Person:Lydia Ogburn (1)

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Lydia Ogburn S1
female
Child of family
Samuel Ogburn and Esther Andrews (1)
Spouse of family
Francis Elliott and Lydia Ogburn (1)
Birth S2, S1, S3
03 JAN 1821
New Jersey,
Death S2
21 SEP 1896
Iowa, United States
Burial S2
SEP 1896
Perry, Dallas, Iowa, United States
Alt Birth
09 JAN 1821
New Jersey, United States
Religion S4
12 APR 1845
Indiana, United States
Quaker dis
Religion S5
1895
Friends (Quaker)
Obituary
23 SEP 1896
Perry, Iowa,
Obituary
23 SEP 1896
Perry, Iowa,
Obituary
24 SEP 1896
Perry, Iowa,
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Lydia Ogburn Elliott  1821-1896
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S1. Clay Township, in 1850 U.S. Census, Wayne County, Indiana, pg 24, fam 701, 27 Sept 1850
Francis Elliot 28 M Farmer 1250 NC
Lydia 30 F New Jer
Ester A. 5 F Ind.
Gulielma 3 F Ind.
Keziah 2 F Ind.
Lydia 12 F Ind.
Silas White 16 M Farmer Ind.
S2. Violet Hill Cemetery, Perry, Dallas County, Iowa, Sect. 1-3/4
Lydia Wife of Francis Elliott Died Sept 21, 1896 Aged 75 yrs 8 ms 18ds.
[Calculates to 9 Jan 1821, other sources give 6 Jan as the date.], I1
S3. West Grove, in Abstracts of the records of the Society of Friends in Indiana (405295), p.10
S4. West Grove MM, in Abstracts of the records of the Society of Friends in Indiana (405295), part 4, pg 28, 12 Apr 1845
Lydia was disowned for marrying contrary to discipline.
S5. 1895 Census, Iowa, Dallas County, Pg 526, Family 43, household 43, 1895
Francis Elliott 72 yrs b. NCar Farmer United Brethern
Lidia 74 yrs b. NJer Keeps House Friends
Kezia Elliott 46 yrs b Ind Keeps House None
Edwin F Elliott 35 yrs b Ind Carpenter (?) None
William Elliott 25 yrs b Mahaska Co Carpenter(?) None
S6. Lydia Elliott, in The Perry Reporter, 23 Sep 1896
The sudden death of Mrs. Francis Elliott on Monday was a sad surprise. The deceased was a woman of great hospitality, deeply religious, and a noble wife and mother, and her death is regretted deeply by a large circle of accquaintances.
Lydia Ogburn was born in New Jersey, Jan. 9th, 1821, and in 1843 was married to Francis Elliott. They came from Indiana to Wayne Co., Iowa, in 1856 and in 1858 moved to this county, where they have since resided.
The funeral service will be held at the residence this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
S7. Lydia Elliott, in The Perry Reporter, 24 Sep 1896
The funeral services over the remains of the late Mrs. Francis Elliott, occurred yesterday afternoon at the family residence in the northwest portion of the city.
There were handsome floral offerings, a last tribute to the memory of the deceased.
C.C. Morrison, pastor of the Christian church, conducted the service and preached a very instructive sermon.
Among the relatives from abroad who were here to attend the funeral , were Levi Ogburn of Oskaloosa, brother to the deceased, Mr. and Mrs. John Elliott of Redfield, and Mr. Rhoades and wife of Bagley.
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