Christina Fasken
Christina is interred under her married name as GREY. She was born 24 May 1815 in the Parish of Forgue, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. Emigrated with her family in 1837 to Canada and later moved to Jasper, Missouri near the family of her brother Alexander who was the founder of Fasken cemetery.
She was born in Abberdeen, Scotland.
She worked as a Farmer.
She passed away Oct. 10, 1888 at the age of 73 yrs 4 mos 16 days
She was listed as Married at time of death.
She was a Missouri resident 4 mo.
She passed away at Sheridan Township
Cause of Death was determined to be Intersusception of bowels endured 3 weeks
Further complicated by Chronic Diarrhea lasting 5 days
Phycisian at time of death J. Durborow Lincoln Twp..
Burial was at Fasken Cem. Madison Tp..
Information from Missouri Death Certificate.
Updated with information courtesy of Ewan Faskin
Christina Fasken emigrated to Canada with her family in 1837. She married William Atkinson on October 2, 1841 in Ontario, Canada. William was born in 1821 in Bedale, Yorkshire, England and died November 28, 1848 in Libby, Atkin County, Minnesota. Christina married George Grey in 1857. George was born in April, 1808 in Aberneenshire, Scotland. Christina moved to Jasper County, Missouri near the family of her brother Alexader who was the founder of Fasken Cemetery. George died November 11, 1894 in Springdale, Lincolnshire, England. A tree on ancestry.com lists four children of Christian and William Atkinson and two children of Christina and George Grey.
Christina is interred under her married name as GREY. She was born 24 May 1815 in the Parish of Forgue, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. Emigrated with her family in 1837 to Canada and later moved to Jasper, Missouri near the family of her brother Alexander who was the founder of Fasken cemetery.
She was born in Abberdeen, Scotland.
She worked as a Farmer.
She passed away Oct. 10, 1888 at the age of 73 yrs 4 mos 16 days
She was listed as Married at time of death.
She was a Missouri resident 4 mo.
She passed away at Sheridan Township
Cause of Death was determined to be Intersusception of bowels endured 3 weeks
Further complicated by Chronic Diarrhea lasting 5 days
Phycisian at time of death J. Durborow Lincoln Twp..
Burial was at Fasken Cem. Madison Tp..
Information from Missouri Death Certificate.
Updated with information courtesy of Ewan Faskin
Christina Fasken emigrated to Canada with her family in 1837. She married William Atkinson on October 2, 1841 in Ontario, Canada. William was born in 1821 in Bedale, Yorkshire, England and died November 28, 1848 in Libby, Atkin County, Minnesota. Christina married George Grey in 1857. George was born in April, 1808 in Aberneenshire, Scotland. Christina moved to Jasper County, Missouri near the family of her brother Alexader who was the founder of Fasken Cemetery. George died November 11, 1894 in Springdale, Lincolnshire, England. A tree on ancestry.com lists four children of Christian and William Atkinson and two children of Christina and George Grey.
Christina Fasken
Christina is interred under her married name as GREY. She was born 24 May 1815 in the Parish of Forgue, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. Emigrated with her family in 1837 to Canada and later moved to Jasper, Missouri near the family of her brother Alexander who was the founder of Fasken cemetery.
She was born in Abberdeen, Scotland.
She worked as a Farmer.
She passed away Oct. 10, 1888 at the age of 73 yrs 4 mos 16 days
She was listed as Married at time of death.
She was a Missouri resident 4 mo.
She passed away at Sheridan Township
Cause of Death was determined to be Intersusception of bowels endured 3 weeks
Further complicated by Chronic Diarrhea lasting 5 days
Phycisian at time of death J. Durborow Lincoln Twp..
Burial was at Fasken Cem. Madison Tp..
Information from Missouri Death Certificate.
Updated with information courtesy of Ewan Faskin
Christina Fasken emigrated to Canada with her family in 1837. She married William Atkinson on October 2, 1841 in Ontario, Canada. William was born in 1821 in Bedale, Yorkshire, England and died November 28, 1848 in Libby, Atkin County, Minnesota. Christina married George Grey in 1857. George was born in April, 1808 in Aberneenshire, Scotland. Christina moved to Jasper County, Missouri near the family of her brother Alexader who was the founder of Fasken Cemetery. George died November 11, 1894 in Springdale, Lincolnshire, England. A tree on ancestry.com lists four children of Christian and William Atkinson and two children of Christina and George Grey.
Christina is interred under her married name as GREY. She was born 24 May 1815 in the Parish of Forgue, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. Emigrated with her family in 1837 to Canada and later moved to Jasper, Missouri near the family of her brother Alexander who was the founder of Fasken cemetery.
She was born in Abberdeen, Scotland.
She worked as a Farmer.
She passed away Oct. 10, 1888 at the age of 73 yrs 4 mos 16 days
She was listed as Married at time of death.
She was a Missouri resident 4 mo.
She passed away at Sheridan Township
Cause of Death was determined to be Intersusception of bowels endured 3 weeks
Further complicated by Chronic Diarrhea lasting 5 days
Phycisian at time of death J. Durborow Lincoln Twp..
Burial was at Fasken Cem. Madison Tp..
Information from Missouri Death Certificate.
Updated with information courtesy of Ewan Faskin
Christina Fasken emigrated to Canada with her family in 1837. She married William Atkinson on October 2, 1841 in Ontario, Canada. William was born in 1821 in Bedale, Yorkshire, England and died November 28, 1848 in Libby, Atkin County, Minnesota. Christina married George Grey in 1857. George was born in April, 1808 in Aberneenshire, Scotland. Christina moved to Jasper County, Missouri near the family of her brother Alexader who was the founder of Fasken Cemetery. George died November 11, 1894 in Springdale, Lincolnshire, England. A tree on ancestry.com lists four children of Christian and William Atkinson and two children of Christina and George Grey.
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