Person:Joyce Gastineau (1)

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Olive Joyce Gastineau
m. 21 Nov 1843
  1. George Andrew Gastineau1845 - 1927
  2. Dr. Henry Gastineau1846 - 1912
  3. Louisa Gastineau1848 - 1914
  4. Olive Joyce Gastineau1849 - 1904
  5. Jefferson Gastineau1853 - Bef 1860
  6. James W. Gastineau1854 - 1928
  7. Winfield Scott Gastineau1861 - 1934
  • HZebedee Rush1843 - 1929
  • WOlive Joyce Gastineau1849 - 1904
m. 9 Feb 1868
  1. Harley Rush1868 - 1936
  2. Doctor Benjamin Rush1870 - 1944
  3. Evert Rush1878 - 1968
  4. Frederick Douglas Rush1882 - 1960
  5. Luella Rush1885 - 1938
Facts and Events
Name[3][4] Olive Joyce Gastineau
Gender Female
Birth[4][1] 5 Oct 1849 Greene County, IndianaDeath cert. says "Dec."
Marriage 9 Feb 1868 Greene County, Indiana(his 1st wife)
to Zebedee Rush
Death[4][1] 29 Dec 1904 Greene County, Indiana
Burial[3][4] Owensburg Cemetery, Jackson Twp, Greene County, Indiana
References
  1. 1.0 1.1 Greene County, Indiana. The Bloomfield News. (Bloomfield, Indiana)
    p, 4, 6 Jan 1905.

    Joice Rush was born Dec 5, 1849; died Dec. 29, 1904, aged fifty-five years and twenty-four days. She was buried at the Owensburg Cemetery, last Friday, Dec 30. Funeral services were conducted by Elder Quincy Short at the Christian church, Owensburg.

    She was the youngest daughter of Charles and Serilda Gastenau, joined the Christian church at White Oak when she was about 16 years of age and was married to Zebedee Rush February 6, 1868. To this union were born eight children, seven sons, and daughter, of whom five (four sons and the daughter) are still alive.

    She was a good, pure Christian wife and mother, and will be sadly missed by the bereft husband and children.

    She was from one of the pioneer families of Jackson Township. Only a few remain who were living at the time of her childhood. She was unassuming and of a quiet, gentle disposition, devoting her life to the helpfulness of her family and to all others about her who were in need or distress. She has gone but her life work is not yet ended. Her example should be to us all an incentive to better living and the memory of her Christian life and her desires for the good of all those near and dear to her should find them closer together and to new resolves for that reunion in the land where there are no graves.

    God's blessing rest on those who remain and may they be consoled by the thoughts that if they cannot bring her back they can go to her. J. G. H.

  2.   Uland, Mildred, and Sandra Uland Taylor. Cemeteries of Eastern Greene County in Indiana. (Bloomfield, Indiana: Greene County Historical Society, 1994)
    p. 137.
  3. 3.0 3.1 Find A Grave.
  4. 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 Indiana, United States. Death Certificates, 1899-2011. (Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2015)
    No. 160.