Married to Lieutenant Frederick Thies on Feb 5th, 1880 in the Christ Episcopal Church of Baltimore, Maryland by the Rev. William F. Brand. (AKA: Christ Protestant Episcopal Church, Baltimore)
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Early Days Resident Dies
Word was received in Fort Benton Monday by Mrs John T. Lepley and Mrs E. L. Crane telling of the death of their aunt, Mrs Jane Thies, which occurred in Minneapolis at 6PM December 24th. Mrs Thies' death was caused by double pneumonia which followed a serious injury on December 13th. Mrs Thies fell at her home and fractured one of her hips and her advanced age and seriousness of the injury were too much to withstand.
Mrs. Thies was born July 10th, 1854, and was past eighty years of age. She came to Montana in the early days, arriving in Fort Benton in 1878. In 1880 she was married to Mr. (Frederick) Thies and moved to Fort Shaw, where she resided for five years. Mr. Thies was stationed there with the Army. She returned to Fort Benton in 1885 and resided here until 1898 when she went to Minneapolis, where she has since resided.
She visited Fort Benton a number of times and is well known and loved by the older residents of this state. She leaves to mourn her death two children; Fred Thies and Mrs W.M. (Sophie) Chowning, both residing in Minneapolis; two sisters, Mrs J. E. Bower, of Helena, and Mrs. A. A. Cabinass of Los Angeles, and one brother, J. O. Patterson, of Montague; eight grand-children and one great-grand child, besides other relatives and many friends.
Funeral services were held at 2:00 p.m. Wednesday in Minneapolis, and the body shipped to Helena where interment services will be held at 11:00 o'clock Friday and burial made in the Helena cemetery.
[Published: Wednesday, Dec 26th, 1934 Fort Benton River Press]
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Lineage:
MRS. JANE PATTERSON THIES
Born in Washington, D. C.
Wife of Lieut. Frederick Thies, U.S.A.
Descendant of Baron Frederic Franck de la Roche.
Daughter of James Orville Patterson and Anna Jane de la Roche, his 2nd wife.
Granddaugher of George Henry Frederic Franck de la Roche and Jane Jacob Belt, his 2nd wife.
Gr-Granddaughter of Baron Frederic Franck de la Roche and Elzina Marie Markue Lespinasse, his wife.
Baron Frederic Franck de la Roche (1757-1805) was aide to the Marquis de Lafayette at the battle of Brandywine, serving until the surrender at Yorktown. He was born in Treves, Germany, and in 1790 her was naturalized, but later returned to Europe, where he was killed at the Battle of Austerlitz.
[*Source: Daughters of the American Revolution. Page: 132, Published: 1906]
Jennie Thies, Jennie Patterson, Jane Patterson, Jane Thies
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Early Days Resident Dies
Word was received in Fort Benton Monday by Mrs John T. Lepley and Mrs E. L. Crane telling of the death of their aunt, Mrs Jane Thies, which occurred in Minneapolis at 6PM December 24th. Mrs Thies' death was caused by double pneumonia which followed a serious injury on December 13th. Mrs Thies fell at her home and fractured one of her hips and her advanced age and seriousness of the injury were too much to withstand.
Mrs. Thies was born July 10th, 1854, and was past eighty years of age. She came to Montana in the early days, arriving in Fort Benton in 1878. In 1880 she was married to Mr. (Frederick) Thies and moved to Fort Shaw, where she resided for five years. Mr. Thies was stationed there with the Army. She returned to Fort Benton in 1885 and resided here until 1898 when she went to Minneapolis, where she has since resided.
She visited Fort Benton a number of times and is well known and loved by the older residents of this state. She leaves to mourn her death two children; Fred Thies and Mrs W.M. (Sophie) Chowning, both residing in Minneapolis; two sisters, Mrs J. E. Bower, of Helena, and Mrs. A. A. Cabinass of Los Angeles, and one brother, J. O. Patterson, of Montague; eight grand-children and one great-grand child, besides other relatives and many friends.
Funeral services were held at 2:00 p.m. Wednesday in Minneapolis, and the body shipped to Helena where interment services will be held at 11:00 o'clock Friday and burial made in the Helena cemetery.
[Published: Wednesday, Dec 26th, 1934 Fort Benton River Press]
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Lineage:
MRS. JANE PATTERSON THIES
Born in Washington, D. C.
Wife of Lieut. Frederick Thies, U.S.A.
Descendant of Baron Frederic Franck de la Roche.
Daughter of James Orville Patterson and Anna Jane de la Roche, his 2nd wife.
Granddaugher of George Henry Frederic Franck de la Roche and Jane Jacob Belt, his 2nd wife.
Gr-Granddaughter of Baron Frederic Franck de la Roche and Elzina Marie Markue Lespinasse, his wife.
Baron Frederic Franck de la Roche (1757-1805) was aide to the Marquis de Lafayette at the battle of Brandywine, serving until the surrender at Yorktown. He was born in Treves, Germany, and in 1790 her was naturalized, but later returned to Europe, where he was killed at the Battle of Austerlitz.
[*Source: Daughters of the American Revolution. Page: 132, Published: 1906]
Jennie Thies, Jennie Patterson, Jane Patterson, Jane Thies
Married to Lieutenant Frederick Thies on Feb 5th, 1880 in the Christ Episcopal Church of Baltimore, Maryland by the Rev. William F. Brand. (AKA: Christ Protestant Episcopal Church, Baltimore)
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Early Days Resident Dies
Word was received in Fort Benton Monday by Mrs John T. Lepley and Mrs E. L. Crane telling of the death of their aunt, Mrs Jane Thies, which occurred in Minneapolis at 6PM December 24th. Mrs Thies' death was caused by double pneumonia which followed a serious injury on December 13th. Mrs Thies fell at her home and fractured one of her hips and her advanced age and seriousness of the injury were too much to withstand.
Mrs. Thies was born July 10th, 1854, and was past eighty years of age. She came to Montana in the early days, arriving in Fort Benton in 1878. In 1880 she was married to Mr. (Frederick) Thies and moved to Fort Shaw, where she resided for five years. Mr. Thies was stationed there with the Army. She returned to Fort Benton in 1885 and resided here until 1898 when she went to Minneapolis, where she has since resided.
She visited Fort Benton a number of times and is well known and loved by the older residents of this state. She leaves to mourn her death two children; Fred Thies and Mrs W.M. (Sophie) Chowning, both residing in Minneapolis; two sisters, Mrs J. E. Bower, of Helena, and Mrs. A. A. Cabinass of Los Angeles, and one brother, J. O. Patterson, of Montague; eight grand-children and one great-grand child, besides other relatives and many friends.
Funeral services were held at 2:00 p.m. Wednesday in Minneapolis, and the body shipped to Helena where interment services will be held at 11:00 o'clock Friday and burial made in the Helena cemetery.
[Published: Wednesday, Dec 26th, 1934 Fort Benton River Press]
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Lineage:
MRS. JANE PATTERSON THIES
Born in Washington, D. C.
Wife of Lieut. Frederick Thies, U.S.A.
Descendant of Baron Frederic Franck de la Roche.
Daughter of James Orville Patterson and Anna Jane de la Roche, his 2nd wife.
Granddaugher of George Henry Frederic Franck de la Roche and Jane Jacob Belt, his 2nd wife.
Gr-Granddaughter of Baron Frederic Franck de la Roche and Elzina Marie Markue Lespinasse, his wife.
Baron Frederic Franck de la Roche (1757-1805) was aide to the Marquis de Lafayette at the battle of Brandywine, serving until the surrender at Yorktown. He was born in Treves, Germany, and in 1790 her was naturalized, but later returned to Europe, where he was killed at the Battle of Austerlitz.
[*Source: Daughters of the American Revolution. Page: 132, Published: 1906]
Jennie Thies, Jennie Patterson, Jane Patterson, Jane Thies
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Early Days Resident Dies
Word was received in Fort Benton Monday by Mrs John T. Lepley and Mrs E. L. Crane telling of the death of their aunt, Mrs Jane Thies, which occurred in Minneapolis at 6PM December 24th. Mrs Thies' death was caused by double pneumonia which followed a serious injury on December 13th. Mrs Thies fell at her home and fractured one of her hips and her advanced age and seriousness of the injury were too much to withstand.
Mrs. Thies was born July 10th, 1854, and was past eighty years of age. She came to Montana in the early days, arriving in Fort Benton in 1878. In 1880 she was married to Mr. (Frederick) Thies and moved to Fort Shaw, where she resided for five years. Mr. Thies was stationed there with the Army. She returned to Fort Benton in 1885 and resided here until 1898 when she went to Minneapolis, where she has since resided.
She visited Fort Benton a number of times and is well known and loved by the older residents of this state. She leaves to mourn her death two children; Fred Thies and Mrs W.M. (Sophie) Chowning, both residing in Minneapolis; two sisters, Mrs J. E. Bower, of Helena, and Mrs. A. A. Cabinass of Los Angeles, and one brother, J. O. Patterson, of Montague; eight grand-children and one great-grand child, besides other relatives and many friends.
Funeral services were held at 2:00 p.m. Wednesday in Minneapolis, and the body shipped to Helena where interment services will be held at 11:00 o'clock Friday and burial made in the Helena cemetery.
[Published: Wednesday, Dec 26th, 1934 Fort Benton River Press]
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Lineage:
MRS. JANE PATTERSON THIES
Born in Washington, D. C.
Wife of Lieut. Frederick Thies, U.S.A.
Descendant of Baron Frederic Franck de la Roche.
Daughter of James Orville Patterson and Anna Jane de la Roche, his 2nd wife.
Granddaugher of George Henry Frederic Franck de la Roche and Jane Jacob Belt, his 2nd wife.
Gr-Granddaughter of Baron Frederic Franck de la Roche and Elzina Marie Markue Lespinasse, his wife.
Baron Frederic Franck de la Roche (1757-1805) was aide to the Marquis de Lafayette at the battle of Brandywine, serving until the surrender at Yorktown. He was born in Treves, Germany, and in 1790 her was naturalized, but later returned to Europe, where he was killed at the Battle of Austerlitz.
[*Source: Daughters of the American Revolution. Page: 132, Published: 1906]
Jennie Thies, Jennie Patterson, Jane Patterson, Jane Thies
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