Joseph Herschel McAfee og Arvilla Desire Watters

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Ektemann Joseph Herschel McAfee

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            Født: 15 Okt. 1844 - Dalton, Wayne, Ohio
            Døpt: 
             Død: 28 Jan. 1899 - Elk Creek, Dakota County
        Begravet:  - Rosehill cemetery, Emerson, Dixon, Nebraska

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             Far: William McAfee Jr (1818-1863)
             Mor: 

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        Ekteskap: 25 Des. 1865 - Wayne Co, Ohio

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 Annen ektefelle: Margaret Anna Stinson - 29 Jan. 1885 - Dalton, Wayne, Ohio

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Hustru Arvilla Desire Watters

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            Født: 20 Mar. 1846 - Dalton, Wayne County, Ohio, USA
            Døpt: 
             Død: 26 Des. 1882 - Dalton, Wayne County, Ohio, USA
        Begravet: 

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Generelle notater: Ektemann - Joseph Herschel McAfee

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Parents: William McAfee and Rebecca Swiegart Ulrich

Children by Arvilla:
Priscilla 'Percha' McAfee Stewart, 1866\endash 1948
Aquila Schwafel 'Philo' McAfee, 1868\endash 1942 b. in Orville, Ohio according to marriage record
Henry William Elijah McAfee, 1875\endash 1952, William
Arvilla Prudent 'Bertha' McAfee Benton 1877-1968
Lillah Idessa G. McAfee Way, 1879\endash 1912
Joseph Virgil Jenkins McAfee, 1881\endash 1881
Infant son b/d Nov. 30 1882

Children by Margaret:
Carl Ernest Stinson McAfee, 1885\endash 1967
David Melvin Ray McAfee, 1887\endash 1959
Claire Maud Bell McAfee, 1889\endash 1957
Robert Arthur Guy McAfee, 1891\endash 1940

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Generelle notater: Hustru - Arvilla Desire Watters

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Parents: Henry Watters (1799\endash 1877) and Anna Wisegarver (1805\endash 1882)

Obituary:
On Tuesday night, December 26, 1882, at 10 o'clock, of Consumption,
Mrs. Arvilla D. McAffee, age . 36 years, 9 months and 6 days. Mrs. McAffee was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Watters, both now deceased, who were among the oldest settlers in this region, and the wife of Mr. Joseph McAffee, to whom she was married 17 years and 1 day. She leaves behind her a family of five children to mourn her loss. The funeral services were held in the Dalton Presbyterian church and the interment took place in the cemetery of that village. Mr. McAffee has the sympathy of all in his sorrow and bereavement. We can only commend him to the Father's care who knoweth all things and who has promised that "all things shall work together for good to them that Iove the Lord."

Orville Crescent newspaper, Tuesday, January 2, 1883, Page 3
3rd column from left, 1/3 down page.