Our American Family - Person Sheet
Our American Family - Person Sheet
Birth PlaceRhea County, Tennessee
Death PlaceGreene County, Missouri
Burial PlaceEbenezer, Greene County, Missouri, Robberson Prairie Cemetery108
OccupationFarmer104
FatherAbner RYAN Sr. , 40 (1794-1865)
MotherRebecca Luce BROWN , 41 (1799-1851)
Spouses
ChildrenAngeline (1845-1921)
Jerome Bonapart “Rome” (1847-1935)
Selma J. (1850-)
Nancy Eliza (1853-1893)
John M. (1861-1934)
Notes for James Gideon RYAN
Obituary: Old Resident Gone
James G. Ryan died yesterday afternoon at about 3 o'clock at 1942 East avenue. He was a farmer and lived near Ebenezer. He was in the city on a visit.
Mr. Ryan was 84 years old, but was vigorous and in good health to within a few days of his death. Flux was the disease that carried him away. He was an old time resident of the section where he lived.
The funeral took place this morning, the burial being in Robberson cemetery, about 12 miles north of the city.
(Newspaper, Sat. Oct. 7, 1899, page 1)
Date on the tombstone is 1900, and the year of this newspaper is 1899. This is also a problem on his wife, Fannie's obit and tombstone.
Also, if he is 84 years old in 1899, that would make his birth 1815.
These are the facts as shown.
From Find A Grave.
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Married 1) Mary Devine, October 26, 1857.
Children: Jamina Angelina & John Thomas.
"Civil War, Private, Union, Company E, 12th Kansas Infantry Regiment." Thank you, D.A.E., for military information. "The 12th Kansas Infantry was organized at Paola, Kansas in September 1862. It mustered in for three years under the command of Colonel Charles W. Adams. ...mustered out at Little Rock, Arkansas on June 3, 1865." Wikipedia
After the death of Mary, he married 2) Ann Pittman, August 23, 1866. To this union, nine children were born:
Artie May (1867-1941)
Mary A. E. (1869-1869)
William Henry (1870-1870)
James Frederick (1872-1929)
Melvin L. (1876-1896)
Nellie Emily (1878-1953)
Timothy David (1881-1960)
Maggie J. (1884-1889)
Retta Edna (1886-1938)
On Find A Grave.
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James G. Ryan died yesterday afternoon at about 3 o'clock at 1942 East avenue. He was a farmer and lived near Ebenezer. He was in the city on a visit.
Mr. Ryan was 84 years old, but was vigorous and in good health to within a few days of his death. Flux was the disease that carried him away. He was an old time resident of the section where he lived.
The funeral took place this morning, the burial being in Robberson cemetery, about 12 miles north of the city.
(Newspaper, Sat. Oct. 7, 1899, page 1)
Date on the tombstone is 1900, and the year of this newspaper is 1899. This is also a problem on his wife, Fannie's obit and tombstone.
Also, if he is 84 years old in 1899, that would make his birth 1815.
These are the facts as shown.
From Find A Grave.
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Married 1) Mary Devine, October 26, 1857.
Children: Jamina Angelina & John Thomas.
"Civil War, Private, Union, Company E, 12th Kansas Infantry Regiment." Thank you, D.A.E., for military information. "The 12th Kansas Infantry was organized at Paola, Kansas in September 1862. It mustered in for three years under the command of Colonel Charles W. Adams. ...mustered out at Little Rock, Arkansas on June 3, 1865." Wikipedia
After the death of Mary, he married 2) Ann Pittman, August 23, 1866. To this union, nine children were born:
Artie May (1867-1941)
Mary A. E. (1869-1869)
William Henry (1870-1870)
James Frederick (1872-1929)
Melvin L. (1876-1896)
Nellie Emily (1878-1953)
Timothy David (1881-1960)
Maggie J. (1884-1889)
Retta Edna (1886-1938)
On Find A Grave.
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Notes for Frances “Fanny” (Spouse 1)
last name also listed as Jerleson205