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Personal data Laura May Foster 


Household of Laura May Foster

She is married to Albert B. Farley.

They got married on December 30, 1893 at Fulton Co., OH, she was 21 years old.

Albert B. Farley oo Laura May Foster

Marriage source: Wauseon Chapter NSDAR, Fulton Co., OH Marriages 1864 - 1927, (Swanton OH, FCCOGS, MCMXCVI), pg. 49, Repository: Evergreen Lib., Metamora, OH

'Farley, Albert B. - Foster, Laura M. 30 Dec 1893 6-116" <>

Child(ren):

  1. Alice Fern Farley  1896-1960
  2. Ralph Lloyd Farley  1898-????
  3. Helen Farley  ± 1903-1971


Notes about Laura May Foster

Laura May Foster

Source: NSDAR Cemetery Readings Vol. I (reprint), (Swanton OH, Fulton Co. Chapt. OH Gen. Soc., MCMXCVIII), pgs. 140 & 149, Repository: Evergreen Lib., Metamora, OH

[Pg. 140]

"Wauseon Union Cemetery Clinton Township ... The Wauseon Union Cemetery is located at the western edge of the city ... Done in 1954. ..."

[Pg. 149]

"... FARLEY, Albert B., 1869-1933
Laura M. 1872-150 ..."

Wauseon Chapter NSDAR, Fulton Co., OH Marriages 1864 - 1927, (Swanton OH, FCCOGS, MCMXCVI), pg. 49, Repository: Evergreen Lib., Metamora, OH

'Farley, Albert B. - Foster, Laura M. 30 Dec 1893 6-116"

Hanna, Jackie, "The Alwood Family Tree -- William Allwood (Alwood) descendants", (Portage, MI, http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=alwoodtree&id=I19263, vi Mar MMXI)

"... Name: Laura May FOSTER Sex: F Birth: 2 DEC 1872 in Ohio Note: 1900 census gives birth as Dec 1874

Census: 1900 Albert Farley HH, Wauseon, Fulton Co, Ohio Census: 1910 Albert Farley HH, Wauseon, Fulton Co, Ohio Census: 1920 Albert Farley HH, Wauseon, Fulton Co, Ohio Census: 1930 Albert Farley HH, Wauseon, Fulton Co, Ohio Death: 6 NOV 1950 in Toledo, Lucas Co, Ohio Burial: 9 NOV 1950 Wauseon Union Cem, Clinton Twp, Fulton Co, Ohio NAMM: Farley Change Date: 6 MAR 2011

Father: Timothy FOSTER Mother: Samantha Jones BARNES

Marriage 1 Albert B. FARLEY b: 2 APR 1869 in Michigan Married: 30 DEC 1893 in Fulton Co, Ohio Note: by D D Helms (license return says 30 Dec 1894, but was filed 12 Mar 1894, license applied for 29 Dec 1893)

Note:

may also have had daughter Mary Jane who died age 5 months and is buried in same part of Wauseon Union Cem

Children

1. Alice Fern FARLEY b: 5 JUN 1896 in Toledo, Lucas Co, Ohio 2. Ralph Lloyd FARLEY b: 23 SEP 1898 in Toledo, Lucas Co, Ohio 3. Helen FARLEY b: ABT 1903 in Ohio" <>

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Laura May Foster
1872-1950

1893
Helen Farley
± 1903-1971

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