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Family of George Luther RICAHRDS and Alice Hannah MOUNT
| Husband: | George Luther RICAHRDS (1860-1935) | |
| Wife: | Alice Hannah MOUNT (1863-1934) | |
| Children: | Ella Evelyn RICAHRDS (1883-1962) | |
| Ida Marguerite RICAHRDS (1887-1957) | ||
| William Francis RICAHRDS (1889-1965) | ||
| Arthur Leroy RICAHRDS (1894-1993) | ||
| Elizabeth Alice RICAHRDS (1897-1985) | ||
| Marriage | 31 Dec 1881 | Ontario, Knox County, Illinois, USA 1 |
Husband: George Luther RICAHRDS
| Name: | George Luther RICAHRDS 1 | |
| Sex: | Male | |
| Father: | - | |
| Mother: | - | |
| Birth | 29 Aug 1860 | Woodhull, Henry County, Illinois, USA 1 |
| Death | 17 Apr 1935 (age 74) | Ithaca, Tompkins County, New York, USA 1 |
| Burial | 19 Apr 1935 | Brooktondale, Tompkins County, New York, USA 1 |
Wife: Alice Hannah MOUNT
| Name: | Alice Hannah MOUNT 1 | |
| Sex: | Female | |
| Father: | Embly MOUNT (1829-1909) | |
| Mother: | Elizabeth AXTELL (1829-1909) | |
| Birth | 9 Jun 1863 | Oneida, Knox County, Illinois, USA 1 |
| Death | 10 Jun 1934 (age 71) | Caroline Center, Tompkins County, New York, USA 1 |
| Burial | 14 Jun 1934 | Brooktondale, Tompkins County, New York, USA 1 |
Child 1: Ella Evelyn RICAHRDS
| Name: | Ella Evelyn RICAHRDS 1 | |
| Sex: | Female | |
| Birth | 4 Oct 1883 | Bourchard, Pawnee County, Nebraska, USA 1 |
| U.S. Social Security Number | 123-32-6057; New York, USA 1 | |
| Death | Oct 1962 (age 78-79) | Mukwonago, , Wisconsin, USA 1 |
| Burial | Brooktondale, Tompkins County, New York, USA 1 | |
Child 2: Ida Marguerite RICAHRDS
| Name: | Ida Marguerite RICAHRDS 1 | |
| Sex: | Female | |
| Spouse: | Guy Livingston PORTER (1889-1955) | |
| Birth | 18 Sep 1887 | Beaver City, Furnas County, Nebraska, USA 1 |
| Education (1) | -; Beaver City, Furnas County, Nebraska, USA 1 | |
| Education (2) | 1916 (age 28-29) | -; Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, USA 1 |
| Baptism | ||
| Occupation | Teacher, Nurse 1 | |
| Death | 13 Oct 1957 (age 70) | Vermillion, Clay County, South Dakota, USA 1 |
| Burial | Akron, Washington County, Colorado, USA 1 | |
Child 3: William Francis RICAHRDS
| Name: | William Francis RICAHRDS 1 | |
| Sex: | Male | |
| Spouse: | Bessie E HULBERT (1891-1976) | |
| Birth | 28 Sep 1889 | Beaver City, Furnas County, Nebraska, USA 1 |
| Death | 9 Dec 1965 (age 76) | Brush, Morgan County, Colorado, USA 1 |
| Burial | Brush, Morgan County, Colorado, USA 1 | |
Child 4: Arthur Leroy RICAHRDS
| Name: | Arthur Leroy RICAHRDS 1 | |
| Sex: | Male | |
| Spouse: | Eula Pauline GENUNG (1893-1977) | |
| Birth | 13 Aug 1894 | Beaver City, Furnas County, Nebraska, USA 1 |
| Death | 19 Nov 1993 (age 99) | Cantor, Cuyuga County, New York, USA 1 |
Child 5: Elizabeth Alice RICAHRDS
| Name: | Elizabeth Alice RICAHRDS 1 | |
| Sex: | Female | |
| Spouse: | Eugene C PHILLIPS (1899-1974) | |
| Birth | 14 Nov 1897 | Beaver City, Furnas County, Nebraska, USA 1 |
| Death | Nov 1985 (age 87-88) | Wisconsin, USA 1 |
Note on Husband: George Luther RICAHRDS
George is found in the 1870 Illinois census, Knox Co, Ontario Twp. He is age 9 and born in IL.
He is found in the 1880 Illinois census, Knox Co, Ontario township. He is age 19 and working on the farm.
He married Alice Mount in Ontario, Knox Co IL 31 Dec 1 881. Witnesses were Ralph Mount and Henry Adams. They were the other two bridegrooms in this triple marriage of George, his brother and Alice's brother. George was 21 and Alice was 18. They were married by a pastor S. G. Lamb. (Spelling not verified)
In the spring of 1887, he moved west to Furnas Co, NE , they lived in a sod house and later in a small frame house. Later he built a large square house which burned later. He then built another sod house where the family lived until 1898 when they moved to Beaver City, NE.
He and Alice were members of the Bethel Methodist Church and entered 24 November 1889 according to church records. George had been baptized in July of 1889.
He is found in the 1900 NE census, Furnas Co, Beaver City. He owns a mortgaged farm. He is literate, he is a carpenter .
The family seems to be found in the 1910 NE census, Beaver City, Furnas Co. However, the first name is Wayne which would not be correct, every other item is correct. He was a house carpenter.
He worked as a carpenter until he moved the family to a farm near Caroline Center, NY.
George L. is found in the 1920 NY census, Tompkins Co , Caroline Twp. He is age 59 and a farmer. This census says his father was born in Vermont and his mother in NY.
He was a former justice of the peace in Caroline Center when he died. Alice died there in 1934. They had 5 children, all of them survived him. Alice and George are both buried in Brooktondale, NY.
1929
CAROLINE CENTER NEWS
Caroline Center, Jan. 11 - Glen WHITTAKER is ill of inflammatory rheumatism.
Mr. and Mrs. George RICHARDS, and Mrs. L. C. SNOW and Miss Fanny SNOW spent Thursday at the home of Mrs. Robert C. CLARK.
George died of cerebral hemorrhage related to arteriosclerosis . He lived with his daughter Ella after Alice's death. He was 74 years, 7 months and 18 days of age. The Rev. William F. Hastings, pastor of the First Congregational Church in Ithaca officiated. George was a member of the church. The undertaker was Raymond H Middaugh, 319 State St, Ithaca. C F Denman of Ithaca was the attending physician. He died intestate and letters of administration were granted to his daughter Ella. He owned a farm in the town of Caroline when he died. The estate was divided between the five children and amounted to $380 apiece. Arthur was living in Candor, NY. Ella was living at 118 Lake Avenue in Ithaca, NY. William was living in Otis, CO. Ida Porter was living in Akron, CO. (The probate says Akron, Ohio but that is not accurate.) Elizabeth Phillips is living in Waukesha, Wisconsin. The estate was settled in 1947. [John Robb.GED.FTW]1
Note on Wife: Alice Hannah MOUNT
She is found in the 1870 Illinois census, Knox Co., Ontario township, age 7.
Alice is found in the 1880 Illinois census, Knox Co., Ontario Twp. She is age 16.
Alice and George were members of the Bethel Methodist Church and entered 24 November 1889 according to church records.
She is found in the 1900 NE census, Furnas Co., Beaver City. Her father was born in OH and her mother in Pennsylvania. She is literate, had been married 18 years and had had seven children with five still living.
She was still living in Beaver City when her mother died in 1909 .
The family seems to be found in the 1910 NE census, Beaver City, Furnas Co.. She had been married 29 years. She was living with Ida and her husband Edwin for the two weeks after Embly died.
Alice M. Richards is found in the 1920 NY census, Tompkins Co., Caroline Twp. She is age 58 and with her husband and daughters Ella and Elizabeth. Her father was born in Ohio and her mother in PA.
From the Tompkins Co. News, undated.
The L.A.S. will meet at the home of Mrs. George L. RICHARDS Thursday March 3, for the day
Alice Hannah Mount died at 71 at her home near Caroline Center . She died of cerebral apolexy related to chronic mycarditis. She was 71 years and 1 day old. Ella Richards was the informant . Arthur C Hartnagel was the physician. She was survived by her husband and 5 children. Ella E. Richards, Mrs. Guy L. Porter , Mrs Eugene Phillips, William F. Richards, Arthur L. Richards and 21 grandchildren survived her. The notice appeared in the Ithaca Journal, Monday PM, 11 June 1934. Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at 2:00 PM at the home and the Rev. W. J . Hastings officiated. Raymond H. Middaugh, 319 State St, Ithaca was the undertaker. Burial was at Brooktondale in Quick's Cemetary.
Quote from Mary Porter Thomas about the Richard's grandparents . " About the Richards---I remember alot about them. They had a cat who played hide and seek with us and that really impressed the kids. My grandmother cooked a lot and always left a lot of frosting to lick. She said that Santa could get in easy even if there was a fire in the fireplace because the door wasn't locked--but it was and she did unlock it but I knew she was going to lock it again when I went to bed. There were great things in the morning so I decided that I was wrong. She's the one who told me the coal man would get me if I didn't eat my crust. No it was the crust man but when the coal man came I was sure it was the end. I hid behind the coach and my grandmother explained the coal man and didn't reassure me enough that I ever left a crust again until I got false teeth. Grandfather Richards drove wagons and sleighs through the woods and usually took us along. Showed us where he had found the clover honey that we had for breakfast. Hauled in wood to burn or visited the neighbors or just for a ride. They were always written up as Church going people but if they went that winter they didn't take us. We were there for three or four months when I was four. My mother always said that the only spanking she ever got was when she sassed her mother. Her sisters complained about their father for telling our mother how pretty she was and they thought she was impossible enough without that." [John Robb.GED.FTW]1
Sources
| 1 | Judith Feigenbaum, "Ancestry Public Member Tree (Judith_Maxey_Family_Tree)" (Judith_Maxey_Family_Tree). |
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