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Note for: Aaron Little (Littell) Jimerson, 19 MAY 1832 - 20 APR 1917
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Burial: Place: Scotch Plains Cemetery, Scotch Plains, New Jersey
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Note for: Reignette Marsh, 10 DEC 1880 - 12 OCT 1961
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Application for Membership to the National Society of the Daughters of
the American Revolution, Washington, D.C. was investigated and approved
on September 28, 1920 for:
Reignette Marsh
11 Maple Avenue
Plainfield, New Jersey
as a descendant of:
William Marsh
The said William Marsh is the ancestor who assisted in establishing
American Independence, while acting in the capacity of private soldier,
enlisted in Essex County and also served in Militia.
RMARSH.
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Note for: Ethel Marsh, 14 JUL 1885 - 8 AUG 1928
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According to two newspaper accounting, Mr. and Mrs. Schorb married
against the parents wishes. It is not completely certain but is seems
that they married in a hurry and then an abrupt ending to the honeymoon
where the sixteen year old bride returned to her parents home.
EMARSH.
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Note for: Hazel Marie Marsh, 1 DEC 1891 - 28 MAY 1973
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Note for: Edna Isidore Weiss, 27 OCT 1881 - 17 FEB 1941
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Burial: Date: 19 FEB 1941
Place: Rose Hills Memorial Park, Whittier, California
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On January 22, 1940, Edna and her oldest daughter, Dolores, went to
the United Artist Theatre, downtown Los Angeles, 933 South Broadway, to
watch the movie "Gone with the Wind." The program for the theatre is in
Edna's keepsake scrapbook.
WHITTIER DAILY NEWS, Evening Edition, February 17, 1941
DEATHS
MRS. EDNA I. ROSS
Mrs. Edna I. Ross of 429 South Painter Avenue passed away this
morning. She is survied by her husband, Leonard F.; three sons, Donald
O., of Kansas; Bernard D. of South Gate and F. Terry of Whittier; a
daughter, Mrs. Marcia H. Dahlstrom of Monterey Park. Funeral services
will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at White-Emerson Co. Chapel.
OBITUARY for Edna Ross taken from the DOWNEY LIVE WIRE, dated Thursday,
February 20, 1941
SISTER OF EDITOR PASSES
Mrs. L. F. Ross, sister of K.C. Weiss, editor and publisher of this
paper, passed away early Monday morning at her home in Whittier following
a protracted illness.
Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon from the White-Emerson
Funeral chapel and burial made in Whispering Pines Park of Rose Hills
Cemetery.
Mrs. Ross was the mother of Bernard Ross, a former resident of Downey,
who was employed on the Live Wire for several years.
Surviving are the husband, L.F. Ross, a daughter, Mrs. M.L. Dahlstrom, of
Monterey Park; son, Donald Ross, of Bennington, Kansas; son, Terry at
home and Bernard, of South Gate. Brother Thomas of Seattle, Washington;
Carl, of Hollywood and Knowles C. and a sister, Mrs. Alva McClary, of
Santa Ana.
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Note for: John Hand, 19 JAN 1831 - 31 AUG 1861
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Burial: Place: Scotch Plains Cemetery, Scotch Plains, Union Co., New Jersey
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John Hand and his sister, Mary (Hand) Gilland both died on the same
day. John was killed in battle in the Civil War and Mary died at her
home in Bound Brook, New Jersey. Shortly before Mary's funeral, John's
body was carried from the railroad station to the family home, his death
being announced only by the accompanying roll of drums. Brother and
sister are buried together, Scotch Plains, New Jersey.
JHAND.
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Note for: Mary Hand, 7 JUN 1833 - 31 AUG 1861
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Burial: Place: Scotch Plains Cemetery, Scotch Plains, Union Co., New Jersey
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Mary (Hand) Gilland and her brother, John Hand, both died on the
same day. John was killed in battle in the Civil War and Mary died at
her home in Bound Brook, New Jersey. Shortly before Mary's funeral,
John's body was carried from the railroad station to the family home, his
death being announced only by the accompanying roll of drums. Brother
and sister are buried together, Scotch Plains, New Jersey.
MHAND.
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Note for: Fanny Cushing, -
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Note for: Eva Jimerson, 23 FEB 1872 - ABT 1953
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Eva Jimerson, daughter of Aaron Little Jimerson, was twice divorced
- a beautiful, self-centered, lonely lady.
EVAJIM.
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Note for: Frederick Fisk Buckley, -
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Newspaper Article - no date
"MR. JIMERSON SURRENDERS HIS SON-IN-LAW'S BRIDE"
Borough Council, Chris A. Reed, received a telegram from his client,
Frederick F. Buckley, last evening, stating that it was unnecessary to
take further steps in the habeas corpus proceedings to recover his bride,
Eva, age 17, who had been kept from him by her Father, Aaron L. Jimerson
of Netherwood. Mr. Jimerson, it is said, feared that his son-in-law
would not make a desirable husband and did not thing Miss Eva old enough
to marry. Hence, as was told in yesterday's news. He kept the girl from
her husband after the secret marriage and refused to admit the son-in-law
to the house. The sight of legal papers yesterday, commanding him to
produce the body of his daughter in court, brought on reflection, and at
length Mr. Jimerson thrust aside his objections and consented to
recognize the match and to sanction the marriage. The happy young couple
will reside at Netherwood during the summer.
BUCK.
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Note for: Thomas Riley Weiss, 4 AUG 1884 - 6 OCT 1964
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Burial: Date: 9 OCT 1964
Place: Calvary Cemetery, Seattle, Washington
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SEATTLE POST INTELLIGENCE, OBITUARY - October 8, 1964
WEISS, THOMAS R.
Weiss, Thomas R. of 1628 No. 40th Street, member of First Christian
Church, Retired Letter Carrier's Club of Seattle, Seattle Letter
Carrier's Branch No. 79 - Service Friday, 10:00 a.m. at Wiggen & Sons
Chapel.
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Note for: Samuel L. Terry, 26 JUL 1854 - 28 JUN 1873
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Holmes County Farmer
Fatal Accident
Just as the train going north on the C.Mt.&C.R.R. was leaving Orville about 2 o'clock last Sa turday afternoon, Samuel Terry, a brakeman on the train in stepping from one to another whil e the train was in motion, slipped and fell between the cars. And a portion of the train pass ed over his body. Producing almost instant death and mangling him in a terrible manner. He wa s about 19 or 20 years of age and had been in the employee of the company only a few weeks. H is remains were placed upon the train coming south and brought to his home at or near Holmesv ille.
Dated July 3, 1873, page 3