Charles Jennings b. 26 DEC 1869 Near McCook, South Dakota, United States d. 17 APR 1905 Le Mars, Plymouth, Iowa, United States: Jacob Strong Family

1869 - 1905

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Birth	26 Dec 1869	Near McCook, South Dakota, United States [1]
Gender	Male
Died	17 Apr 1905	Le Mars, Plymouth, Iowa, United States [2]
Person ID	I2304	Jacob Strong and Sarah Hill
Last Modified	26 Apr 2013

Father	John Jennings, b. 15 Mar 1843, , , Ohio, United States , d. 5 Jul 1923, Le Mars, Plymouth, Iowa, United States
Mother	Mary Ann Wilson, b. 25 Jun 1847, , , Pennsylvania, United States , d. 8 Nov 1908, Le Mars, Plymouth, Iowa, United States
Married	3 Jul 1865	Muscatine, Muscatine, Iowa, United States
Family ID	F958	Group Sheet

Photos		Mary Ann Wilson and John Jennings family Back Row: LeRoy, Myrtle, Charlie, Jasper, Edith, Walter Front Row: Albert, Maryann (Wilson) Jennings, John Jennings, Jane The Original picture was taken in LeMars, Iowa in 1905. Mary Ann Wilson was born 25 June 1847 in Pennsylvania John Jennings was born 15 March 1843 in Ohio

[S305] Census: 1895, Iowa, Plymouth, LeMars, FHL Film 1,022,093..
Charles [age]25 [single or married] S [place of birth] S. Dakota
[S279] Newspaper: Le Mars Sentinel, Page 1 Column 5.
Death of Charles Jennings.
Charles Jennings died at the home of his father, John Jennings on High street, yesterday morning at half past three o’clock, of pneumonia. He was only ill a week. He caught a cold which developed into a severe attack of pneumonia and the efforts of skilled physicians and nurses were unable to prolong his life.
Charles Jennings was born near McCook, S.D., on December 26, 1869. He lived in LeMars nearly all his life his father being one of the pioneer settlers of this locality.
The funeral will be held at the First Baptist church this afternoon at half past two o’clock. He leaves a father and mother, five brothers and three sisters to mourn his death. Two of his sisters Mrs. H. A. Turner and Mrs. O. F. Bradfield, of Silverton, Colo., were informed of his illness and came in time to see him before the end.”
Date: 18 April 1905