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  • Birth

  • Arrival

  • Arrival

  • Residence: Age In 1870: 9

  • Arrival

  • Marriage: Index To Marriage Records 1846-1920 Inclusive, Book 10, Pg. 21

  • Residence

  • Residence: This Census States That They Had 12 Children, With 11 Still Living

  • Separation

  • Residence: I Found With A Lizzie Koch, Head Of Household And Her Stepmother, Fredricka Zahn In 1910. Lizzie Says She Is Widowed And Is The Mother Of 12 Children With 11 Living. She States She Is Born In Canada. She Also States That Her Mother Is Born In IRELAND!

  • Marriage

  • Residence: I Am Going To Leave This Record On The Tree, Because I Believe Lizzie Did Live With Peter Warhoover. Whether They Were Legally Married, I Don't Know.

  • Residence

  • Death: Age At Death: 69

  • Burial: Locust Hill Cemetery

  • Residence: Census States She Is 66 Yrs Old And She Is Widowed Census Is Dtd 30 Apr 1930

  • Residence: Age: 66; Marital Status: Widowed; Relation To Head Of House: Head

  • Dorothy Or Dorothea: She Always Went By "Lizzie" And It Wasn't Til Later That Did Her Grand Daughters Found Some Things With Her First Name As Dorothy. Her Daughter Helen Named Her Girl Dorothea Which Then Made Them Wonder.

  • Aka: Lizzie Zohn

  • Description: Red Hair, Blue Eyes

  • Story: Mr Warhoover???

    <p>My Mom told me along time ago that her Grandmother, Lizzie, was married to a Mr. Warhoover. I thought I had found her living with him in Caseyville, Ill. in 1920. But, I also found her in 1920 living with Grandpa &amp; the kids. The census were 20 something days apart and I don't think she could be in two different places that close in time.&nbsp;or could she?</p>

  • Story: Hard Work On The Farm

    Pearl told her daughter, Margie (my Mom) that in the fall Grandma Lizzie and all her girls would clean down the whole kitchen with Lysol. I didn&#39;t know Lysol was such an old cleaning product, but anyway...they would also&nbsp;scrub the wood floor in the kitchen. Next they would cook a big dinner (which we call &quot;lunch&quot; nowadays) and feed all the farm hands. She said they had a big table to sit everyone.

  • Story: Childbirth

    <p>Another story my Mom told me that was told to her by her Mom, Pearl is that one day in the field, Grandma Lizzie was working and nine months with child. Grandma Lizzie laid down and gave birth to one of her babies. She wrapped the baby in her long apron and walked back to the house to lay down. I do imagine whoever was with her ran to get the older girls to help give birth, but I am only imagining. I ofter wonder, didn't she have a back ache or something to know she could be in labor and stay around the house. Well, anyway, I hope everything was ok that day.</p>

 
 
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