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Note: The Missouri Birth Records lists a baby born to a Jennie Lee & Perry Yates. Jennie Lee's maiden name was Armstrong. The date of birth was 8/24/1884 in Blue Township. The mother was 18 and born in Jackson County, Missouri. The father 24 and born in Clinton County, Missouri. Name of baby was: Edda Alsippa, a girl. This was Jennie Lee's first child Edith Alsipa. Louise Havens JACKSON COUNTY, MISSOURI MARRIAGE RECORDS: Certificate Number: 1889I0000293 Sequence #: 0 Date of Application: 06/27/1889 Groom: MILLER, HENRY Bride: YEATES, JENNIE Maiden Surname: Date of Marriage: 06/27/1889 Volume: Page: Kansas City Times, June 28, 1889 Among the Independence articles: The following persons were licensed to marry yesterday: Oscar C. Forest and Emily F. Brisentine, Lawrence Semmelman and Eliza Wheatley, Henry Miller and Jennie Yeater. (Note: apparently a typo - should be Yeates.) JACKSON COUNTY, MISSOURI MARRIAGE RECORDS: Certificate Number: 1910K0046086 Sequence #: 0 Date of Application: 01/11/1910 Groom: TETER, JOHN A Bride: MILLER, JENNIE L Maiden Surname: Date of Marriage: 01/13/1910 Volume: Page: 1900 Census Cambridge Township, Saline County, Missouri enumerated June 29, 1900 Dwelling #322, Family #322 BROWN, Samuel, head, m/w, June 1860, 39, MO KY MO, farmer, single MILLER, Jennie, servant, f/w, May 1865, 35, KY KY KY, divorced, mother of 1, 1 living ______, Bertie, servant, f/w, Mar 1887, 13, MO KY KY, single OBITUARY - Denver Post, Denver, Colorado, page 29, Column 5, May 3, 1949 VIRGINIA TETER Funeral services for Mrs. Virginia Lee Teter, 83, of 28 Grant street, were held Tuesday in the Hofmann mortuary. She will be buried in Slater, Mo. Mrs. Teter died Sunday after having suffered a broken hip in a fall early in March. Born in Independence, Mo., she moved to Denver twenty years ago. Since 1939 she had been president of the Sunshine Sunday school class at the Grant Avenue Methodist church. Surviving are two daughters. Mrs. Kenngott of Chicago, and Mrs. Luther E. Fowler of Denver: two granddaughters, Mrs. R. D. Flinn of Torrington, Wyo., and Mrs. M. E. Burgess of Denver; a sister, Mrs. I. J. Hedrick of Kansas City, Mo.: a niece, Miss Harriet Hendrick of Kansas City, and four grandchildren. OBITUARY--Rocky Mountain News, Denver, Colorado, May 3, 1949, page 52 MRS. VIRGINIA LEE TETER Funeral services for Mrs. Virginia Lee Teter, longtime Colorado resident, will be held at 11:30 a.m. today in the Hofmann Mortuary. Burial will be at Slater, Mo. Mrs. Teter died Sunday in Mercy Hospital after suffering a broken hip in a fall early last month. She was an active member of the Grant Ave. Methodist Church. She was born June 27, 1866, at Independence, Mo. Her husband preceded her in death on June 25, 1928. Since that time Mrs. Teter has made her home with a daughter, Mrs. L. E. Fowler, 28 Grant st. Surviving in addition to Mrs. Fowler are: another daughter, Mrs. William Kenngott, Chicago; a sister, Mrs. I. J. Hedrick, Kansas City, Mo.; two granddaughters, Mrs. R. D. Flinn, Torrington, Wyo., and Mrs. M. E. Burgess, Denver; a niece, Miss Harriett Hedrick, Kansas City; and four great-grandchildren.
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