William Shipp was married in 1858 to Miss M. J. Strother, who, like himself, was born and reared in Mississippi, she being just four years younger. They have a family of seven children, two sons and five daughters, viz.: George, a resident of New Mexico; John M., who has charge of the ranch; Eliza, now Mrs. Ambrose of Arizona; Carrie, Lela, Lizzie and Mittie
Mary was very sick and confined to bed when she learned her husband had been hit by a train and had died on January 16, 1900. She lived only 3 weeks more.
Mary was very sick and confined to bed when she learned her husband had been hit by a train and had died on January 16, 1900. She lived only 3 weeks more.
William Shipp was married in 1858 to Miss M. J. Strother, who, like himself, was born and reared in Mississippi, she being just four years younger. They have a family of seven children, two sons and five daughters, viz.: George, a resident of New Mexico; John M., who has charge of the ranch; Eliza, now Mrs. Ambrose of Arizona; Carrie, Lela, Lizzie and Mittie
Mary was very sick and confined to bed when she learned her husband had been hit by a train and had died on January 16, 1900. She lived only 3 weeks more.
Mary was very sick and confined to bed when she learned her husband had been hit by a train and had died on January 16, 1900. She lived only 3 weeks more.
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