Came to Burlington, Iowa, at age 4.
Married December 23, 1856 to John Murray Corse in Burlington, Des Moines Co., Iowa.
Mother of one daughter who died in childhood and one son, Edward, who was a student at Columbia at the time of her death.
She was a niece of James G. Edwards who was publisher of what became the Burlington Hawk Eye, the oldest newspaper in Iowa. In the 1850 US census she and her sister were living in the household of James Edwards. The names of her parents are unknown.
She was a sister of Louise Prince Love, wife of James Love.
Her obit said she had a circle of friends in Chicago, Boston, and New York.
Married December 23, 1856 to John Murray Corse in Burlington, Des Moines Co., Iowa.
Mother of one daughter who died in childhood and one son, Edward, who was a student at Columbia at the time of her death.
She was a niece of James G. Edwards who was publisher of what became the Burlington Hawk Eye, the oldest newspaper in Iowa. In the 1850 US census she and her sister were living in the household of James Edwards. The names of her parents are unknown.
She was a sister of Louise Prince Love, wife of James Love.
Her obit said she had a circle of friends in Chicago, Boston, and New York.
Came to Burlington, Iowa, at age 4.
Married December 23, 1856 to John Murray Corse in Burlington, Des Moines Co., Iowa.
Mother of one daughter who died in childhood and one son, Edward, who was a student at Columbia at the time of her death.
She was a niece of James G. Edwards who was publisher of what became the Burlington Hawk Eye, the oldest newspaper in Iowa. In the 1850 US census she and her sister were living in the household of James Edwards. The names of her parents are unknown.
She was a sister of Louise Prince Love, wife of James Love.
Her obit said she had a circle of friends in Chicago, Boston, and New York.
Married December 23, 1856 to John Murray Corse in Burlington, Des Moines Co., Iowa.
Mother of one daughter who died in childhood and one son, Edward, who was a student at Columbia at the time of her death.
She was a niece of James G. Edwards who was publisher of what became the Burlington Hawk Eye, the oldest newspaper in Iowa. In the 1850 US census she and her sister were living in the household of James Edwards. The names of her parents are unknown.
She was a sister of Louise Prince Love, wife of James Love.
Her obit said she had a circle of friends in Chicago, Boston, and New York.
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