from the Recorder-Tribune, August 29, 1907:
"Jane Sarah Thompson was born in Indiana May 18, 1838, and died August 18, 1907, at her home in Colorado Springs, aged 69 years and 3 months. When she was 2 years of age, her parents moved to Whiteside County, Ill., where she grew to womanhood. She was there married to Robert M. Kennedy Dec. 16, 1858. In 1865, they moved to Holton, where she lived until 1902, when she went to Colorado Springs, soon after the death of her husband. To Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy were born seven children, all of whom are living except the youngest daughter, who preceded her mother to the spirit land six years ago. The children living are Sarah Pool and Nannie Stauffer, of Circleville, Kansas, and Ida Jones and Margaret and Alyce Kennedy, of Colorado Springs, and J. Robert Kennedy, of Holton. She united with the Presbyterian Church when a young girl, and she, with her husband, was among the charter members of the First Presbyterian Church at Holton, where she was an active member. When she removed to Colorado Springs, she moved her church membership to the First Presbyterian church there ... laid to rest beside her husband in the Holton Cemetery."
from the Recorder-Tribune, August 22, 1907:
"Mrs. Kennedy formerly resided in Holton but since the death of Mr. Kennedy has made her home with her children in Circleville and Colorado Springs."
"Jane Sarah Thompson was born in Indiana May 18, 1838, and died August 18, 1907, at her home in Colorado Springs, aged 69 years and 3 months. When she was 2 years of age, her parents moved to Whiteside County, Ill., where she grew to womanhood. She was there married to Robert M. Kennedy Dec. 16, 1858. In 1865, they moved to Holton, where she lived until 1902, when she went to Colorado Springs, soon after the death of her husband. To Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy were born seven children, all of whom are living except the youngest daughter, who preceded her mother to the spirit land six years ago. The children living are Sarah Pool and Nannie Stauffer, of Circleville, Kansas, and Ida Jones and Margaret and Alyce Kennedy, of Colorado Springs, and J. Robert Kennedy, of Holton. She united with the Presbyterian Church when a young girl, and she, with her husband, was among the charter members of the First Presbyterian Church at Holton, where she was an active member. When she removed to Colorado Springs, she moved her church membership to the First Presbyterian church there ... laid to rest beside her husband in the Holton Cemetery."
from the Recorder-Tribune, August 22, 1907:
"Mrs. Kennedy formerly resided in Holton but since the death of Mr. Kennedy has made her home with her children in Circleville and Colorado Springs."
from the Recorder-Tribune, August 29, 1907:
"Jane Sarah Thompson was born in Indiana May 18, 1838, and died August 18, 1907, at her home in Colorado Springs, aged 69 years and 3 months. When she was 2 years of age, her parents moved to Whiteside County, Ill., where she grew to womanhood. She was there married to Robert M. Kennedy Dec. 16, 1858. In 1865, they moved to Holton, where she lived until 1902, when she went to Colorado Springs, soon after the death of her husband. To Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy were born seven children, all of whom are living except the youngest daughter, who preceded her mother to the spirit land six years ago. The children living are Sarah Pool and Nannie Stauffer, of Circleville, Kansas, and Ida Jones and Margaret and Alyce Kennedy, of Colorado Springs, and J. Robert Kennedy, of Holton. She united with the Presbyterian Church when a young girl, and she, with her husband, was among the charter members of the First Presbyterian Church at Holton, where she was an active member. When she removed to Colorado Springs, she moved her church membership to the First Presbyterian church there ... laid to rest beside her husband in the Holton Cemetery."
from the Recorder-Tribune, August 22, 1907:
"Mrs. Kennedy formerly resided in Holton but since the death of Mr. Kennedy has made her home with her children in Circleville and Colorado Springs."
"Jane Sarah Thompson was born in Indiana May 18, 1838, and died August 18, 1907, at her home in Colorado Springs, aged 69 years and 3 months. When she was 2 years of age, her parents moved to Whiteside County, Ill., where she grew to womanhood. She was there married to Robert M. Kennedy Dec. 16, 1858. In 1865, they moved to Holton, where she lived until 1902, when she went to Colorado Springs, soon after the death of her husband. To Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy were born seven children, all of whom are living except the youngest daughter, who preceded her mother to the spirit land six years ago. The children living are Sarah Pool and Nannie Stauffer, of Circleville, Kansas, and Ida Jones and Margaret and Alyce Kennedy, of Colorado Springs, and J. Robert Kennedy, of Holton. She united with the Presbyterian Church when a young girl, and she, with her husband, was among the charter members of the First Presbyterian Church at Holton, where she was an active member. When she removed to Colorado Springs, she moved her church membership to the First Presbyterian church there ... laid to rest beside her husband in the Holton Cemetery."
from the Recorder-Tribune, August 22, 1907:
"Mrs. Kennedy formerly resided in Holton but since the death of Mr. Kennedy has made her home with her children in Circleville and Colorado Springs."
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