Married Emily Jane TIBBETTS 1828 – 1899 (her first husband)
Parents of:
William Thomas FRADY 1845 – 1849
*Charles Henry FRADY 1847 – 1931
Alfred FRADY 1851 – 1851
Emily E FRADY 1852 – 1855
Mary Caroline FRADY 1852 – 1851
*George Robert FRADY 1854 – 1944
Info from Drädl (findagrave member)
RE: "the burial site. It was in Benton County. The original town of Marysville was combined with the towns of Hoosiers Point and Manatheka to form the town of Urbanna, later shortened to Urbana, its present name."
Also, from Steve Frady, descendant, on rootsweb in 1998: "FRADY, Calvin. I am seeking the location of Calvin Frady's grave. He died of virulent smallpox in April of 1855 while living in a log cabin outside of Marysville (Urbana). The neighbors burned the cabin and the surviving family members were forced to move to Minnesota. A photo of the grave was taken around 1910, "
note: Calvin Frady is buried in Urbana cemetery in Benton County, Iowa, per the photographer of the headstone, 2013.
Married Emily Jane TIBBETTS 1828 – 1899 (her first husband)
Parents of:
William Thomas FRADY 1845 – 1849
*Charles Henry FRADY 1847 – 1931
Alfred FRADY 1851 – 1851
Emily E FRADY 1852 – 1855
Mary Caroline FRADY 1852 – 1851
*George Robert FRADY 1854 – 1944
Info from Drädl (findagrave member)
RE: "the burial site. It was in Benton County. The original town of Marysville was combined with the towns of Hoosiers Point and Manatheka to form the town of Urbanna, later shortened to Urbana, its present name."
Also, from Steve Frady, descendant, on rootsweb in 1998: "FRADY, Calvin. I am seeking the location of Calvin Frady's grave. He died of virulent smallpox in April of 1855 while living in a log cabin outside of Marysville (Urbana). The neighbors burned the cabin and the surviving family members were forced to move to Minnesota. A photo of the grave was taken around 1910, "
note: Calvin Frady is buried in Urbana cemetery in Benton County, Iowa, per the photographer of the headstone, 2013.
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