Anna Jane Chamberlin
b. 10 September 1841, Jefferson, New York
d. 24 February 1905 in Okanogan County, WA.
Daughter of, Luke Chamberlain and Julia Barnes of Jefferson County, NY.
Wife of James A. Stoddard, Civil War Veteran
Married at Greenbush, Wis., May 2nd, 1862.
To this happy union was born seven children.
After the Civil War, the family moved to Dakota and later came to Omak in the spring of 1903. The wife and mother dying the following spring. Two sons and four grandsons of Mrs. Stoddard served in the late war, one son losing his life on the fields of France.
Source: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~heeyjude/
Okanogan/obits/s.html#stoddard
The grave info came from a great-granddaughter of Julia Chamberlain Smylie (Anar's sister). She lives in Selah, but her mother was raised in Molson. She recently made a trip to the Omak area and managed to find the old Stoddard homestead and the gravesite of Anar. we found a man in Omak that gave us the info about the Stoddard homestead. Anna as they call her is buried on a rise in his alfalfa field. He said that the white picket fence around the grave had fallen down and that a wild fire had burned the remains of it some time ago. There is a small mountain there that is named Mt. Anna for her. The homestead and grave are south west of Duck Lk.and about 100 ft. above on a bench of land.
b. 10 September 1841, Jefferson, New York
d. 24 February 1905 in Okanogan County, WA.
Daughter of, Luke Chamberlain and Julia Barnes of Jefferson County, NY.
Wife of James A. Stoddard, Civil War Veteran
Married at Greenbush, Wis., May 2nd, 1862.
To this happy union was born seven children.
After the Civil War, the family moved to Dakota and later came to Omak in the spring of 1903. The wife and mother dying the following spring. Two sons and four grandsons of Mrs. Stoddard served in the late war, one son losing his life on the fields of France.
Source: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~heeyjude/
Okanogan/obits/s.html#stoddard
The grave info came from a great-granddaughter of Julia Chamberlain Smylie (Anar's sister). She lives in Selah, but her mother was raised in Molson. She recently made a trip to the Omak area and managed to find the old Stoddard homestead and the gravesite of Anar. we found a man in Omak that gave us the info about the Stoddard homestead. Anna as they call her is buried on a rise in his alfalfa field. He said that the white picket fence around the grave had fallen down and that a wild fire had burned the remains of it some time ago. There is a small mountain there that is named Mt. Anna for her. The homestead and grave are south west of Duck Lk.and about 100 ft. above on a bench of land.
Anna Jane Chamberlin
b. 10 September 1841, Jefferson, New York
d. 24 February 1905 in Okanogan County, WA.
Daughter of, Luke Chamberlain and Julia Barnes of Jefferson County, NY.
Wife of James A. Stoddard, Civil War Veteran
Married at Greenbush, Wis., May 2nd, 1862.
To this happy union was born seven children.
After the Civil War, the family moved to Dakota and later came to Omak in the spring of 1903. The wife and mother dying the following spring. Two sons and four grandsons of Mrs. Stoddard served in the late war, one son losing his life on the fields of France.
Source: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~heeyjude/
Okanogan/obits/s.html#stoddard
The grave info came from a great-granddaughter of Julia Chamberlain Smylie (Anar's sister). She lives in Selah, but her mother was raised in Molson. She recently made a trip to the Omak area and managed to find the old Stoddard homestead and the gravesite of Anar. we found a man in Omak that gave us the info about the Stoddard homestead. Anna as they call her is buried on a rise in his alfalfa field. He said that the white picket fence around the grave had fallen down and that a wild fire had burned the remains of it some time ago. There is a small mountain there that is named Mt. Anna for her. The homestead and grave are south west of Duck Lk.and about 100 ft. above on a bench of land.
b. 10 September 1841, Jefferson, New York
d. 24 February 1905 in Okanogan County, WA.
Daughter of, Luke Chamberlain and Julia Barnes of Jefferson County, NY.
Wife of James A. Stoddard, Civil War Veteran
Married at Greenbush, Wis., May 2nd, 1862.
To this happy union was born seven children.
After the Civil War, the family moved to Dakota and later came to Omak in the spring of 1903. The wife and mother dying the following spring. Two sons and four grandsons of Mrs. Stoddard served in the late war, one son losing his life on the fields of France.
Source: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~heeyjude/
Okanogan/obits/s.html#stoddard
The grave info came from a great-granddaughter of Julia Chamberlain Smylie (Anar's sister). She lives in Selah, but her mother was raised in Molson. She recently made a trip to the Omak area and managed to find the old Stoddard homestead and the gravesite of Anar. we found a man in Omak that gave us the info about the Stoddard homestead. Anna as they call her is buried on a rise in his alfalfa field. He said that the white picket fence around the grave had fallen down and that a wild fire had burned the remains of it some time ago. There is a small mountain there that is named Mt. Anna for her. The homestead and grave are south west of Duck Lk.and about 100 ft. above on a bench of land.
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