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| ====== Narcissus Throckmorton (c.1826-1878) ====== | ====== Narcissus Throckmorton (c.1826-c.1878) ====== |
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| ==== Birth ==== | ==== Birth ==== |
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| ==== Name ==== | ==== Name ==== |
| In the 1850 census record, her name is shown as "Narcissa," but in the 1860 and 1870 census records, as well as in two records for her children, it is shown as "Narcissus." In general, spelling in records as the time is variable. | In the 1850 census record, her name is shown as "Narcissa," but in the 1860 and 1870 census records, as well as in two records for her children, it is shown as "Narcissus." In general, spelling in records of the time was variable. |
| ((A death record for Joseph Marshall shows mother's name as Narcissus Throckmorton, and a marriage record for Zachariah Altman shows name of mother as Narcissus Throgmorton. Other records also show variant spellings of the surnames Throckmorton, Marshall, and Altman. In a handwritten county record of marriage with Joshua Marshall, her name is written in the record column as "Narcisy Snook" and in the text description as "Nancy Snook" -- which is difficult to explain. (DNA testing confirms Daniel Throckmorton and Richard Marshall as ancestors for descendants of Joshua and Narcissus, so pretty sure the father of Narcissus was Daniel Throckmorton.) )) | ((A death record for Joseph Marshall shows mother's name as Narcissus Throckmorton, and a marriage record for Zachariah Altman shows name of mother as Narcissus Throgmorton. Other records also show variant spellings of the surnames Throckmorton, Marshall, and Altman. In a handwritten county record of marriage with Joshua Marshall, her name is written in the record column as "Narcisy Snook" and in the text description as "Nancy Snook" -- which is difficult to explain. (DNA testing confirms Daniel Throckmorton and Richard Marshall as ancestors for descendants of Joshua and Narcissus, so pretty sure the father of Narcissus was Daniel Throckmorton.) )) |
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| ==== Marriage ==== | ==== Marriage ==== |
| On 10.Aug.1846, Narcissus married Joshua Marshall. The marriage took place in Jackson County, OH with James B. Johnson, Elder performing the ceremony. | On 10.Aug.1846, Narcissus married [[surname:marshall:1798_richard:richard_01_sarah:1823_joshua:start|Joshua Marshall]]. The marriage took place in Jackson County, OH with James B. Johnson, Elder performing the ceremony. |
| ((In some religious denominations existing at the time, an Elder was a type of ordained minister. Under Ohio law, marriage ceremonies could be performed by ordained clergy or by certain civil officers, e.g. Justice of the Peace)) | ((In some religious denominations existing at the time, an Elder was a type of ordained minister. Under Ohio law, marriage ceremonies could be performed by ordained clergy or by certain civil officers, e.g. Justice of the Peace)) |
| Joshua died in July 1859. | Joshua died in July 1859. |
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| On 15.Nov.1860, Narcissus married Soloman Altman. The marriage took place in Scioto County, OH. Soloman Altman had been married previously to Mary Throckmorton, who was Narcissus' sister. Mary died in March 1859 and was survived by two children who are shown in the household Daniel Throckmorton (Mary's father) in 1860 census records. | On 15.Nov.1860, Narcissus married [[surname:altman:1790_david_daniel:david_01_margaret:1831_solomon:start|Soloman Altman]]. The marriage took place in Scioto County, OH. Soloman Altman had been married previously to Mary Throckmorton, who was Narcissus' sister. Mary died in March 1859 and was survived by two children who are shown in the household Daniel Throckmorton (Mary's father) in 1860 census records. |
| ((Various family trees on Ancestry.com show a third child, Martha Jane Altman, born to Solomon and Mary. There are no known records to confirm this, but that would not be unusual if Martha Jane died as a young child, i.e. before 1860.)) | ((Various family trees on Ancestry.com show a third child, Martha Jane Altman, born to Solomon and Mary. There are no known records to confirm this, but that would not be unusual if Martha Jane died as a young child, i.e. before 1860.)) |
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