Source: History of Muscatine County Iowa, Volume II, Biographical, 1911, page 255
EMMETT ADY, M. D On Thanksgiving day of 1886 Dr. Ady was united in marriage to Miss MARTHA A BROWN, a native of Muscatine county and the youngest daughter of Edward and Agnes Brown, both of whom were natives of Scotland.
The father came to this country in 1838 and to Muscatine county in 1856. He died November 11, 1902. The mother arrived in America in 1839 and passed away April 30, 1889.
Mr. and Mrs. Brown were the parents of twelve children, eight of whom are now living.
To Dr. and Mrs. Emmette Ady two children have been born:
Janet B., now a student in the State University at Iowa City; and Edward A., who is fourteen years of age.
Mrs. Ady is a woman of many estimable characteristics and previous to her marriage was one of the popular teachers of this county.
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EMMETT ADY, M. D On Thanksgiving day of 1886 Dr. Ady was united in marriage to Miss MARTHA A BROWN, a native of Muscatine county and the youngest daughter of Edward and Agnes Brown, both of whom were natives of Scotland.
The father came to this country in 1838 and to Muscatine county in 1856. He died November 11, 1902. The mother arrived in America in 1839 and passed away April 30, 1889.
Mr. and Mrs. Brown were the parents of twelve children, eight of whom are now living.
To Dr. and Mrs. Emmette Ady two children have been born:
Janet B., now a student in the State University at Iowa City; and Edward A., who is fourteen years of age.
Mrs. Ady is a woman of many estimable characteristics and previous to her marriage was one of the popular teachers of this county.
Collene/Family Finder
Source: History of Muscatine County Iowa, Volume II, Biographical, 1911, page 255
EMMETT ADY, M. D On Thanksgiving day of 1886 Dr. Ady was united in marriage to Miss MARTHA A BROWN, a native of Muscatine county and the youngest daughter of Edward and Agnes Brown, both of whom were natives of Scotland.
The father came to this country in 1838 and to Muscatine county in 1856. He died November 11, 1902. The mother arrived in America in 1839 and passed away April 30, 1889.
Mr. and Mrs. Brown were the parents of twelve children, eight of whom are now living.
To Dr. and Mrs. Emmette Ady two children have been born:
Janet B., now a student in the State University at Iowa City; and Edward A., who is fourteen years of age.
Mrs. Ady is a woman of many estimable characteristics and previous to her marriage was one of the popular teachers of this county.
Collene/Family Finder
EMMETT ADY, M. D On Thanksgiving day of 1886 Dr. Ady was united in marriage to Miss MARTHA A BROWN, a native of Muscatine county and the youngest daughter of Edward and Agnes Brown, both of whom were natives of Scotland.
The father came to this country in 1838 and to Muscatine county in 1856. He died November 11, 1902. The mother arrived in America in 1839 and passed away April 30, 1889.
Mr. and Mrs. Brown were the parents of twelve children, eight of whom are now living.
To Dr. and Mrs. Emmette Ady two children have been born:
Janet B., now a student in the State University at Iowa City; and Edward A., who is fourteen years of age.
Mrs. Ady is a woman of many estimable characteristics and previous to her marriage was one of the popular teachers of this county.
Collene/Family Finder
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