Daughter of William Julian Pope & Maria Juliana Salazar. Wife of John Lemon, married June 2, 1850 at Barnett's (her step-father) Ranch in Tuolumne County, California. They had in San Bernadino, California, John Lemon, Jr. Shortly after John's birth they moved to the New Mexico territory where they had Frank, who died in infancy: Cadelaria, the widow of Nicholas J. Kennedy, of Las Cruces: Julia, the deceased wife of Albert L. Christy, of Las Cruces; Katie, unmarried; and Katie and Julia, both deceased (there being two of each name in the family).
Mrs. Luciana Lemon married William L. Rynerson in December 22, 1872 at La Mesilla. They had two sons, William Logan Rynerson, Jr and Henry Rynerson, and a daughter who died in infancy.
OBITUARIES
Mrs. Rynerson Dead.
Mrs. Luciana Rynerson died yesterday morning at one o'clock in this city at the home of her son, Henry Rynerson, aged 62 years. Funeral services and burial took place last evening at six o'clock. Mrs. Rynerson was the widow of the late Col. W. L. Rynerson, and leaves five children, Henry and Will Rynerson, John and Katie Lemon and Mrs. Kennedy, and a host of grandchildren, other relatives and friends to mourn her loss.
Source: "Dona Ana County Republican", Las Cruces, New Mexico, Jun 30, 1900
Death of Mrs. Rynerson.
The Las Cruces papers announce the death of the widow of the late Colonel William L. Rynerson, at the home of her son, Henry, in that town; aged 62 years. She was an excellent woman, widely known throughout New Mexico. She leaves five children, Henry and Will Rynerson, John and Katie Lemon and Mrs. Kennedy, a host of grandcildren and other relatives and friends to mourn her loss.
Source: "Santa Fe New Mexican", Santa Fe, New Mexico, July 5, 1900
Tribute to Mrs. Rynerson
Mrs. W. L. Rynerson, who died at Las Cruces, N. M., last Saturday at the age of sixty-three years, was one of the pioneer residents of the Mesilla valley. She was the relict of John Lemon, who died in Las Cruces in the early '70's, leaving her in affluent circumstances. Soon afterward she married Col. W. L. Rynerson, who came to New Mexico with the California Column and for many years was a prominent citizen and active republican politician of New Mexico. He preceded her to the grave by some ten years, a number of grown children surviving them. Mrs. Rynerson was widely known in the southern part of the territory as a woman of intelligence and philanthropy, who was held in high esteem by all so fortunate as to know her. - Las Vegas Optic
Source: "Dona Ana County Republican"; Las Cruces, New Mexico, Jul 7, 1900.
From church records retrieved by Valice Raffi:
Luciana died June 21, 1900 and was buried in June 22, 1900 due to stomach cancer.
She was buried in San Jose - Las Cruces and there is no grave stone.
Note discrepancy between date of death in church record & obituary.
Mrs. Luciana Lemon married William L. Rynerson in December 22, 1872 at La Mesilla. They had two sons, William Logan Rynerson, Jr and Henry Rynerson, and a daughter who died in infancy.
OBITUARIES
Mrs. Rynerson Dead.
Mrs. Luciana Rynerson died yesterday morning at one o'clock in this city at the home of her son, Henry Rynerson, aged 62 years. Funeral services and burial took place last evening at six o'clock. Mrs. Rynerson was the widow of the late Col. W. L. Rynerson, and leaves five children, Henry and Will Rynerson, John and Katie Lemon and Mrs. Kennedy, and a host of grandchildren, other relatives and friends to mourn her loss.
Source: "Dona Ana County Republican", Las Cruces, New Mexico, Jun 30, 1900
Death of Mrs. Rynerson.
The Las Cruces papers announce the death of the widow of the late Colonel William L. Rynerson, at the home of her son, Henry, in that town; aged 62 years. She was an excellent woman, widely known throughout New Mexico. She leaves five children, Henry and Will Rynerson, John and Katie Lemon and Mrs. Kennedy, a host of grandcildren and other relatives and friends to mourn her loss.
Source: "Santa Fe New Mexican", Santa Fe, New Mexico, July 5, 1900
Tribute to Mrs. Rynerson
Mrs. W. L. Rynerson, who died at Las Cruces, N. M., last Saturday at the age of sixty-three years, was one of the pioneer residents of the Mesilla valley. She was the relict of John Lemon, who died in Las Cruces in the early '70's, leaving her in affluent circumstances. Soon afterward she married Col. W. L. Rynerson, who came to New Mexico with the California Column and for many years was a prominent citizen and active republican politician of New Mexico. He preceded her to the grave by some ten years, a number of grown children surviving them. Mrs. Rynerson was widely known in the southern part of the territory as a woman of intelligence and philanthropy, who was held in high esteem by all so fortunate as to know her. - Las Vegas Optic
Source: "Dona Ana County Republican"; Las Cruces, New Mexico, Jul 7, 1900.
From church records retrieved by Valice Raffi:
Luciana died June 21, 1900 and was buried in June 22, 1900 due to stomach cancer.
She was buried in San Jose - Las Cruces and there is no grave stone.
Note discrepancy between date of death in church record & obituary.
Daughter of William Julian Pope & Maria Juliana Salazar. Wife of John Lemon, married June 2, 1850 at Barnett's (her step-father) Ranch in Tuolumne County, California. They had in San Bernadino, California, John Lemon, Jr. Shortly after John's birth they moved to the New Mexico territory where they had Frank, who died in infancy: Cadelaria, the widow of Nicholas J. Kennedy, of Las Cruces: Julia, the deceased wife of Albert L. Christy, of Las Cruces; Katie, unmarried; and Katie and Julia, both deceased (there being two of each name in the family).
Mrs. Luciana Lemon married William L. Rynerson in December 22, 1872 at La Mesilla. They had two sons, William Logan Rynerson, Jr and Henry Rynerson, and a daughter who died in infancy.
OBITUARIES
Mrs. Rynerson Dead.
Mrs. Luciana Rynerson died yesterday morning at one o'clock in this city at the home of her son, Henry Rynerson, aged 62 years. Funeral services and burial took place last evening at six o'clock. Mrs. Rynerson was the widow of the late Col. W. L. Rynerson, and leaves five children, Henry and Will Rynerson, John and Katie Lemon and Mrs. Kennedy, and a host of grandchildren, other relatives and friends to mourn her loss.
Source: "Dona Ana County Republican", Las Cruces, New Mexico, Jun 30, 1900
Death of Mrs. Rynerson.
The Las Cruces papers announce the death of the widow of the late Colonel William L. Rynerson, at the home of her son, Henry, in that town; aged 62 years. She was an excellent woman, widely known throughout New Mexico. She leaves five children, Henry and Will Rynerson, John and Katie Lemon and Mrs. Kennedy, a host of grandcildren and other relatives and friends to mourn her loss.
Source: "Santa Fe New Mexican", Santa Fe, New Mexico, July 5, 1900
Tribute to Mrs. Rynerson
Mrs. W. L. Rynerson, who died at Las Cruces, N. M., last Saturday at the age of sixty-three years, was one of the pioneer residents of the Mesilla valley. She was the relict of John Lemon, who died in Las Cruces in the early '70's, leaving her in affluent circumstances. Soon afterward she married Col. W. L. Rynerson, who came to New Mexico with the California Column and for many years was a prominent citizen and active republican politician of New Mexico. He preceded her to the grave by some ten years, a number of grown children surviving them. Mrs. Rynerson was widely known in the southern part of the territory as a woman of intelligence and philanthropy, who was held in high esteem by all so fortunate as to know her. - Las Vegas Optic
Source: "Dona Ana County Republican"; Las Cruces, New Mexico, Jul 7, 1900.
From church records retrieved by Valice Raffi:
Luciana died June 21, 1900 and was buried in June 22, 1900 due to stomach cancer.
She was buried in San Jose - Las Cruces and there is no grave stone.
Note discrepancy between date of death in church record & obituary.
Mrs. Luciana Lemon married William L. Rynerson in December 22, 1872 at La Mesilla. They had two sons, William Logan Rynerson, Jr and Henry Rynerson, and a daughter who died in infancy.
OBITUARIES
Mrs. Rynerson Dead.
Mrs. Luciana Rynerson died yesterday morning at one o'clock in this city at the home of her son, Henry Rynerson, aged 62 years. Funeral services and burial took place last evening at six o'clock. Mrs. Rynerson was the widow of the late Col. W. L. Rynerson, and leaves five children, Henry and Will Rynerson, John and Katie Lemon and Mrs. Kennedy, and a host of grandchildren, other relatives and friends to mourn her loss.
Source: "Dona Ana County Republican", Las Cruces, New Mexico, Jun 30, 1900
Death of Mrs. Rynerson.
The Las Cruces papers announce the death of the widow of the late Colonel William L. Rynerson, at the home of her son, Henry, in that town; aged 62 years. She was an excellent woman, widely known throughout New Mexico. She leaves five children, Henry and Will Rynerson, John and Katie Lemon and Mrs. Kennedy, a host of grandcildren and other relatives and friends to mourn her loss.
Source: "Santa Fe New Mexican", Santa Fe, New Mexico, July 5, 1900
Tribute to Mrs. Rynerson
Mrs. W. L. Rynerson, who died at Las Cruces, N. M., last Saturday at the age of sixty-three years, was one of the pioneer residents of the Mesilla valley. She was the relict of John Lemon, who died in Las Cruces in the early '70's, leaving her in affluent circumstances. Soon afterward she married Col. W. L. Rynerson, who came to New Mexico with the California Column and for many years was a prominent citizen and active republican politician of New Mexico. He preceded her to the grave by some ten years, a number of grown children surviving them. Mrs. Rynerson was widely known in the southern part of the territory as a woman of intelligence and philanthropy, who was held in high esteem by all so fortunate as to know her. - Las Vegas Optic
Source: "Dona Ana County Republican"; Las Cruces, New Mexico, Jul 7, 1900.
From church records retrieved by Valice Raffi:
Luciana died June 21, 1900 and was buried in June 22, 1900 due to stomach cancer.
She was buried in San Jose - Las Cruces and there is no grave stone.
Note discrepancy between date of death in church record & obituary.
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