Daughter of Joel Leander Dalbey and Belzona "Belle" (Hall) Dalbey.
Richardson County, Nebraska Marriage License 3947 issued 2 Jan 1895 for Mr. J. A. Tipton, age 23, born Missouri, res. Albany, Missouri, son of E.J. Tipton and Julia A. Robison and Miss Agnes M. Dalbey, age 23, born Iowa, res. Schubert, Nebraska, daughter of J. L. Dalbey and Belle Hall. They were married the same day at the Bride's home by E. S. Chamberlain, Minister of the Gospel.
The 26 Sep and 3 Oct 1912 editions of the Ledger (Albany, Missouri) states she was survived by two children Lee and Lenore. Husband's obituary states he and Agnes had three children: Elijah Lee of Los Angeles, California, Lenore of the home and Deborah who died in July 1901 after living only a few hours.
Buried in Grandview Cemetery.
Richardson County, Nebraska Marriage License 3947 issued 2 Jan 1895 for Mr. J. A. Tipton, age 23, born Missouri, res. Albany, Missouri, son of E.J. Tipton and Julia A. Robison and Miss Agnes M. Dalbey, age 23, born Iowa, res. Schubert, Nebraska, daughter of J. L. Dalbey and Belle Hall. They were married the same day at the Bride's home by E. S. Chamberlain, Minister of the Gospel.
The 26 Sep and 3 Oct 1912 editions of the Ledger (Albany, Missouri) states she was survived by two children Lee and Lenore. Husband's obituary states he and Agnes had three children: Elijah Lee of Los Angeles, California, Lenore of the home and Deborah who died in July 1901 after living only a few hours.
Buried in Grandview Cemetery.
Daughter of Joel Leander Dalbey and Belzona "Belle" (Hall) Dalbey.
Richardson County, Nebraska Marriage License 3947 issued 2 Jan 1895 for Mr. J. A. Tipton, age 23, born Missouri, res. Albany, Missouri, son of E.J. Tipton and Julia A. Robison and Miss Agnes M. Dalbey, age 23, born Iowa, res. Schubert, Nebraska, daughter of J. L. Dalbey and Belle Hall. They were married the same day at the Bride's home by E. S. Chamberlain, Minister of the Gospel.
The 26 Sep and 3 Oct 1912 editions of the Ledger (Albany, Missouri) states she was survived by two children Lee and Lenore. Husband's obituary states he and Agnes had three children: Elijah Lee of Los Angeles, California, Lenore of the home and Deborah who died in July 1901 after living only a few hours.
Buried in Grandview Cemetery.
Richardson County, Nebraska Marriage License 3947 issued 2 Jan 1895 for Mr. J. A. Tipton, age 23, born Missouri, res. Albany, Missouri, son of E.J. Tipton and Julia A. Robison and Miss Agnes M. Dalbey, age 23, born Iowa, res. Schubert, Nebraska, daughter of J. L. Dalbey and Belle Hall. They were married the same day at the Bride's home by E. S. Chamberlain, Minister of the Gospel.
The 26 Sep and 3 Oct 1912 editions of the Ledger (Albany, Missouri) states she was survived by two children Lee and Lenore. Husband's obituary states he and Agnes had three children: Elijah Lee of Los Angeles, California, Lenore of the home and Deborah who died in July 1901 after living only a few hours.
Buried in Grandview Cemetery.
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