Julia married Amos R Stallings on 21 Dec 1848, in Allegany Co., Maryland. She was aged 15 years at the time of marriage. With Amos, she gave birth to at least 5 children named Ursula, Thomas B, George B, Frances, and Elmer E Stallings.
Julia, Amos and 2 children are enumerated in the 1860 census of Flintstone, Maryland. No occupation is listed for Amos; he owns $0 of real estate and $200 of personal property.
Husband Amos Stallings died in 1867, aged 38 years.
Julia remarried to John M Rice on 19 Jul 1869 at Allegany Co., Maryland. With John, she gave birth to at least 4 children named Addison D, Nora G, Florence, and Rosa B Rice.
Julia and John farmed in Flintstone, Maryland. They are enumerated in the 1870 through 1910 census records of Allegany County. In the 1900 census, John and Julia are operating a farm in the 16th District. In their household is an adopted daughter, Cora TWIGG, aged 15 years.
Husband John Rice died in 1913, aged 72 years.
In the 1920 census of North Branch, Allegany County, Julia is enumerated in the household of Henry Little and Julia's relationship to Henry is mother-in-law. Henry married Julia's daughter, Rosa RICE, in 1896.
Julia died aged 94 years.
[Cumberland newspaper, 12 Jan 1928]
"Mrs Julia M. Rice dies at ninety-four. Sister, in hundredth year survives. Mrs Julia M. Rice, 94, wife of the late John M. Rice died early today at the home of her daughter, Mrs H. Little, 700 North Center Street.
"Mrs Rice had been an intermittent resident of the city ever since 1836, coming here from Connecticut where she was born, when but three years old. Her health was unimpaired save for her sight which was failing, until ten days prior to her death. Mrs Rice recalled many incidents connected with the early history of the city including the first railroad train to enter the city, remembering clearly the crowds which assembled at that occasion. She would have been 95 years old in February.
"Mrs Rice is survived by a sister, Mrs Harriet Willison of Flintstone, who will be 100 years old in July. Besides Mrs Little and Mrs Willison, Mrs Rice is survived by a long list of descendents. Two other daughters, Mrs F. Hinkle and Mrs Ursula Zimmerla and one foster daughter, Mrs J. Little, all of Cumberland survive. Seventeen grandchildren, thirty-one great grandchildren and seven great great grandchildren also survive. The funeral will be held at 3:30 Sunday afternoon from the home of Mrs Little with burial in Rose Hill Cemetery. The Rev. Lynn Arborgast of Midland M. E. Church will officiate."
Julia, Amos and 2 children are enumerated in the 1860 census of Flintstone, Maryland. No occupation is listed for Amos; he owns $0 of real estate and $200 of personal property.
Husband Amos Stallings died in 1867, aged 38 years.
Julia remarried to John M Rice on 19 Jul 1869 at Allegany Co., Maryland. With John, she gave birth to at least 4 children named Addison D, Nora G, Florence, and Rosa B Rice.
Julia and John farmed in Flintstone, Maryland. They are enumerated in the 1870 through 1910 census records of Allegany County. In the 1900 census, John and Julia are operating a farm in the 16th District. In their household is an adopted daughter, Cora TWIGG, aged 15 years.
Husband John Rice died in 1913, aged 72 years.
In the 1920 census of North Branch, Allegany County, Julia is enumerated in the household of Henry Little and Julia's relationship to Henry is mother-in-law. Henry married Julia's daughter, Rosa RICE, in 1896.
Julia died aged 94 years.
[Cumberland newspaper, 12 Jan 1928]
"Mrs Julia M. Rice dies at ninety-four. Sister, in hundredth year survives. Mrs Julia M. Rice, 94, wife of the late John M. Rice died early today at the home of her daughter, Mrs H. Little, 700 North Center Street.
"Mrs Rice had been an intermittent resident of the city ever since 1836, coming here from Connecticut where she was born, when but three years old. Her health was unimpaired save for her sight which was failing, until ten days prior to her death. Mrs Rice recalled many incidents connected with the early history of the city including the first railroad train to enter the city, remembering clearly the crowds which assembled at that occasion. She would have been 95 years old in February.
"Mrs Rice is survived by a sister, Mrs Harriet Willison of Flintstone, who will be 100 years old in July. Besides Mrs Little and Mrs Willison, Mrs Rice is survived by a long list of descendents. Two other daughters, Mrs F. Hinkle and Mrs Ursula Zimmerla and one foster daughter, Mrs J. Little, all of Cumberland survive. Seventeen grandchildren, thirty-one great grandchildren and seven great great grandchildren also survive. The funeral will be held at 3:30 Sunday afternoon from the home of Mrs Little with burial in Rose Hill Cemetery. The Rev. Lynn Arborgast of Midland M. E. Church will officiate."
Julia married Amos R Stallings on 21 Dec 1848, in Allegany Co., Maryland. She was aged 15 years at the time of marriage. With Amos, she gave birth to at least 5 children named Ursula, Thomas B, George B, Frances, and Elmer E Stallings.
Julia, Amos and 2 children are enumerated in the 1860 census of Flintstone, Maryland. No occupation is listed for Amos; he owns $0 of real estate and $200 of personal property.
Husband Amos Stallings died in 1867, aged 38 years.
Julia remarried to John M Rice on 19 Jul 1869 at Allegany Co., Maryland. With John, she gave birth to at least 4 children named Addison D, Nora G, Florence, and Rosa B Rice.
Julia and John farmed in Flintstone, Maryland. They are enumerated in the 1870 through 1910 census records of Allegany County. In the 1900 census, John and Julia are operating a farm in the 16th District. In their household is an adopted daughter, Cora TWIGG, aged 15 years.
Husband John Rice died in 1913, aged 72 years.
In the 1920 census of North Branch, Allegany County, Julia is enumerated in the household of Henry Little and Julia's relationship to Henry is mother-in-law. Henry married Julia's daughter, Rosa RICE, in 1896.
Julia died aged 94 years.
[Cumberland newspaper, 12 Jan 1928]
"Mrs Julia M. Rice dies at ninety-four. Sister, in hundredth year survives. Mrs Julia M. Rice, 94, wife of the late John M. Rice died early today at the home of her daughter, Mrs H. Little, 700 North Center Street.
"Mrs Rice had been an intermittent resident of the city ever since 1836, coming here from Connecticut where she was born, when but three years old. Her health was unimpaired save for her sight which was failing, until ten days prior to her death. Mrs Rice recalled many incidents connected with the early history of the city including the first railroad train to enter the city, remembering clearly the crowds which assembled at that occasion. She would have been 95 years old in February.
"Mrs Rice is survived by a sister, Mrs Harriet Willison of Flintstone, who will be 100 years old in July. Besides Mrs Little and Mrs Willison, Mrs Rice is survived by a long list of descendents. Two other daughters, Mrs F. Hinkle and Mrs Ursula Zimmerla and one foster daughter, Mrs J. Little, all of Cumberland survive. Seventeen grandchildren, thirty-one great grandchildren and seven great great grandchildren also survive. The funeral will be held at 3:30 Sunday afternoon from the home of Mrs Little with burial in Rose Hill Cemetery. The Rev. Lynn Arborgast of Midland M. E. Church will officiate."
Julia, Amos and 2 children are enumerated in the 1860 census of Flintstone, Maryland. No occupation is listed for Amos; he owns $0 of real estate and $200 of personal property.
Husband Amos Stallings died in 1867, aged 38 years.
Julia remarried to John M Rice on 19 Jul 1869 at Allegany Co., Maryland. With John, she gave birth to at least 4 children named Addison D, Nora G, Florence, and Rosa B Rice.
Julia and John farmed in Flintstone, Maryland. They are enumerated in the 1870 through 1910 census records of Allegany County. In the 1900 census, John and Julia are operating a farm in the 16th District. In their household is an adopted daughter, Cora TWIGG, aged 15 years.
Husband John Rice died in 1913, aged 72 years.
In the 1920 census of North Branch, Allegany County, Julia is enumerated in the household of Henry Little and Julia's relationship to Henry is mother-in-law. Henry married Julia's daughter, Rosa RICE, in 1896.
Julia died aged 94 years.
[Cumberland newspaper, 12 Jan 1928]
"Mrs Julia M. Rice dies at ninety-four. Sister, in hundredth year survives. Mrs Julia M. Rice, 94, wife of the late John M. Rice died early today at the home of her daughter, Mrs H. Little, 700 North Center Street.
"Mrs Rice had been an intermittent resident of the city ever since 1836, coming here from Connecticut where she was born, when but three years old. Her health was unimpaired save for her sight which was failing, until ten days prior to her death. Mrs Rice recalled many incidents connected with the early history of the city including the first railroad train to enter the city, remembering clearly the crowds which assembled at that occasion. She would have been 95 years old in February.
"Mrs Rice is survived by a sister, Mrs Harriet Willison of Flintstone, who will be 100 years old in July. Besides Mrs Little and Mrs Willison, Mrs Rice is survived by a long list of descendents. Two other daughters, Mrs F. Hinkle and Mrs Ursula Zimmerla and one foster daughter, Mrs J. Little, all of Cumberland survive. Seventeen grandchildren, thirty-one great grandchildren and seven great great grandchildren also survive. The funeral will be held at 3:30 Sunday afternoon from the home of Mrs Little with burial in Rose Hill Cemetery. The Rev. Lynn Arborgast of Midland M. E. Church will officiate."
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Julia M. Rice
1833-1928
Gravesite Details
Rose Hill record, page 41; Died 1/12/1928; Buried 1/15/1928; Sec 28, Lot 8, Grave A2. [PEN]
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