Montana death certificate indicates that she died on a ranch 6 miles south of Great Falls, Montana, on Dec. 16, 1909. Death certificate indicates that she was buried in Highland Cemetery on Dec 18, 1909.
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The following provided by Find A Grave contributor "Cara":
Spouse: Major Delos R. Northway, b. ca 1835, Ohio; d. 28 May 1864, Aenon Church, VA - Died in the Civil War
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The following provided provided by Ruth Van Alstine:
Abbie P Northway, widow to Civil War soldier Delos R Northway, age 65. and Edith Stiles aged 62, listed as her Companion, lived in Bloomfield, Trumbull, Ohio, USA in 1900 (#. In 1909 showed a Death Record for her in the state of Montana. Montana Death Index, 1909, Name: Abbie Northway Age: 75 Estimated Birth Year: Abt 1834 Gender:Female Death Date: 16 Dec 1909 Index Number: 30-0211 Source: Montana Office of Vital Statistics
Cemetery Notes: Abbie lived in Ohio through 1890. However, she is recorded in the Montana Death Index as having died in Montana. She has find-a-grave entries for a grave in both Ohio and Montana. There is a gravestone at the Proctor family plot for her. How did she end up dying in Montana? She had a companion in Ohio in 1900 - (Edith Stiles 62 Companion). Could they have traveled there together? It seems odd, but the documentation states that she did indeed move to Montana in her last years. Why ? from RootsWeb: Interment Record for Abbie P. NORTHWAY Name: NORTHWAY, Abbie P. Born: 1834 Died or Buried: 1909 Buried: Brownwood County/State: Trumbull, OH Find-a-grave: She is listed in 2 separate cemeteries and has two gravestones, 2013. Memorial# 43074383 Old Highland Cemetery Great Falls, Montana.
Cemetery notes and/or description: (NOTE: There are two Highland Cemetaries in Great Falls, Montana, an Old Highland Cemetery in town and a "New" Highland Cemetery.) In May 2011 over 200 stones in "Old Highland Cemetery were vandalized and pushed over. Many century-old stones were knocked over and broken into many pieces. There is an ongoing investigation. There is also a gravestone Memorial #77307646 in the Brownwood Cemetery, North Bloomfield, Trumbull, Ohio, USA
One possible explanation is that she died in Montana, was buried there however the family wanted her memorialized in Ohio where she was originally from.
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The following provided by Find A Grave contributor "Cara":
Spouse: Major Delos R. Northway, b. ca 1835, Ohio; d. 28 May 1864, Aenon Church, VA - Died in the Civil War
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The following provided provided by Ruth Van Alstine:
Abbie P Northway, widow to Civil War soldier Delos R Northway, age 65. and Edith Stiles aged 62, listed as her Companion, lived in Bloomfield, Trumbull, Ohio, USA in 1900 (#. In 1909 showed a Death Record for her in the state of Montana. Montana Death Index, 1909, Name: Abbie Northway Age: 75 Estimated Birth Year: Abt 1834 Gender:Female Death Date: 16 Dec 1909 Index Number: 30-0211 Source: Montana Office of Vital Statistics
Cemetery Notes: Abbie lived in Ohio through 1890. However, she is recorded in the Montana Death Index as having died in Montana. She has find-a-grave entries for a grave in both Ohio and Montana. There is a gravestone at the Proctor family plot for her. How did she end up dying in Montana? She had a companion in Ohio in 1900 - (Edith Stiles 62 Companion). Could they have traveled there together? It seems odd, but the documentation states that she did indeed move to Montana in her last years. Why ? from RootsWeb: Interment Record for Abbie P. NORTHWAY Name: NORTHWAY, Abbie P. Born: 1834 Died or Buried: 1909 Buried: Brownwood County/State: Trumbull, OH Find-a-grave: She is listed in 2 separate cemeteries and has two gravestones, 2013. Memorial# 43074383 Old Highland Cemetery Great Falls, Montana.
Cemetery notes and/or description: (NOTE: There are two Highland Cemetaries in Great Falls, Montana, an Old Highland Cemetery in town and a "New" Highland Cemetery.) In May 2011 over 200 stones in "Old Highland Cemetery were vandalized and pushed over. Many century-old stones were knocked over and broken into many pieces. There is an ongoing investigation. There is also a gravestone Memorial #77307646 in the Brownwood Cemetery, North Bloomfield, Trumbull, Ohio, USA
One possible explanation is that she died in Montana, was buried there however the family wanted her memorialized in Ohio where she was originally from.
Montana death certificate indicates that she died on a ranch 6 miles south of Great Falls, Montana, on Dec. 16, 1909. Death certificate indicates that she was buried in Highland Cemetery on Dec 18, 1909.
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The following provided by Find A Grave contributor "Cara":
Spouse: Major Delos R. Northway, b. ca 1835, Ohio; d. 28 May 1864, Aenon Church, VA - Died in the Civil War
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The following provided provided by Ruth Van Alstine:
Abbie P Northway, widow to Civil War soldier Delos R Northway, age 65. and Edith Stiles aged 62, listed as her Companion, lived in Bloomfield, Trumbull, Ohio, USA in 1900 (#. In 1909 showed a Death Record for her in the state of Montana. Montana Death Index, 1909, Name: Abbie Northway Age: 75 Estimated Birth Year: Abt 1834 Gender:Female Death Date: 16 Dec 1909 Index Number: 30-0211 Source: Montana Office of Vital Statistics
Cemetery Notes: Abbie lived in Ohio through 1890. However, she is recorded in the Montana Death Index as having died in Montana. She has find-a-grave entries for a grave in both Ohio and Montana. There is a gravestone at the Proctor family plot for her. How did she end up dying in Montana? She had a companion in Ohio in 1900 - (Edith Stiles 62 Companion). Could they have traveled there together? It seems odd, but the documentation states that she did indeed move to Montana in her last years. Why ? from RootsWeb: Interment Record for Abbie P. NORTHWAY Name: NORTHWAY, Abbie P. Born: 1834 Died or Buried: 1909 Buried: Brownwood County/State: Trumbull, OH Find-a-grave: She is listed in 2 separate cemeteries and has two gravestones, 2013. Memorial# 43074383 Old Highland Cemetery Great Falls, Montana.
Cemetery notes and/or description: (NOTE: There are two Highland Cemetaries in Great Falls, Montana, an Old Highland Cemetery in town and a "New" Highland Cemetery.) In May 2011 over 200 stones in "Old Highland Cemetery were vandalized and pushed over. Many century-old stones were knocked over and broken into many pieces. There is an ongoing investigation. There is also a gravestone Memorial #77307646 in the Brownwood Cemetery, North Bloomfield, Trumbull, Ohio, USA
One possible explanation is that she died in Montana, was buried there however the family wanted her memorialized in Ohio where she was originally from.
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The following provided by Find A Grave contributor "Cara":
Spouse: Major Delos R. Northway, b. ca 1835, Ohio; d. 28 May 1864, Aenon Church, VA - Died in the Civil War
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The following provided provided by Ruth Van Alstine:
Abbie P Northway, widow to Civil War soldier Delos R Northway, age 65. and Edith Stiles aged 62, listed as her Companion, lived in Bloomfield, Trumbull, Ohio, USA in 1900 (#. In 1909 showed a Death Record for her in the state of Montana. Montana Death Index, 1909, Name: Abbie Northway Age: 75 Estimated Birth Year: Abt 1834 Gender:Female Death Date: 16 Dec 1909 Index Number: 30-0211 Source: Montana Office of Vital Statistics
Cemetery Notes: Abbie lived in Ohio through 1890. However, she is recorded in the Montana Death Index as having died in Montana. She has find-a-grave entries for a grave in both Ohio and Montana. There is a gravestone at the Proctor family plot for her. How did she end up dying in Montana? She had a companion in Ohio in 1900 - (Edith Stiles 62 Companion). Could they have traveled there together? It seems odd, but the documentation states that she did indeed move to Montana in her last years. Why ? from RootsWeb: Interment Record for Abbie P. NORTHWAY Name: NORTHWAY, Abbie P. Born: 1834 Died or Buried: 1909 Buried: Brownwood County/State: Trumbull, OH Find-a-grave: She is listed in 2 separate cemeteries and has two gravestones, 2013. Memorial# 43074383 Old Highland Cemetery Great Falls, Montana.
Cemetery notes and/or description: (NOTE: There are two Highland Cemetaries in Great Falls, Montana, an Old Highland Cemetery in town and a "New" Highland Cemetery.) In May 2011 over 200 stones in "Old Highland Cemetery were vandalized and pushed over. Many century-old stones were knocked over and broken into many pieces. There is an ongoing investigation. There is also a gravestone Memorial #77307646 in the Brownwood Cemetery, North Bloomfield, Trumbull, Ohio, USA
One possible explanation is that she died in Montana, was buried there however the family wanted her memorialized in Ohio where she was originally from.
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