Cemetery Records:
Name: ISABEL M. CODY
ISABELLA MULBERRY CODY was one of 9 children born in Londonderry, Ireland to:
JAMES MULBERRY AND
THOMASINA ANN 'Annie' ELIZABETH BARNETT
IRISH MULBERRY SIBLINGS:
1. JANE MULBERRY Circa 1847 (Married William Johnston-Remained in U.K.)
2. JOHN MULBERRY Circa 1852(Dates unknown-Remained in U.K.)
3. THOMAS BARNETT MULBERRY (1858-1884)
4. ISABELLA MULBERRY 1860-1928 (Married Rev. James B. Cody)
5. MARY MULBERRY (Circa 1861 - 1920)
6. JAMES THOMSON MULBERRY (1863-1938)
7. CHRISTIANA MULBERRY 1865-1895 (Married Robert Johnston
8. DAVID MULBERRY (1869-1958)
9. ANNIE 'ELIZABETH' MULBERRY (1871-1960) (Married Peter McIntosh)
Isabella's family decided to immigrate from Londonderry, North Ireland to Canada in the late 1870's.
Isabella Mulberry and two of her brothers, James Thomson Mulberry and Thomas Mulberry were the first to set sail on the Allan Steamship Line from Liverpool upon a ship called "The Polynesian", or "The Rolling Polly"; and arrived in 1878. Her mother Annie Mulberry arrived in 1880 with 4 children: Dave, Mary, Christiana, Elizabeth, as well as her Mother's brother-in-law David Mulberry.
While awaiting immigration to Canada, her father James Mulberry became ill (believed to be dysentery) and died in England while awaiting the ship. Mrs. Annie Mulberry accompanied her children on her own to Canada on the Allan Steamship Line, and arrived in Rapid City, Manitoba. They chose Rapid City as relatives had already settled there. (niece Jane Thompson; daughter to John Mulberry - the brother of James Mulberry).
Following several years of crop disasters, the family decided to move west to Spy Hill. In 1883 they filed on homesteads near the Cut Arm Valley. N.W. 14-18-31, and 22-18-31.
ISABELLA CODY married REVEREND JAMES BODWELL CODY in Minnedosa, Manitoba on the 9th of May, 1883. They later moved to the United States, where Reverend Cody served in different parishes in New York, and Pennsylvania.
Isabella and James Cody had seven children:
1.Mary Jane Vining 'Vinnie'Cody 1884-1954[J. Edgar May, Jr.)
2.Wilbur Lincoln Mulberry Cody (Railroader)1885-1959
3.Caroline 'Carrie' F. Cody 1887-1973 [Parvin Robbins]
4.Fredrick Carey Cody 'Freddie' 1889-1963
5.Dolla "Dollie" Mabel Cody 1892- (Fred Hauser)
6.Ross M. Cody (Oklahoma)1894-1939
7.Millard James Cody 1902-(N.Jersey)
James and Isabella had their first three children while living in Canada, Vining in 1884, Wilber in 1885 and Caroline in 1887. The couple immigrated to the United States in 1887, shortly after their third child was born. By the time the 1892 U.S. Federal Census was take , the couple was living in Gorham, New York with their four young children; Vinnie [Vining] 8, Wilbur 7, Carrie 5, and Frederick (8 months).
In the 1900 Census, the family is living in Queensbury Township, Warren County, New York, with two additional children, Dollie, [Dolla] and Ross. James and his family had lived in the U.S. thirteen years by this time, and the U.S. Census states that he had become a naturalized citizen.
In 1910, just two years before her husband passed away, James and Isabella are living with six of their children in Bethany Borough, Wayne County Pennsylvania on Main Street. their son Private Frederick Carey Cody had moved away from home to join the U.S. Army. Frederick is buried in the American Legion Cemetery in Tampa, Florida.
The couple's daughter Mary Jane 'Vining' Cody lived at home with them for a number of years as an adult. She was a nurse, and was the informant to the authorities when her father passed away; and her signature can be found on his death registration.
Reverend Cody's second claim to fame is that he was the cousin of William F. Cody, the infamous ‘BUFFALO BILL" of ‘THE GREAT WILD WEST SHOW'!!
Reverend James B. Cody passed away in Scranton, Pennsylvania on 29 January 1912 of Gastric Carcinoma. He was 56 years, 7 months and 20 days old.
Isabella died in Scranton, Pennsylvania at age 68 years and 25 days old, and is buried in the Dunmore Cemetery in Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania.
REVEREND JAMES BODWELL CODY is buried next to his wife ISABELLA MULBERRY CODY, and his daughter DOLLA MABEL CODY HAUSER. They are buried in BLOCK 9, Lot 155 Of The DUNMORE CEMETERY, in Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania.
Name: ISABEL M. CODY
ISABELLA MULBERRY CODY was one of 9 children born in Londonderry, Ireland to:
JAMES MULBERRY AND
THOMASINA ANN 'Annie' ELIZABETH BARNETT
IRISH MULBERRY SIBLINGS:
1. JANE MULBERRY Circa 1847 (Married William Johnston-Remained in U.K.)
2. JOHN MULBERRY Circa 1852(Dates unknown-Remained in U.K.)
3. THOMAS BARNETT MULBERRY (1858-1884)
4. ISABELLA MULBERRY 1860-1928 (Married Rev. James B. Cody)
5. MARY MULBERRY (Circa 1861 - 1920)
6. JAMES THOMSON MULBERRY (1863-1938)
7. CHRISTIANA MULBERRY 1865-1895 (Married Robert Johnston
8. DAVID MULBERRY (1869-1958)
9. ANNIE 'ELIZABETH' MULBERRY (1871-1960) (Married Peter McIntosh)
Isabella's family decided to immigrate from Londonderry, North Ireland to Canada in the late 1870's.
Isabella Mulberry and two of her brothers, James Thomson Mulberry and Thomas Mulberry were the first to set sail on the Allan Steamship Line from Liverpool upon a ship called "The Polynesian", or "The Rolling Polly"; and arrived in 1878. Her mother Annie Mulberry arrived in 1880 with 4 children: Dave, Mary, Christiana, Elizabeth, as well as her Mother's brother-in-law David Mulberry.
While awaiting immigration to Canada, her father James Mulberry became ill (believed to be dysentery) and died in England while awaiting the ship. Mrs. Annie Mulberry accompanied her children on her own to Canada on the Allan Steamship Line, and arrived in Rapid City, Manitoba. They chose Rapid City as relatives had already settled there. (niece Jane Thompson; daughter to John Mulberry - the brother of James Mulberry).
Following several years of crop disasters, the family decided to move west to Spy Hill. In 1883 they filed on homesteads near the Cut Arm Valley. N.W. 14-18-31, and 22-18-31.
ISABELLA CODY married REVEREND JAMES BODWELL CODY in Minnedosa, Manitoba on the 9th of May, 1883. They later moved to the United States, where Reverend Cody served in different parishes in New York, and Pennsylvania.
Isabella and James Cody had seven children:
1.Mary Jane Vining 'Vinnie'Cody 1884-1954[J. Edgar May, Jr.)
2.Wilbur Lincoln Mulberry Cody (Railroader)1885-1959
3.Caroline 'Carrie' F. Cody 1887-1973 [Parvin Robbins]
4.Fredrick Carey Cody 'Freddie' 1889-1963
5.Dolla "Dollie" Mabel Cody 1892- (Fred Hauser)
6.Ross M. Cody (Oklahoma)1894-1939
7.Millard James Cody 1902-(N.Jersey)
James and Isabella had their first three children while living in Canada, Vining in 1884, Wilber in 1885 and Caroline in 1887. The couple immigrated to the United States in 1887, shortly after their third child was born. By the time the 1892 U.S. Federal Census was take , the couple was living in Gorham, New York with their four young children; Vinnie [Vining] 8, Wilbur 7, Carrie 5, and Frederick (8 months).
In the 1900 Census, the family is living in Queensbury Township, Warren County, New York, with two additional children, Dollie, [Dolla] and Ross. James and his family had lived in the U.S. thirteen years by this time, and the U.S. Census states that he had become a naturalized citizen.
In 1910, just two years before her husband passed away, James and Isabella are living with six of their children in Bethany Borough, Wayne County Pennsylvania on Main Street. their son Private Frederick Carey Cody had moved away from home to join the U.S. Army. Frederick is buried in the American Legion Cemetery in Tampa, Florida.
The couple's daughter Mary Jane 'Vining' Cody lived at home with them for a number of years as an adult. She was a nurse, and was the informant to the authorities when her father passed away; and her signature can be found on his death registration.
Reverend Cody's second claim to fame is that he was the cousin of William F. Cody, the infamous ‘BUFFALO BILL" of ‘THE GREAT WILD WEST SHOW'!!
Reverend James B. Cody passed away in Scranton, Pennsylvania on 29 January 1912 of Gastric Carcinoma. He was 56 years, 7 months and 20 days old.
Isabella died in Scranton, Pennsylvania at age 68 years and 25 days old, and is buried in the Dunmore Cemetery in Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania.
REVEREND JAMES BODWELL CODY is buried next to his wife ISABELLA MULBERRY CODY, and his daughter DOLLA MABEL CODY HAUSER. They are buried in BLOCK 9, Lot 155 Of The DUNMORE CEMETERY, in Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania.
Cemetery Records:
Name: ISABEL M. CODY
ISABELLA MULBERRY CODY was one of 9 children born in Londonderry, Ireland to:
JAMES MULBERRY AND
THOMASINA ANN 'Annie' ELIZABETH BARNETT
IRISH MULBERRY SIBLINGS:
1. JANE MULBERRY Circa 1847 (Married William Johnston-Remained in U.K.)
2. JOHN MULBERRY Circa 1852(Dates unknown-Remained in U.K.)
3. THOMAS BARNETT MULBERRY (1858-1884)
4. ISABELLA MULBERRY 1860-1928 (Married Rev. James B. Cody)
5. MARY MULBERRY (Circa 1861 - 1920)
6. JAMES THOMSON MULBERRY (1863-1938)
7. CHRISTIANA MULBERRY 1865-1895 (Married Robert Johnston
8. DAVID MULBERRY (1869-1958)
9. ANNIE 'ELIZABETH' MULBERRY (1871-1960) (Married Peter McIntosh)
Isabella's family decided to immigrate from Londonderry, North Ireland to Canada in the late 1870's.
Isabella Mulberry and two of her brothers, James Thomson Mulberry and Thomas Mulberry were the first to set sail on the Allan Steamship Line from Liverpool upon a ship called "The Polynesian", or "The Rolling Polly"; and arrived in 1878. Her mother Annie Mulberry arrived in 1880 with 4 children: Dave, Mary, Christiana, Elizabeth, as well as her Mother's brother-in-law David Mulberry.
While awaiting immigration to Canada, her father James Mulberry became ill (believed to be dysentery) and died in England while awaiting the ship. Mrs. Annie Mulberry accompanied her children on her own to Canada on the Allan Steamship Line, and arrived in Rapid City, Manitoba. They chose Rapid City as relatives had already settled there. (niece Jane Thompson; daughter to John Mulberry - the brother of James Mulberry).
Following several years of crop disasters, the family decided to move west to Spy Hill. In 1883 they filed on homesteads near the Cut Arm Valley. N.W. 14-18-31, and 22-18-31.
ISABELLA CODY married REVEREND JAMES BODWELL CODY in Minnedosa, Manitoba on the 9th of May, 1883. They later moved to the United States, where Reverend Cody served in different parishes in New York, and Pennsylvania.
Isabella and James Cody had seven children:
1.Mary Jane Vining 'Vinnie'Cody 1884-1954[J. Edgar May, Jr.)
2.Wilbur Lincoln Mulberry Cody (Railroader)1885-1959
3.Caroline 'Carrie' F. Cody 1887-1973 [Parvin Robbins]
4.Fredrick Carey Cody 'Freddie' 1889-1963
5.Dolla "Dollie" Mabel Cody 1892- (Fred Hauser)
6.Ross M. Cody (Oklahoma)1894-1939
7.Millard James Cody 1902-(N.Jersey)
James and Isabella had their first three children while living in Canada, Vining in 1884, Wilber in 1885 and Caroline in 1887. The couple immigrated to the United States in 1887, shortly after their third child was born. By the time the 1892 U.S. Federal Census was take , the couple was living in Gorham, New York with their four young children; Vinnie [Vining] 8, Wilbur 7, Carrie 5, and Frederick (8 months).
In the 1900 Census, the family is living in Queensbury Township, Warren County, New York, with two additional children, Dollie, [Dolla] and Ross. James and his family had lived in the U.S. thirteen years by this time, and the U.S. Census states that he had become a naturalized citizen.
In 1910, just two years before her husband passed away, James and Isabella are living with six of their children in Bethany Borough, Wayne County Pennsylvania on Main Street. their son Private Frederick Carey Cody had moved away from home to join the U.S. Army. Frederick is buried in the American Legion Cemetery in Tampa, Florida.
The couple's daughter Mary Jane 'Vining' Cody lived at home with them for a number of years as an adult. She was a nurse, and was the informant to the authorities when her father passed away; and her signature can be found on his death registration.
Reverend Cody's second claim to fame is that he was the cousin of William F. Cody, the infamous ‘BUFFALO BILL" of ‘THE GREAT WILD WEST SHOW'!!
Reverend James B. Cody passed away in Scranton, Pennsylvania on 29 January 1912 of Gastric Carcinoma. He was 56 years, 7 months and 20 days old.
Isabella died in Scranton, Pennsylvania at age 68 years and 25 days old, and is buried in the Dunmore Cemetery in Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania.
REVEREND JAMES BODWELL CODY is buried next to his wife ISABELLA MULBERRY CODY, and his daughter DOLLA MABEL CODY HAUSER. They are buried in BLOCK 9, Lot 155 Of The DUNMORE CEMETERY, in Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania.
Name: ISABEL M. CODY
ISABELLA MULBERRY CODY was one of 9 children born in Londonderry, Ireland to:
JAMES MULBERRY AND
THOMASINA ANN 'Annie' ELIZABETH BARNETT
IRISH MULBERRY SIBLINGS:
1. JANE MULBERRY Circa 1847 (Married William Johnston-Remained in U.K.)
2. JOHN MULBERRY Circa 1852(Dates unknown-Remained in U.K.)
3. THOMAS BARNETT MULBERRY (1858-1884)
4. ISABELLA MULBERRY 1860-1928 (Married Rev. James B. Cody)
5. MARY MULBERRY (Circa 1861 - 1920)
6. JAMES THOMSON MULBERRY (1863-1938)
7. CHRISTIANA MULBERRY 1865-1895 (Married Robert Johnston
8. DAVID MULBERRY (1869-1958)
9. ANNIE 'ELIZABETH' MULBERRY (1871-1960) (Married Peter McIntosh)
Isabella's family decided to immigrate from Londonderry, North Ireland to Canada in the late 1870's.
Isabella Mulberry and two of her brothers, James Thomson Mulberry and Thomas Mulberry were the first to set sail on the Allan Steamship Line from Liverpool upon a ship called "The Polynesian", or "The Rolling Polly"; and arrived in 1878. Her mother Annie Mulberry arrived in 1880 with 4 children: Dave, Mary, Christiana, Elizabeth, as well as her Mother's brother-in-law David Mulberry.
While awaiting immigration to Canada, her father James Mulberry became ill (believed to be dysentery) and died in England while awaiting the ship. Mrs. Annie Mulberry accompanied her children on her own to Canada on the Allan Steamship Line, and arrived in Rapid City, Manitoba. They chose Rapid City as relatives had already settled there. (niece Jane Thompson; daughter to John Mulberry - the brother of James Mulberry).
Following several years of crop disasters, the family decided to move west to Spy Hill. In 1883 they filed on homesteads near the Cut Arm Valley. N.W. 14-18-31, and 22-18-31.
ISABELLA CODY married REVEREND JAMES BODWELL CODY in Minnedosa, Manitoba on the 9th of May, 1883. They later moved to the United States, where Reverend Cody served in different parishes in New York, and Pennsylvania.
Isabella and James Cody had seven children:
1.Mary Jane Vining 'Vinnie'Cody 1884-1954[J. Edgar May, Jr.)
2.Wilbur Lincoln Mulberry Cody (Railroader)1885-1959
3.Caroline 'Carrie' F. Cody 1887-1973 [Parvin Robbins]
4.Fredrick Carey Cody 'Freddie' 1889-1963
5.Dolla "Dollie" Mabel Cody 1892- (Fred Hauser)
6.Ross M. Cody (Oklahoma)1894-1939
7.Millard James Cody 1902-(N.Jersey)
James and Isabella had their first three children while living in Canada, Vining in 1884, Wilber in 1885 and Caroline in 1887. The couple immigrated to the United States in 1887, shortly after their third child was born. By the time the 1892 U.S. Federal Census was take , the couple was living in Gorham, New York with their four young children; Vinnie [Vining] 8, Wilbur 7, Carrie 5, and Frederick (8 months).
In the 1900 Census, the family is living in Queensbury Township, Warren County, New York, with two additional children, Dollie, [Dolla] and Ross. James and his family had lived in the U.S. thirteen years by this time, and the U.S. Census states that he had become a naturalized citizen.
In 1910, just two years before her husband passed away, James and Isabella are living with six of their children in Bethany Borough, Wayne County Pennsylvania on Main Street. their son Private Frederick Carey Cody had moved away from home to join the U.S. Army. Frederick is buried in the American Legion Cemetery in Tampa, Florida.
The couple's daughter Mary Jane 'Vining' Cody lived at home with them for a number of years as an adult. She was a nurse, and was the informant to the authorities when her father passed away; and her signature can be found on his death registration.
Reverend Cody's second claim to fame is that he was the cousin of William F. Cody, the infamous ‘BUFFALO BILL" of ‘THE GREAT WILD WEST SHOW'!!
Reverend James B. Cody passed away in Scranton, Pennsylvania on 29 January 1912 of Gastric Carcinoma. He was 56 years, 7 months and 20 days old.
Isabella died in Scranton, Pennsylvania at age 68 years and 25 days old, and is buried in the Dunmore Cemetery in Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania.
REVEREND JAMES BODWELL CODY is buried next to his wife ISABELLA MULBERRY CODY, and his daughter DOLLA MABEL CODY HAUSER. They are buried in BLOCK 9, Lot 155 Of The DUNMORE CEMETERY, in Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania.
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