Fannie's farther is Richard Lashbrook Jr., who died about 1862, death place and burial place unknown, possibly in Iowa.
Her mother is Betsey Ann Mitchell, who married twice after the death of her husband Richard Lashbrook, Jr. First to one Isaac Leamon and second to a Mr. Young. She died in 1893 and is buried in Minneapolis, Minnesota with her son William Lashbrook, and her daughter Cora Stella Lashbrook Chance as well as several other extended family members. There is at least one marker in this family plot which years ago could hardly be read. It was a family marker of sorts, to this contributor's knowledge, only Cora had a separate stone/marker that could be read.
Her mother is Betsey Ann Mitchell, who married twice after the death of her husband Richard Lashbrook, Jr. First to one Isaac Leamon and second to a Mr. Young. She died in 1893 and is buried in Minneapolis, Minnesota with her son William Lashbrook, and her daughter Cora Stella Lashbrook Chance as well as several other extended family members. There is at least one marker in this family plot which years ago could hardly be read. It was a family marker of sorts, to this contributor's knowledge, only Cora had a separate stone/marker that could be read.
Fannie's farther is Richard Lashbrook Jr., who died about 1862, death place and burial place unknown, possibly in Iowa.
Her mother is Betsey Ann Mitchell, who married twice after the death of her husband Richard Lashbrook, Jr. First to one Isaac Leamon and second to a Mr. Young. She died in 1893 and is buried in Minneapolis, Minnesota with her son William Lashbrook, and her daughter Cora Stella Lashbrook Chance as well as several other extended family members. There is at least one marker in this family plot which years ago could hardly be read. It was a family marker of sorts, to this contributor's knowledge, only Cora had a separate stone/marker that could be read.
Her mother is Betsey Ann Mitchell, who married twice after the death of her husband Richard Lashbrook, Jr. First to one Isaac Leamon and second to a Mr. Young. She died in 1893 and is buried in Minneapolis, Minnesota with her son William Lashbrook, and her daughter Cora Stella Lashbrook Chance as well as several other extended family members. There is at least one marker in this family plot which years ago could hardly be read. It was a family marker of sorts, to this contributor's knowledge, only Cora had a separate stone/marker that could be read.
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