Elizabeth (Betty) JohnstonAge: 91 years1815–1906
- Name
- Elizabeth (Betty) Johnston
- Married name
- Elizabeth (Betty) VanNuys
- Married name
- Elizabeth (Betty) Dunlap
Birth | January 21, 1815 Source: Obituary-Elizabeth Dunlap |
Marriage | Isaac VanNuys — View this family November 20, 1834 (Age 19 years) |
Birth of a daughter #1 | Charity E VanNuys October 27, 1837 (Age 22 years) Source: 1850 US Federal Census |
Birth of a son #2 | John Hervey VanNuys September 20, 1840 (Age 25 years) Source: Obituary-John Vannuys |
Death of a husband | Isaac VanNuys August 12, 1844 (Age 29 years) Source: S203 Publication: Republican Print (Franklin, Indiana, 1887) |
Marriage of a child | Hervey Creasey Winchester — Charity E VanNuys — View this family October 29, 1857 (Age 42 years) Note: Henry Winchester has her name wrong, he says it is E C Van Nuyse
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Marriage | James Dunlap — View this family April 21, 1858 (Age 43 years) |
Birth of a son #3 | Morey M Dunlap about 1860 (Age 44 years) |
Census | 1860 (Age 44 years) Source: 1860 US Federal Census |
Census | 1870 (Age 54 years) Source: 1870 US Federal Census |
Marriage of a child | John Hervey VanNuys — Anna M Overstreet — View this family February 11, 1871 (Age 56 years) |
Marriage of a child | John Hervey VanNuys — Emily Alice Northup — View this family May 26, 1874 (Age 59 years) |
Census | 1880 (Age 64 years) |
Death of a husband | James Dunlap August 10, 1884 (Age 69 years) Source: Find a Grave |
Burial of a husband | James Dunlap after August 10, 1884 (Age 69 years) Note: Greenlawn Cemetery (Find A Grave Memorial# 136271869)
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Death of a daughter | Charity E VanNuys about February 18, 1904 (Age 89 years) |
Death | December 13, 1906 (Age 91 years) Source: Obituary-Elizabeth Dunlap |
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Elizabeth (Betty) Johnston Birth: January 21, 1815 — Louisville, Jefferson, Kentucky Death: December 13, 1906 — Iola, Allen, Kansas |
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Family with Isaac VanNuys |
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Isaac VanNuys Birth: May 19, 1812 36 27 — , Shelby, Kentucky Death: August 12, 1844 — , Johnson, Indiana |
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Elizabeth (Betty) Johnston Birth: January 21, 1815 — Louisville, Jefferson, Kentucky Death: December 13, 1906 — Iola, Allen, Kansas |
Marriage: November 20, 1834 — , Henry, Kentucky |
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3 years daughter |
Charity E VanNuys Birth: October 27, 1837 25 22 — , Johnson, Indiana Death: about February 18, 1904 — Carlyle, Allen, Kansas |
3 years son |
John Hervey VanNuys Birth: September 20, 1840 28 25 — , Johnson, Indiana Death: December 1, 1924 — Iola, Allen, Kansas |
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Mary Catherine VanNuys Death: |
Family with James Dunlap |
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James Dunlap Birth: about 1802 — Ohio Death: August 10, 1884 — Deer Creek, Allen, Kansas |
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Elizabeth (Betty) Johnston Birth: January 21, 1815 — Louisville, Jefferson, Kentucky Death: December 13, 1906 — Iola, Allen, Kansas |
Marriage: April 21, 1858 — , Johnson, Indiana |
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3 years son |
Morey M Dunlap Birth: about 1860 58 44 — Indiana Death: |
Shared note | Obituary - Iola Daily Register, Thursday evening, Dec. 13, 1906 DEATH OF MRS. DUNLAP Mother of John H. Vannuys Passes Away at the Age of 92 Was Twenty Years a Resident of Allen County--A Woman of Forceful Character Mrs. Elizabeth Dunlap died this morning at one o'clock at the home of her son, John Vannuys, at 506 East Madison after an illness of two weeks. Mrs. Dunlap was among the oldest citizens in Allen County and would have been 92 had she lived until January. Her death was due to a general breakdown of her system. Mrs. Dunlap has been a resident of the county about twenty years, coming from Franklin, Indiana and settled with her husband on a farm near Carlyle. Mr. Dunlap died shortly after they came here, and Mrs. Dunlap later moved to Iola. For the past ten years she has made her home with her son, Mr. Vannuys. Mrs. Dunlap leaves, besides Mr. Vannuys, four children, Mrs. Catherine Overstreet, Anderson, Ind., Mrs. Ella LaGrange, Franklin, Ind., M. M. Dunlap of Anderson, Ind. and James Dunlap, Carlyle. She also leaves a brother, Isaac Johnson, of Pleasureville, Ky. Mrs. Dunlap was a woman of great force. After the death of her husband nearly twenty years ago, she took charge of her farm, although past seventy years of age, and directed the work on it. She superintended the sale of the stock and grain in a most business-like manner, A short funeral service occurred at the home of Mr. Vannuys this afternoon at three o'clock with Rev. Culberton, pastor of the Presbyterian church, of which Mrs. Dunlap was a member, in charge. The body will be shipped tonight to Franklin, Ind., the former home of the deceased, for burial. Mr. Vannuys will accompany the remains. The banks of the city, in which Mr. Vannuys was long connected by reason of his being associated with the Northrup bank for thirty years, closed their doors this afternoon at three o'clock for the funeral. |