Daughter of RICHARD MYCOCK & SARAH STARR (STORRS)
Immigrated: Apr 20, 1855, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Naturalized: 1869
Married: Nov 2, 1869, JAMES WATSON ARNSBERGER, Nebraska City, Otoe Co., Nebraska
Five children:
1. Letitia Jane ARNSBERGER
1870 - 1953
2. Sara Elizabeth ARNSBARGER
1874 - 1946
3. Jacob Richard ARNSBERGER
1879 - 1966
4. James Watson ARNSBERGER, Jr.
1885 - 1973
5. Gilbert M. ARNSBERGER
1889 - aft 1900 & bef 1922
Note: Records reflect James & Emma having four children, however a 5th child, Gilbert (born in Utah), appears as their 11 year-old son on the Idaho Falls, Bingham Co., Idaho 1900 Federal Census.
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Mar 23, 1922, Rigby Star, Rigby, Jefferson Co., Idaho:
Mrs. J.W. Arnsberger, Sr., of Butler Island, passed away in Portland, Ore., March 19th, and her body was brought to Rigby for burial Wednesday.
Emma Starrh Arnsberger was born in England in 1850 and came to the United States when a child. She was married in Nebraska City to James W. Arnsberger in 1869 and came to Idaho in 1900. She was taken to Portland in 1918 in hopes of bettering her health, where she died Sunday. Her husband passed away 12 years ago and is buried in the Rigby cemetery.
She is survived by two brothers, one sister, two daughters and two sons. Funeral services were held at the Presbyterian church in this city, Wednesday, and burial was made in the Rigby cemetery.
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Mar 22, 1922, The Idaho Falls, Idaho Daily Post:
Mrs. Albert Rands arrived here on Wednesday from Portland. She accompanied the body of her mother, Mrs. J.W. Arnsberger, who passed away there Sunday. Burial was made in Rigby Wednesday.
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Immigrated: Apr 20, 1855, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Naturalized: 1869
Married: Nov 2, 1869, JAMES WATSON ARNSBERGER, Nebraska City, Otoe Co., Nebraska
Five children:
1. Letitia Jane ARNSBERGER
1870 - 1953
2. Sara Elizabeth ARNSBARGER
1874 - 1946
3. Jacob Richard ARNSBERGER
1879 - 1966
4. James Watson ARNSBERGER, Jr.
1885 - 1973
5. Gilbert M. ARNSBERGER
1889 - aft 1900 & bef 1922
Note: Records reflect James & Emma having four children, however a 5th child, Gilbert (born in Utah), appears as their 11 year-old son on the Idaho Falls, Bingham Co., Idaho 1900 Federal Census.
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Mar 23, 1922, Rigby Star, Rigby, Jefferson Co., Idaho:
Mrs. J.W. Arnsberger, Sr., of Butler Island, passed away in Portland, Ore., March 19th, and her body was brought to Rigby for burial Wednesday.
Emma Starrh Arnsberger was born in England in 1850 and came to the United States when a child. She was married in Nebraska City to James W. Arnsberger in 1869 and came to Idaho in 1900. She was taken to Portland in 1918 in hopes of bettering her health, where she died Sunday. Her husband passed away 12 years ago and is buried in the Rigby cemetery.
She is survived by two brothers, one sister, two daughters and two sons. Funeral services were held at the Presbyterian church in this city, Wednesday, and burial was made in the Rigby cemetery.
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Mar 22, 1922, The Idaho Falls, Idaho Daily Post:
Mrs. Albert Rands arrived here on Wednesday from Portland. She accompanied the body of her mother, Mrs. J.W. Arnsberger, who passed away there Sunday. Burial was made in Rigby Wednesday.
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Daughter of RICHARD MYCOCK & SARAH STARR (STORRS)
Immigrated: Apr 20, 1855, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Naturalized: 1869
Married: Nov 2, 1869, JAMES WATSON ARNSBERGER, Nebraska City, Otoe Co., Nebraska
Five children:
1. Letitia Jane ARNSBERGER
1870 - 1953
2. Sara Elizabeth ARNSBARGER
1874 - 1946
3. Jacob Richard ARNSBERGER
1879 - 1966
4. James Watson ARNSBERGER, Jr.
1885 - 1973
5. Gilbert M. ARNSBERGER
1889 - aft 1900 & bef 1922
Note: Records reflect James & Emma having four children, however a 5th child, Gilbert (born in Utah), appears as their 11 year-old son on the Idaho Falls, Bingham Co., Idaho 1900 Federal Census.
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Mar 23, 1922, Rigby Star, Rigby, Jefferson Co., Idaho:
Mrs. J.W. Arnsberger, Sr., of Butler Island, passed away in Portland, Ore., March 19th, and her body was brought to Rigby for burial Wednesday.
Emma Starrh Arnsberger was born in England in 1850 and came to the United States when a child. She was married in Nebraska City to James W. Arnsberger in 1869 and came to Idaho in 1900. She was taken to Portland in 1918 in hopes of bettering her health, where she died Sunday. Her husband passed away 12 years ago and is buried in the Rigby cemetery.
She is survived by two brothers, one sister, two daughters and two sons. Funeral services were held at the Presbyterian church in this city, Wednesday, and burial was made in the Rigby cemetery.
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Mar 22, 1922, The Idaho Falls, Idaho Daily Post:
Mrs. Albert Rands arrived here on Wednesday from Portland. She accompanied the body of her mother, Mrs. J.W. Arnsberger, who passed away there Sunday. Burial was made in Rigby Wednesday.
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Immigrated: Apr 20, 1855, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Naturalized: 1869
Married: Nov 2, 1869, JAMES WATSON ARNSBERGER, Nebraska City, Otoe Co., Nebraska
Five children:
1. Letitia Jane ARNSBERGER
1870 - 1953
2. Sara Elizabeth ARNSBARGER
1874 - 1946
3. Jacob Richard ARNSBERGER
1879 - 1966
4. James Watson ARNSBERGER, Jr.
1885 - 1973
5. Gilbert M. ARNSBERGER
1889 - aft 1900 & bef 1922
Note: Records reflect James & Emma having four children, however a 5th child, Gilbert (born in Utah), appears as their 11 year-old son on the Idaho Falls, Bingham Co., Idaho 1900 Federal Census.
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Mar 23, 1922, Rigby Star, Rigby, Jefferson Co., Idaho:
Mrs. J.W. Arnsberger, Sr., of Butler Island, passed away in Portland, Ore., March 19th, and her body was brought to Rigby for burial Wednesday.
Emma Starrh Arnsberger was born in England in 1850 and came to the United States when a child. She was married in Nebraska City to James W. Arnsberger in 1869 and came to Idaho in 1900. She was taken to Portland in 1918 in hopes of bettering her health, where she died Sunday. Her husband passed away 12 years ago and is buried in the Rigby cemetery.
She is survived by two brothers, one sister, two daughters and two sons. Funeral services were held at the Presbyterian church in this city, Wednesday, and burial was made in the Rigby cemetery.
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Mar 22, 1922, The Idaho Falls, Idaho Daily Post:
Mrs. Albert Rands arrived here on Wednesday from Portland. She accompanied the body of her mother, Mrs. J.W. Arnsberger, who passed away there Sunday. Burial was made in Rigby Wednesday.
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