Lee, Daisy Dora 1879 John Adam & Bell (Stith) Birth Records
James, Daisy Dora b. 20 Nov 1880 d. 24 May 1910 Union Chapel South (nee Lee), d/o James A. & Belle (Smith) Death Records
Daisy Dora Lee James, born November 20, 1880 in Iowa to J. A. Lee born in Iowa and Belle Smith, born in Iowa, died May 24, 1910 of consumption, 7 weeks, E. F. Griffith, M. D., burial Union Chapel Cemetery, Madison County, Iowa, J. A. Ramsey, U. T. Winterset, Iowa, Informant, Melbina James, Winterset, Iowa.
Information found in the Madison County Court House, Winterset, Iowa, death records, book 3, page 54, #131
The Winterset Reporter Winterset, Iowa Thursday, June 2, 1910 Page 3, Column 3
Zion Hill
Mrs. Dick James died last week and was buried at Union Chapel last Friday. ________________________
The Winterset Reporter Winterset, Iowa Thursday, June 2, 1910 Page 5
Elm Grove Items
Mrs. Dick James died Wednesday night. Interment being at Union Chapel Friday. She leaves a husband, and two small children, besides many relatives and friends. ________________________
The Winterset News Winterset, Iowa Friday, June 10, 1910 Page 5, Column 5
Mrs. Melvin James died at her home on James Creek, Wednesday night, after an illness of several weeks, and two little ones are left motherless, to get through life without a mother's care and advice. Mr. and Mrs. James were one time neighbors of ours and we found Mrs. James an excellent neighbor. Her funeral was held from Union Chapel today (Friday) and interment in Union cemetery. A sketch of her live is handed us, which reads as follows:
Daisy Dora Lee was born November 20, 1879, in Madison county, Iowa living in this county all her life. Died at her home on Jones creek May 23, 1910.
She was married to Melvin W. James July 20th 1898 and to their union two children were born. Audrey Marge aged 11 years, and Corbin Lee, aged 9 years.
She leaves to mourn her loss a husband, two children, two sisters, father and her husband's father, who had been all of a father to her, an aunt, Mrs. Joe Ray, her Godmother who raised her from infancy, her mother having died.
She was a good wife, a devoted, kind and loving mother. When told she could not live and asked to pray for herself, she answered: "I have prayed and am willing to go. I am not afraid to die." We have lost one of our finest, sweetest American mothers. ________________________
Coordinator's note: Transcribed as published, first paragraph "James creek" should read "Jones creek".
James, Daisy Dora b. 20 Nov 1880 d. 24 May 1910 Union Chapel South (nee Lee), d/o James A. & Belle (Smith) Death Records
Daisy Dora Lee James, born November 20, 1880 in Iowa to J. A. Lee born in Iowa and Belle Smith, born in Iowa, died May 24, 1910 of consumption, 7 weeks, E. F. Griffith, M. D., burial Union Chapel Cemetery, Madison County, Iowa, J. A. Ramsey, U. T. Winterset, Iowa, Informant, Melbina James, Winterset, Iowa.
Information found in the Madison County Court House, Winterset, Iowa, death records, book 3, page 54, #131
The Winterset Reporter Winterset, Iowa Thursday, June 2, 1910 Page 3, Column 3
Zion Hill
Mrs. Dick James died last week and was buried at Union Chapel last Friday. ________________________
The Winterset Reporter Winterset, Iowa Thursday, June 2, 1910 Page 5
Elm Grove Items
Mrs. Dick James died Wednesday night. Interment being at Union Chapel Friday. She leaves a husband, and two small children, besides many relatives and friends. ________________________
The Winterset News Winterset, Iowa Friday, June 10, 1910 Page 5, Column 5
Mrs. Melvin James died at her home on James Creek, Wednesday night, after an illness of several weeks, and two little ones are left motherless, to get through life without a mother's care and advice. Mr. and Mrs. James were one time neighbors of ours and we found Mrs. James an excellent neighbor. Her funeral was held from Union Chapel today (Friday) and interment in Union cemetery. A sketch of her live is handed us, which reads as follows:
Daisy Dora Lee was born November 20, 1879, in Madison county, Iowa living in this county all her life. Died at her home on Jones creek May 23, 1910.
She was married to Melvin W. James July 20th 1898 and to their union two children were born. Audrey Marge aged 11 years, and Corbin Lee, aged 9 years.
She leaves to mourn her loss a husband, two children, two sisters, father and her husband's father, who had been all of a father to her, an aunt, Mrs. Joe Ray, her Godmother who raised her from infancy, her mother having died.
She was a good wife, a devoted, kind and loving mother. When told she could not live and asked to pray for herself, she answered: "I have prayed and am willing to go. I am not afraid to die." We have lost one of our finest, sweetest American mothers. ________________________
Coordinator's note: Transcribed as published, first paragraph "James creek" should read "Jones creek".
Lee, Daisy Dora 1879 John Adam & Bell (Stith) Birth Records
James, Daisy Dora b. 20 Nov 1880 d. 24 May 1910 Union Chapel South (nee Lee), d/o James A. & Belle (Smith) Death Records
Daisy Dora Lee James, born November 20, 1880 in Iowa to J. A. Lee born in Iowa and Belle Smith, born in Iowa, died May 24, 1910 of consumption, 7 weeks, E. F. Griffith, M. D., burial Union Chapel Cemetery, Madison County, Iowa, J. A. Ramsey, U. T. Winterset, Iowa, Informant, Melbina James, Winterset, Iowa.
Information found in the Madison County Court House, Winterset, Iowa, death records, book 3, page 54, #131
The Winterset Reporter Winterset, Iowa Thursday, June 2, 1910 Page 3, Column 3
Zion Hill
Mrs. Dick James died last week and was buried at Union Chapel last Friday. ________________________
The Winterset Reporter Winterset, Iowa Thursday, June 2, 1910 Page 5
Elm Grove Items
Mrs. Dick James died Wednesday night. Interment being at Union Chapel Friday. She leaves a husband, and two small children, besides many relatives and friends. ________________________
The Winterset News Winterset, Iowa Friday, June 10, 1910 Page 5, Column 5
Mrs. Melvin James died at her home on James Creek, Wednesday night, after an illness of several weeks, and two little ones are left motherless, to get through life without a mother's care and advice. Mr. and Mrs. James were one time neighbors of ours and we found Mrs. James an excellent neighbor. Her funeral was held from Union Chapel today (Friday) and interment in Union cemetery. A sketch of her live is handed us, which reads as follows:
Daisy Dora Lee was born November 20, 1879, in Madison county, Iowa living in this county all her life. Died at her home on Jones creek May 23, 1910.
She was married to Melvin W. James July 20th 1898 and to their union two children were born. Audrey Marge aged 11 years, and Corbin Lee, aged 9 years.
She leaves to mourn her loss a husband, two children, two sisters, father and her husband's father, who had been all of a father to her, an aunt, Mrs. Joe Ray, her Godmother who raised her from infancy, her mother having died.
She was a good wife, a devoted, kind and loving mother. When told she could not live and asked to pray for herself, she answered: "I have prayed and am willing to go. I am not afraid to die." We have lost one of our finest, sweetest American mothers. ________________________
Coordinator's note: Transcribed as published, first paragraph "James creek" should read "Jones creek".
James, Daisy Dora b. 20 Nov 1880 d. 24 May 1910 Union Chapel South (nee Lee), d/o James A. & Belle (Smith) Death Records
Daisy Dora Lee James, born November 20, 1880 in Iowa to J. A. Lee born in Iowa and Belle Smith, born in Iowa, died May 24, 1910 of consumption, 7 weeks, E. F. Griffith, M. D., burial Union Chapel Cemetery, Madison County, Iowa, J. A. Ramsey, U. T. Winterset, Iowa, Informant, Melbina James, Winterset, Iowa.
Information found in the Madison County Court House, Winterset, Iowa, death records, book 3, page 54, #131
The Winterset Reporter Winterset, Iowa Thursday, June 2, 1910 Page 3, Column 3
Zion Hill
Mrs. Dick James died last week and was buried at Union Chapel last Friday. ________________________
The Winterset Reporter Winterset, Iowa Thursday, June 2, 1910 Page 5
Elm Grove Items
Mrs. Dick James died Wednesday night. Interment being at Union Chapel Friday. She leaves a husband, and two small children, besides many relatives and friends. ________________________
The Winterset News Winterset, Iowa Friday, June 10, 1910 Page 5, Column 5
Mrs. Melvin James died at her home on James Creek, Wednesday night, after an illness of several weeks, and two little ones are left motherless, to get through life without a mother's care and advice. Mr. and Mrs. James were one time neighbors of ours and we found Mrs. James an excellent neighbor. Her funeral was held from Union Chapel today (Friday) and interment in Union cemetery. A sketch of her live is handed us, which reads as follows:
Daisy Dora Lee was born November 20, 1879, in Madison county, Iowa living in this county all her life. Died at her home on Jones creek May 23, 1910.
She was married to Melvin W. James July 20th 1898 and to their union two children were born. Audrey Marge aged 11 years, and Corbin Lee, aged 9 years.
She leaves to mourn her loss a husband, two children, two sisters, father and her husband's father, who had been all of a father to her, an aunt, Mrs. Joe Ray, her Godmother who raised her from infancy, her mother having died.
She was a good wife, a devoted, kind and loving mother. When told she could not live and asked to pray for herself, she answered: "I have prayed and am willing to go. I am not afraid to die." We have lost one of our finest, sweetest American mothers. ________________________
Coordinator's note: Transcribed as published, first paragraph "James creek" should read "Jones creek".
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