Jennie A. Lower, of David H. and Susannah (Carbaugh) Lower, born in Huntington, Pa., April 17, 1848. When she was about two years of age her parents moved to Iowa, where she grew to womanhood. On June 13, 1872, she was married to Jerome B. Daniels, in Malcomb, Iowa. In 1877 they moved to Kansas, settling in Jewell County, where Jerome B. died February 22, 1879.
To them were born three children, as follows;
Eugene William Daniels
Ralph Lionel Daniels
Edith Myrtle Daniels
The same spring she went to Norton County, Kan., where her father and two brothers-in-law had taken homesteads. Here she met William H. Railsback, whom she married. He was born at Ladoga, Crawford County, Ind., 7 April, 1841. William was a veteran of the Civil War and a widower, his wife Mary having died. His parents were natives of Kentucky. Jennie (Lower) and William Railsbach had two sons:
David Harry Railsback
Squire Simpson Railsback
According to U.S. Census records, in 1870, William was a farmer in Missouri, and in 1880, a farmer in Kansas. William H. owned a stock ranch near Devizes, Norton County, Kan., which they operated for many years, and which they sold, and located in 1901 at Prosser, Wash., purchasing land in the Yakima Valley, 1910 census records show William as a gardener. William died 1 June 1912, and rests in the West Prosser Cemetery, Prosser, Benton County, Washington. Jennie (Lower) Railsback passed on Feb. 7, 1929, and rests beside her husband in Prosser, WA.
To them were born three children, as follows;
Eugene William Daniels
Ralph Lionel Daniels
Edith Myrtle Daniels
The same spring she went to Norton County, Kan., where her father and two brothers-in-law had taken homesteads. Here she met William H. Railsback, whom she married. He was born at Ladoga, Crawford County, Ind., 7 April, 1841. William was a veteran of the Civil War and a widower, his wife Mary having died. His parents were natives of Kentucky. Jennie (Lower) and William Railsbach had two sons:
David Harry Railsback
Squire Simpson Railsback
According to U.S. Census records, in 1870, William was a farmer in Missouri, and in 1880, a farmer in Kansas. William H. owned a stock ranch near Devizes, Norton County, Kan., which they operated for many years, and which they sold, and located in 1901 at Prosser, Wash., purchasing land in the Yakima Valley, 1910 census records show William as a gardener. William died 1 June 1912, and rests in the West Prosser Cemetery, Prosser, Benton County, Washington. Jennie (Lower) Railsback passed on Feb. 7, 1929, and rests beside her husband in Prosser, WA.
Jennie A. Lower, of David H. and Susannah (Carbaugh) Lower, born in Huntington, Pa., April 17, 1848. When she was about two years of age her parents moved to Iowa, where she grew to womanhood. On June 13, 1872, she was married to Jerome B. Daniels, in Malcomb, Iowa. In 1877 they moved to Kansas, settling in Jewell County, where Jerome B. died February 22, 1879.
To them were born three children, as follows;
Eugene William Daniels
Ralph Lionel Daniels
Edith Myrtle Daniels
The same spring she went to Norton County, Kan., where her father and two brothers-in-law had taken homesteads. Here she met William H. Railsback, whom she married. He was born at Ladoga, Crawford County, Ind., 7 April, 1841. William was a veteran of the Civil War and a widower, his wife Mary having died. His parents were natives of Kentucky. Jennie (Lower) and William Railsbach had two sons:
David Harry Railsback
Squire Simpson Railsback
According to U.S. Census records, in 1870, William was a farmer in Missouri, and in 1880, a farmer in Kansas. William H. owned a stock ranch near Devizes, Norton County, Kan., which they operated for many years, and which they sold, and located in 1901 at Prosser, Wash., purchasing land in the Yakima Valley, 1910 census records show William as a gardener. William died 1 June 1912, and rests in the West Prosser Cemetery, Prosser, Benton County, Washington. Jennie (Lower) Railsback passed on Feb. 7, 1929, and rests beside her husband in Prosser, WA.
To them were born three children, as follows;
Eugene William Daniels
Ralph Lionel Daniels
Edith Myrtle Daniels
The same spring she went to Norton County, Kan., where her father and two brothers-in-law had taken homesteads. Here she met William H. Railsback, whom she married. He was born at Ladoga, Crawford County, Ind., 7 April, 1841. William was a veteran of the Civil War and a widower, his wife Mary having died. His parents were natives of Kentucky. Jennie (Lower) and William Railsbach had two sons:
David Harry Railsback
Squire Simpson Railsback
According to U.S. Census records, in 1870, William was a farmer in Missouri, and in 1880, a farmer in Kansas. William H. owned a stock ranch near Devizes, Norton County, Kan., which they operated for many years, and which they sold, and located in 1901 at Prosser, Wash., purchasing land in the Yakima Valley, 1910 census records show William as a gardener. William died 1 June 1912, and rests in the West Prosser Cemetery, Prosser, Benton County, Washington. Jennie (Lower) Railsback passed on Feb. 7, 1929, and rests beside her husband in Prosser, WA.
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