Mahala was a twin. Sister Mahitable Tarbell Billings. Their parents were John Tarbell m. Margaret Ginn. Later census records have Margaret married to a Ripley.
The Tarbell family goes back to Danver/Salem MASS. to Rebecca Nourse, murdered via hanging, falsely convicted of witchcraft. Rebeccas home in Danvers still stands.
Obit #1: MRS. MAE PEAKE, 87, AGED PIONEER, DIES SATURDAY MORNING.
Clint, Texas, Feb 6, 1926 (SP)--Mrs. Mae Peake, 87, pioneer, who came here in the early 80's, died Saturday morning in the home of a daughter Mrs. George Celum. A twin sister, as interesting a character, died here a year ago.
The deceased is survived by three sons and three daughters, H. Peake, Clint; A. F. Peake, Dragoon, Ariz.; B.F. Peake, Houston; Mrs. F.L. Randall, Fort Sumner, N.M.; Mrs. Bell Jones, Lampasas, Texas, and Mrs. Celum.
Funeral will be at Kaiser & Maxon's in El Paso Sunday afternoon at 3 oclock, and the pallbearers will be J.E. Stephenson, Edger D. Brown, R. G. Murphy, Jeff Jones, D. L. Looney and R. F. Travis.
Obit#2: PIONEER CITIZEN BURIED IN EL PASO, MONDAY
Funeral services for Mrs. Mae Peake, who died at the home of her duaghter, Mrs. Lottie Cellum, at Clint, Tex., last Saturday night, Feburary 6th, were held in El Paso Monday afternoon, at 1 o'clock. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. Hunter Lewis, of Mesilla Park. Interment in the Concordia cemetery.
Mrs. Peake and her twin sister, Mrs. Belle Billings were very well known in Las Cruces and vicinity. Coming here with their husbands more than forty years ago, were among the pioneers of this vicinity. They both survived their husbands by a number of years, and of late years have been living at the home of Mrs. Peakes daughter, Mrs. Cellum, in Clint, Texas. Mrs. Billings died last February, 26th, and it was thought that grief for her sister caused the death of Mrs. Peake, as she has gradually grown weaker since that time. They were born at Camden, Maine, January 15, 1839, and had the distinction of being the eldest twins in Texas at the time of Mrs. Billings death.
Copied from GenForum:Burlington Weekly Hawkeye
Burlington, Des Moines, Iowa
March 4, 1865
OUR STATE
- Dr. J. Tarbell a well known resident of Keokuk recently died in Nevada Territory.
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C.
Henry 1859? Keokuk, Iowa
Fanny Lamoine m. Ed Randall
Arthur F. "Fant" m. Lottie V. Stone
Angela B. "Belle" b.1864? m. John M.Jones
James H. "Harry" b.1866? d. 26 Apr 1940 El Paso
J. Henning
Benjamin Franklin
Maggie b. 1870? d. Apr. 1888
Jenette b. 1873 m. Phil Martin
Dee 1876? m. Mr. Mullins
Lottie Mae m. Geo. Celum
Adalaide
PHOTOS MAY NOT BE USED FOR ANY PURPOSE BY ANYONE OTHER THAN THE FAMILY.
The Tarbell family goes back to Danver/Salem MASS. to Rebecca Nourse, murdered via hanging, falsely convicted of witchcraft. Rebeccas home in Danvers still stands.
Obit #1: MRS. MAE PEAKE, 87, AGED PIONEER, DIES SATURDAY MORNING.
Clint, Texas, Feb 6, 1926 (SP)--Mrs. Mae Peake, 87, pioneer, who came here in the early 80's, died Saturday morning in the home of a daughter Mrs. George Celum. A twin sister, as interesting a character, died here a year ago.
The deceased is survived by three sons and three daughters, H. Peake, Clint; A. F. Peake, Dragoon, Ariz.; B.F. Peake, Houston; Mrs. F.L. Randall, Fort Sumner, N.M.; Mrs. Bell Jones, Lampasas, Texas, and Mrs. Celum.
Funeral will be at Kaiser & Maxon's in El Paso Sunday afternoon at 3 oclock, and the pallbearers will be J.E. Stephenson, Edger D. Brown, R. G. Murphy, Jeff Jones, D. L. Looney and R. F. Travis.
Obit#2: PIONEER CITIZEN BURIED IN EL PASO, MONDAY
Funeral services for Mrs. Mae Peake, who died at the home of her duaghter, Mrs. Lottie Cellum, at Clint, Tex., last Saturday night, Feburary 6th, were held in El Paso Monday afternoon, at 1 o'clock. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. Hunter Lewis, of Mesilla Park. Interment in the Concordia cemetery.
Mrs. Peake and her twin sister, Mrs. Belle Billings were very well known in Las Cruces and vicinity. Coming here with their husbands more than forty years ago, were among the pioneers of this vicinity. They both survived their husbands by a number of years, and of late years have been living at the home of Mrs. Peakes daughter, Mrs. Cellum, in Clint, Texas. Mrs. Billings died last February, 26th, and it was thought that grief for her sister caused the death of Mrs. Peake, as she has gradually grown weaker since that time. They were born at Camden, Maine, January 15, 1839, and had the distinction of being the eldest twins in Texas at the time of Mrs. Billings death.
Copied from GenForum:Burlington Weekly Hawkeye
Burlington, Des Moines, Iowa
March 4, 1865
OUR STATE
- Dr. J. Tarbell a well known resident of Keokuk recently died in Nevada Territory.
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C.
Henry 1859? Keokuk, Iowa
Fanny Lamoine m. Ed Randall
Arthur F. "Fant" m. Lottie V. Stone
Angela B. "Belle" b.1864? m. John M.Jones
James H. "Harry" b.1866? d. 26 Apr 1940 El Paso
J. Henning
Benjamin Franklin
Maggie b. 1870? d. Apr. 1888
Jenette b. 1873 m. Phil Martin
Dee 1876? m. Mr. Mullins
Lottie Mae m. Geo. Celum
Adalaide
PHOTOS MAY NOT BE USED FOR ANY PURPOSE BY ANYONE OTHER THAN THE FAMILY.
Mahala was a twin. Sister Mahitable Tarbell Billings. Their parents were John Tarbell m. Margaret Ginn. Later census records have Margaret married to a Ripley.
The Tarbell family goes back to Danver/Salem MASS. to Rebecca Nourse, murdered via hanging, falsely convicted of witchcraft. Rebeccas home in Danvers still stands.
Obit #1: MRS. MAE PEAKE, 87, AGED PIONEER, DIES SATURDAY MORNING.
Clint, Texas, Feb 6, 1926 (SP)--Mrs. Mae Peake, 87, pioneer, who came here in the early 80's, died Saturday morning in the home of a daughter Mrs. George Celum. A twin sister, as interesting a character, died here a year ago.
The deceased is survived by three sons and three daughters, H. Peake, Clint; A. F. Peake, Dragoon, Ariz.; B.F. Peake, Houston; Mrs. F.L. Randall, Fort Sumner, N.M.; Mrs. Bell Jones, Lampasas, Texas, and Mrs. Celum.
Funeral will be at Kaiser & Maxon's in El Paso Sunday afternoon at 3 oclock, and the pallbearers will be J.E. Stephenson, Edger D. Brown, R. G. Murphy, Jeff Jones, D. L. Looney and R. F. Travis.
Obit#2: PIONEER CITIZEN BURIED IN EL PASO, MONDAY
Funeral services for Mrs. Mae Peake, who died at the home of her duaghter, Mrs. Lottie Cellum, at Clint, Tex., last Saturday night, Feburary 6th, were held in El Paso Monday afternoon, at 1 o'clock. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. Hunter Lewis, of Mesilla Park. Interment in the Concordia cemetery.
Mrs. Peake and her twin sister, Mrs. Belle Billings were very well known in Las Cruces and vicinity. Coming here with their husbands more than forty years ago, were among the pioneers of this vicinity. They both survived their husbands by a number of years, and of late years have been living at the home of Mrs. Peakes daughter, Mrs. Cellum, in Clint, Texas. Mrs. Billings died last February, 26th, and it was thought that grief for her sister caused the death of Mrs. Peake, as she has gradually grown weaker since that time. They were born at Camden, Maine, January 15, 1839, and had the distinction of being the eldest twins in Texas at the time of Mrs. Billings death.
Copied from GenForum:Burlington Weekly Hawkeye
Burlington, Des Moines, Iowa
March 4, 1865
OUR STATE
- Dr. J. Tarbell a well known resident of Keokuk recently died in Nevada Territory.
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C.
Henry 1859? Keokuk, Iowa
Fanny Lamoine m. Ed Randall
Arthur F. "Fant" m. Lottie V. Stone
Angela B. "Belle" b.1864? m. John M.Jones
James H. "Harry" b.1866? d. 26 Apr 1940 El Paso
J. Henning
Benjamin Franklin
Maggie b. 1870? d. Apr. 1888
Jenette b. 1873 m. Phil Martin
Dee 1876? m. Mr. Mullins
Lottie Mae m. Geo. Celum
Adalaide
PHOTOS MAY NOT BE USED FOR ANY PURPOSE BY ANYONE OTHER THAN THE FAMILY.
The Tarbell family goes back to Danver/Salem MASS. to Rebecca Nourse, murdered via hanging, falsely convicted of witchcraft. Rebeccas home in Danvers still stands.
Obit #1: MRS. MAE PEAKE, 87, AGED PIONEER, DIES SATURDAY MORNING.
Clint, Texas, Feb 6, 1926 (SP)--Mrs. Mae Peake, 87, pioneer, who came here in the early 80's, died Saturday morning in the home of a daughter Mrs. George Celum. A twin sister, as interesting a character, died here a year ago.
The deceased is survived by three sons and three daughters, H. Peake, Clint; A. F. Peake, Dragoon, Ariz.; B.F. Peake, Houston; Mrs. F.L. Randall, Fort Sumner, N.M.; Mrs. Bell Jones, Lampasas, Texas, and Mrs. Celum.
Funeral will be at Kaiser & Maxon's in El Paso Sunday afternoon at 3 oclock, and the pallbearers will be J.E. Stephenson, Edger D. Brown, R. G. Murphy, Jeff Jones, D. L. Looney and R. F. Travis.
Obit#2: PIONEER CITIZEN BURIED IN EL PASO, MONDAY
Funeral services for Mrs. Mae Peake, who died at the home of her duaghter, Mrs. Lottie Cellum, at Clint, Tex., last Saturday night, Feburary 6th, were held in El Paso Monday afternoon, at 1 o'clock. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. Hunter Lewis, of Mesilla Park. Interment in the Concordia cemetery.
Mrs. Peake and her twin sister, Mrs. Belle Billings were very well known in Las Cruces and vicinity. Coming here with their husbands more than forty years ago, were among the pioneers of this vicinity. They both survived their husbands by a number of years, and of late years have been living at the home of Mrs. Peakes daughter, Mrs. Cellum, in Clint, Texas. Mrs. Billings died last February, 26th, and it was thought that grief for her sister caused the death of Mrs. Peake, as she has gradually grown weaker since that time. They were born at Camden, Maine, January 15, 1839, and had the distinction of being the eldest twins in Texas at the time of Mrs. Billings death.
Copied from GenForum:Burlington Weekly Hawkeye
Burlington, Des Moines, Iowa
March 4, 1865
OUR STATE
- Dr. J. Tarbell a well known resident of Keokuk recently died in Nevada Territory.
********************************************************
C.
Henry 1859? Keokuk, Iowa
Fanny Lamoine m. Ed Randall
Arthur F. "Fant" m. Lottie V. Stone
Angela B. "Belle" b.1864? m. John M.Jones
James H. "Harry" b.1866? d. 26 Apr 1940 El Paso
J. Henning
Benjamin Franklin
Maggie b. 1870? d. Apr. 1888
Jenette b. 1873 m. Phil Martin
Dee 1876? m. Mr. Mullins
Lottie Mae m. Geo. Celum
Adalaide
PHOTOS MAY NOT BE USED FOR ANY PURPOSE BY ANYONE OTHER THAN THE FAMILY.
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