She married James Prudden Carpenter in Ann Arbor, Michigan on December 30, 1865. There were 3 children, all born in Michigan; Roswell, John, Ethelwyn. They were living at Buckman in Morrison County on the 1875 Minnesota Census. Julia Carpenter is buried in the Sparrow lot. Her husband remarried in 1878 to Eliza Sparrow, a daughter of Thomas Sparrow and Susan McGill. James P. Carpenter died on April 24, 1916 in Sauk Rapids, MN.
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From a journal entry of Julia Ann Wilbur (1815-1895) dated August 1862: She went to visit her old friend, Mrs. Carpenter in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Julia goes on to say that she is the namesake for Julia Wilbur Fanning. Apparently Mrs. Carpenter and Julia Wilbur were close while growing up, and this is probably why Mrs. Carpenter named her daughter after Julia. Note: Mrs. Carpenter is Abigail Lacy, the mother of Julia Wilbur Fanning. Abigail Lacy m1 Fanning m2 Carpenter. (source: fag member #46930153)
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From a journal entry of Julia Ann Wilbur (1815-1895) dated August 1862: She went to visit her old friend, Mrs. Carpenter in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Julia goes on to say that she is the namesake for Julia Wilbur Fanning. Apparently Mrs. Carpenter and Julia Wilbur were close while growing up, and this is probably why Mrs. Carpenter named her daughter after Julia. Note: Mrs. Carpenter is Abigail Lacy, the mother of Julia Wilbur Fanning. Abigail Lacy m1 Fanning m2 Carpenter. (source: fag member #46930153)
She married James Prudden Carpenter in Ann Arbor, Michigan on December 30, 1865. There were 3 children, all born in Michigan; Roswell, John, Ethelwyn. They were living at Buckman in Morrison County on the 1875 Minnesota Census. Julia Carpenter is buried in the Sparrow lot. Her husband remarried in 1878 to Eliza Sparrow, a daughter of Thomas Sparrow and Susan McGill. James P. Carpenter died on April 24, 1916 in Sauk Rapids, MN.
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From a journal entry of Julia Ann Wilbur (1815-1895) dated August 1862: She went to visit her old friend, Mrs. Carpenter in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Julia goes on to say that she is the namesake for Julia Wilbur Fanning. Apparently Mrs. Carpenter and Julia Wilbur were close while growing up, and this is probably why Mrs. Carpenter named her daughter after Julia. Note: Mrs. Carpenter is Abigail Lacy, the mother of Julia Wilbur Fanning. Abigail Lacy m1 Fanning m2 Carpenter. (source: fag member #46930153)
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From a journal entry of Julia Ann Wilbur (1815-1895) dated August 1862: She went to visit her old friend, Mrs. Carpenter in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Julia goes on to say that she is the namesake for Julia Wilbur Fanning. Apparently Mrs. Carpenter and Julia Wilbur were close while growing up, and this is probably why Mrs. Carpenter named her daughter after Julia. Note: Mrs. Carpenter is Abigail Lacy, the mother of Julia Wilbur Fanning. Abigail Lacy m1 Fanning m2 Carpenter. (source: fag member #46930153)
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Julia W.
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died June 17, 1875
age 31, yrs 1, Mo. 17, DA.
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