Daughter of THOMAS ROBINSON & ESTHER WAITE
Died: age 62; leukemia 9 (died Jun 19, 1918 per family bible)
Cremated: Ashes interred in Prospect Hill Cemetery, Norfolk, Madison Co., Nebraska
Religion: Christian Science (she was a practicing C.S. healer)
Occupation: Teacher (credentialed in 1877) taught school in Iowa and Nebraska
Married (1): Jun 16, 1880, GEORGE HEDGES MASON, Aurora, Hamilton Co., Nebraska
Two children:
1. Esther Jane MASON
1881 - 1962
2. Percy Kenelm MASON
1889 - 1891
Married (2): Apr 25, 1909, JAMES SMITH "J.S." HOY, Green River, Sweetwater Co., Wyoming; Phemie (age 53), J.S. (age 62)
Children: none
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Nebraska Marriage Records
Name: Phemie C. Robinson
Gender: Female
Race: White
Marriage Age: 26
Record Type: Marriage
Birth Date: abt 1854
Birth Place: Iowa
Marriage Date: 16 Jun 1880
Marriage Place: Aurora, Nebraska, USA
Marriage County Office: Hamilton
Father: W. Robinson
Mother: C. Robinson
Spouse: George H. Mason
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May 14, 1909, Vernal Express, Vernal, Uintah Co., Utah (pg 8):
Brown's Park Pioneer Weds
A number of friends have received cards announcing the marriage of Mrs. E.E. Mason of Seattle, Wash and Mr. J.S. Hoy, of Ladore, Colo. The wedding occurred at Green River April 25th, at 10 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Hoy will be at home to their friends after June 1st, at the Pioneer Ranch, Ladore, Colo.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoy called on a number of friends in this city on their way to the Park and received their good wishes and congratulations. Mr. Hoy is one of the pioneer residents of this country and has a large acquaintance in Wyoming, Colorado and Utah. Mrs. Hoy has recently lived in Seattle and visited this country a number of years ago and is glad to return to the mountains once more. The Miner wishes them many years of happiness and prosperity.
Note: This article originally appeared in the Rock Springs Miner, Rock Springs, Sweetwater County, Wyoming.
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When Phemie decided to marry J.S. Hoy in 1909, I do not think she had ever been to Hoy's ranch at Brown's Hole. My Aunt Dorothy said Phemie had done much of the journey on horseback (also a first). We thought she was incredibly brave not only to have married Hoy (9 years older) but also to have launched herself into the unknown on horseback to take up residence in a rather wild place after a lifetime in midwest farming communities and then Spokane. She was a schoolteacher in both Iowa and Nebraska before becoming a Christian Science healer.
Contributed by Sally Smith, April 2006
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Died: age 62; leukemia 9 (died Jun 19, 1918 per family bible)
Cremated: Ashes interred in Prospect Hill Cemetery, Norfolk, Madison Co., Nebraska
Religion: Christian Science (she was a practicing C.S. healer)
Occupation: Teacher (credentialed in 1877) taught school in Iowa and Nebraska
Married (1): Jun 16, 1880, GEORGE HEDGES MASON, Aurora, Hamilton Co., Nebraska
Two children:
1. Esther Jane MASON
1881 - 1962
2. Percy Kenelm MASON
1889 - 1891
Married (2): Apr 25, 1909, JAMES SMITH "J.S." HOY, Green River, Sweetwater Co., Wyoming; Phemie (age 53), J.S. (age 62)
Children: none
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Nebraska Marriage Records
Name: Phemie C. Robinson
Gender: Female
Race: White
Marriage Age: 26
Record Type: Marriage
Birth Date: abt 1854
Birth Place: Iowa
Marriage Date: 16 Jun 1880
Marriage Place: Aurora, Nebraska, USA
Marriage County Office: Hamilton
Father: W. Robinson
Mother: C. Robinson
Spouse: George H. Mason
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May 14, 1909, Vernal Express, Vernal, Uintah Co., Utah (pg 8):
Brown's Park Pioneer Weds
A number of friends have received cards announcing the marriage of Mrs. E.E. Mason of Seattle, Wash and Mr. J.S. Hoy, of Ladore, Colo. The wedding occurred at Green River April 25th, at 10 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Hoy will be at home to their friends after June 1st, at the Pioneer Ranch, Ladore, Colo.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoy called on a number of friends in this city on their way to the Park and received their good wishes and congratulations. Mr. Hoy is one of the pioneer residents of this country and has a large acquaintance in Wyoming, Colorado and Utah. Mrs. Hoy has recently lived in Seattle and visited this country a number of years ago and is glad to return to the mountains once more. The Miner wishes them many years of happiness and prosperity.
Note: This article originally appeared in the Rock Springs Miner, Rock Springs, Sweetwater County, Wyoming.
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When Phemie decided to marry J.S. Hoy in 1909, I do not think she had ever been to Hoy's ranch at Brown's Hole. My Aunt Dorothy said Phemie had done much of the journey on horseback (also a first). We thought she was incredibly brave not only to have married Hoy (9 years older) but also to have launched herself into the unknown on horseback to take up residence in a rather wild place after a lifetime in midwest farming communities and then Spokane. She was a schoolteacher in both Iowa and Nebraska before becoming a Christian Science healer.
Contributed by Sally Smith, April 2006
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Daughter of THOMAS ROBINSON & ESTHER WAITE
Died: age 62; leukemia 9 (died Jun 19, 1918 per family bible)
Cremated: Ashes interred in Prospect Hill Cemetery, Norfolk, Madison Co., Nebraska
Religion: Christian Science (she was a practicing C.S. healer)
Occupation: Teacher (credentialed in 1877) taught school in Iowa and Nebraska
Married (1): Jun 16, 1880, GEORGE HEDGES MASON, Aurora, Hamilton Co., Nebraska
Two children:
1. Esther Jane MASON
1881 - 1962
2. Percy Kenelm MASON
1889 - 1891
Married (2): Apr 25, 1909, JAMES SMITH "J.S." HOY, Green River, Sweetwater Co., Wyoming; Phemie (age 53), J.S. (age 62)
Children: none
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Nebraska Marriage Records
Name: Phemie C. Robinson
Gender: Female
Race: White
Marriage Age: 26
Record Type: Marriage
Birth Date: abt 1854
Birth Place: Iowa
Marriage Date: 16 Jun 1880
Marriage Place: Aurora, Nebraska, USA
Marriage County Office: Hamilton
Father: W. Robinson
Mother: C. Robinson
Spouse: George H. Mason
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May 14, 1909, Vernal Express, Vernal, Uintah Co., Utah (pg 8):
Brown's Park Pioneer Weds
A number of friends have received cards announcing the marriage of Mrs. E.E. Mason of Seattle, Wash and Mr. J.S. Hoy, of Ladore, Colo. The wedding occurred at Green River April 25th, at 10 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Hoy will be at home to their friends after June 1st, at the Pioneer Ranch, Ladore, Colo.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoy called on a number of friends in this city on their way to the Park and received their good wishes and congratulations. Mr. Hoy is one of the pioneer residents of this country and has a large acquaintance in Wyoming, Colorado and Utah. Mrs. Hoy has recently lived in Seattle and visited this country a number of years ago and is glad to return to the mountains once more. The Miner wishes them many years of happiness and prosperity.
Note: This article originally appeared in the Rock Springs Miner, Rock Springs, Sweetwater County, Wyoming.
=========
When Phemie decided to marry J.S. Hoy in 1909, I do not think she had ever been to Hoy's ranch at Brown's Hole. My Aunt Dorothy said Phemie had done much of the journey on horseback (also a first). We thought she was incredibly brave not only to have married Hoy (9 years older) but also to have launched herself into the unknown on horseback to take up residence in a rather wild place after a lifetime in midwest farming communities and then Spokane. She was a schoolteacher in both Iowa and Nebraska before becoming a Christian Science healer.
Contributed by Sally Smith, April 2006
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Died: age 62; leukemia 9 (died Jun 19, 1918 per family bible)
Cremated: Ashes interred in Prospect Hill Cemetery, Norfolk, Madison Co., Nebraska
Religion: Christian Science (she was a practicing C.S. healer)
Occupation: Teacher (credentialed in 1877) taught school in Iowa and Nebraska
Married (1): Jun 16, 1880, GEORGE HEDGES MASON, Aurora, Hamilton Co., Nebraska
Two children:
1. Esther Jane MASON
1881 - 1962
2. Percy Kenelm MASON
1889 - 1891
Married (2): Apr 25, 1909, JAMES SMITH "J.S." HOY, Green River, Sweetwater Co., Wyoming; Phemie (age 53), J.S. (age 62)
Children: none
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Nebraska Marriage Records
Name: Phemie C. Robinson
Gender: Female
Race: White
Marriage Age: 26
Record Type: Marriage
Birth Date: abt 1854
Birth Place: Iowa
Marriage Date: 16 Jun 1880
Marriage Place: Aurora, Nebraska, USA
Marriage County Office: Hamilton
Father: W. Robinson
Mother: C. Robinson
Spouse: George H. Mason
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May 14, 1909, Vernal Express, Vernal, Uintah Co., Utah (pg 8):
Brown's Park Pioneer Weds
A number of friends have received cards announcing the marriage of Mrs. E.E. Mason of Seattle, Wash and Mr. J.S. Hoy, of Ladore, Colo. The wedding occurred at Green River April 25th, at 10 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Hoy will be at home to their friends after June 1st, at the Pioneer Ranch, Ladore, Colo.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoy called on a number of friends in this city on their way to the Park and received their good wishes and congratulations. Mr. Hoy is one of the pioneer residents of this country and has a large acquaintance in Wyoming, Colorado and Utah. Mrs. Hoy has recently lived in Seattle and visited this country a number of years ago and is glad to return to the mountains once more. The Miner wishes them many years of happiness and prosperity.
Note: This article originally appeared in the Rock Springs Miner, Rock Springs, Sweetwater County, Wyoming.
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When Phemie decided to marry J.S. Hoy in 1909, I do not think she had ever been to Hoy's ranch at Brown's Hole. My Aunt Dorothy said Phemie had done much of the journey on horseback (also a first). We thought she was incredibly brave not only to have married Hoy (9 years older) but also to have launched herself into the unknown on horseback to take up residence in a rather wild place after a lifetime in midwest farming communities and then Spokane. She was a schoolteacher in both Iowa and Nebraska before becoming a Christian Science healer.
Contributed by Sally Smith, April 2006
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