John Campbell Kinsey, 1875–1895 (aged 20 years)
- Name
- John Campbell /Kinsey/
- Given names
- John Campbell
- Surname
- Kinsey
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Birth
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Birth of a sister
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Birth of a brother
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Citation details: Page 261 Text: KINSEY: |
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Census
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Source: Census, Federal, 1880
Citation details: Page 14 ED 30 Text: THOMAS KINSEY W M 73 Married Farmer Thomas & parents born England; |
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Death of a father
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Cause: Paralysis Citation details: Bk 1 Page 90 Text: KINSEY, Thomas - d. 1880 Dec 28 of paralysis in Augusta, b. Chester Co, PA, 74y 5m 7d, married, farmer. Note: All census records indicate that Thomas Kinsey was born in England. It is a possibility that the place of birth may be Chester, England. All census records indicate that Thomas Kinsey was born in England. It is a possibility that the place of birth may be Chester, England. |
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Burial of a father
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Cemetery: Augusta Cemetery, Sec A, Row 14 Citation details: Page 14 Text: KINSEY, Thomas; d Dec. 28. 1880; ae 74y 6m 7d. |
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Death
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Burial
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| father |
1806–1880
Birth: July 21, 1806
— England Death: December 28, 1880 — Augusta, Carroll County, Ohio |
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| mother |
1839–1917
Birth: July 25, 1839
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— Dunbarney, Perth, Scotland Death: March 17, 1917 — Wellsville, Columbiana County, Ohio |
| Marriage | Marriage — June 15, 1871 — Inverness, Scotland |
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10 months
elder sister |
1872–1873
Birth: about March 29, 1872
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Death: May 7, 1873 — Augusta, Carroll, Ohio |
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16 months
elder sister |
1873–1937
Birth: August 5, 1873
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— Augusta, Carroll County, Ohio Death: January 12, 1937 |
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18 months
himself |
1875–1895
Birth: February 8, 1875
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— Augusta, Carroll County, Ohio Death: June 20, 1895 — Augusta, Carroll County, Ohio |
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2 years
younger sister |
1877–1960
Birth: January 28, 1877
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— Augusta, Carroll County, Ohio Death: September 1, 1960 |
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19 months
younger brother |
1878–1955
Birth: August 11, 1878
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— Augusta, Carroll, Ohio, USA Death: July 1, 1955 — Augusta, Carroll County, Ohio |
| father |
1806–1880
Birth: July 21, 1806
— England Death: December 28, 1880 — Augusta, Carroll County, Ohio |
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| stepmother | |
| Civil marriage | Civil marriage — January 5, 1835 — Carroll County, Ohio |
| stepfather |
1822–1906
Birth: about July 24, 1822
— Maryland Death: October 9, 1906 — Minerva, Stark, Ohio |
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| mother |
1839–1917
Birth: July 25, 1839
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— Dunbarney, Perth, Scotland Death: March 17, 1917 — Wellsville, Columbiana County, Ohio |
| Marriage | Marriage — after 1902 — |
| Census |
Source: Census, Federal, 1880
Citation details: Page 14 ED 30 Text: THOMAS KINSEY W M 73 Married Farmer Thomas & parents born England; |
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| Burial |
Source: Obituary
Source: Tombstone - Augusta Cemetery
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Source: Obituary
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Visit John's page on the Augusta Cemetery website: http://www.augustacemetery-ohio.com/Residents/K/Kinsey-John/Kinsey-John-Campbell.htm |
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Note
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The following article was taken from the Scrapbook on Augusta, prepared by Della Long and Jessie Sheckler, and now located in the Carroll County Genealogical Library, Carrollton, Carroll, Ohio and is dated 1895. The source of the article is notlisted. JOHN CAMPBELL KINSEY On Thursday evening, June 20th, John C. Kinsey, eldest son of Thomas and Christena Kinsey, died at his home in Augusta, after a lingering illness, aged 20 yrs. 3 mo and 12 days. The deceased was a young man esteemed and loved by all who knew him;taken in the bloom of youth, long ere the summit of life’s journey had been reached; called to lay aside life’s burden just as a useful life was dawning. He leaves a weeping concourse of friends, who knew him but to love him, and by his deathour community lost one of its most highly respected and promising young men. His life throughout was one example of morality, goodness and virtue. His mortal remains are in the tomb but thoughts of his noble character will linger always. (Mr. Gans, our clothing merchant, has raised Johnny ever since he was thirteen years of age and he was to them as a child.) He united with thePresbyterian church, of this place, about seven years ago and from the beginning of his Christian life onward, he never wavered in faith or faltered in action. He realized before he died that he must soon pass over the river, and often expresseda willingness and a desire to end the earth life to enter into his rest. He died in full assurance of faith and confident of a heavenly home. Asleep in Jesus, blessed sleep, Asleep in Jesus, far from thee, Funeral services took place at the Presbyterian church Saturday at 2:30 o’clock, conducted by Rev. Donnel, of Minerva. His body was conveyed to the Augusta cemetery followed by many sorrowful friends where his remains were laid quietly to rest. A Friend.
Source: Obituary
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