Each time we receive a "edit" regarding the "correct cemetery we change and "edit" our Memorial...
THIS IS A DIRECT LINE OF OUR LOVED ONE. !
Please, we will not delete our Loved One.
We do not make demands of others , we expect the same respect.
Father : Amos Losey 1800 – 1884
Mother: Catherine Ridgeway 1800 – 1865
Wife : Juliana Smith Losey 1831-1910
"Jim" James moved his family to Nebraska in 1869, being one of the earliest settlers in that state, later they moved to Kansas. They lived in Kansas for about 28yrs.
Father of :
Henry Uriah Losey 1850 – 1874
William Vincent Losey 1852 –
Sarah (Sade) C. Losey1854 – 1920
Martha Jane L. Losey 1857 –
Lyman Woodruff Losey 1860 – 1942
George Thomas Benton Losey 1862 – 1862
Robert Morris Losey 1863 – 1908
John Milton Losey 1865 –
Emma Luella Losey 1867 – 1954
Frank Obediah Losey 1870 – 1962
Elmer Granville Losey 1872 – 1873
Leonora L. Losey 1874 – 1940
Narka News (Kansas) Feb. 25, 1910 issue.
Mrs. J. M. Losey died at her home in Cuba, Kansas and funeral services were held at the Ida Church followed by interment in the Ida cemetry. The deceased leaves a husband , three sons, and a daughter.
Cuba Daylight (Kansas) March 11, 1915 issue
J. M. Losey Died
Word was received of the death of Grandfather Losey at his home in Colorado. The body expected to arrive at Hubbell this (Thursday) and interment will be in the Ida Cemetery.
Mr. Losey a former resident of this city (Cuba) had left for Albuquerque N.M. where he had a son living. After a stay with his son he decided to make his home with his daughter in Colorado. He still owned a residence in Cuba at the time of his death.
Each time we receive a "edit" regarding the "correct cemetery we change and "edit" our Memorial...
THIS IS A DIRECT LINE OF OUR LOVED ONE. !
Please, we will not delete our Loved One.
We do not make demands of others , we expect the same respect.
Father : Amos Losey 1800 – 1884
Mother: Catherine Ridgeway 1800 – 1865
Wife : Juliana Smith Losey 1831-1910
"Jim" James moved his family to Nebraska in 1869, being one of the earliest settlers in that state, later they moved to Kansas. They lived in Kansas for about 28yrs.
Father of :
Henry Uriah Losey 1850 – 1874
William Vincent Losey 1852 –
Sarah (Sade) C. Losey1854 – 1920
Martha Jane L. Losey 1857 –
Lyman Woodruff Losey 1860 – 1942
George Thomas Benton Losey 1862 – 1862
Robert Morris Losey 1863 – 1908
John Milton Losey 1865 –
Emma Luella Losey 1867 – 1954
Frank Obediah Losey 1870 – 1962
Elmer Granville Losey 1872 – 1873
Leonora L. Losey 1874 – 1940
Narka News (Kansas) Feb. 25, 1910 issue.
Mrs. J. M. Losey died at her home in Cuba, Kansas and funeral services were held at the Ida Church followed by interment in the Ida cemetry. The deceased leaves a husband , three sons, and a daughter.
Cuba Daylight (Kansas) March 11, 1915 issue
J. M. Losey Died
Word was received of the death of Grandfather Losey at his home in Colorado. The body expected to arrive at Hubbell this (Thursday) and interment will be in the Ida Cemetery.
Mr. Losey a former resident of this city (Cuba) had left for Albuquerque N.M. where he had a son living. After a stay with his son he decided to make his home with his daughter in Colorado. He still owned a residence in Cuba at the time of his death.
Family Members
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Frank Obadiah Losey
1825 – unknown
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Rutherford Losey
1826 – unknown
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Sarah Losey
1827 – unknown
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Amos Jackson Losey
1828–1916
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William Losey
1831–1911
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Nathan Maxon Losey
1833–1922
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Sidney Jane Losey Pulchan
1835–1890
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Mary Lavina Losey Ramsey
1837–1920
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Jacob A Losey
1839 – unknown
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Jonathan S. Losey
1841–1862
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William Earl Losey
1842–1911
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