Thomas C. Owings1
b. circa 1851, d. 14 September 1895
BirthCirca | circa 1851 | Thomas C. Owings was born in Illinois circa 1851.2 |
Childhood | | Thomas grew to adulthood in Carroll County, Illinois, but moved to Marshall County, Iowa with his parents when he was about eighteen years old. |
Marriage | 4 Jul 1872 | He married Sarah J. Ashworth on 4 Jul 1872 in Marshall County, Iowa.3 |
Cens-1880 | 5 Jun 1880 | Eight years after their marriage, Thomas and Sarah were farming next door to his parents in Logan township. Also in their home were two sons: George, age seven and Scott, age four.1 |
Occupation | | At the time of his death in 1895 Thomas was working as a liveryman.4 |
Death | 14 Sep 1895 | Thomas died on 14 Sep 1895 of typhoid fever in Marshalltown, Marshall County, Iowa.4 |
Burial | | He was buried at Riverside Cemetery in Iowa.4 |
Family | Sarah J. Ashworth |
Children | |
Citations
- [S1041] Thomas Owings household, 1880 U.S. cens., Marshall Co., IA, pop. sched., Logan township, ED 287, page 104b (stamped), dwelling 52, family 53, viewed online at Ancestry.com, Nov. 2004, image 6 of 14. Enumeration includes: Thomas Owings, 28, farmer, b. IL, father b. KY, mother b. VA; George, 7, son, b. IA; Sarah E., 27, wife, b. IA, parents b. England; Scott, 4, son b. IA.
- [S1030] William Owens household, 1860 U.S. census, Carroll Co., Illinois, pop. sched., Freedom, p. 870 (added script), dwelling 321, family 310, viewed online at Ancestry.com, Nov. 2004, image 12 of 22. Enumeration includes: William Owens, 38, farmer, owns real estate: $1,600, pers. prop $1,300, farmer, b. KY; Sarah S., 28, b. VA; Thomas C., 9; Amanda E., 7; Virginia A., 4; William D., 2; Adletta (f), 10/12; all children b. IL; John B. Owens, 18, b. IL; Calista French, 17, b. OH.
- [S1082] Marshall Co., Iowa Marriage Register 1870-1882. Thomas C. Owings to Sarah J. Ashworth, license issued 29 June 1872; marr 4 Jul 1872 by A. Towner, J.P.
- [S1086] T. C. Owens entry, Marshall Co., Iowa Death Register 2: 144 (1895). T.C. Owens, 44yr 10m 33d, d. 14 Dec. 1895 at 6:30am at Marshalltown of typhoid fever; b. IL; liveryman; buried Riverside Cemetery.