Mary Bartholomew obituary, The Lodi (Wisconsin) Valley News, 1 May 1886, page 3, column 2.
Died, at 12 midnight, April 17th, 1886, at her residence in Lodi, Wis., Mary Bartholomew, widow of the late Marston C. Bartholomew, aged eighty-one years.
The subject of this notice was born near Dover, Delaware, February 20, 1805. When about five years of age her father, Robert Hopkins, moved and settled near Shelbyville, Kentucky, continuing at Shelbyville several years, after which Mr. Hopkins sold his farm and removed to Charlestown, Indiana, freeing all his slaves before leaving the state of Kentucky.
On May 15, 1828, she married Marston C. Bartholomew, and two years thereafter moved and settled at Lexington, Illinois, continuing at Lexington for fifteen years, then removed and settled at Lodi, Wis., Sept. 9, 1845, being a constant resident at Lodi forty-one years.
She experienced religion when about ten years of age and was a devoted christian for seventy one years, passing away, as she had lived so long, in full faith of her Lord and Master.
From "The History of Columbia County, Wisconsin" 1880:
M. C. Bartholomew, who came to the town of Lodi in the spring of 1845. He was born in Clarke Co., Ind., in 1806; removed to Illinois in 1830; then to Columbia Co., Wis. His wife was Mary Hopkins, born in the State of Delaware.
Mary Hopkins married Marston Bartholomew on May 15, 1828, possibly in Illinois.
Died, at 12 midnight, April 17th, 1886, at her residence in Lodi, Wis., Mary Bartholomew, widow of the late Marston C. Bartholomew, aged eighty-one years.
The subject of this notice was born near Dover, Delaware, February 20, 1805. When about five years of age her father, Robert Hopkins, moved and settled near Shelbyville, Kentucky, continuing at Shelbyville several years, after which Mr. Hopkins sold his farm and removed to Charlestown, Indiana, freeing all his slaves before leaving the state of Kentucky.
On May 15, 1828, she married Marston C. Bartholomew, and two years thereafter moved and settled at Lexington, Illinois, continuing at Lexington for fifteen years, then removed and settled at Lodi, Wis., Sept. 9, 1845, being a constant resident at Lodi forty-one years.
She experienced religion when about ten years of age and was a devoted christian for seventy one years, passing away, as she had lived so long, in full faith of her Lord and Master.
From "The History of Columbia County, Wisconsin" 1880:
M. C. Bartholomew, who came to the town of Lodi in the spring of 1845. He was born in Clarke Co., Ind., in 1806; removed to Illinois in 1830; then to Columbia Co., Wis. His wife was Mary Hopkins, born in the State of Delaware.
Mary Hopkins married Marston Bartholomew on May 15, 1828, possibly in Illinois.
Mary Bartholomew obituary, The Lodi (Wisconsin) Valley News, 1 May 1886, page 3, column 2.
Died, at 12 midnight, April 17th, 1886, at her residence in Lodi, Wis., Mary Bartholomew, widow of the late Marston C. Bartholomew, aged eighty-one years.
The subject of this notice was born near Dover, Delaware, February 20, 1805. When about five years of age her father, Robert Hopkins, moved and settled near Shelbyville, Kentucky, continuing at Shelbyville several years, after which Mr. Hopkins sold his farm and removed to Charlestown, Indiana, freeing all his slaves before leaving the state of Kentucky.
On May 15, 1828, she married Marston C. Bartholomew, and two years thereafter moved and settled at Lexington, Illinois, continuing at Lexington for fifteen years, then removed and settled at Lodi, Wis., Sept. 9, 1845, being a constant resident at Lodi forty-one years.
She experienced religion when about ten years of age and was a devoted christian for seventy one years, passing away, as she had lived so long, in full faith of her Lord and Master.
From "The History of Columbia County, Wisconsin" 1880:
M. C. Bartholomew, who came to the town of Lodi in the spring of 1845. He was born in Clarke Co., Ind., in 1806; removed to Illinois in 1830; then to Columbia Co., Wis. His wife was Mary Hopkins, born in the State of Delaware.
Mary Hopkins married Marston Bartholomew on May 15, 1828, possibly in Illinois.
Died, at 12 midnight, April 17th, 1886, at her residence in Lodi, Wis., Mary Bartholomew, widow of the late Marston C. Bartholomew, aged eighty-one years.
The subject of this notice was born near Dover, Delaware, February 20, 1805. When about five years of age her father, Robert Hopkins, moved and settled near Shelbyville, Kentucky, continuing at Shelbyville several years, after which Mr. Hopkins sold his farm and removed to Charlestown, Indiana, freeing all his slaves before leaving the state of Kentucky.
On May 15, 1828, she married Marston C. Bartholomew, and two years thereafter moved and settled at Lexington, Illinois, continuing at Lexington for fifteen years, then removed and settled at Lodi, Wis., Sept. 9, 1845, being a constant resident at Lodi forty-one years.
She experienced religion when about ten years of age and was a devoted christian for seventy one years, passing away, as she had lived so long, in full faith of her Lord and Master.
From "The History of Columbia County, Wisconsin" 1880:
M. C. Bartholomew, who came to the town of Lodi in the spring of 1845. He was born in Clarke Co., Ind., in 1806; removed to Illinois in 1830; then to Columbia Co., Wis. His wife was Mary Hopkins, born in the State of Delaware.
Mary Hopkins married Marston Bartholomew on May 15, 1828, possibly in Illinois.
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Wife of M.C. In October 2009 a Find A Grave volunteer reported that they talked to the cemetery sexton who confirmed the burial in Eaton's Addition of Mt. Pleasant Cemetery - unfortunately, the grave can not be found.
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