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Hartshorn William [Male] b. ABT 1908 Pittsburg, Crawford, Kansas - d. ABT 1910 Pittsburg, Crawford, Kansas
Beverly S Hartshorn
May 2008
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Resided: Hampton, Iowa; Mankato, Minn; Moroa, Illinois; Kansas City, Missouri
This is the person that Doris contacted in Kansas City.
Resided: Hampton, Iowa; Mankato, Minn; Moroa, Illinois; Kansas City, Missouri
This is the person that Doris contacted in Kansas City.
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Was from Harmony, Minnesota
A Little Old Town
I love to live in a town like this.
Just a little old town like this.
Where the flowers bloom along the way.
And the birds sing songs the livelong day,
And the glorious sun with genial kiss
Makes it good to live in a town like this.
I love to live in a town like this
Just a little old town like this.
Where you know the names of the folks you meet,
Though they happen to live on a different street.
And if they move, then faces you miss.
In a little old town like this.
I love to live in a town like this
Just a little old town like this.
Where every anguish in one's breast
Is felt and shared by friends the best,
Who share the gall and share the bliss.
In a little old town like this.
I love to live in a town like this
Just a little old town like this.
Where neighbors watch by a loved one's bed,
And weep with you o'er the bier of the dead,
And forgive every deed that was done amiss.
In a little old town like this.
Then let me live in a town like this,
Just a little old town like this.
Where your foe of today is your friend of tomorrow,
Who is eager to bear the cross of your sorrow,
And make it light as the morning mist.
In a little old town like this.
Then let me die in a town like this,
Just a little old town like this.
And o'er my grave let the roses creep
To brighten the spot where my poor bones sleep.
When my soul has winged the deep abyss,
And I rest forever in a town like this.
-----Written by Mrs. Cassie Duxbury
Her father was Robert Henderson, b. April 15, 1821in Hemminford, Quebec. d. March 25, 1880 in Fillmore Co. Minn.Her mother was Jennett Douglas, b in Scotland in 1820. d. March 8, 1901 in Harmony, Minn. Both buried in Scotland cemetery. Robert gave the land for the cemetery. (came from Mildred S.)
Was from Harmony, Minnesota
A Little Old Town
I love to live in a town like this.
Just a little old town like this.
Where the flowers bloom along the way.
And the birds sing songs the livelong day,
And the glorious sun with genial kiss
Makes it good to live in a town like this.
I love to live in a town like this
Just a little old town like this.
Where you know the names of the folks you meet,
Though they happen to live on a different street.
And if they move, then faces you miss.
In a little old town like this.
I love to live in a town like this
Just a little old town like this.
Where every anguish in one's breast
Is felt and shared by friends the best,
Who share the gall and share the bliss.
In a little old town like this.
I love to live in a town like this
Just a little old town like this.
Where neighbors watch by a loved one's bed,
And weep with you o'er the bier of the dead,
And forgive every deed that was done amiss.
In a little old town like this.
Then let me live in a town like this,
Just a little old town like this.
Where your foe of today is your friend of tomorrow,
Who is eager to bear the cross of your sorrow,
And make it light as the morning mist.
In a little old town like this.
Then let me die in a town like this,
Just a little old town like this.
And o'er my grave let the roses creep
To brighten the spot where my poor bones sleep.
When my soul has winged the deep abyss,
And I rest forever in a town like this.
-----Written by Mrs. Cassie Duxbury
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Lives on the family homestead in the summer and San Diego CA in the winter.
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Lives in Sioux Falls, SD
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Survived by brother Ralph of Hurley, SD and sister Edith Osterberg of Salem, SD as well as nine grandchildren and 9 great grandchildren. May have died Feb. 7.
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died from pancreatis
Later worked as a U.S. postal inspector in Nebraska until retirement. May have been born 1921.
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Worked at the Loonan Lumber Yard, Security State Bank, and was a service station operator and bulk gas agent in Canova from 1956 through 1975. May have been born 1924.
Worked at the Loonan Lumber Yard, Security State Bank, and was a service station operator and bulk gas agent in Canova from 1956 through 1975.
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Places of residence: Lancashire, England; Salem, Mass; Porter, Rock Co. Wisc;
Preston, Minn; McCook Co.Pearl twnshp. SD; Sumner,WA
George Duxbury's farm in McCook Co. S.D. was the next one EAST about 1/4 mile of Hartwell's farm. (Rubie's note on back of Bertha Duxbury picture.)
The George Duxbury familly (Notes by Marilyn Cox): My great grandfather migrated from England to Salem, Mass., with his parents and brothers and sisters. He eventually came to Minnesota, where he married and had three children--Henrietta (my grandmother), Sarah (who moved to Sumner, WN) and a girl who died as a child. George then lost his wife and later remarried and had two sons, William Arthur and John Henry. Then the second wife died also, and the family moved to McCook County, S.D.
1870 Census Minnesota: Duxbury, George age 37 Farmer Real Estate-$2000 Pers. Prop-$600
born England, father & mother of foreign birth. U.S. citizen. Living alone.
Added to bottom of census: Died: Mary Duxbury age 37, born England, died August 1869, married, keeping house, died of consumption. Mary Duxbury, age 8, born Minnesota, parents of foreign birth, died October 1869, typhoid fever.
1880 Census, Fillmore Co., Preston TWP, Minnesota 48459 page 424
George age 45 farmer born England
Henrietta 16 keeping house born Minnesota
Sarah 14 attends school " "
Willie A. 7" "
John H. " "
Obituary Sumner, Washington,Index Friday Apr 5, 1912
George Duxbury died last Sunday morning at 11 o'clock, at the home of his daughter, Mrs. F.C.Humphries. Mr. Duxbury had previously received two strokes of paralysis, which left him a cripple so that he had to be taken around in a wheel chair, but until the last two weeks he could be seen with a cheerful smile sitting in a chair watching the passers by. At the time of his death he was 76 years of age. He came here two years ago from South Dakota where he had resided 30 years. He is survivied by two sons, W.A. and J.H. Duxbury, both of Canova, South Dakota, and two daughters, all married.Mrs. H.C. Green of Kent is the other daughter. Mr. Green was here the first of the week and attended to the funeral arrangements. The youngest son arrived here from Canova, S.D. Wednesday evening.
Card of Thanks
We wish to use this method to express our heartfelt thanks to all kind friends and neighbors for their kind assistance and sympathies during our late loss.--Mrs. Henrietta Humphrey, Mrs. H.C. Green, J. H. Duxbury, W. A. Duxbury
May have died March 31. May have been married in Harmony, MN. May have been born 1835.
May have died March 31. May have been married in Harmony, MN.
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farm accident
May have died 1995.
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heart and lung problems
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Automobile accident
Adolph and Edna spent two years on the farm and he operated a blacksmith shop in Canova for six years. The family moved to Long Beach, Calif., and in 1931 moved to Wakonda, where he operated a welding and machine repair shop for 25 years. May have been born 1891.
Adolph and Edna spent two years on the farm and he operated a blacksmith shop in Canova for six years. The family moved to Long Beach, Calif., and in 1931 moved to Wakonda, where he operated a welding and machine repair shop for 25 years.
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age 32 yrs - died of consumption
Another source gives 12 Oct. 1869 as date of death.
Mary Mill's brother was the grandfather of Walter Mills. Walter Mill's father's name was Elmer.,
Consumption was listed as cause of death.
Another source gives 12 Oct. 1869 as date of death.
Mary Mill's brother was the grandfather of Walter Mills. Walter Mill's father's name was Elmer.,
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Was town constable and water superintendent for over twenty years.
Was town constable and water superintendent for over twenty years.
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Car-train accident.
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