1873 26 Ks
Grace Sep 1875 24 Ill IN IL
Wanita Nov 1899 7/12 Ks
James W Kelso Sept 1846 53 Ill
James W Kelso and Mary Jane Kimzey raised Grace Emmaline Campbell born 22 Sep 1875 Ill dau of her sister Nancy and A V Campbell
Nancy Emeline Kimzey Campbell and Mary Jane Kimzey Kelso were the daughters of Alexander Armstrong and Jane E. Hill Kimzey. After Nancy died in 1876 her sister Mary Jane and her husband James W. Kelso raised Nancy's daughter Grace. Mary Jane died in August 1880 a week after giving birth to a son who died. After Mary Jane's death her parents raised Grace. Later the family moved to Kansas and Mary Jane's widower James W. Kelso moved with them. He helped the grandparents raise Grace Campbell. He is seen in the 1900 census living with Grace, her husband Jim Ridpath, and their daughter Juanita.
The two Kimzey sisters are buried next to each other in Galum Presbyterian Cemetery near Pinckneyville, Illinois. Their graves are marked only with rocks.∼Blacksmith
Cutler, Perry Co Illinois in the 1880 Census
J W Kelso 34 ILL Ire SC
Mary 30 Ill
Grace 4 ILL IL IL (dau of sister Nancy Kimsey Campbell)
W T WHite 27
1900 Center, Stevens Co, Ks
James Ridpath Dec 1873 26 Ks
Grace Sep 1875 24 Ill IN IL
Wanita Nov 1899 7/12 Ks
James W Kelso Sept 1846 53 Ill
James W Kelso and Mary Jane Kimzey raised Grace Emmaline Campbell born 22 Sep 1875 Ill dau of her sister Nancy and A V Campbell
The two Kimzey sisters are buried next to each other in Galum Presbyterian Cemetery near Pinckneyville, Illinois. Their graves are marked only with rocks.∼Blacksmith
Cutler, Perry Co Illinois in the 1880 Census
J W Kelso 34 ILL Ire SC
Mary 30 Ill
Grace 4 ILL IL IL (dau of sister Nancy Kimsey Campbell)
W T WHite 27
1900 Center, Stevens Co, Ks
James Ridpath Dec 1873 26 Ks
Grace Sep 1875 24 Ill IN IL
Wanita Nov 1899 7/12 Ks
James W Kelso Sept 1846 53 Ill
James W Kelso and Mary Jane Kimzey raised Grace Emmaline Campbell born 22 Sep 1875 Ill dau of her sister Nancy and A V Campbell
Gravesite Details
Marked only with a rock. She is buried next to her sister Nancy Emeline Kimzey Campbell.
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