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Marriages and Children
James Lemuel Kennedy
1837 - 1906 |
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Birth |
Death |
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Joseph Kennedy |
Feb 10, 1806, PA |
Aug 24,1889,
Jennings, Van Wert Co., OH |
Married about 1835 in PA |
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Birth |
Death |
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Mary Jane Coder |
1815, PA |
1886, OH |
Buried New Salem Cemetery,
Auglaize Co., OH |
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Siblings of
James Lemuel Kennedy
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Death |
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James Lemuel
Kennedy |
Nov 16, 1837, Juniata Co.,
PA |
Dec 1, 1906, Harrisburg,
Dauphin Co, PA
Buried with wives at Harrisburg Cemetery, Harrisburg, Dauphin Co., PA |
m1 Martha Ann Barnard
(b. 1840, PA, daughter of Robert Barnard and Susan Forrey; d. 1874, Dauphin Co., PA) -- ca 1863
m2 Sarah "Celie" Duncan (b. Nov 13, 1849, Hummelstown,
Dauphin Co., PA, daughter of James Duncan and Eliza Books; d. Apr
18, 1916, Harrisburg, Dauphin Co, PA) -- June 1, 1875, Harrisburg,
Dauphin Co., PA |
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Children of
James Lemuel Kennedy
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the page with their information |
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James Lemuel Kennedy |
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None of the family
trees on ancestry or familysearch had this child of Joseph
Kennedy and Mary Jane Coder in their trees as of April 2017.
I came across James Lemuel when doing a broad search asking
for any child with a father Kennedy and a mother Coder.
This is when the PA death certificate for J Lemuel Kennedy
popped up in ancestry. The PA death certificates were
not available when I created these web pages back in 2007.
The first name of "James" only appears twice in the historical
records. First in the 1860 Census and again in a
biographical sketch on his son George G Kennedy in the
Commemorative Biographical Encyclopedia of Dauphin County,
Pennsylvania. The rest of the time, the documents
have J L Kennedy, J Lemuel Kennedy, or Lemuel J Kennedy.
It appears that most knew him by the name Lemuel and not by
James. The use of J Lemuel Kennedy was the most
common.
Some records have his first name indexed as Samuel. These are
transcription errors. This has occurred because of the
"S" and "L" similarities in older handwriting. And
when it gets down to it....Samuel is a more common name than
Lemuel. A transcriber would make this mistake easily.
I have added "alternative information" when I came across
the name Samuel, instead of Lemuel, on ancestry.
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1850
- Census - This is the first census where Lemuel appears by
name. However, he is living with the family of George
W and Sarah Stroup. He is only 13 years old.
George W Stroup was a tailor. According to a bio
written about his son and Lemuel's obituary, Lemuel was living here to learn
the trade of being a tailor. Which he does until he is
21 years old.
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1850 U. S. Census, Mifflintown, Juniata County,
Pennsylvania
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Name |
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Race |
Gender |
Age |
Occupation |
Birth Place |
| Stroup |
Geo W |
W |
M |
27 |
Tailor |
PA |
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Sarah |
W |
F |
18 |
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PA |
| Goss |
Ina |
W |
F |
18 |
Tailor |
PA |
| Kennedy |
J L |
W |
M |
13 |
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PA |
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1860
- Census - Lemuel is still living with the Stroup family.
According to his son's bio, at age 21 he stopped being a
tailor and went to work for the Pennsylvania Rail Road.
Of note...Martha Barnard, who is also living at this home,
becomes Lemuel's wife.
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1860 U. S. Census, Mifflintown, Juniata County,
Pennsylvania
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Name |
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Race |
Gender |
Age |
Occupation |
Birth Place |
| Stroup |
George W |
W |
M |
40 |
Merch Tailor |
PA |
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Sarah |
W |
F |
32 |
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PA |
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Mary M |
W |
F |
9 |
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PA |
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Elizabeth |
W |
F |
3 |
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PA |
| |
Infant |
W |
F |
7/12 |
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PA |
| Wise |
Hetty |
W |
F |
40 |
Seamstress |
PA |
| Barnard |
Martha |
W |
F |
17 |
Seamstress |
PA |
| Kennedy |
James L |
W |
M |
22 |
? PRR |
PA |
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James Lemuel Kennedy and Martha Ann
Barnard |
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1860 - 1864 - Lemuel marries
Martha Ann Barnard and they move to Harrisburg, Dauphin Co., PA.
According to the son's bio, they moved in 1859 which is not
correct because they are still in Juniata Co. in the 1860
Census. See bio below under George's name.
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1870 U. S. Census, Harrisburg Ward 8,
Dauphin County, Pennsylvania
See Census
and pt 2 |
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Name |
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Race |
Gender |
Age |
Occupation |
Birth Place |
| Kennedy |
J L |
W |
M |
33 |
Loco
Engineer |
PA |
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Martha |
W |
F |
30 |
Keep House |
PA |
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George |
W |
M |
6 |
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PA |
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Mary |
W |
F |
1 |
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PA |
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1874
- Martha Ann Barnard Kennedy passes away. Buried at
Harrisburg Cemetery, Harrisburg, Dauphin Co., PA
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James Lemuel Kennedy and Sarah "Celie" Duncan |
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| 1875
- Marries Sarah "Celie" Duncan, June 1, 1875,
Harrisburg, Dauphin Co., PA |
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Marriage register
for J Lemuel Kennedy and Celia S Duncan Westminster
Presbyterian Church, Harrisburg, Harrisburg Co., PA,
"U. S. Presbyterian Records, 1743-1970"
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1877
- City Directory - Harrisburg - J L Kennedy living at 508
Calder
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1880
- Census - Daughter Minnie (b. Oct 10, 1969) listed in
the census below was Lemuel's step-daughter.
The daughter of his second wife Sarah Duncan.
The father of Minnie is unknown, even on her death
certificate. In the 1870 Census, Sarah "Celie" and Minnie are
living with Sarah's parents. More information about
Minnie below.
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1880 U. S. Census, Harrisburg, Dauphin
County, Pennsylvania
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Name |
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Relation |
Race |
Gender |
Age |
Occupation |
Birth Place |
Birth Place
Father |
Birth Place
Mother |
| Kennedy |
Lemuel |
Head |
W |
M |
43 |
Engineer |
PA |
PA |
PA |
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Celie
[Sarah] |
Wife |
W |
F |
30 |
Keeping
house |
PA |
PA |
PA |
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George |
Son |
W |
M |
16 |
At school |
PA |
PA |
PA |
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Maud
[Mary] |
Dau |
W |
F |
11 |
At school |
PA |
PA |
PA |
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Minnie |
Dau |
W |
F |
10 |
At school |
PA |
PA |
PA |
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Menervia |
Dau |
W |
F |
9 |
At school |
PA |
PA |
PA |
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1900 - Census - The "years married" is not
correct for
the couple. It should actually be something around 25 years.
If first wife Martha had lived and they were still married, then yes it
would be 37 years. In the number of children column. Sarah
had two children. One being Minnie and the second was Grace,
listed below, who was born and died in 1876.
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1900 U. S. Census, Second Precinct, Ward
6, Harrisburg, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania
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Name |
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Relation |
Race |
Gen |
Birth
Month |
Birth
Year |
Age |
Yrs
Marr. |
# Child |
#Child
living |
Occupation |
Birth Place |
Birth Place
Father |
Birth Place
Mother |
| Kenedy |
Lemuel |
Head |
W |
M |
Nov |
1837 |
62 |
M-37 |
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R R Engineer |
PA |
PA |
PA |
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Sarah |
Wife |
W |
F |
Nov |
1849 |
50 |
M-37 |
2 |
1 |
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PA |
PA |
PA |
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Mary |
Dau |
W |
F |
Jun |
1869 |
30 |
S |
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School teacher |
PA |
PA |
PA |
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Merva |
Dau |
W |
F |
May |
1871 |
29 |
S |
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PA |
PA |
PA |
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1905 - 1906
- The family moves into their brand new home at
1929 N Second Street (N 2nd St).
This home stays in the family until at least 1953 when
daughter Mary dies. The only family members left in
1953 were Sarah's daughter Minnie's children. Mrs
Ralph D Sanderson signs Mary's death certificate in 1953.
Of note: The house still exists but appears to have
had some extensive damage. A 2016 Google street view photo
showed a blue tarp covering half of the roof and a
construction debris slide in the front of the house.
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| 1906
- James Lemuel Kennedy passes away, Dec 1, 1906, Harrisburg,
Dauphin Co, PA |
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Death
Certificate for J Lemuel Kennedy
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Obituary for
J Lemuel Kennedy
Daily News-Democrat from Huntington, Indiana · December 5,
1906, Page 3
[my notes] |
Mr and Mrs. Ed Woolery received
a message Saturday evening telling of the death of J. Lemuel
Kennedy, Mrs. Woolery's father residing In Harrisburg, Pa.
The Harrisburg Press Saturday evening had the following
account of aged man's death:
J. Lemuel Kennedy, a well-known retired Pennsylvania
railroad passenger engineer, former councilman and a
prominent republican of the Sixth ward, died at his home,
1929 North Second Street, shortly after 8 o'clock this
morning. Death was due to an acute attack of kidney trouble.
Mr. Kennedy was about Wednesday and did not complain of
feeling badly until Thursday at noon. He took his bed and
his condition was not considered serious until last evening.
He passed the best part of the night comfortably but grew
worse this morning and passed peacefully away.
A wife and the following - children survive: George O.,
superintendent of the water department; Miss Maude
[daughter Mary Martha Kennedy], teacher in Cameron
building; Mrs. E. E. Woolery [daughter
Minerva], Huntington, Ind., and Mrs. H. E. Sanderson
[step-daughter Minnie Duncan]; also the following
brothers and sisters, all residents of Ohio, John, Lima;
Thomas, Columbus; Claude, Spencerville; Joseph, Delphi, and
Mrs. Kate Pierce and Mrs. Eliza Parrott of near Lima. The
funeral arrangements will be announced later.
Mr. Kennedy was identified with the Pennsylvania railroad in
its early history and his experiences have been told
identified with the Pennsylvania railroad in its early
history and his experiences have been told over and over
again with much interest. He was one of the few employees
who could tell of the old wood engines, the times when
trains were shifted about the yards with mule teams.
J. L. Kennedy was born in Juniata county, near Mifflin, and
was in his seventieth year at the time of his death.
In his boyhood days after he went through all the schools
available and gave himself as an apprentice to a tailor,
and when he finished his trade be thought he had enough and
became a brakeman on the Pennsylvania railroad, running from
Mifflin to Columbia. His attention to duty earned him
rapid promotions and he soon became a flagman
and then a conductor. He showed an inclination to learn much
about the engines came into use at that time and was given a
position as fireman, which; he held before being promoted to
engineer. When the divisions were changed he came to this
city and was given a run from this city to Altoona. Later
when freight was more desired than passenger fairs he took
charge of a train. After serving the required number of
years he was given a passenger run, which he held until his
retirement in May 1905. During the war Mr. Kennedy was
identified with the engines which were doing business in the
local yards. His service with the Pennsylvania railroad
dated from 1857 and ended after a record of forty - eight
years. As an engineer there was none better. During his
career he ran all the important fast trains
and had many narrow escapes and thrilling experiences.
[Brother Albert was not included,
perhaps by accident. He was still alive. Brother
William and sister Elizabeth predeceased him.] |
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1910 U. S. Census, Harrisburg, Dauphin
County, Pennsylvania
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Name |
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Relation |
Race |
Gender |
Age |
Yrs
Marr. |
# Child |
#Child
living |
Occupation |
Birth Place |
Birth Place
Father |
Birth Place
Mother |
| Kennedy |
Sarah D |
Head |
W |
M |
60 |
Wd |
2 |
1 |
None |
PA |
PA |
PA |
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Martha M |
Step Dau |
W |
F |
36 |
S |
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Teacher
public school |
PA |
PA |
PA |
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1916 - Sarah Duncan Kennedy passes away, Apr
18, 1916, Harrisburg, Dauphin Co, PA |
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Death Certificate for Sarah Duncan Kennedy
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Grave marker for J
Lemuel Kennedy, Martha Barnard, and Sarah Duncan at
Harrisburg Cemetery, Harrisburg, Dauphin Co., PA
Photo taken by Brenda & Pete a volunteer at
Find A Grave
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Back
of the grave marker shown above that lists the
three infant children that died young and are
listed below.
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Information about Sarah's
daughter Minnie Duncan:
Minnie Duncan (b. Oct 10, 1869, PA,
daughter of Sarah Duncan (father unknown); d. May
22, 1941, Harrisburg, Dauphin Co., PA; m. Harvey E
Sanderson (b. 1867; d. 1933). Buried with
husband at Hummelstown Cemetery, Dauphin Co., PA.
Had three sons; James Duncan Sanderson, Ralph Deamer
Sanderson, and Harry Guiles Sanderson) |
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Children of James Lemuel Kennedy and
Martha Ann Barnard |
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George G Kennedy - b. Nov 12,
1864, Harrisburg, Dauphin Co., PA; d. Jul 3, 1915,
Harrisburg, Dauphin Co., PA.
m. Flora C Van Ormer (b. Jun 1, 1869,
Juniata Co., PA, daughter
of Joseph Van Ormer and Elizabeth Waldensmith; d. Sep
15, 1943, Harrisburg, Dauphin Co., PA ) --
June 6, 1894, Harrisburg, Dauphin Co., PA
George and Flora did not have any children.
Both buried together at
Harrisburg Cemetery, Harrisburg, Dauphin Co., PA |
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George G Kennedy and Flora C Van Ormer |
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1870 - 1880 - Census living with parents |
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| 1894 -
Marries Flora C Van Ormer, June 6, 1894, Harrisburg, Dauphin
Co., PA |
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Marriage license
for George G Kennedy and Flora C Van Ormer
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From the Commemorative biographical encyclopedia of Dauphin
County, Pennsylvania : containing sketches of prominent and
representative citizens and many of the early Scotch-Irish and
German settlers. by J.M. Runk & Company; Egle, William Henry,
1830-1901; Dudley, A. S. (Adolphus S.); Huber, Harry I; Schively, R.
H. (Rebecca H.) 1896. Page 331 |
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1900 U. S. Census, Harrisburg, Dauphin
County, Pennsylvania
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Name |
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Relation |
Race |
Gen |
Birth
Month |
Birth
Year |
Age |
Yrs
Marr. |
# Child |
#Child
living |
Occupation |
Birth Place |
Birth Place
Father |
Birth Place
Mother |
| Kennedy |
George G |
Head |
W |
M |
Nov |
1965 |
34 |
M-6 |
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Clerk |
PA |
PA |
PA |
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Flora C |
Wife |
W |
F |
Jun |
1869 |
30 |
M-6 |
0 |
0 |
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PA |
PA |
PA |
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1910 U. S. Census, Harrisburg,
Dauphin County, Pennsylvania
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Name |
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Relation |
Race |
Gender |
Age |
Yrs
Marr. |
# Child |
#Child
living |
Occupation |
Birth Place |
Birth Place
Father |
Birth Place
Mother |
| Kennedy |
George G |
Head |
W |
M |
45 |
M1-15 |
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Superintendent Water Dept |
PA |
PA |
PA |
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Flora |
Wife |
W |
F |
40 |
M1-15 |
0 |
0 |
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PA |
PA |
PA |
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1915 - George G Kennedy passes away, Jul 3,
1915, Harrisburg, Dauphin Co., PA |
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Death Certificate for George G Kennedy
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1920 - 1940 - Census -
Flora continues to live in Harrisburg and does not
re-marry. Her sister Maude Van Ormer is living
with her. Sister Maude Van Ormer is buried
with Flora and George.
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1943 - Flora C Van Ormer Kennedy passes
away, Sep 15, 1943, Harrisburg, Dauphin Co., PA |
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Death Certificate for Flora Kennedy
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Grave marker for George
G Kennedy, wife Flora Van Ormer, sister Mary Martha
Kennedy, and sister-in-law Maude Van Ormer
Photo taken by Brenda & Pete a volunteer at
Find A Grave
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Photo
from front page of Harrison Telegraph
Saturday, July 3, 1915 |
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Obituary for George G
Kennedy
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Harry T Kennedy - b.
1867, PA; d. 1868, PA.
Buried at Harrisburg Cemetery, Harrisburg, Dauphin Co., PA.
See marker photo above.
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Mary Martha "Maud or Maude" Kennedy -
b. June 23, 1868, Harrisburg, Dauphin Co., PA; d. Apr
27, 1953, Harrisburg, Dauphin Co., PA. Mary never
married.
Buried with
brother George in J Lemuel Kennedy plot at
Harrisburg Cemetery, Harrisburg, Dauphin Co., PA. See
photo above. |
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Mary Martha "Maud or Maude" Kennedy |
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Mary's nickname of Maude
leads to a little confusion because her brother's wife Flora has a
sister by the name of Maude. On her grave marker, the name
Mary M Kennedy is used. On the same grave marker is the name
Maude Van Ormer. This was Flora's sister who did not marry.
The use of the nickname Maude is used in all of the obituaries and
some census records.
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1870 - 1910 - Census living with parents |
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1905 - City Directory - Harrisburg - Maude
Kennedy living at 508 Calder with parents |
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1906
- City Directory - Harrisburg - Maude
Kennedy living at 1929 N 2nd St with parents |
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1920 - Census - Mary continues to live in the
family home at
1929 North Second Street that
the family had lived in since it was built in 1905. However,
it is a 5 bedroom home. Mary rents out part of it to a young family.
Mary is listed as the owner of the home, free of a mortgage.
Also living with Mary is her partner Emily Elzeda Wilcox Miller.
Mary and Emily shared their lives together until they both died in
1953. |
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1920 U. S. Census, Harrisburg,
Dauphin County, Pennsylvania
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Name |
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Relation |
Race |
Gender |
Age |
Marr? |
Occupation |
Birth Place |
Birth Place
Father |
Birth Place
Mother |
| Kennedy |
Mary M |
Head |
W |
F |
45 |
S |
Principal
school |
PA |
PA |
PA |
| Hardy |
John D |
Head |
W |
M |
39 |
M |
Clerk
Railway mail service |
NY |
NY |
NY |
| |
Eliza A |
Wife |
W |
F |
37 |
M |
None |
NY |
NY |
NY |
| |
Florence G |
Daughter |
W |
F |
16 |
S |
None |
NY |
NY |
NY |
| Miller |
Emily E |
Wife |
W |
F |
54 |
Wd |
None |
PA |
NJ |
NY |
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1930 U. S. Census, Harrisburg, Dauphin
County, Pennsylvania
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Name |
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Rel. |
Race |
Gen |
Age |
Marr? |
Age
first Marr |
Occup. |
Birth Place |
Birth Place
Father |
Birth Place
Mother |
| Kennedy |
Mary M |
Head |
W |
F |
60 |
S |
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Teacher
public school |
PA |
PA |
PA |
| Miller |
Emily E |
Roomer |
W |
F |
64 |
Wd |
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None |
PA |
NJ |
NY |
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1940 U. S. Census, Harrisburg, Dauphin
County, Pennsylvania
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Name |
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Rel. |
Race |
Gen |
Age |
Marr? |
Highest grade of school
completed |
Occup. |
Birth Place |
| Kennedy |
Mary M |
Head |
W |
M |
70 |
S |
C-2 |
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PA |
| Miller |
Emily E |
Partner |
W |
F |
74 |
Wd |
H-4 |
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PA |
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Because Emily spent over 30 years of her life with Mary, I am
including her vital information here:
Emily Elzeda Wilcox (b. Jun 16, 1865, Harrisburg,
Dauphin Co., PA, daughter of Isaac Jackson Wilcox and Mary Elizabeth
Dean; d. Jan 9, 1953, Elizabethville, Dauphin Co., PA.
m. Alfred C Miller (b. Jun 12, 1862; d. Aug 21, 1898)
Buried with husband at East Harrisburg Cemetery, Harrisburg, Dauphin
Co., PA. Had one daughter Ethel Wilcox Miller (b. Jun 9,1889,
PA; d. Jul 14, 1971, FL; m. Dean W Hoffman))
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1953 - Emily Elzeda Wilcox Miller
passes away, Jan 9, 1953, Elizabethville,
Dauphin Co., PA |
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Death Certificate for Emily Elzeda Miller
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1953 - Mary Martha Kennedy passes
away, Apr 27, 1953, Harrisburg, Dauphin Co, PA |
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Death Certificate for Mary Martha Kennedy
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Minerva Kennedy - b.
May 31, 1871, Harrisburg, Dauphin Co., PA; d. Sep 10,
1942, Huntington, Huntington Co., IN.
m. Edwin Elverda Woolery (b. Apr 24,
1870, Warsaw, Kosciusko Co., IN, son of Jackson H Woolery and
Matilda M Rummel; d. Sep 16, 1954, Huntington,
Huntington Co., IN; Edwin married again to Cozett
Patton Snyder, Sep 17, 1944, IN) -- June 23, 1903,
Harrisburg, Dauphin Co., PA
Minerva and Edwin did not have any children. Both
buried at Mount Hope Cemetery, Huntington, Huntington Co.,
IN |
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Minerva Kennedy and Edwin Elverda Woolery |
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1880 -1900 -
Census - Minerva living with parents |
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| 1903
- Married Edwin Elverda Woolery, June 23, 1903, Harrisburg,
Dauphin Co., PA |
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Marriage license
for Edwin W Woolery and Minerva Kennedy
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1910 U. S. Census, Huntington,
Huntington County, Indiana
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Name |
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Relation |
Race |
Gender |
Age |
Yrs
Marr. |
# Child |
#Child
living |
Occupation |
Birth Place |
Birth Place
Father |
Birth Place
Mother |
| Woolery |
Edwin E |
Head |
W |
M |
39 |
M |
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Dispatcher
Railroad |
IN |
OH |
OH |
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Minerva K |
Wife |
W |
F |
38 |
M |
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PA |
PA |
PA |
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1920 U. S. Census, Huntington,
Huntington County, Indiana
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Name |
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Relation |
Race |
Gender |
Age |
Marr? |
Occupation |
Birth Place |
Birth Place
Father |
Birth Place
Mother |
| Woolery |
Edwin E |
Head |
W |
M |
49 |
M |
Train master
? RR |
IN |
USA |
USA |
| |
Minerva |
Wife |
W |
F |
45 |
M |
None |
PA |
PA |
PA |
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1930 U. S. Census, Huntington,
Huntington County, Indiana
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Name |
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Rel. |
Race |
Gen |
Age |
Marr? |
Age
first Marr |
Occup. |
Birth Place |
Birth Place
Father |
Birth Place
Mother |
| Woolery |
Edwin E |
Head |
W |
M |
59 |
M |
33 |
Dispatcher
Railroad |
IN |
OH |
OH |
|
Minerva K |
Wife |
W |
F |
58 |
M |
32 |
None |
PA |
PA |
PA |
|
Jackson H |
Father |
W |
M |
90 |
Wd |
28 |
None |
OH |
KY |
OH |
| Meszaros |
Elizabeth |
Maid |
W |
F |
21 |
S |
|
Maif private
family |
OH |
Hungary |
Hungary |
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1940 U. S. Census, Huntington,
Huntington County, Indiana
See Census |
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Name |
|
Rel. |
Race |
Gen |
Age |
Marr? |
Highest grade of school
completed |
Occup. |
Birth Place |
| Woolery |
Edwin E |
Head |
W |
M |
69 |
M |
8 |
Dispatcher
railroad |
IN |
| |
Minerva K |
Wife |
W |
F |
68 |
M |
H-4 |
|
PA |
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1942 - Minerva Kennedy Woolery passes
away, Sep 10, 1942, Huntington, Huntington Co.,
IN |
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Death Certificate for Minerva Kennedy Woolery
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1944
- Widower Edwin married
again to Cozett Patton Snyder, Sep 17, 1944, IN |
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1954 - Edwin E Woolery passes away,
Sep 16, 1954, Huntington, Huntington Co., IN |
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Death Certificate for Edwin E Woolery
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Grave marker for Minerva
K and Edwin E Woolery
Photo taken by Tombstoner & Family
a volunteer at
Find A Grave
Select the image to see a larger version |
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Joseph A Kennedy - b.
1874, PA; d. 1874, PA.
Buried at Harrisburg Cemetery, Harrisburg, Dauphin Co., PA.
See marker photo above.
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Children of James Lemuel Kennedy and
Sarah Duncan |
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Grace M Kennedy - b.
1876, PA; d. 1876, PA.
Buried at Harrisburg Cemetery, Harrisburg, Dauphin Co., PA.
See marker photo above. |
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April 19, 2017 |
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