Elizabeth was born on April 27, 1847 in Liberty Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania, the daughter of Joseph and Mary Ann (Landon) Kehler. On October 30, 1850, the family, consisting of Joseph and Mary and children; John, Ellen Charlott, Elizabeth and Margaret were living in Liberty, Pennsylvania.
By June 1860, the family had moved to Plattsmouth, Cass County, Nebraska Territory. In 1870 they had moved to Lancaster County, Nebraska.
On September 3, 1872, Elizabeth married James Hicks Bonar (later spelled Bonner) in Mill Township, Lancaster County, Nebraska. By June 1880, James and Elizabeth and children were living at Mosquito Mountain, Park County, Colorado. Elizabeth and James later divorced.
On September 23, 1886, Elizabeth married George Allen Bailey in Lancaster County, Nebraska. By 1892, George and Elizabeth were living at Clancy, Jefferson County, Montana. George and Elizabeth were active members of the community.
On December 8, 1897, Elizabeth died in Clancy, Montana.
"Death of Mrs. Geo. A. Bailey. Passes Away at Her Home at Six O'Clock Last Wednesday Evening. Mrs. Elizabeth Bailey, wife of Geo. A. Bailey, died at her residence in Clancy at six o'clock last Wednesday evening, December 8th. The funeral services were held at the residence at 10 o'clock Friday morning and the body taken to Jefferson (Jefferson City) for burial, followed by a large concourse of friends. Mrs. Bailey was a native of Pennsylvania and was fifty years of age. When she was only five or six years old her family removed to Nebraska, where she lived for quite a number of years. Afterwards she removed to Colorado, where, in 1886, she married to Mr. Geo. A. Bailey, and shortly afterwards they removed to Idaho, where they resided for two years, when they removed to Butte where they lived for four years, coming from that city to Clancy. Mrs. Bailey has been a resident of Clancy for the past five years and had here many warm and admiring friends. She has been a sufferer from cancer for a number of years past and while surgical operations succeeded in prolonging her life, the dread disease finally gained such headway that it was not thought wise to compel her to undergo further operations of this character, but all that medical skill or loving hands could do has been done during the past year to alleviate her sufferings, without avail. She leaves a husband and six children to mourn her loss." Clancy Miner, 12/11/1897
No tombstone was located for Elizabeth.
By June 1860, the family had moved to Plattsmouth, Cass County, Nebraska Territory. In 1870 they had moved to Lancaster County, Nebraska.
On September 3, 1872, Elizabeth married James Hicks Bonar (later spelled Bonner) in Mill Township, Lancaster County, Nebraska. By June 1880, James and Elizabeth and children were living at Mosquito Mountain, Park County, Colorado. Elizabeth and James later divorced.
On September 23, 1886, Elizabeth married George Allen Bailey in Lancaster County, Nebraska. By 1892, George and Elizabeth were living at Clancy, Jefferson County, Montana. George and Elizabeth were active members of the community.
On December 8, 1897, Elizabeth died in Clancy, Montana.
"Death of Mrs. Geo. A. Bailey. Passes Away at Her Home at Six O'Clock Last Wednesday Evening. Mrs. Elizabeth Bailey, wife of Geo. A. Bailey, died at her residence in Clancy at six o'clock last Wednesday evening, December 8th. The funeral services were held at the residence at 10 o'clock Friday morning and the body taken to Jefferson (Jefferson City) for burial, followed by a large concourse of friends. Mrs. Bailey was a native of Pennsylvania and was fifty years of age. When she was only five or six years old her family removed to Nebraska, where she lived for quite a number of years. Afterwards she removed to Colorado, where, in 1886, she married to Mr. Geo. A. Bailey, and shortly afterwards they removed to Idaho, where they resided for two years, when they removed to Butte where they lived for four years, coming from that city to Clancy. Mrs. Bailey has been a resident of Clancy for the past five years and had here many warm and admiring friends. She has been a sufferer from cancer for a number of years past and while surgical operations succeeded in prolonging her life, the dread disease finally gained such headway that it was not thought wise to compel her to undergo further operations of this character, but all that medical skill or loving hands could do has been done during the past year to alleviate her sufferings, without avail. She leaves a husband and six children to mourn her loss." Clancy Miner, 12/11/1897
No tombstone was located for Elizabeth.
Elizabeth was born on April 27, 1847 in Liberty Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania, the daughter of Joseph and Mary Ann (Landon) Kehler. On October 30, 1850, the family, consisting of Joseph and Mary and children; John, Ellen Charlott, Elizabeth and Margaret were living in Liberty, Pennsylvania.
By June 1860, the family had moved to Plattsmouth, Cass County, Nebraska Territory. In 1870 they had moved to Lancaster County, Nebraska.
On September 3, 1872, Elizabeth married James Hicks Bonar (later spelled Bonner) in Mill Township, Lancaster County, Nebraska. By June 1880, James and Elizabeth and children were living at Mosquito Mountain, Park County, Colorado. Elizabeth and James later divorced.
On September 23, 1886, Elizabeth married George Allen Bailey in Lancaster County, Nebraska. By 1892, George and Elizabeth were living at Clancy, Jefferson County, Montana. George and Elizabeth were active members of the community.
On December 8, 1897, Elizabeth died in Clancy, Montana.
"Death of Mrs. Geo. A. Bailey. Passes Away at Her Home at Six O'Clock Last Wednesday Evening. Mrs. Elizabeth Bailey, wife of Geo. A. Bailey, died at her residence in Clancy at six o'clock last Wednesday evening, December 8th. The funeral services were held at the residence at 10 o'clock Friday morning and the body taken to Jefferson (Jefferson City) for burial, followed by a large concourse of friends. Mrs. Bailey was a native of Pennsylvania and was fifty years of age. When she was only five or six years old her family removed to Nebraska, where she lived for quite a number of years. Afterwards she removed to Colorado, where, in 1886, she married to Mr. Geo. A. Bailey, and shortly afterwards they removed to Idaho, where they resided for two years, when they removed to Butte where they lived for four years, coming from that city to Clancy. Mrs. Bailey has been a resident of Clancy for the past five years and had here many warm and admiring friends. She has been a sufferer from cancer for a number of years past and while surgical operations succeeded in prolonging her life, the dread disease finally gained such headway that it was not thought wise to compel her to undergo further operations of this character, but all that medical skill or loving hands could do has been done during the past year to alleviate her sufferings, without avail. She leaves a husband and six children to mourn her loss." Clancy Miner, 12/11/1897
No tombstone was located for Elizabeth.
By June 1860, the family had moved to Plattsmouth, Cass County, Nebraska Territory. In 1870 they had moved to Lancaster County, Nebraska.
On September 3, 1872, Elizabeth married James Hicks Bonar (later spelled Bonner) in Mill Township, Lancaster County, Nebraska. By June 1880, James and Elizabeth and children were living at Mosquito Mountain, Park County, Colorado. Elizabeth and James later divorced.
On September 23, 1886, Elizabeth married George Allen Bailey in Lancaster County, Nebraska. By 1892, George and Elizabeth were living at Clancy, Jefferson County, Montana. George and Elizabeth were active members of the community.
On December 8, 1897, Elizabeth died in Clancy, Montana.
"Death of Mrs. Geo. A. Bailey. Passes Away at Her Home at Six O'Clock Last Wednesday Evening. Mrs. Elizabeth Bailey, wife of Geo. A. Bailey, died at her residence in Clancy at six o'clock last Wednesday evening, December 8th. The funeral services were held at the residence at 10 o'clock Friday morning and the body taken to Jefferson (Jefferson City) for burial, followed by a large concourse of friends. Mrs. Bailey was a native of Pennsylvania and was fifty years of age. When she was only five or six years old her family removed to Nebraska, where she lived for quite a number of years. Afterwards she removed to Colorado, where, in 1886, she married to Mr. Geo. A. Bailey, and shortly afterwards they removed to Idaho, where they resided for two years, when they removed to Butte where they lived for four years, coming from that city to Clancy. Mrs. Bailey has been a resident of Clancy for the past five years and had here many warm and admiring friends. She has been a sufferer from cancer for a number of years past and while surgical operations succeeded in prolonging her life, the dread disease finally gained such headway that it was not thought wise to compel her to undergo further operations of this character, but all that medical skill or loving hands could do has been done during the past year to alleviate her sufferings, without avail. She leaves a husband and six children to mourn her loss." Clancy Miner, 12/11/1897
No tombstone was located for Elizabeth.
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