Daughter and wife of Union veterans.
Catharine Emeline Cole, known as Emma, was a daughter of Nancy Jane (née Blakely) and Thompson Cole, born in 1857 in Greene County, Ohio. The Cole family moved by 1860 to Hamilton County, in southern Illinois, and then to East Bend Township, Champaign County, Illinois. Emma was 5 years old when her father enlisted in 1862 for 3 years' service and mustered in the 125th Regiment, Illinois Volunteer Infantry. She was 6½ when he died in 1864, soon after being discharged for disability. By 1870, Nancy J. Cole was living among her relations in Fayette County, Ohio, along with three of her children. Emma was enumerated in 1870 as "Martha," age 13.
"Catherine Emeline Cole" and Adam Bedinger were married on 18 January 1874 in Fayette County, Ohio. Because the bride was under age 18 (17 years and nearly 5 months), the bride's mother consented to the marriage. The couple farmed in Darke County, Ohio, and became the parents of six children (four daughters lived to maturity). Adam Bedinger died in 1904 at the age of about 53.
Mrs. Emma "Bidinger" and Mr. William Perry Brock were married on 24 December 1907 in Darke County, Ohio. He was a retired farmer, age 65, widowed, and a veteran. In the Civil War, he was a private in the 110th Regiment, Ohio Volunteer Infantry. The couple lived in Rossburg, Darke County. He died in 1919 at the age of 77; struck and killed by an automobile. Emma, who filed for a veteran's widow's pension, continued to reside in Rossburg until her death in 1938.
Notes
Parents and siblings enumerated in 1860 in Hamilton Co., Illinois. Emma omitted.
Omitted from 1860 census. Enumerated with mother in 1870 census in Fayette Co., Ohio, as "Martha," age 13.
Thompson Cole, a farmer in East Bend Township, Champaign County, Illinois, enlisted on 14 Aug 1862 for 3 years' service, and on 3 Sep 1862 mustered in Company F., 125th Regiment, Illinois Volunteer Infantry. Private Cole was discharged for disability on 16 Jan 1864, and died 24 days later. Nancy Cole on 9 May 1864 filed for a widow's pension.
"Ohio, County Marriages, 1789-2016", database with images, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XD2G-STG : 29 September 2021), Adam Bedinger and Catharine E. Cole, 18 Jan 1874, Fayette Co. Bride's name appears three times as "Catharine E. Cole"; once (rather faded) as "Catharine Emeline Cole."
1880 U.S. Census, E.D. 72, Wabash Twp., Darke Co., Ohio; dwelling 173, family 176, lines 16-20, p. 19 (written), p. 360 (printed), 14 June 1880
16. Bedinger, Adam, 28 [head], farmer; born in Ohio, parents in Pa.
17. ----- Emma, 22, wife, keeping house; self and parents born in Ohio.
18. ----- Josaphine, 4, daughter, Ohio.
19. ----- Nancy, 74, mother, widowed, at home; born in Ohio, parents in Pa.
20. Supinger, Calvin, 17, laborer, Ohio.
• Calvin was nephew of Adam; son of sister Nancy Supinger (née Bedinger, formerly Shook).
1900 U.S. Census, E.D. 49, Allen Twp., Darke Co., Ohio; dwelling 361, family 366, lines 77-80, p. 18B (written), 25 Jun 1900
77. "Bidinger," Adam, head, May 1850, 50, married 25 years; born in Ohio, parents in Pennsylvania; teamster.
78. ----- Emma, wife, June 1857, 42, married 25 years, 6 children (4 living); self and mother born in Ohio, father in Illinois.
79. ----- Imo, daughter, Apr 1886, 14, Ohio.
80. ----- Lilla, daughter, Sep 1892, 7, Ohio.
• Emma' future second husband, farmer Perry Brock, with his wife Matilda, and four of their children enumerated in the township in dwelling 89 on p. 5 (written). Matilda died later that year.
• Both page 5 and page 18A (written), "Rossville village" is lined out. Rossville was a former name of Rossburg.
"Ohio, County Marriages, 1789-2016", database with images, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:ZZ1W-V4T2 : 15 October 2021), William Perry Brock and Emma Bedinger, 24 Dec 1907, Darke Co. The bride, a widowed housekeeper residing in New Weston, Darke Co., was reportedly age 48 on 25 Jun 1907, born in Greene Co., Ohio; d/o "Thomas" Cole and Nancy J. Blakely. Groom, retired, residing in Rossburg, was age 65 on 14 Feb 1907, born in Twin Twp., Darke Co., Ohio; s/o Jonathan Brock and Mary Sharpe. He marked, not signed, the marriage record.
1910 U.S. Census, E.D. 74, Rossburg, Allen Twp., Darke Co., Ohio; dwelling 253, family 255, lines 15-18, p. 34A (printed),p. 5 (written), 4 Jun 1910.
15. Brock, Perry, head, 68, second marriage, married 2 years; born in Ohio, father in West Virginia, mother in Tennessee; own income.
16. ----- Emma, wife, 53, second marriage, married 2 years, 6 children (4 living); born in Ohio, father in Illinois, mother in Pennsylvania; [occupation:] none.
17. Bedinger, Lily, step-daughter, 17, single, 1 child (living); self and parent born in Ohio; none.
18. Jenkinson, Margaret P., step-granddaughter, 1/12, Ohio.
• The family resided on Main Street.
• A 1910 county directory listed Perry Brock as a laborer.
Perry Brock: "Instantly Killed by Auto Near Rossburg," The Arcanum Times, Arcanum, Ohio, 21 Aug 1919, p. 1.
A faded pension card for "Brock William P" shows his service in the "110 Ohio Inf." He filed for a pension on 6 Mar 1865, soon after discharge on 9 Feb 1865. His widow, "Brock Emma" filed for a pension on 25 Sep 1919.
"Immediate survivors include four daughters, Mrs. Linnie Anthony, Mrs. Will Sink and Mrs. Charles Holsapple, all of Rossburg, and Mrs. John Martin, Dayton [...] Shook Chapel cemetery." ("Hemorrhage Fatal to Rossburg Woman: Four Daughters Among Survivors of Mrs. Emma Brock," The Daily Advocate, Greenville, Ohio, 23 Nov 1938, p. 1.)
Research note
Date of birth should be checked against Civil War minor's pension application.
Reviewed 19 June 2022.
Catharine Emeline Cole, known as Emma, was a daughter of Nancy Jane (née Blakely) and Thompson Cole, born in 1857 in Greene County, Ohio. The Cole family moved by 1860 to Hamilton County, in southern Illinois, and then to East Bend Township, Champaign County, Illinois. Emma was 5 years old when her father enlisted in 1862 for 3 years' service and mustered in the 125th Regiment, Illinois Volunteer Infantry. She was 6½ when he died in 1864, soon after being discharged for disability. By 1870, Nancy J. Cole was living among her relations in Fayette County, Ohio, along with three of her children. Emma was enumerated in 1870 as "Martha," age 13.
"Catherine Emeline Cole" and Adam Bedinger were married on 18 January 1874 in Fayette County, Ohio. Because the bride was under age 18 (17 years and nearly 5 months), the bride's mother consented to the marriage. The couple farmed in Darke County, Ohio, and became the parents of six children (four daughters lived to maturity). Adam Bedinger died in 1904 at the age of about 53.
Mrs. Emma "Bidinger" and Mr. William Perry Brock were married on 24 December 1907 in Darke County, Ohio. He was a retired farmer, age 65, widowed, and a veteran. In the Civil War, he was a private in the 110th Regiment, Ohio Volunteer Infantry. The couple lived in Rossburg, Darke County. He died in 1919 at the age of 77; struck and killed by an automobile. Emma, who filed for a veteran's widow's pension, continued to reside in Rossburg until her death in 1938.
Notes
Parents and siblings enumerated in 1860 in Hamilton Co., Illinois. Emma omitted.
Omitted from 1860 census. Enumerated with mother in 1870 census in Fayette Co., Ohio, as "Martha," age 13.
Thompson Cole, a farmer in East Bend Township, Champaign County, Illinois, enlisted on 14 Aug 1862 for 3 years' service, and on 3 Sep 1862 mustered in Company F., 125th Regiment, Illinois Volunteer Infantry. Private Cole was discharged for disability on 16 Jan 1864, and died 24 days later. Nancy Cole on 9 May 1864 filed for a widow's pension.
"Ohio, County Marriages, 1789-2016", database with images, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XD2G-STG : 29 September 2021), Adam Bedinger and Catharine E. Cole, 18 Jan 1874, Fayette Co. Bride's name appears three times as "Catharine E. Cole"; once (rather faded) as "Catharine Emeline Cole."
1880 U.S. Census, E.D. 72, Wabash Twp., Darke Co., Ohio; dwelling 173, family 176, lines 16-20, p. 19 (written), p. 360 (printed), 14 June 1880
16. Bedinger, Adam, 28 [head], farmer; born in Ohio, parents in Pa.
17. ----- Emma, 22, wife, keeping house; self and parents born in Ohio.
18. ----- Josaphine, 4, daughter, Ohio.
19. ----- Nancy, 74, mother, widowed, at home; born in Ohio, parents in Pa.
20. Supinger, Calvin, 17, laborer, Ohio.
• Calvin was nephew of Adam; son of sister Nancy Supinger (née Bedinger, formerly Shook).
1900 U.S. Census, E.D. 49, Allen Twp., Darke Co., Ohio; dwelling 361, family 366, lines 77-80, p. 18B (written), 25 Jun 1900
77. "Bidinger," Adam, head, May 1850, 50, married 25 years; born in Ohio, parents in Pennsylvania; teamster.
78. ----- Emma, wife, June 1857, 42, married 25 years, 6 children (4 living); self and mother born in Ohio, father in Illinois.
79. ----- Imo, daughter, Apr 1886, 14, Ohio.
80. ----- Lilla, daughter, Sep 1892, 7, Ohio.
• Emma' future second husband, farmer Perry Brock, with his wife Matilda, and four of their children enumerated in the township in dwelling 89 on p. 5 (written). Matilda died later that year.
• Both page 5 and page 18A (written), "Rossville village" is lined out. Rossville was a former name of Rossburg.
"Ohio, County Marriages, 1789-2016", database with images, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:ZZ1W-V4T2 : 15 October 2021), William Perry Brock and Emma Bedinger, 24 Dec 1907, Darke Co. The bride, a widowed housekeeper residing in New Weston, Darke Co., was reportedly age 48 on 25 Jun 1907, born in Greene Co., Ohio; d/o "Thomas" Cole and Nancy J. Blakely. Groom, retired, residing in Rossburg, was age 65 on 14 Feb 1907, born in Twin Twp., Darke Co., Ohio; s/o Jonathan Brock and Mary Sharpe. He marked, not signed, the marriage record.
1910 U.S. Census, E.D. 74, Rossburg, Allen Twp., Darke Co., Ohio; dwelling 253, family 255, lines 15-18, p. 34A (printed),p. 5 (written), 4 Jun 1910.
15. Brock, Perry, head, 68, second marriage, married 2 years; born in Ohio, father in West Virginia, mother in Tennessee; own income.
16. ----- Emma, wife, 53, second marriage, married 2 years, 6 children (4 living); born in Ohio, father in Illinois, mother in Pennsylvania; [occupation:] none.
17. Bedinger, Lily, step-daughter, 17, single, 1 child (living); self and parent born in Ohio; none.
18. Jenkinson, Margaret P., step-granddaughter, 1/12, Ohio.
• The family resided on Main Street.
• A 1910 county directory listed Perry Brock as a laborer.
Perry Brock: "Instantly Killed by Auto Near Rossburg," The Arcanum Times, Arcanum, Ohio, 21 Aug 1919, p. 1.
A faded pension card for "Brock William P" shows his service in the "110 Ohio Inf." He filed for a pension on 6 Mar 1865, soon after discharge on 9 Feb 1865. His widow, "Brock Emma" filed for a pension on 25 Sep 1919.
"Immediate survivors include four daughters, Mrs. Linnie Anthony, Mrs. Will Sink and Mrs. Charles Holsapple, all of Rossburg, and Mrs. John Martin, Dayton [...] Shook Chapel cemetery." ("Hemorrhage Fatal to Rossburg Woman: Four Daughters Among Survivors of Mrs. Emma Brock," The Daily Advocate, Greenville, Ohio, 23 Nov 1938, p. 1.)
Research note
Date of birth should be checked against Civil War minor's pension application.
Reviewed 19 June 2022.
Daughter and wife of Union veterans.
Catharine Emeline Cole, known as Emma, was a daughter of Nancy Jane (née Blakely) and Thompson Cole, born in 1857 in Greene County, Ohio. The Cole family moved by 1860 to Hamilton County, in southern Illinois, and then to East Bend Township, Champaign County, Illinois. Emma was 5 years old when her father enlisted in 1862 for 3 years' service and mustered in the 125th Regiment, Illinois Volunteer Infantry. She was 6½ when he died in 1864, soon after being discharged for disability. By 1870, Nancy J. Cole was living among her relations in Fayette County, Ohio, along with three of her children. Emma was enumerated in 1870 as "Martha," age 13.
"Catherine Emeline Cole" and Adam Bedinger were married on 18 January 1874 in Fayette County, Ohio. Because the bride was under age 18 (17 years and nearly 5 months), the bride's mother consented to the marriage. The couple farmed in Darke County, Ohio, and became the parents of six children (four daughters lived to maturity). Adam Bedinger died in 1904 at the age of about 53.
Mrs. Emma "Bidinger" and Mr. William Perry Brock were married on 24 December 1907 in Darke County, Ohio. He was a retired farmer, age 65, widowed, and a veteran. In the Civil War, he was a private in the 110th Regiment, Ohio Volunteer Infantry. The couple lived in Rossburg, Darke County. He died in 1919 at the age of 77; struck and killed by an automobile. Emma, who filed for a veteran's widow's pension, continued to reside in Rossburg until her death in 1938.
Notes
Parents and siblings enumerated in 1860 in Hamilton Co., Illinois. Emma omitted.
Omitted from 1860 census. Enumerated with mother in 1870 census in Fayette Co., Ohio, as "Martha," age 13.
Thompson Cole, a farmer in East Bend Township, Champaign County, Illinois, enlisted on 14 Aug 1862 for 3 years' service, and on 3 Sep 1862 mustered in Company F., 125th Regiment, Illinois Volunteer Infantry. Private Cole was discharged for disability on 16 Jan 1864, and died 24 days later. Nancy Cole on 9 May 1864 filed for a widow's pension.
"Ohio, County Marriages, 1789-2016", database with images, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XD2G-STG : 29 September 2021), Adam Bedinger and Catharine E. Cole, 18 Jan 1874, Fayette Co. Bride's name appears three times as "Catharine E. Cole"; once (rather faded) as "Catharine Emeline Cole."
1880 U.S. Census, E.D. 72, Wabash Twp., Darke Co., Ohio; dwelling 173, family 176, lines 16-20, p. 19 (written), p. 360 (printed), 14 June 1880
16. Bedinger, Adam, 28 [head], farmer; born in Ohio, parents in Pa.
17. ----- Emma, 22, wife, keeping house; self and parents born in Ohio.
18. ----- Josaphine, 4, daughter, Ohio.
19. ----- Nancy, 74, mother, widowed, at home; born in Ohio, parents in Pa.
20. Supinger, Calvin, 17, laborer, Ohio.
• Calvin was nephew of Adam; son of sister Nancy Supinger (née Bedinger, formerly Shook).
1900 U.S. Census, E.D. 49, Allen Twp., Darke Co., Ohio; dwelling 361, family 366, lines 77-80, p. 18B (written), 25 Jun 1900
77. "Bidinger," Adam, head, May 1850, 50, married 25 years; born in Ohio, parents in Pennsylvania; teamster.
78. ----- Emma, wife, June 1857, 42, married 25 years, 6 children (4 living); self and mother born in Ohio, father in Illinois.
79. ----- Imo, daughter, Apr 1886, 14, Ohio.
80. ----- Lilla, daughter, Sep 1892, 7, Ohio.
• Emma' future second husband, farmer Perry Brock, with his wife Matilda, and four of their children enumerated in the township in dwelling 89 on p. 5 (written). Matilda died later that year.
• Both page 5 and page 18A (written), "Rossville village" is lined out. Rossville was a former name of Rossburg.
"Ohio, County Marriages, 1789-2016", database with images, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:ZZ1W-V4T2 : 15 October 2021), William Perry Brock and Emma Bedinger, 24 Dec 1907, Darke Co. The bride, a widowed housekeeper residing in New Weston, Darke Co., was reportedly age 48 on 25 Jun 1907, born in Greene Co., Ohio; d/o "Thomas" Cole and Nancy J. Blakely. Groom, retired, residing in Rossburg, was age 65 on 14 Feb 1907, born in Twin Twp., Darke Co., Ohio; s/o Jonathan Brock and Mary Sharpe. He marked, not signed, the marriage record.
1910 U.S. Census, E.D. 74, Rossburg, Allen Twp., Darke Co., Ohio; dwelling 253, family 255, lines 15-18, p. 34A (printed),p. 5 (written), 4 Jun 1910.
15. Brock, Perry, head, 68, second marriage, married 2 years; born in Ohio, father in West Virginia, mother in Tennessee; own income.
16. ----- Emma, wife, 53, second marriage, married 2 years, 6 children (4 living); born in Ohio, father in Illinois, mother in Pennsylvania; [occupation:] none.
17. Bedinger, Lily, step-daughter, 17, single, 1 child (living); self and parent born in Ohio; none.
18. Jenkinson, Margaret P., step-granddaughter, 1/12, Ohio.
• The family resided on Main Street.
• A 1910 county directory listed Perry Brock as a laborer.
Perry Brock: "Instantly Killed by Auto Near Rossburg," The Arcanum Times, Arcanum, Ohio, 21 Aug 1919, p. 1.
A faded pension card for "Brock William P" shows his service in the "110 Ohio Inf." He filed for a pension on 6 Mar 1865, soon after discharge on 9 Feb 1865. His widow, "Brock Emma" filed for a pension on 25 Sep 1919.
"Immediate survivors include four daughters, Mrs. Linnie Anthony, Mrs. Will Sink and Mrs. Charles Holsapple, all of Rossburg, and Mrs. John Martin, Dayton [...] Shook Chapel cemetery." ("Hemorrhage Fatal to Rossburg Woman: Four Daughters Among Survivors of Mrs. Emma Brock," The Daily Advocate, Greenville, Ohio, 23 Nov 1938, p. 1.)
Research note
Date of birth should be checked against Civil War minor's pension application.
Reviewed 19 June 2022.
Catharine Emeline Cole, known as Emma, was a daughter of Nancy Jane (née Blakely) and Thompson Cole, born in 1857 in Greene County, Ohio. The Cole family moved by 1860 to Hamilton County, in southern Illinois, and then to East Bend Township, Champaign County, Illinois. Emma was 5 years old when her father enlisted in 1862 for 3 years' service and mustered in the 125th Regiment, Illinois Volunteer Infantry. She was 6½ when he died in 1864, soon after being discharged for disability. By 1870, Nancy J. Cole was living among her relations in Fayette County, Ohio, along with three of her children. Emma was enumerated in 1870 as "Martha," age 13.
"Catherine Emeline Cole" and Adam Bedinger were married on 18 January 1874 in Fayette County, Ohio. Because the bride was under age 18 (17 years and nearly 5 months), the bride's mother consented to the marriage. The couple farmed in Darke County, Ohio, and became the parents of six children (four daughters lived to maturity). Adam Bedinger died in 1904 at the age of about 53.
Mrs. Emma "Bidinger" and Mr. William Perry Brock were married on 24 December 1907 in Darke County, Ohio. He was a retired farmer, age 65, widowed, and a veteran. In the Civil War, he was a private in the 110th Regiment, Ohio Volunteer Infantry. The couple lived in Rossburg, Darke County. He died in 1919 at the age of 77; struck and killed by an automobile. Emma, who filed for a veteran's widow's pension, continued to reside in Rossburg until her death in 1938.
Notes
Parents and siblings enumerated in 1860 in Hamilton Co., Illinois. Emma omitted.
Omitted from 1860 census. Enumerated with mother in 1870 census in Fayette Co., Ohio, as "Martha," age 13.
Thompson Cole, a farmer in East Bend Township, Champaign County, Illinois, enlisted on 14 Aug 1862 for 3 years' service, and on 3 Sep 1862 mustered in Company F., 125th Regiment, Illinois Volunteer Infantry. Private Cole was discharged for disability on 16 Jan 1864, and died 24 days later. Nancy Cole on 9 May 1864 filed for a widow's pension.
"Ohio, County Marriages, 1789-2016", database with images, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XD2G-STG : 29 September 2021), Adam Bedinger and Catharine E. Cole, 18 Jan 1874, Fayette Co. Bride's name appears three times as "Catharine E. Cole"; once (rather faded) as "Catharine Emeline Cole."
1880 U.S. Census, E.D. 72, Wabash Twp., Darke Co., Ohio; dwelling 173, family 176, lines 16-20, p. 19 (written), p. 360 (printed), 14 June 1880
16. Bedinger, Adam, 28 [head], farmer; born in Ohio, parents in Pa.
17. ----- Emma, 22, wife, keeping house; self and parents born in Ohio.
18. ----- Josaphine, 4, daughter, Ohio.
19. ----- Nancy, 74, mother, widowed, at home; born in Ohio, parents in Pa.
20. Supinger, Calvin, 17, laborer, Ohio.
• Calvin was nephew of Adam; son of sister Nancy Supinger (née Bedinger, formerly Shook).
1900 U.S. Census, E.D. 49, Allen Twp., Darke Co., Ohio; dwelling 361, family 366, lines 77-80, p. 18B (written), 25 Jun 1900
77. "Bidinger," Adam, head, May 1850, 50, married 25 years; born in Ohio, parents in Pennsylvania; teamster.
78. ----- Emma, wife, June 1857, 42, married 25 years, 6 children (4 living); self and mother born in Ohio, father in Illinois.
79. ----- Imo, daughter, Apr 1886, 14, Ohio.
80. ----- Lilla, daughter, Sep 1892, 7, Ohio.
• Emma' future second husband, farmer Perry Brock, with his wife Matilda, and four of their children enumerated in the township in dwelling 89 on p. 5 (written). Matilda died later that year.
• Both page 5 and page 18A (written), "Rossville village" is lined out. Rossville was a former name of Rossburg.
"Ohio, County Marriages, 1789-2016", database with images, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:ZZ1W-V4T2 : 15 October 2021), William Perry Brock and Emma Bedinger, 24 Dec 1907, Darke Co. The bride, a widowed housekeeper residing in New Weston, Darke Co., was reportedly age 48 on 25 Jun 1907, born in Greene Co., Ohio; d/o "Thomas" Cole and Nancy J. Blakely. Groom, retired, residing in Rossburg, was age 65 on 14 Feb 1907, born in Twin Twp., Darke Co., Ohio; s/o Jonathan Brock and Mary Sharpe. He marked, not signed, the marriage record.
1910 U.S. Census, E.D. 74, Rossburg, Allen Twp., Darke Co., Ohio; dwelling 253, family 255, lines 15-18, p. 34A (printed),p. 5 (written), 4 Jun 1910.
15. Brock, Perry, head, 68, second marriage, married 2 years; born in Ohio, father in West Virginia, mother in Tennessee; own income.
16. ----- Emma, wife, 53, second marriage, married 2 years, 6 children (4 living); born in Ohio, father in Illinois, mother in Pennsylvania; [occupation:] none.
17. Bedinger, Lily, step-daughter, 17, single, 1 child (living); self and parent born in Ohio; none.
18. Jenkinson, Margaret P., step-granddaughter, 1/12, Ohio.
• The family resided on Main Street.
• A 1910 county directory listed Perry Brock as a laborer.
Perry Brock: "Instantly Killed by Auto Near Rossburg," The Arcanum Times, Arcanum, Ohio, 21 Aug 1919, p. 1.
A faded pension card for "Brock William P" shows his service in the "110 Ohio Inf." He filed for a pension on 6 Mar 1865, soon after discharge on 9 Feb 1865. His widow, "Brock Emma" filed for a pension on 25 Sep 1919.
"Immediate survivors include four daughters, Mrs. Linnie Anthony, Mrs. Will Sink and Mrs. Charles Holsapple, all of Rossburg, and Mrs. John Martin, Dayton [...] Shook Chapel cemetery." ("Hemorrhage Fatal to Rossburg Woman: Four Daughters Among Survivors of Mrs. Emma Brock," The Daily Advocate, Greenville, Ohio, 23 Nov 1938, p. 1.)
Research note
Date of birth should be checked against Civil War minor's pension application.
Reviewed 19 June 2022.
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