1835 - 1925 (90 years)
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Name |
Elizabeth Ann Winter |
Birth |
5 May 1835 |
Ladoga, Montgomery County, Indiana |
Gender |
Female |
Death |
27 Oct 1925 |
Osage County, Kansas |
Person ID |
I160656 |
My Genealogy |
Last Modified |
17 Nov 2020 |
Family |
John Samuel Redenbaugh, b. 25 Dec 1810, Montgomery County, Indiana, USA d. Jun 1889, Home Of His Son, John Winter Redenbaugh, Trenton, Grundy County, Missouri (Age 78 years) |
Marriage |
29 Jul 1851 |
Montgomery County, Indiana, USA |
- "This is to certify that I have on the 29th of July 1851 solemnicedthe rites of matrimony between Samuel Redenbaugh and Elicabeth Winterthis 30th day of July 1851. Frederick Hencyer, Minister of thegospel." [Transcribed 03 May 2006, SLJuhl, compiler]
Copies of the application for a marriage license and ElizabethWinter's father John Winter's consent is also available from the samesource, and also kept in the Redenbaugh Records. The application wasmade on the 25th of July 1851, and the consent by Elizabeth's fatherJohn Winter's since she was only 16 years old at the time was alsogiven the same day. Since Samuel was 21 years old, he did not have aconsent. The witness was a James Heaton on both forms. The countyclerk was James Lynn.
Source: Crawfordsville District Public Library, 222 S. WashingtonStreet, Crawfordsville, Indiana 47933; Book 1 Early Montgomery CountyMarriage Consents 1827 - 1851 Copied and indexed by: Members of theGenealogy Section of the Montgomery County Historical Society andstaff of the Crawfordsville District Public Library. County Clerkswhose names appear through out this book are: James W. Lynn andAndrew P. Lynn Funded by: Indiana Heritage Research Grant IndianaHistorical Society & Indiana Humanities Council, July 1990. Obtained: 26 April 2006 by SLJuhl, compiler from the Crawfordsville DistrictPublic Library, Montgomery County, Indiana.
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Children |
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Family ID |
F61222 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
Last Modified |
24 Jan 2013 |
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Notes |
- Osage County, Kansas is the last residence known for Elizabeth, notnecessarily where she died.
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