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Henry Palmer Keyser Obituary or Church Statement of H.L. Ward in Shadyside |
catorfamilies.com: HENRY PALMER KEYSER, born November 23, 1805; died. June 16, 1883; m. EMMELINE "AMY" BELL 1825 (said to be 1/2 Native American). Henry and Amy operated a farm near Wegee, Belmont County, OH, and had nine children. Henry died on January 16, 1883 and is buried in the Keyser Cemetery Belmont County, OH on the old Dixon Myers farm in Sec. 14, Mead Township.
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Skip Maygar observations of two Nancy Keysers passing away at Christmas time |
Henry Palmer and Emmeline Bell Keyser had nine children. Seven of the children grew up to marry and many of them raised large families of their own. A sad story, however, emerges as one looks into the facts behind the gravestone pictured here. Henry and Emmeline’s second child and first daughter was Nancy B. (probably Bell) Keyser who was born on September 2, 1828 and died atthe age of six on December 20, 1834 just five days before Christmas. It had to be heartbreaking for them as they made funeral arrangements for their daughter while trying to have some kind of Christmas for the other four children. Almost ten years later, Emmeline gives birth to their last child on March 29, 1844. She is a beautiful little girl and they name her Nancy Jane. Tragically, Nancy Jane dies the day before Christmas in 1850 also at the age of six years. The grief that befell the family put a pall of sadness on Christmas for many years thereafter. Keyser Cemetery, on Ray Ramsey Road, Mead Township
BIRTH 1805 Birth of Henry Palmer Keyser He was born on 23 Nov 1805 in Pultney, Belmont, Ohio
1825 Death of Brother Jesse Jackson Keyser (Mennonite) Sr (1788–1825) 15 June 1825 Mead, Belmont, Ohio
1825 Marriage On 7 Aug 1825 in Belmont County, Ohio Emmeline "Amy" Bell (1808–1878) and Henry Palmer Keyser were married.
1935 Death of Brother Andrew Keyser (Mennonite) (1786–1835) 27 May 1835
1835 Death of Father Andrew Keyser (Mennonite) (1759–1835) 22 August 1835 in Belmont County, OH.
1835 Death of Sister Elizabeth Keyser (Mennonite) (1802–1835) 18 December 1835
1844 Death of Mother Mary Palmer (Mennonite) (1760–1844) 12 Jun 1844 Wegee, Mead Township, Belmont County, Ohio
1850 Death of Sister Sarah Keyser (Mennonite) (1780–1850) 9 Feb 1850 Pultney, Belmont, Ohio
1853 Death of Brother William Keyser (Mennonite) (1784–1853) 27 May 1853 Belmont County, Ohio
1856 Death of Brother William George Keyser II (Mennonite) (1784–1856) 17 NOV 1856 Belmont County OH
Residence 1860 • Pultney, Belmont, Ohio
1868 Death of Brother Isaac Keyser (Mennonite) (1800–1868) 14 Feb 1868 Mead, Belmont, Ohio
Residence 1870 • Pultney, Belmont, Ohio Post Office: Bellaire
1871 Death of Brother Jacob Keyser Sr (1800–1871) 15 August 1871 Belmont County, Ohio
1875 Death of Sister Jane Keyser (Mennonite) (1797–1875) 18 Sep 1875 Huntington, Indiana
Death of Wife Emmeline "Amy" Bell Keyser (1808–1878) on 26 Mar 1878 Belmont County, Ohio and she is buried at Keyser Cemetery in Belmont, OH. [1]
Residence 1880 Pultney, Belmont, Ohio Marital status: Widower; Relation to Head of House: Self
1882 Death of Brother Thomas Keyser (Mennonite) (1794–1882) 29 Jul 1882 Mead, Belmont, Ohio
Death of Henry Palmer Keyser on 16 January 1883 in Pultney, Belmont, Ohio
Burial Belmont, Belmont County, Ohio 16 Jan 1883 (aged 77) buried at Keyser Cemetery in Belmont, OH. [2] ·
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