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Ida Jeanette “Nettie” <I>Jerauld</I> Elsworth

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Ida Jeanette “Nettie” Jerauld Elsworth

Birth
Galesburg, Knox County, Illinois, USA
Death
1 Oct 1930 (aged 59)
Langdon, Reno County, Kansas, USA
Burial
Arlington, Reno County, Kansas, USA Add to Map
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After her mother died in 1882, she probably lived with her Aunt Harriett (Jerauld) (#14577958) and Uncle Abram Van Riper (#14578069) and their children, in Knox County, Illinois. In 1884, when the Van Ripers settled in Reno County, Kansas, she went with them.

1885 Kansas State Census (1 March) - Arlington Township, Reno County, Kansas - Family #101, p. 43 - A. [Abram] Van Riper (29), wife H.B. (31), Van Riper children: W. (6), F. (5), Clara (2), Ray (1) & NETTIE GERALD (14)

She married Norman Burdett Elsworth on 20 August 1885, at Langdon, Reno County, Kansas. (Their marriage license has a hand-written notation on it signed by her Uncle Abram: "I, the protector and for the parent, approve this marriage and consent to the same. Signed: A. Van Riper)

She is buried in Arlington Cemetery; however, her grave cannot be located (possibly unmarked, as well as several of her children) and not in the cemetery records.
After her mother died in 1882, she probably lived with her Aunt Harriett (Jerauld) (#14577958) and Uncle Abram Van Riper (#14578069) and their children, in Knox County, Illinois. In 1884, when the Van Ripers settled in Reno County, Kansas, she went with them.

1885 Kansas State Census (1 March) - Arlington Township, Reno County, Kansas - Family #101, p. 43 - A. [Abram] Van Riper (29), wife H.B. (31), Van Riper children: W. (6), F. (5), Clara (2), Ray (1) & NETTIE GERALD (14)

She married Norman Burdett Elsworth on 20 August 1885, at Langdon, Reno County, Kansas. (Their marriage license has a hand-written notation on it signed by her Uncle Abram: "I, the protector and for the parent, approve this marriage and consent to the same. Signed: A. Van Riper)

She is buried in Arlington Cemetery; however, her grave cannot be located (possibly unmarked, as well as several of her children) and not in the cemetery records.


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