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Marriage: Children:

  1. Sarah M. Milne: Birth: 1857 in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, USA. Death: 1877 in Benton County, Iowa, USA

  2. Susannah A. Milne: Birth: 4 DEC 1860 in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, USA. Death: 2 NOV 1953 in State Center, Marshall County, Iowa, USA

  3. Isabella Sophia Milne: Birth: 3 DEC 1862 in Thornton, Cook County, Illinois, USA. Death: 8 APR 1952 in Traer, Tama County, Iowa, USA

  4. David A. Milne: Birth: 27 JUN 1864 in Thornton, Cook County, Illinois, USA. Death: 24 JUN 1945 in Dysart, Tama County, Iowa, USA

  5. William W. Milne: Birth: 6 FEB 1866 in Thornton, Cook County, Illinois, USA. Death: 24 JUN 1947 in La Porte City, Black Hawk County, Iowa, USA

  6. Robert B. Milne: Birth: 11 JUL 1869 in Benton County, Iowa, USA. Death: 13 JAN 1944 in La Porte City, Black Hawk County, Iowa, USA

  7. James M. Milne: Birth: 20 MAR 1871 in Benton County, Iowa, USA. Death: 30 AUG 1961 in Benton County, Iowa, USA

  8. George Herman Milne: Birth: 23 JAN 1875 in Benton County, Iowa, USA. Death: 27 AUG 1964 in Benton County, Iowa, USA

  9. John Frederick Milne: Birth: 24 FEB 1875 in Benton County, Iowa, USA. Death: 22 NOV 1948 in Benton County, Iowa, USA


Notes
a. Note:   DOB/DOM: Newspaper Article, Dysart paper
 DOD: Iowa Death Certificate 86-258
  Paper states she was born in Collenden, but there is no such town, so is probably Caledon.
  Data from research on Jane Stringer by Ulster Ancestors Feb 2009.
  Church of Ireland Aghaloo, St. John's Caledon Baptisms 1825-1855 (MIC/1/326/A/1-4): Baptised 7 Aug 1836 Jane to John and Susan Stringer - he is a labourer - residing in the townland of Mullaghmossa. [The Dysart newspaper article indicates that she was born on 17 Jun 1838. While is is possible for her to have been born on Jun 17 and baptised 7 weeks later, it is not possible to have been born in any year but 1836].
  1900 census states she came to the US in 1849
  Ancestry.com immigration records: the ship Hannah Kerr, arriving May 5, 1849 into New York City from Belfast, Ire., contained the passengers: Jane Stringer (12 yo), James Stringer (15 yo) and Sarah Stringer (19 yo). These are the only Stringers on the Hannah Kerr, but the next passenger is Eliza Collins 18.
  The bio of Andrew Milne (her husband) says that she lived a few years in Brooklyn before coming to Chicago, where they were married.
  1915 Iowa census, Benton Co.: Milne, Jane 78 Dysart, Monroe Co. Ireland Scotland Ireland 67 years in US; 50 years in IA,
  1920 census, Clark, Tama, Iowa town of Dysart: Vaupel, Chas head 57 M entered country 1885 naturalized 1895 GER GER GER no occ; Belle wife 57 M IL Scotland Ireland no occ; Earl son 24 M IA laborer farm; Lyle son 14 IA; Lidia dau-in-law 24 M IA IA IA; Milne, Jane mother-in-law 83 Wd entered country 1850 Naturalized 1860 IRE IRE IRE.
  From Laura L. Bruce, 2011:
 Andrew Milne and Jane Stringer met in New York while Jane was a maid there, and you may know these other bits as well. One detail is that Susannah Zwilling had a hat shop while she was in Chicago. And the last bit (kind of gross) is that Jane Stringer loved to eat pork and had cysts in the muscles of her face, which my grandmother thought was caused by Trichinosis. This happened late in life, because she was very beautiful when she was younger.
 

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