Mr. and Mrs. John C. Christy of Lick Creek township, celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary last friday, November 28, 1902. All their children were present but one daughter that lives in Yankton, South Dakota. Several states and territories were represented. John C. Christy and Christena Fisk were united in marriage by James Dunlavy 50 years ago, and as a result of this union, nine children were born unto them, four sons and five daughters. Plenty to eat and good music were the order of the day, and all report a very pleasant gatherin.
Respected Citizen Gone - John C. Christy, Residing Near Floris - Died at His Home Near Floris Last Friday at Age 72 Years - Death Caused by P aralysis
Mr. John C. Christy, one of the old pioneers of Davis County died at his home near Floris on friday, December 30, after about 4 years of continuel suffering from several strokes of paralysis.
Mr. Christy was one of the first settlers in Davis County and has a wide acquaintence of friends who will learn of his death with sadness. He was past 72 years of age and during the past 4 years he has been in failing health and has only passed to his reward. He leaves a large family to mourn his loss.
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Christy of Lick Creek township, celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary last friday, November 28, 1902. All their children were present but one daughter that lives in Yankton, South Dakota. Several states and territories were represented. John C. Christy and Christena Fisk were united in marriage by James Dunlavy 50 years ago, and as a result of this union, nine children were born unto them, four sons and five daughters. Plenty to eat and good music were the order of the day, and all report a very pleasant gatherin.
Respected Citizen Gone - John C. Christy, Residing Near Floris - Died at His Home Near Floris Last Friday at Age 72 Years - Death Caused by P aralysis
Mr. John C. Christy, one of the old pioneers of Davis County died at his home near Floris on friday, December 30, after about 4 years of continuel suffering from several strokes of paralysis.
Mr. Christy was one of the first settlers in Davis County and has a wide acquaintence of friends who will learn of his death with sadness. He was past 72 years of age and during the past 4 years he has been in failing health and has only passed to his reward. He leaves a large family to mourn his loss.
Family Members
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Anna Christy Yoder
1803–1868
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Sarah "Sally" Christy Banister
1805 – unknown
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Margaret Christy Davis
1809 – unknown
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William Christy
1810–1861
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James E Christy
1813–1882
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Andrew Jackson Christy
1815 – unknown
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Samuel Christy
1818–1881
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Jonathan Christy
1822–1864
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Jacob "Jake" Christy
1826–1899
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Mary E Christy Roberts
1827–1897
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George Washington Christy
1830–1918
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Henry H Christy
1856–1884
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Lewis Franklin Christy
1860–1940
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Mary Frances Christy Mutchler
1862–1946
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Infant Daughter Christy
1864–1865
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Nancy Ellen Downing
1864–1934
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Rebecca Reta Christy Grant
1866–1932
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Thomas John Christy
1869–1870
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John W Christy
1870–1871
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Lola M Christy Hawkins
1872–1933
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Nora Alice Christy Dunlavy
1873–1945
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Ira Christy
1875–1944
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Voley Christy
1877–1878
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Alvin J. Christy
1879–1968
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Lucy Christy
1881–1881
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