Lucinda (Crystal) Bartlett, daughter of John and Jane Crystal, natives of Canada was born in 1850 in Canada. She came with her parents to Illinois when she was four years old, the family later moving to Chippewa Falls, where her father died in 1899 and the mother in 1906. Her brothers and sisters were: Thomas (first), William, Elizabeth, Jennie, John and Thomas (second) Crystal.
On August 11, 1870, she was united in marriage to Nathan Harris Bartlett at Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin. He was born in Patten, Maine, Sept. 15,1848, son of Jeremiah W. and Lydia (Dolbier) Bartlett, both natives of Maine.
Nathan and Lucinda were blessed with seven children: Charles E.; Carrie, wife of Alex S. Reid of California; Ida, wife of George Beckwith of Moline, Ill.; Lottie, wife of Raymond Burton, of Cameron; J.W., at Moline, Ill; Arthur W.; and Amy, who married Andrew Nelson.
On August 11, 1920, Mr. & Mrs. Bartlett celebrated their golden wedding anniversary. Their old friends and many of the younger people thronged their home and wished them felicitations, while they talked over the long half century and reviewed its joys and sorrows. Mr. and Mrs. Bartlett are highly regarded in the community, and their children have all done well in life. [Abstracted from the History of Barron County, page 535.]
On August 11, 1870, she was united in marriage to Nathan Harris Bartlett at Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin. He was born in Patten, Maine, Sept. 15,1848, son of Jeremiah W. and Lydia (Dolbier) Bartlett, both natives of Maine.
Nathan and Lucinda were blessed with seven children: Charles E.; Carrie, wife of Alex S. Reid of California; Ida, wife of George Beckwith of Moline, Ill.; Lottie, wife of Raymond Burton, of Cameron; J.W., at Moline, Ill; Arthur W.; and Amy, who married Andrew Nelson.
On August 11, 1920, Mr. & Mrs. Bartlett celebrated their golden wedding anniversary. Their old friends and many of the younger people thronged their home and wished them felicitations, while they talked over the long half century and reviewed its joys and sorrows. Mr. and Mrs. Bartlett are highly regarded in the community, and their children have all done well in life. [Abstracted from the History of Barron County, page 535.]
Lucinda (Crystal) Bartlett, daughter of John and Jane Crystal, natives of Canada was born in 1850 in Canada. She came with her parents to Illinois when she was four years old, the family later moving to Chippewa Falls, where her father died in 1899 and the mother in 1906. Her brothers and sisters were: Thomas (first), William, Elizabeth, Jennie, John and Thomas (second) Crystal.
On August 11, 1870, she was united in marriage to Nathan Harris Bartlett at Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin. He was born in Patten, Maine, Sept. 15,1848, son of Jeremiah W. and Lydia (Dolbier) Bartlett, both natives of Maine.
Nathan and Lucinda were blessed with seven children: Charles E.; Carrie, wife of Alex S. Reid of California; Ida, wife of George Beckwith of Moline, Ill.; Lottie, wife of Raymond Burton, of Cameron; J.W., at Moline, Ill; Arthur W.; and Amy, who married Andrew Nelson.
On August 11, 1920, Mr. & Mrs. Bartlett celebrated their golden wedding anniversary. Their old friends and many of the younger people thronged their home and wished them felicitations, while they talked over the long half century and reviewed its joys and sorrows. Mr. and Mrs. Bartlett are highly regarded in the community, and their children have all done well in life. [Abstracted from the History of Barron County, page 535.]
On August 11, 1870, she was united in marriage to Nathan Harris Bartlett at Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin. He was born in Patten, Maine, Sept. 15,1848, son of Jeremiah W. and Lydia (Dolbier) Bartlett, both natives of Maine.
Nathan and Lucinda were blessed with seven children: Charles E.; Carrie, wife of Alex S. Reid of California; Ida, wife of George Beckwith of Moline, Ill.; Lottie, wife of Raymond Burton, of Cameron; J.W., at Moline, Ill; Arthur W.; and Amy, who married Andrew Nelson.
On August 11, 1920, Mr. & Mrs. Bartlett celebrated their golden wedding anniversary. Their old friends and many of the younger people thronged their home and wished them felicitations, while they talked over the long half century and reviewed its joys and sorrows. Mr. and Mrs. Bartlett are highly regarded in the community, and their children have all done well in life. [Abstracted from the History of Barron County, page 535.]
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