It is a conundrum as to whether to list her name as Mae Caroline or Caroline Mae (which is her given name), or Caroline May which is on her wedding invitation. She evidently did not go by Caroline, but rather by Mae. This author will leave it as Caroline Mae as is indicated on her stone.
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Mrs. Mae C. Buxton, 62, died suddenly at 3 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Hospital. Mrs. Buxton suffered a stroke Wednesday morning while at the Methodist church assisting in decorating for the bazaar and dinner today. She was taken to the hospital, and her condition was not considered critical.
Mrs. Buxton was born Jan. 18, 1882 at Keota, Iowa.
She was married March 21, 1900 to Montrose Buxton at Cromwell. The family lived at Harvard, Nebraska for a number of years where Mr. Buxton died March 27, 1932.
Since March, 1942 Mrs. Buxton had made her home here with her daughter, Mrs. Irving Wiltse and family while her daughter's husband was in the armed forces.
Mrs. Buxton is survived by her mother, Mrs. Mary M. Goldner, Creston, Ia.; two daughters: Mrs. Wiltse, Falls City and Mrs. R. V. Dickinson of Winnebago, Minn.; four sons: Rev. James M. Buxton of Milwaukee, WI, Dr. Claude E. Buxton of Iowa City, Ia., Robert E. Buxton of Ventura, Calif., and Donald L. Buxton, in a hospital corps of the U. S. Navy at Seattle, Wash.; two brothers: Albert Goldner of Mt. Ayr, Ia., and Elmer Goldner of Kellerton, Ia.; three sisters: Mrs. C. H. Bowers of Creston, Ia., Mrs. J. R. Robinson of Archie, Mo., and Mrs. C. E. Morrison of Redding, Ia. There are eight grandchildren.
The body is at Reavis & Macomer's Funeral Home.
Source: unknown, but I believe it could be a Falls City, Nebraska newspaper obituary
From her funeral program:
Funeral services were held at First Methodist Church on Saturday, November 11, 1944 at 2:30 p.m. The officiant was the Rev. Richard E. Carlyon. Interment was in the cemetery in Harvard, Nebraska.
Pall bearers were C. H. Wiltse, Amos Yoder, O. C. Hatch, John Wiltse, Sr., John Wiltse, Jr., and A. W. Starkebaum.
Flower bearers were Mrs. A. D. Cameron, Mrs. Clara Townsend, Mrs. Blanche Prosser, Miss Almeda Hill, Mrs. Mary Carico, and Mrs. C. H. Wiltse.
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Mae Caroline Goldner was the daughter of John August Goldner and Mary Mariam (Bennett) Goldner. She was born on January 18, 1882 about 1 1/2 miles east of Keota, Keokuk County, Iowa. Family lore is that she did not like the name Caroline and often went by Mae C.
She is the second of seven children: Minnie Mahala, Caroline Mae, Edward Randolph, Laura Belle, Nelle Alta, Elmer Martin and Albert Leslie.
She married Montrose Buxton, son of James and Amelia (Robinson) Buxton, on March 21, 1900 in Cromwell, Union County, Iowa. On the wedding invitation, her name was written Caroline Mae. He was a teacher and farmer. She was a homemaker and mother. Her religious affiliation was Presbyterian and Methodist.
They were the parents of:
Winona Louise (Buxton) Dickinson
Gladys Mae (Buxton) Wiltse
Claude Elmo Wiltse
James Montrose Buxton
Robert Edward Buxton
Donald Lou Buxton.
All of their children graduated from high school and college and were quite talented and intelligent.
Eight grandchildren were born before her death, and nine were born after her death. They are:
Derra Delene (Dickinson) Force
Coreen Lou (Dickinson) Wille
Marjorie Mae (Wiltse) Reddinton
Irving Montrose Wiltse
Bonita Jo (Buxton) Werrbach
Heather Mae Buxton
Katherine Cox (Buxton) Riggsby
Elizabeth Bennett (Buxton) Reilly
James Lawrence Buxton
Andrew Prior Buxton
Robert Tye Buxton
Brian William Buxton
Timothy Montrose Buxton
Bruce Edward Buxton
Ann Christine (Buxton) Smith Buxton
Betty Lou (Buxton) Evans
Lyn Janette (Buxton) Norman
Caroline (known as Mae to many) died on November 8, 1944 at age 62 in Falls City, Richardson County, Nebraska, from a stroke.
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A very pretty wedding took place at the home of J. A. Goldner when Miss Mae was joined in marriage with Montrose Buxton at 7:30 p.m. Monday, March 21, Rev. Fawcett, officiating. Bessie Livingston played the wedding march. The bride looked lovely in blue trimmed with white silk. After the ceremony and congratulations were over, about sixty guests sat down to a bountiful repast. There were numerous beautiful presents for the newly wedded pair. This couple are well known and highly respected. They will reside on the Buxton homestead. May joy and prosperity attend them through life's journey.
Source: clipping from unknown newspaper
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U.S. City Directories, 1821-1989 (Beta)
Name: Mae Buxton (widow)
Spouse: Montrose Buxton (deceased)
Publication Title: Eugene, Oregon, City Directory, 1934
Address: 650 15th Ave. E
Household:
Mae C Buxton
Clause E Buxton (grad asst U of O) [Claude]
Robert E Buxton (stdt U of O)
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Mrs. Mae C. Buxton, 62, died suddenly at 3 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Hospital. Mrs. Buxton suffered a stroke Wednesday morning while at the Methodist church assisting in decorating for the bazaar and dinner today. She was taken to the hospital, and her condition was not considered critical.
Mrs. Buxton was born Jan. 18, 1882 at Keota, Iowa.
She was married March 21, 1900 to Montrose Buxton at Cromwell. The family lived at Harvard, Nebraska for a number of years where Mr. Buxton died March 27, 1932.
Since March, 1942 Mrs. Buxton had made her home here with her daughter, Mrs. Irving Wiltse and family while her daughter's husband was in the armed forces.
Mrs. Buxton is survived by her mother, Mrs. Mary M. Goldner, Creston, Ia.; two daughters: Mrs. Wiltse, Falls City and Mrs. R. V. Dickinson of Winnebago, Minn.; four sons: Rev. James M. Buxton of Milwaukee, WI, Dr. Claude E. Buxton of Iowa City, Ia., Robert E. Buxton of Ventura, Calif., and Donald L. Buxton, in a hospital corps of the U. S. Navy at Seattle, Wash.; two brothers: Albert Goldner of Mt. Ayr, Ia., and Elmer Goldner of Kellerton, Ia.; three sisters: Mrs. C. H. Bowers of Creston, Ia., Mrs. J. R. Robinson of Archie, Mo., and Mrs. C. E. Morrison of Redding, Ia. There are eight grandchildren.
The body is at Reavis & Macomer's Funeral Home.
Source: unknown, but I believe it could be a Falls City, Nebraska newspaper obituary
From her funeral program:
Funeral services were held at First Methodist Church on Saturday, November 11, 1944 at 2:30 p.m. The officiant was the Rev. Richard E. Carlyon. Interment was in the cemetery in Harvard, Nebraska.
Pall bearers were C. H. Wiltse, Amos Yoder, O. C. Hatch, John Wiltse, Sr., John Wiltse, Jr., and A. W. Starkebaum.
Flower bearers were Mrs. A. D. Cameron, Mrs. Clara Townsend, Mrs. Blanche Prosser, Miss Almeda Hill, Mrs. Mary Carico, and Mrs. C. H. Wiltse.
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Mae Caroline Goldner was the daughter of John August Goldner and Mary Mariam (Bennett) Goldner. She was born on January 18, 1882 about 1 1/2 miles east of Keota, Keokuk County, Iowa. Family lore is that she did not like the name Caroline and often went by Mae C.
She is the second of seven children: Minnie Mahala, Caroline Mae, Edward Randolph, Laura Belle, Nelle Alta, Elmer Martin and Albert Leslie.
She married Montrose Buxton, son of James and Amelia (Robinson) Buxton, on March 21, 1900 in Cromwell, Union County, Iowa. On the wedding invitation, her name was written Caroline Mae. He was a teacher and farmer. She was a homemaker and mother. Her religious affiliation was Presbyterian and Methodist.
They were the parents of:
Winona Louise (Buxton) Dickinson
Gladys Mae (Buxton) Wiltse
Claude Elmo Wiltse
James Montrose Buxton
Robert Edward Buxton
Donald Lou Buxton.
All of their children graduated from high school and college and were quite talented and intelligent.
Eight grandchildren were born before her death, and nine were born after her death. They are:
Derra Delene (Dickinson) Force
Coreen Lou (Dickinson) Wille
Marjorie Mae (Wiltse) Reddinton
Irving Montrose Wiltse
Bonita Jo (Buxton) Werrbach
Heather Mae Buxton
Katherine Cox (Buxton) Riggsby
Elizabeth Bennett (Buxton) Reilly
James Lawrence Buxton
Andrew Prior Buxton
Robert Tye Buxton
Brian William Buxton
Timothy Montrose Buxton
Bruce Edward Buxton
Ann Christine (Buxton) Smith Buxton
Betty Lou (Buxton) Evans
Lyn Janette (Buxton) Norman
Caroline (known as Mae to many) died on November 8, 1944 at age 62 in Falls City, Richardson County, Nebraska, from a stroke.
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A very pretty wedding took place at the home of J. A. Goldner when Miss Mae was joined in marriage with Montrose Buxton at 7:30 p.m. Monday, March 21, Rev. Fawcett, officiating. Bessie Livingston played the wedding march. The bride looked lovely in blue trimmed with white silk. After the ceremony and congratulations were over, about sixty guests sat down to a bountiful repast. There were numerous beautiful presents for the newly wedded pair. This couple are well known and highly respected. They will reside on the Buxton homestead. May joy and prosperity attend them through life's journey.
Source: clipping from unknown newspaper
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U.S. City Directories, 1821-1989 (Beta)
Name: Mae Buxton (widow)
Spouse: Montrose Buxton (deceased)
Publication Title: Eugene, Oregon, City Directory, 1934
Address: 650 15th Ave. E
Household:
Mae C Buxton
Clause E Buxton (grad asst U of O) [Claude]
Robert E Buxton (stdt U of O)
It is a conundrum as to whether to list her name as Mae Caroline or Caroline Mae (which is her given name), or Caroline May which is on her wedding invitation. She evidently did not go by Caroline, but rather by Mae. This author will leave it as Caroline Mae as is indicated on her stone.
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Mrs. Mae C. Buxton, 62, died suddenly at 3 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Hospital. Mrs. Buxton suffered a stroke Wednesday morning while at the Methodist church assisting in decorating for the bazaar and dinner today. She was taken to the hospital, and her condition was not considered critical.
Mrs. Buxton was born Jan. 18, 1882 at Keota, Iowa.
She was married March 21, 1900 to Montrose Buxton at Cromwell. The family lived at Harvard, Nebraska for a number of years where Mr. Buxton died March 27, 1932.
Since March, 1942 Mrs. Buxton had made her home here with her daughter, Mrs. Irving Wiltse and family while her daughter's husband was in the armed forces.
Mrs. Buxton is survived by her mother, Mrs. Mary M. Goldner, Creston, Ia.; two daughters: Mrs. Wiltse, Falls City and Mrs. R. V. Dickinson of Winnebago, Minn.; four sons: Rev. James M. Buxton of Milwaukee, WI, Dr. Claude E. Buxton of Iowa City, Ia., Robert E. Buxton of Ventura, Calif., and Donald L. Buxton, in a hospital corps of the U. S. Navy at Seattle, Wash.; two brothers: Albert Goldner of Mt. Ayr, Ia., and Elmer Goldner of Kellerton, Ia.; three sisters: Mrs. C. H. Bowers of Creston, Ia., Mrs. J. R. Robinson of Archie, Mo., and Mrs. C. E. Morrison of Redding, Ia. There are eight grandchildren.
The body is at Reavis & Macomer's Funeral Home.
Source: unknown, but I believe it could be a Falls City, Nebraska newspaper obituary
From her funeral program:
Funeral services were held at First Methodist Church on Saturday, November 11, 1944 at 2:30 p.m. The officiant was the Rev. Richard E. Carlyon. Interment was in the cemetery in Harvard, Nebraska.
Pall bearers were C. H. Wiltse, Amos Yoder, O. C. Hatch, John Wiltse, Sr., John Wiltse, Jr., and A. W. Starkebaum.
Flower bearers were Mrs. A. D. Cameron, Mrs. Clara Townsend, Mrs. Blanche Prosser, Miss Almeda Hill, Mrs. Mary Carico, and Mrs. C. H. Wiltse.
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Mae Caroline Goldner was the daughter of John August Goldner and Mary Mariam (Bennett) Goldner. She was born on January 18, 1882 about 1 1/2 miles east of Keota, Keokuk County, Iowa. Family lore is that she did not like the name Caroline and often went by Mae C.
She is the second of seven children: Minnie Mahala, Caroline Mae, Edward Randolph, Laura Belle, Nelle Alta, Elmer Martin and Albert Leslie.
She married Montrose Buxton, son of James and Amelia (Robinson) Buxton, on March 21, 1900 in Cromwell, Union County, Iowa. On the wedding invitation, her name was written Caroline Mae. He was a teacher and farmer. She was a homemaker and mother. Her religious affiliation was Presbyterian and Methodist.
They were the parents of:
Winona Louise (Buxton) Dickinson
Gladys Mae (Buxton) Wiltse
Claude Elmo Wiltse
James Montrose Buxton
Robert Edward Buxton
Donald Lou Buxton.
All of their children graduated from high school and college and were quite talented and intelligent.
Eight grandchildren were born before her death, and nine were born after her death. They are:
Derra Delene (Dickinson) Force
Coreen Lou (Dickinson) Wille
Marjorie Mae (Wiltse) Reddinton
Irving Montrose Wiltse
Bonita Jo (Buxton) Werrbach
Heather Mae Buxton
Katherine Cox (Buxton) Riggsby
Elizabeth Bennett (Buxton) Reilly
James Lawrence Buxton
Andrew Prior Buxton
Robert Tye Buxton
Brian William Buxton
Timothy Montrose Buxton
Bruce Edward Buxton
Ann Christine (Buxton) Smith Buxton
Betty Lou (Buxton) Evans
Lyn Janette (Buxton) Norman
Caroline (known as Mae to many) died on November 8, 1944 at age 62 in Falls City, Richardson County, Nebraska, from a stroke.
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A very pretty wedding took place at the home of J. A. Goldner when Miss Mae was joined in marriage with Montrose Buxton at 7:30 p.m. Monday, March 21, Rev. Fawcett, officiating. Bessie Livingston played the wedding march. The bride looked lovely in blue trimmed with white silk. After the ceremony and congratulations were over, about sixty guests sat down to a bountiful repast. There were numerous beautiful presents for the newly wedded pair. This couple are well known and highly respected. They will reside on the Buxton homestead. May joy and prosperity attend them through life's journey.
Source: clipping from unknown newspaper
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U.S. City Directories, 1821-1989 (Beta)
Name: Mae Buxton (widow)
Spouse: Montrose Buxton (deceased)
Publication Title: Eugene, Oregon, City Directory, 1934
Address: 650 15th Ave. E
Household:
Mae C Buxton
Clause E Buxton (grad asst U of O) [Claude]
Robert E Buxton (stdt U of O)
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Mrs. Mae C. Buxton, 62, died suddenly at 3 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Hospital. Mrs. Buxton suffered a stroke Wednesday morning while at the Methodist church assisting in decorating for the bazaar and dinner today. She was taken to the hospital, and her condition was not considered critical.
Mrs. Buxton was born Jan. 18, 1882 at Keota, Iowa.
She was married March 21, 1900 to Montrose Buxton at Cromwell. The family lived at Harvard, Nebraska for a number of years where Mr. Buxton died March 27, 1932.
Since March, 1942 Mrs. Buxton had made her home here with her daughter, Mrs. Irving Wiltse and family while her daughter's husband was in the armed forces.
Mrs. Buxton is survived by her mother, Mrs. Mary M. Goldner, Creston, Ia.; two daughters: Mrs. Wiltse, Falls City and Mrs. R. V. Dickinson of Winnebago, Minn.; four sons: Rev. James M. Buxton of Milwaukee, WI, Dr. Claude E. Buxton of Iowa City, Ia., Robert E. Buxton of Ventura, Calif., and Donald L. Buxton, in a hospital corps of the U. S. Navy at Seattle, Wash.; two brothers: Albert Goldner of Mt. Ayr, Ia., and Elmer Goldner of Kellerton, Ia.; three sisters: Mrs. C. H. Bowers of Creston, Ia., Mrs. J. R. Robinson of Archie, Mo., and Mrs. C. E. Morrison of Redding, Ia. There are eight grandchildren.
The body is at Reavis & Macomer's Funeral Home.
Source: unknown, but I believe it could be a Falls City, Nebraska newspaper obituary
From her funeral program:
Funeral services were held at First Methodist Church on Saturday, November 11, 1944 at 2:30 p.m. The officiant was the Rev. Richard E. Carlyon. Interment was in the cemetery in Harvard, Nebraska.
Pall bearers were C. H. Wiltse, Amos Yoder, O. C. Hatch, John Wiltse, Sr., John Wiltse, Jr., and A. W. Starkebaum.
Flower bearers were Mrs. A. D. Cameron, Mrs. Clara Townsend, Mrs. Blanche Prosser, Miss Almeda Hill, Mrs. Mary Carico, and Mrs. C. H. Wiltse.
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Mae Caroline Goldner was the daughter of John August Goldner and Mary Mariam (Bennett) Goldner. She was born on January 18, 1882 about 1 1/2 miles east of Keota, Keokuk County, Iowa. Family lore is that she did not like the name Caroline and often went by Mae C.
She is the second of seven children: Minnie Mahala, Caroline Mae, Edward Randolph, Laura Belle, Nelle Alta, Elmer Martin and Albert Leslie.
She married Montrose Buxton, son of James and Amelia (Robinson) Buxton, on March 21, 1900 in Cromwell, Union County, Iowa. On the wedding invitation, her name was written Caroline Mae. He was a teacher and farmer. She was a homemaker and mother. Her religious affiliation was Presbyterian and Methodist.
They were the parents of:
Winona Louise (Buxton) Dickinson
Gladys Mae (Buxton) Wiltse
Claude Elmo Wiltse
James Montrose Buxton
Robert Edward Buxton
Donald Lou Buxton.
All of their children graduated from high school and college and were quite talented and intelligent.
Eight grandchildren were born before her death, and nine were born after her death. They are:
Derra Delene (Dickinson) Force
Coreen Lou (Dickinson) Wille
Marjorie Mae (Wiltse) Reddinton
Irving Montrose Wiltse
Bonita Jo (Buxton) Werrbach
Heather Mae Buxton
Katherine Cox (Buxton) Riggsby
Elizabeth Bennett (Buxton) Reilly
James Lawrence Buxton
Andrew Prior Buxton
Robert Tye Buxton
Brian William Buxton
Timothy Montrose Buxton
Bruce Edward Buxton
Ann Christine (Buxton) Smith Buxton
Betty Lou (Buxton) Evans
Lyn Janette (Buxton) Norman
Caroline (known as Mae to many) died on November 8, 1944 at age 62 in Falls City, Richardson County, Nebraska, from a stroke.
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A very pretty wedding took place at the home of J. A. Goldner when Miss Mae was joined in marriage with Montrose Buxton at 7:30 p.m. Monday, March 21, Rev. Fawcett, officiating. Bessie Livingston played the wedding march. The bride looked lovely in blue trimmed with white silk. After the ceremony and congratulations were over, about sixty guests sat down to a bountiful repast. There were numerous beautiful presents for the newly wedded pair. This couple are well known and highly respected. They will reside on the Buxton homestead. May joy and prosperity attend them through life's journey.
Source: clipping from unknown newspaper
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U.S. City Directories, 1821-1989 (Beta)
Name: Mae Buxton (widow)
Spouse: Montrose Buxton (deceased)
Publication Title: Eugene, Oregon, City Directory, 1934
Address: 650 15th Ave. E
Household:
Mae C Buxton
Clause E Buxton (grad asst U of O) [Claude]
Robert E Buxton (stdt U of O)
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