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Elizabeth "Lizzie" Stone Holdren
3 Dec 1878 – 9 Jan 1911
| Birth | 3 Dec 1878 |
| Death | 9 Jan 1911 |
| Cemetery | Round Park Cemetery Valley County , Nebraska , USA |
| FaG | https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/181966507 |
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Daughter of Sarah Jane Dibble Stone (1851 WALES-1882 WALES) Married Nov 12 1898 Lincoln, Lancaster, NE They had five children, each taken in by other families: Roy (b.~1901 NE) Ray (1902-1978, FAG 47304019); adopted by the Holcombs Virginia Ellenn "Vergie"(b.~1904 NE, d. ?1965 MI); living with maternal uncle and aunt, Clarence and Mary Stone Fisher in 1920, Custer Co., NE; m.1. Emanuel Vega (b.~1898 Spain), m.2. Francisco S Guask (b.~1896 Spain); div. Ellen (1905 NE-1926 CA) m. 1920 Grand Island, Hall, NE, Robert Harding James Henry (1907 NE-1994 IN) ------------------------------------- Mrs. Hattley Holden [sic] Word was received Monday noon that Mrs. Hattley Holden had passed away in St. Joseph's hospital at Omaha. She left Arcadia last Thursday morning accompanied by her husband and her brother-in-law, Adam Visda, to the hospital for treatment. Deceased was a second daughter of Thomas Stone of this vicinity and she was born in Taibach, South Wales, Dec. 3rd, 1879, moved to America with her uncle, Henry Stone and his family when she was six years of age. She lived in Valley County until the time of her death, except three years in Lincoln. In November 1890 [sic-1898] she was married to Mr. Hattley Holden and to this union were born five children, three boys and two girls. During her sickness, she showed marvelous courage and faith in the Lord Jesus Christ. She was willing to trust him as her personal Savior and we believe she died in the christian faith. The world will never know what heroic sacrifice of these few years of severe toil has been to her. Though with broken health, yet she was inspired to work for her family to be true, honest, upright and to honor God. She is survived by her husband and five children, Father and step-mother, one brother, two sisters and many other relatives and friends. Funeral services were held in the Round Park school house, this morning, Rev. Thos. Evans, of Arcadia officiating. Burial at Round Park Cemetery. The Arcadia Champion - Jan 12 1911, Pg 1, Col 2
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