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Facts and Events
| Name |
Marjorie Powell |
| Alt Name |
_____ Sanor |
| Gender |
Female |
| Birth[1][2][9] |
29 Apr 1869 |
Ohio |
| Marriage |
9 Apr 1891 |
to Jerome Sanor |
| Physical Description[7] |
Abt 1895 |
in the back row are two of Marjorie's neices, Ida and Elsie Conrad.Marjorie is seated in front on left. I believe the other seated woman tobe Marjorie's sister, Elizabeth Powell Conrad, mother to the girls inthe back row |
| Other |
5 Jun 1900 |
West twp., Columbiana Co., OhioCensus1900
with Jerome Sanor |
| Residence[8] |
1906 |
Minerva, Paris twp., Stark Co., Ohio |
| Other |
3 Jan 1920 |
Knox twp., Columbiana Co., OhioCensus1920
with Jerome Sanor |
| Death[3] |
1950 |
Ohio |
| Burial[4][5][10] |
1950 |
Salem Greenlawn Cemetery, Beechwood Ave. & Salem Church Rd, Freeburg, Washington twp., Stark Co., Ohio |
| Other[6][11] |
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Anecdote |
| Reference Number |
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4597 |
References
- ↑ United States. 1900 U.S. Census Population Schedule. (National Archives Microfilm Publication T623)
b. Apr 1869. - ↑ D.J. Powell. The Powell Family a Record and Biography of the Descendants of Thomas Powell, Sr. (1906, Damascus, Ohio).
- ↑ Compiler: Stark County Chapter of Ohio Genealogical Societ. Cemetery Inscriptions of Stark County, Ohio, Volume one. ContainsLexington, Washington, Paris & Marlboro townships. (SCGS, Canton, Ohio, Feb 1982)
page 279.
- ↑ Ed McKnight. Powell/Sanor family information, Recipient: Kristina Kuhn, Author E-mail:emcknight at cfl.rr.com. (December 2001).
- ↑ Compiler: Stark County Chapter of Ohio Genealogical Societ. Cemetery Inscriptions of Stark County, Ohio, Volume one. ContainsLexington, Washington, Paris & Marlboro townships. (SCGS, Canton, Ohio, Feb 1982)
page 279.
- ↑ Ed McKnight. Powell/Sanor family information, Recipient: Kristina Kuhn, Author E-mail:emcknight at cfl.rr.com. (December 2001).
- ↑ Dorothy Chiles. Conrad/Powell family information, Recipient: Kristina Kuhn Krumm, AuthorE-mail: dchiles at cfl.rr.com. (July 2002).
- ↑ D.J. Powell. The Powell Family a Record and Biography of the Descendants of Thomas Powell, Sr. (1906, Damascus, Ohio).
- ↑ in looking at a photo of Marjorie, one can see she had light colored eyesand light colored hair, maybe light brown or dishwater blonde
- ↑ next to her husband, in Center section, facing west, 3rd row, south tonorth, grave 87
- ↑ Letter: Marjorie writes these two letters. Have no idea who they werewritten to:
"Homeworth, O Jan 17, 1919
Suppose you've got the awful message of my poor Troy boy's death Dec.25. Died of Broncial Pneumonia. Oh if only I had his poor body so itcould be laid away right. -M. Sanor"
"Homeworth, O Jan 21, 1919
Was going to write and tell you that our message came from WashingtonDC. Then Jerome brought this letter. So will write both. That poor boywasn't taken to the hospital at soon enough. They said he was nearlygone then took him. So they could say he was in the hospital. They neednot think I believe they took care of him. I mean before he went to thehospital expect they did all they could but it was too late. It was alluncalled for to send our American boy in a foreign country, only toplease the money men. If I'd had Troy, perhaps he'd be living. I'vepulled him through when it seemed death would come. Looks like now, itwould have been better if he had gone when he was small. He' not had tobe laid in an old catholic country. Couldn't even have a Christianburial. I wish I could hear of old Wilson's death. He made the boys goover there, the heartless wetch. Troy wrote 3 letter since the fightingstopped. I got all but had just got one before that was wrote the 9th ofJuly- the last was dated Nov 30. He said him and Roy were both well.Then I'll be glad to get out of this world where there is such heartlesswretches as we have in office. Oh if the boys would only have listenedto me. I plead with them not to go. They were to weakly and always wasfrom the time we got them. Always had weak lungs. from boys never got mylast letter"
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