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Family of Rev. Darwin Norman MASON and Elizabeth J. THICKSTUN
| Husband: | Rev. Darwin Norman MASON (1833?-1933?) | |
| Wife: | Elizabeth J. THICKSTUN (1833-1901) | |
| Children: | Darwin T. MASON (1853?-1953?) | |
| Anna MASON (1854?-1954?) | ||
| Norman MASON (1855?-1955?) | ||
| Nellie MASON (1856?-1956?) | ||
| Marriage | 2 May 1861 | |
Husband: Rev. Darwin Norman MASON
| Name: | Rev. Darwin Norman MASON | |
| Sex: | Male | |
| Father: | - | |
| Mother: | - | |
| Birth | 1833 (app) | |
| Death | 1933 (app) (age 99-100) | |
Wife: Elizabeth J. THICKSTUN
| Name: | Elizabeth J. THICKSTUN | |
| Sex: | Female | |
| Father: | William Lewis THICKSTUN (1799-1878) | |
| Mother: | Rachel FREEMAN (1801-1876) | |
| Birth | 18 Nov 1833 | near MEADVILLE, PA 1 |
| Baptised | OAK VIEW CEM, ALBIA, IA | |
| Death | 13 Jul 1901 (age 67) | Albia, Monroe, Iowa, USA 1 |
Child 1: Darwin T. MASON
| Name: | Darwin T. MASON | |
| Sex: | Male | |
| Birth | 1853 (app) | |
| Death | 1953 (app) (age 99-100) | |
Child 2: Anna MASON
| Name: | Anna MASON | |
| Sex: | Female | |
| Birth | 1854 (app) | |
| Death | 1954 (app) (age 99-100) | |
Child 3: Norman MASON
| Name: | Norman MASON | |
| Sex: | Male | |
| Birth | 1855 (app) | |
| Death | 1955 (app) (age 99-100) | |
Child 4: Nellie MASON
| Name: | Nellie MASON | |
| Sex: | Female | |
| Birth | 1856 (app) | |
| Death | 1956 (app) (age 99-100) | |
Note on Wife: Elizabeth J. THICKSTUN - shared note
EDUCATED AT KINGSVILLE ACADEMY, O. IN EARLY WOMANHOOD SHE ASSOCIATED WITH AN ELDER BROTHER, NOW REV. F. F. THICKSTUN OF COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA., IN THE CONDUCT OF THE MEADVILLE ACADEMY, HE PRINCIPAL, SHE ASSISTANT. IN 1859 SHE CAME WITH HER BROTHER TO MINNESOTA AND TOOK CHARGE CATFIELD ACADEMY. SEVEN YEARS WAS PASTOR'S WIFE IN ROCHESTER, MN. SHE SHARED HER HUSBAND'S CARES AND LABORS IN CEDAR FALLS, INDIANOLA, BOONE, MARSHALLTOWN, MARION, WAUKON; AND IN BROOKINGS, SD.SIX YEARS. SHE ENJOYED THE LAST TWO YEARS OF RETIREMENT AND REST IN HER ALBIA HOME. HER TASTES BY NATURE AND CULTIVATION WERE LITERARY. WITH THE NEWEST BOOKS AND PERIODICALS, WITH LEISURE TO READ THEM, SHE WAS NEVER LONELY. SHE TOOK A LIVELY INTEREST IN THE PUBLIC QUESTIONS OF THE DAY, AND AT TIMES DISCUSSED THEM IN THE PUBLIC PRINTS WITH INTELLIGENCE AND ABILITY. SHE WAS DEVOTED TO HER CHILDREN AND WAS THEIR BEST TEACHER. SHE HAS LIVED HER LIFE, DONE HER WORK AND GONE TO HER REWARD. "BLESSED ARE THE DEAD WHO DIE IN THE LORD; YEA SAITH THE SPIRIT, FOR THEY DO REST FROM THEIR LABORS AND THEIR WORKS DO FOLLOW THEM." BURIAL SERVICES HELD AT THE RESIDENCE.
HER SON DARWIN AND SON-IN-LAW F. E. GITCHELL ARRIVED TOO LATE FOR HER BURIAL.
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| 1 | Footnote: EVELYN RENO |
