Eunice was the daughter of James and Eliza Baker. She was a native of Ohio, and at one time lived in Mahaska County, Iowa. Her first marriage, between 1870 and 1875, was to John Dodge. Assume they divorced.
About 1876 she married David Breakville/Brakeville. David was a veteran of the Civil War, and a widow with three children (Julia, Charles, Viola).
David and Eunice lived in Fulton County and Calhoun County, Illinois, before settling in Morgan County. They had four known children, all born in Illinois: Dora May (Moon), Frank Augustus "Gus", Emma (Allmond), and David Ordell.
Eunice died in 1920 at the age of 66 years. Her Illinois Death Records states her name as Eunice Brakeville.
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Suggested edit: Information from her obit in the Jacksonville Daily Journal, April 18, 1920.
Born in Ohio. Obit gave the date of April 28, 1854.
She moved with her parents to Iowa and later Missouri.
Married in 1871 to Charles C. Colburn. (They married 30 Apr 1871 Mahaska County, Iowa)
They had two children, Viola and Ida.
According to her obit, she married David Brakeville in 1876 in Mt. Pleasant, Iowa. (Actual marriage date, July 1, 1875 in Mt. Pleasant, Henry County, Iowa). They had four children: Dora, Emma, Gus, and David.
Survived by her husband David; two daughters: Mrs. Viola Rausch of Meredosia and Mrs. Emma Almond of East Alton; two sons: Gus Brakeville of Niota and David Brakeville at home; two step-children: Mrs. Julia Stokes of Oklahoma City, OK and Charles Brakeville of Niota.
Preceded in death by her first husband; two daughters: Ida (assuming surname of Colburn) and Dora Moon.
Contributor: P. Meado (47252942) •
Suggested edit: Appears that Viola was the daughter of Eunice and her first? husband, Charles C. Colburn. Viola does not appear to have been born a Brakeville.
Contributor: P. Meado (47252942) •
Suggested edit: Her first marriage was to Charles C. Colburn on April 30, 1871 in Mahaska County, Iowa.
Contributor: P. Meado (47252942) •
About 1876 she married David Breakville/Brakeville. David was a veteran of the Civil War, and a widow with three children (Julia, Charles, Viola).
David and Eunice lived in Fulton County and Calhoun County, Illinois, before settling in Morgan County. They had four known children, all born in Illinois: Dora May (Moon), Frank Augustus "Gus", Emma (Allmond), and David Ordell.
Eunice died in 1920 at the age of 66 years. Her Illinois Death Records states her name as Eunice Brakeville.
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Suggested edit: Information from her obit in the Jacksonville Daily Journal, April 18, 1920.
Born in Ohio. Obit gave the date of April 28, 1854.
She moved with her parents to Iowa and later Missouri.
Married in 1871 to Charles C. Colburn. (They married 30 Apr 1871 Mahaska County, Iowa)
They had two children, Viola and Ida.
According to her obit, she married David Brakeville in 1876 in Mt. Pleasant, Iowa. (Actual marriage date, July 1, 1875 in Mt. Pleasant, Henry County, Iowa). They had four children: Dora, Emma, Gus, and David.
Survived by her husband David; two daughters: Mrs. Viola Rausch of Meredosia and Mrs. Emma Almond of East Alton; two sons: Gus Brakeville of Niota and David Brakeville at home; two step-children: Mrs. Julia Stokes of Oklahoma City, OK and Charles Brakeville of Niota.
Preceded in death by her first husband; two daughters: Ida (assuming surname of Colburn) and Dora Moon.
Contributor: P. Meado (47252942) •
Suggested edit: Appears that Viola was the daughter of Eunice and her first? husband, Charles C. Colburn. Viola does not appear to have been born a Brakeville.
Contributor: P. Meado (47252942) •
Suggested edit: Her first marriage was to Charles C. Colburn on April 30, 1871 in Mahaska County, Iowa.
Contributor: P. Meado (47252942) •
Eunice was the daughter of James and Eliza Baker. She was a native of Ohio, and at one time lived in Mahaska County, Iowa. Her first marriage, between 1870 and 1875, was to John Dodge. Assume they divorced.
About 1876 she married David Breakville/Brakeville. David was a veteran of the Civil War, and a widow with three children (Julia, Charles, Viola).
David and Eunice lived in Fulton County and Calhoun County, Illinois, before settling in Morgan County. They had four known children, all born in Illinois: Dora May (Moon), Frank Augustus "Gus", Emma (Allmond), and David Ordell.
Eunice died in 1920 at the age of 66 years. Her Illinois Death Records states her name as Eunice Brakeville.
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Suggested edit: Information from her obit in the Jacksonville Daily Journal, April 18, 1920.
Born in Ohio. Obit gave the date of April 28, 1854.
She moved with her parents to Iowa and later Missouri.
Married in 1871 to Charles C. Colburn. (They married 30 Apr 1871 Mahaska County, Iowa)
They had two children, Viola and Ida.
According to her obit, she married David Brakeville in 1876 in Mt. Pleasant, Iowa. (Actual marriage date, July 1, 1875 in Mt. Pleasant, Henry County, Iowa). They had four children: Dora, Emma, Gus, and David.
Survived by her husband David; two daughters: Mrs. Viola Rausch of Meredosia and Mrs. Emma Almond of East Alton; two sons: Gus Brakeville of Niota and David Brakeville at home; two step-children: Mrs. Julia Stokes of Oklahoma City, OK and Charles Brakeville of Niota.
Preceded in death by her first husband; two daughters: Ida (assuming surname of Colburn) and Dora Moon.
Contributor: P. Meado (47252942) •
Suggested edit: Appears that Viola was the daughter of Eunice and her first? husband, Charles C. Colburn. Viola does not appear to have been born a Brakeville.
Contributor: P. Meado (47252942) •
Suggested edit: Her first marriage was to Charles C. Colburn on April 30, 1871 in Mahaska County, Iowa.
Contributor: P. Meado (47252942) •
About 1876 she married David Breakville/Brakeville. David was a veteran of the Civil War, and a widow with three children (Julia, Charles, Viola).
David and Eunice lived in Fulton County and Calhoun County, Illinois, before settling in Morgan County. They had four known children, all born in Illinois: Dora May (Moon), Frank Augustus "Gus", Emma (Allmond), and David Ordell.
Eunice died in 1920 at the age of 66 years. Her Illinois Death Records states her name as Eunice Brakeville.
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Suggested edit: Information from her obit in the Jacksonville Daily Journal, April 18, 1920.
Born in Ohio. Obit gave the date of April 28, 1854.
She moved with her parents to Iowa and later Missouri.
Married in 1871 to Charles C. Colburn. (They married 30 Apr 1871 Mahaska County, Iowa)
They had two children, Viola and Ida.
According to her obit, she married David Brakeville in 1876 in Mt. Pleasant, Iowa. (Actual marriage date, July 1, 1875 in Mt. Pleasant, Henry County, Iowa). They had four children: Dora, Emma, Gus, and David.
Survived by her husband David; two daughters: Mrs. Viola Rausch of Meredosia and Mrs. Emma Almond of East Alton; two sons: Gus Brakeville of Niota and David Brakeville at home; two step-children: Mrs. Julia Stokes of Oklahoma City, OK and Charles Brakeville of Niota.
Preceded in death by her first husband; two daughters: Ida (assuming surname of Colburn) and Dora Moon.
Contributor: P. Meado (47252942) •
Suggested edit: Appears that Viola was the daughter of Eunice and her first? husband, Charles C. Colburn. Viola does not appear to have been born a Brakeville.
Contributor: P. Meado (47252942) •
Suggested edit: Her first marriage was to Charles C. Colburn on April 30, 1871 in Mahaska County, Iowa.
Contributor: P. Meado (47252942) •
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