Dace, Sarah Elizabeth
Spouse; Edwin Wallace Dace
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b. 11-11-1850 Rushville Twp.
d. 08-29-1926 Rushville Twp.
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Father: Isaac Black, Dubois Co., Indiana
Mother: Cynthia Edmonston, NC.
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"In 1848 he {Isaac Black} was united in marriage to Cynthia A. Edmonston, a daughter of Enoch Edmonston, who located in Schuyler county in 1831; he became prominently identified with public affairs, and served tow terms as Sheriff of the county; he was also County Treasurer and Assessor; his wife's maiden name was Susan Allen. Mr. and Mrs. Black are the parents of eight children: Susan, Emily, Sarah E., George M., James P., Enoch, Flora A., Elvira and E. Louisa. George M. Black has represented Bainbridge township on the County Board of Supervisors. He has been a loyal citizen, always giving a liberal support to worthy movements and to those enterprises tending to benefit the general public."
SOURCE: BIOGRAPHICAL REVIEW OF CASS, SCHUYLER and BROWN COUNTIES, Illinois - 1892, Chicago: Biographical Review Publishing Co., page 549.
Spouse; Edwin Wallace Dace
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b. 11-11-1850 Rushville Twp.
d. 08-29-1926 Rushville Twp.
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Father: Isaac Black, Dubois Co., Indiana
Mother: Cynthia Edmonston, NC.
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"In 1848 he {Isaac Black} was united in marriage to Cynthia A. Edmonston, a daughter of Enoch Edmonston, who located in Schuyler county in 1831; he became prominently identified with public affairs, and served tow terms as Sheriff of the county; he was also County Treasurer and Assessor; his wife's maiden name was Susan Allen. Mr. and Mrs. Black are the parents of eight children: Susan, Emily, Sarah E., George M., James P., Enoch, Flora A., Elvira and E. Louisa. George M. Black has represented Bainbridge township on the County Board of Supervisors. He has been a loyal citizen, always giving a liberal support to worthy movements and to those enterprises tending to benefit the general public."
SOURCE: BIOGRAPHICAL REVIEW OF CASS, SCHUYLER and BROWN COUNTIES, Illinois - 1892, Chicago: Biographical Review Publishing Co., page 549.
Dace, Sarah Elizabeth
Spouse; Edwin Wallace Dace
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b. 11-11-1850 Rushville Twp.
d. 08-29-1926 Rushville Twp.
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Father: Isaac Black, Dubois Co., Indiana
Mother: Cynthia Edmonston, NC.
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"In 1848 he {Isaac Black} was united in marriage to Cynthia A. Edmonston, a daughter of Enoch Edmonston, who located in Schuyler county in 1831; he became prominently identified with public affairs, and served tow terms as Sheriff of the county; he was also County Treasurer and Assessor; his wife's maiden name was Susan Allen. Mr. and Mrs. Black are the parents of eight children: Susan, Emily, Sarah E., George M., James P., Enoch, Flora A., Elvira and E. Louisa. George M. Black has represented Bainbridge township on the County Board of Supervisors. He has been a loyal citizen, always giving a liberal support to worthy movements and to those enterprises tending to benefit the general public."
SOURCE: BIOGRAPHICAL REVIEW OF CASS, SCHUYLER and BROWN COUNTIES, Illinois - 1892, Chicago: Biographical Review Publishing Co., page 549.
Spouse; Edwin Wallace Dace
---
b. 11-11-1850 Rushville Twp.
d. 08-29-1926 Rushville Twp.
---
Father: Isaac Black, Dubois Co., Indiana
Mother: Cynthia Edmonston, NC.
---
"In 1848 he {Isaac Black} was united in marriage to Cynthia A. Edmonston, a daughter of Enoch Edmonston, who located in Schuyler county in 1831; he became prominently identified with public affairs, and served tow terms as Sheriff of the county; he was also County Treasurer and Assessor; his wife's maiden name was Susan Allen. Mr. and Mrs. Black are the parents of eight children: Susan, Emily, Sarah E., George M., James P., Enoch, Flora A., Elvira and E. Louisa. George M. Black has represented Bainbridge township on the County Board of Supervisors. He has been a loyal citizen, always giving a liberal support to worthy movements and to those enterprises tending to benefit the general public."
SOURCE: BIOGRAPHICAL REVIEW OF CASS, SCHUYLER and BROWN COUNTIES, Illinois - 1892, Chicago: Biographical Review Publishing Co., page 549.
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