Jessie was the second wife of Jacob A. "Jake" Lolmaugh
They married March 17, 1928 and divorced by 1930.
They had no children that I am aware of.
She was first married to a Mr. Green.
She was the daughter of Henry B. & Nancy D. Flagler.
Ann Arbor, Michigan Directories, 1886, 1888-92
Name: Miss Jessie Flagler
Location 1: E Jackson street, Chelsea
City: Washtenaw County
State: MI
Occupation: teacher
Year: 1892
Year: 1930; Census Place: Jackson, Jackson, Michigan; Roll: 996; Page: 19A; Enumeration District: 35; Image: 549.0. Gilbert Street.
Harry Aiken 59
Maude Aiken 57
Jessie F Lolmaugh 65 Sister-in-Law 65 Widow Sales Lady- Food suplier
Claude Flagler 57 Brother-in-Law
Jackson Citizen Patriot
February 18, 1965
100 YEARS ACHIEVED
Mrs Jessie Lolmough was
15 when she started teaching
school in Jackson County.
That was in 1889.
Today is Mrs. Lolmough's
100th birthday.
Born in Francisco, she has
lived in Jackson County all
her life, and taught school at
Chelsea, Waterloo and Mich-
igan Center, she loved pass-
ing knowledge on to her
"scholars,".....she says, but
children were children even
80 years ago.
"I was deathly afraid of
mice ," she recalls . "One
morning my students put a
mouse in a old wood stove
we used to heat the school-
house . I had to build the fire
every morning, and when I
opened the door that day, the
mouse jumped out and fright-
ened me out of my wits."
Mrs. Lolmough lives at the
Schutt Nursing Home, 714
Steward. She was a member
of the Maccabees for 40 years
and a member of the Grand-
mother Guards . Girl Scout
Troop No.16 held a birthday
party for her today. An open
house in her honor is planned
at the nursing home from 3 to
6pm Sunday .
"Photo with clipping"
Compliments of: Patricia A Olney
Jackson Citizen Patriot
Jessie Lived to be 101 years old, maybe Jacksons oldest resident at that time .
DEATH ENDS LIFE PREDATING
LEE'S CIVIL WAR SURRENDER .
A life begun one month before Gen. Robert E Lee surrendered at Appomattox,Va, ended Wednesday, with the death of Mrs Jessie Lolmough, 101.
Compliments of: Patricia A Olney
Added notes: Maccabees Hive #356 also member of The Town Hall Club, The Golden Age Club, The Womans Relief Corps.
From the files of: Patricia A Olney
They married March 17, 1928 and divorced by 1930.
They had no children that I am aware of.
She was first married to a Mr. Green.
She was the daughter of Henry B. & Nancy D. Flagler.
Ann Arbor, Michigan Directories, 1886, 1888-92
Name: Miss Jessie Flagler
Location 1: E Jackson street, Chelsea
City: Washtenaw County
State: MI
Occupation: teacher
Year: 1892
Year: 1930; Census Place: Jackson, Jackson, Michigan; Roll: 996; Page: 19A; Enumeration District: 35; Image: 549.0. Gilbert Street.
Harry Aiken 59
Maude Aiken 57
Jessie F Lolmaugh 65 Sister-in-Law 65 Widow Sales Lady- Food suplier
Claude Flagler 57 Brother-in-Law
Jackson Citizen Patriot
February 18, 1965
100 YEARS ACHIEVED
Mrs Jessie Lolmough was
15 when she started teaching
school in Jackson County.
That was in 1889.
Today is Mrs. Lolmough's
100th birthday.
Born in Francisco, she has
lived in Jackson County all
her life, and taught school at
Chelsea, Waterloo and Mich-
igan Center, she loved pass-
ing knowledge on to her
"scholars,".....she says, but
children were children even
80 years ago.
"I was deathly afraid of
mice ," she recalls . "One
morning my students put a
mouse in a old wood stove
we used to heat the school-
house . I had to build the fire
every morning, and when I
opened the door that day, the
mouse jumped out and fright-
ened me out of my wits."
Mrs. Lolmough lives at the
Schutt Nursing Home, 714
Steward. She was a member
of the Maccabees for 40 years
and a member of the Grand-
mother Guards . Girl Scout
Troop No.16 held a birthday
party for her today. An open
house in her honor is planned
at the nursing home from 3 to
6pm Sunday .
"Photo with clipping"
Compliments of: Patricia A Olney
Jackson Citizen Patriot
Jessie Lived to be 101 years old, maybe Jacksons oldest resident at that time .
DEATH ENDS LIFE PREDATING
LEE'S CIVIL WAR SURRENDER .
A life begun one month before Gen. Robert E Lee surrendered at Appomattox,Va, ended Wednesday, with the death of Mrs Jessie Lolmough, 101.
Compliments of: Patricia A Olney
Added notes: Maccabees Hive #356 also member of The Town Hall Club, The Golden Age Club, The Womans Relief Corps.
From the files of: Patricia A Olney
Jessie was the second wife of Jacob A. "Jake" Lolmaugh
They married March 17, 1928 and divorced by 1930.
They had no children that I am aware of.
She was first married to a Mr. Green.
She was the daughter of Henry B. & Nancy D. Flagler.
Ann Arbor, Michigan Directories, 1886, 1888-92
Name: Miss Jessie Flagler
Location 1: E Jackson street, Chelsea
City: Washtenaw County
State: MI
Occupation: teacher
Year: 1892
Year: 1930; Census Place: Jackson, Jackson, Michigan; Roll: 996; Page: 19A; Enumeration District: 35; Image: 549.0. Gilbert Street.
Harry Aiken 59
Maude Aiken 57
Jessie F Lolmaugh 65 Sister-in-Law 65 Widow Sales Lady- Food suplier
Claude Flagler 57 Brother-in-Law
Jackson Citizen Patriot
February 18, 1965
100 YEARS ACHIEVED
Mrs Jessie Lolmough was
15 when she started teaching
school in Jackson County.
That was in 1889.
Today is Mrs. Lolmough's
100th birthday.
Born in Francisco, she has
lived in Jackson County all
her life, and taught school at
Chelsea, Waterloo and Mich-
igan Center, she loved pass-
ing knowledge on to her
"scholars,".....she says, but
children were children even
80 years ago.
"I was deathly afraid of
mice ," she recalls . "One
morning my students put a
mouse in a old wood stove
we used to heat the school-
house . I had to build the fire
every morning, and when I
opened the door that day, the
mouse jumped out and fright-
ened me out of my wits."
Mrs. Lolmough lives at the
Schutt Nursing Home, 714
Steward. She was a member
of the Maccabees for 40 years
and a member of the Grand-
mother Guards . Girl Scout
Troop No.16 held a birthday
party for her today. An open
house in her honor is planned
at the nursing home from 3 to
6pm Sunday .
"Photo with clipping"
Compliments of: Patricia A Olney
Jackson Citizen Patriot
Jessie Lived to be 101 years old, maybe Jacksons oldest resident at that time .
DEATH ENDS LIFE PREDATING
LEE'S CIVIL WAR SURRENDER .
A life begun one month before Gen. Robert E Lee surrendered at Appomattox,Va, ended Wednesday, with the death of Mrs Jessie Lolmough, 101.
Compliments of: Patricia A Olney
Added notes: Maccabees Hive #356 also member of The Town Hall Club, The Golden Age Club, The Womans Relief Corps.
From the files of: Patricia A Olney
They married March 17, 1928 and divorced by 1930.
They had no children that I am aware of.
She was first married to a Mr. Green.
She was the daughter of Henry B. & Nancy D. Flagler.
Ann Arbor, Michigan Directories, 1886, 1888-92
Name: Miss Jessie Flagler
Location 1: E Jackson street, Chelsea
City: Washtenaw County
State: MI
Occupation: teacher
Year: 1892
Year: 1930; Census Place: Jackson, Jackson, Michigan; Roll: 996; Page: 19A; Enumeration District: 35; Image: 549.0. Gilbert Street.
Harry Aiken 59
Maude Aiken 57
Jessie F Lolmaugh 65 Sister-in-Law 65 Widow Sales Lady- Food suplier
Claude Flagler 57 Brother-in-Law
Jackson Citizen Patriot
February 18, 1965
100 YEARS ACHIEVED
Mrs Jessie Lolmough was
15 when she started teaching
school in Jackson County.
That was in 1889.
Today is Mrs. Lolmough's
100th birthday.
Born in Francisco, she has
lived in Jackson County all
her life, and taught school at
Chelsea, Waterloo and Mich-
igan Center, she loved pass-
ing knowledge on to her
"scholars,".....she says, but
children were children even
80 years ago.
"I was deathly afraid of
mice ," she recalls . "One
morning my students put a
mouse in a old wood stove
we used to heat the school-
house . I had to build the fire
every morning, and when I
opened the door that day, the
mouse jumped out and fright-
ened me out of my wits."
Mrs. Lolmough lives at the
Schutt Nursing Home, 714
Steward. She was a member
of the Maccabees for 40 years
and a member of the Grand-
mother Guards . Girl Scout
Troop No.16 held a birthday
party for her today. An open
house in her honor is planned
at the nursing home from 3 to
6pm Sunday .
"Photo with clipping"
Compliments of: Patricia A Olney
Jackson Citizen Patriot
Jessie Lived to be 101 years old, maybe Jacksons oldest resident at that time .
DEATH ENDS LIFE PREDATING
LEE'S CIVIL WAR SURRENDER .
A life begun one month before Gen. Robert E Lee surrendered at Appomattox,Va, ended Wednesday, with the death of Mrs Jessie Lolmough, 101.
Compliments of: Patricia A Olney
Added notes: Maccabees Hive #356 also member of The Town Hall Club, The Golden Age Club, The Womans Relief Corps.
From the files of: Patricia A Olney
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