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Nanney, Frances E
Person Profile
Alias Nanny, --
Gender Female Ethnicity
Date of Birth 11 Dec 1844 Place of Birth Putnam Co., MO
Alt. Date of Birth Occupation
Date of Death 25 Mar 1906 Place of Death Tangent, Linn Co., OR
Alt. Date of Death Place of Burial Riverside Cemetery, Albany, Linn Co., OR
Mother Morgan, Isabelle Date of Arrival
Father Nanney, Abner S
Marriage Information
Spouse Date Location
Phipps, William 05 Oct 1859 Linn Co., OR
Knighten, Commodore Perry 17 Nov 1880 Linn Co., OR
Associated Records
Event Document Type Date Location Number Source
Divorce Case File bef 1880
Associated Persons
Name Gender Birthdate Relation
Knighten, Commodore Perry Male 24 Nov 1823 Spouse
Morgan, Isabelle Female 23 Oct 1820 Mother
Nanney, Abner S Male 1822 Father
Phipps, William Male 1837 Spouse
Census Events
Year Census Type State Location Household No. Age Vol Pg No.
1860 Federal OR Linn Co. 0205 17yrs
1880 Federal OR Linn Co.
1900 Federal OR Linn Co.
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- Frances married second to Commodore Perry Knighten on 17 Nov 1880 in Linn County, Oregon
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- Frances Ellen Knighton, born in Putnam Co., Mo., Dec. 11, 1842. Died Mar. 25, 1906. Age 63 years 3 mo., 13 days. Moved with her parents A.S. and Isabel Nanny to Oregon in 1852. Crossing the plains with ox teams. Was married to William Phipps to whom was born five children. Albert of Alaska, Ella J. Feagins and Mary Dryden of Leap On, Edward of Snohomish, Wash., and Emma L. Moses of Parker, Ariz.
Was married again to Perry C. Knighton at Salem, Nov. 17, 1880 to whom was born two children Pearl O. Powell and Golda Hudson both at Tangent, Oreg. Has been a member of the M.E. church at Tangent for a number of years.
Has been an invalid for the last tow years, but two weeks previous to her death she had a stroke of paralysis from which she never rallied.
She leaves beside her immediate family several brothers and sisters and a host of friends to mourn her death. The church was well filled with sympathizing friends. Rev. D.L. Fields her pastor preached her funeral and her remains were laid to rest in the Albany cemetery.
D.L. Fields.
Albany Democrat, Albany, Oregon. Friday, 30 March 1908.
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