Fanny Frances (Delano) Bagley (1818 - 1902)

Born 25 Oct 1818 in Missisquoi Bay, Missisquoi, Québec, Canada

Ancestors

Died 29 Nov 1902 at age 84 in Mankato, Jewell, Kansas, United States

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Biography

FSFTID LQ5F-DMP. Note: !PHILLIP DELANO HISTORY Pg 528 - on extended loan Lincoln LDS Family History Center. "The Genealogy History and Alliances of the American House of Delano 1621 to 1899" compiled by Major Joel Andrew Delano 1899 New York. "..I Fanny, b Misisquoi Bay Canada Oct 25-1818.." "..I of Frederick Delano Fanny Delano, Res. Brownville Neb m Ist Nov 30-1934 Guy Wilcox, b Grand Isle Vt June 5-1809, d Aug 29-1843, m 2d Apr 2-1865 Nathan Waldo, b Williamstown Vt. Feb 19-1812, m. 3rd May 6-1880 Horace Bagley, b Brookfield Vt Sept 13-1812 (Savage Dict I) 1 Cyntha Fisk, b Grand Isle June 8-1837, m. Oct 19-1860 Jerome D. Hill. 2 Celia Aurelia, b Feb 7-1840, d June 8-1843. 3 Josephene Bonapart, b Sept 29-1842, d July 21-1876 m Oct 27-1875 Robert Rolinson.". !from Fred Drew prepared in 1947 after working on family tree typed up a sheet with the Drew family listed. "Lived at Mankato, Kas.". !Nov 1989 located Fanny and Horace Bagley in Brownville on Main Street in 1885 Census. Horace listed at 73 and Fanny at 66. Birth in Canada Father NY Mother VT. No children living at home. Fanny Married and "keeps house". !Nov 1989 spent part of a day looking for graves in Brownville, NE. There is no record of Fanny Delano, Fanny Wilcox, Fanny Waldo or Fanny or Horace Bagley in the Walnut Grove Cem in Brownville. Visited and looked at records of both the Caretaker and the Secty. !Spent time looking in Brownville because another Horace Bagley died in Lincoln 1914 at age 102 "oldest man in Lincoln" having lived there with daughter for 3 years. "The body will be taken to Brownville, NE for burial." Lincoln Star July 23, 1914 page 1 column 5. From this we concluded that Bagley's must have some connection with Brownville. After the cemetery search, now conclude that there must be another cemetery using Brownville as closest town and in use in 1914. !Visited with Harold Davis, Pres Brownville Hist. Society and also the secty of the Cem Assoc who was very friendly. We looked at 1885 census of Main Street. He was able to identify the Carson house as dwelling 217 which is near 3rd Street, Furnas house #223 as being between 2nd and 3rd street. Bailey #230 now the Brownville Museum between 4th & 5th, and Handley #233 as being near 8th street and burned (home of a druggist). !LOCATED GRAVE in Mount Hope Cemetery Jewell Co Kansas "Fannie Bagley died Nov 29, 1902 aged 84 yrs 1 mo. 4 days at rest" Caretaker is Melvin Peugh of Mankato KS. Original Cem. Lot no. 185. [3111990]. Notes indicate that also on this lot are the Hill family: from Mankato Ks Reg. of Deeds Book 4 Pg 32 Glenny Ray b 1901 d 1902 son. Hattie 1885 1935 [same stone as S.E. Hill] J.D. His wife {POSSIBLY JEROME D AND CYNTHA FISK WILCOX} Maude E 24 Nov 1882 16 Apr 1906 d/o SE & Hattie. S.E. 1858 1919 [same stone as Hattie]. Sadie 1879 1932 Mother [same stone as Willet] Walter A 13 Dec 1843 1 May 1904. Willet S. 1873 1955 Father [same stone as Sadie]. BEST BET IS TO WRITE TO MELVIN PEUGH TO FIND SOME OF WILLET S. HILL'S FAMILY. !Melvin suggests writing to Mason Hill 1161 So Clarkson St Denver Colo 80210. Phone 303 744 0507. Letter of Jan 14, 1991 responding to Dec 27 1990 letter requesting information on J. D. Hill and his wife who was buried in same lot with Fanny.

Fanny and her husband Nathan Waldo are descrbed in depth on Waldo Lincoln's "Genealogy of the Waldo Family" Vol. II, pages 578-579. ^[1]

Sources

1. ↑ Genealogy of the Waldo Family, Vol II, pages 578-579

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• Unsourced family tree handed down to Richard Douglass.