Rathbone genealogy

256 RATHBONE GENEALOGY.
near Wheeling, \Y. Va., 1809; her mother was Mary Ad-
! ams, born in 1813; moved to Illinois
in 1837; she died in
1865, on the day of Lincoln's death; he died in 1852. David
Adams was born in Massachusetts, probably descended
from the old Adams' stock of revolutionary fame. Children:
1. Francis P.. b. May 16, 1861; m. June 23, 1886, Emma De
Frates, in Decatur Co., Kansas.
2. Lillie J., b. Oct. 13. 1862.
3. Samuel H., b. Jan. 13. 1865.
4. Mary Antoinette, b April 9, 1867. She was principal' of the
school at Henderson. Kansas.
5. Gideon Glen, b. Jan. 1, 1870: m. Sept. 8, 1892, Posey Griffin,
6. Ralph R.. b. June 19, 1876.
7. Don Q , b. May 7. 1878.
8. Dessa M.. b. June 22, 1881.
9. Fay Susan, b. Sept., 1883.
10. Flay D. P., b. May 28. 1887, in Eldora, Iowa.
FRANCIS P. 10 RATHBONE (John 9 , Gideon 8 . Edmund
Edmund 6 . John 5 , John 4 . John 3 , John 2 . Richard 1
),
7
born
in Jacksonville, 111.. May 16. 1861; married June 23. 1886.
Emma DeFrates Day, in Decatur Co., Kansas; she was born
in Jacksonville, 111. Her parents, Emanuel Day and Matilda
Dav. He was a clerk in a bank at Oberlin. Kansas,
was elected Master at Arms in Oberlin Lodge Knights of
Pythias. No. 42, in 1893, was editor and proprietor of a
montnly magazine devoted to the history of the Rathbone
family. "The Rathbone Family Historian." No Children.
NARCISS A9 RATHBONE (Gideon 8 . Edmund7 .
Edmund 6 , John 5 , John 4 . John 3 , John 2 . Richard 1
), born
Feb. n, 1839. in Springfield, 111.; married Dec. 30, 1856.
Hanson H. Harlan Taylor, at Steamboat Rock, Iowa. About
1844 the family removed to McLean, 111., where they
resided until the Fall of 1854, when they removed to Harding
county, Iowa. At the opening of the rebellion he en-
listed in Company F., 42nd Iowa Infantry; he served as pri-
vate three years, returning in 1864, while in the service he
contracted a disease from which he never recovered, dying
at his home near Steamboat Rock, Iowa, July 27. 1867.
The widow married, second, O. L. Taylor a lawyer, Oct. 3.
1873. They went to Florida and remained through the
winter, returning they located in Woodford Co., 111., where