Rhoda Seybold
1824 - 1900 (75 years)-
Name Rhoda Seybold Born Dec 20, 1824 Kentucky, USA 
Gender Female Died Feb 06, 1900 McDonough county, Illinois, USA Buried Liberty Cemetery, McDonough county, Illinois, USA Notes - From the "A.S. Hankins Family Genealogy" by Edna Hankins Fash, 1940 " Isaac and Rhoda Bozarth lived on the fine farm given to them as a wedding present by Rhoda's father, Robert Seybold. They reared their family here. At their death they left the farm free from debt to their children. They were both good Christian people. No better tribute need be given them that that expressed by their son-in-law, Arthur S. Hankins, - 'Isaac was an upright man of sterling character. He was very free hearted, and square in all his dealings. He never owed a debt.' Rhoda was a small blond, and as lively as a cricket, a good home maker and a lovely woman of noble character."
Rhoda died at the home of her son-in-law W.R. Cassingham.
Person ID I3008 mykindred Last Modified Feb 6, 2003
Father Robert Seybold, b. Aug 10, 1793, Washington county, Kentucky, USA , d. Nov 08, 1860, McDonough county, Illinois, USA (Age 67 years) Mother Mason "Macey" Edwards, b. Mar 16, 1794, Kentucky, USA , d. Feb 23, 1863, McDonough county, Illinois, USA (Age 68 years) Married Feb 27, 1813 Washington county, Kentucky, USA Notes - -
In the "History of McDonough County, 1885", pg. 623, "Early Settlers", it says that Robert Seybold came to Hire township in the fall of 1830 and lived in section 4 and then moved to Blandinsville, where he died in 1869. That he was born in Virginia on August 10, 1793 and was reared in Kentucky from 4 years of age. He is listed in the 1810 census of Washington County Kentucky.
The "History" says that Robert's paternal ancestors were German and his mother's people were English.
Children John L. and Robert D. added because of gravestones saying they were "son of R. & M. Seybold".
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Family ID F1112 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Isaac Bozarth, b. Oct 11, 1824, Grayson county, Kentucky, USA , d. Jul 06, 1896, McDonough county, Illinois, USA (Age 71 years) Married Apr 11, 1844 McDonough county, Illinois, USA [2] Notes - From the A.S. Hankins Family Genealogy by Edan Hankins Fash, 1940:
"Isaac and Rhoda Bozarth lived on the fine farm given to them as a wedding present by Rhoda's father, Robert Seybold. They reared their family here. At their death they left the farm free from debt to their children. They were both good Christian people. No better tribute need be given them than that expressed by their son-in-law, Arthur S. Hankins, -- 'Isaac was an upright man of sterling character. He was very free hearted, and square in all his dealings. He never owed a debt.' Rhoda was a small blond, and as lively as a cricket, a good home maker and a lovely woman of noble character."
Rhoda died at the home of her son-in-law W.R. Cassingham.
Children 1. Elizabeth Emeline Bozarth, b. Sep 20, 1846, Madison county, Illinois, USA , d. Y2. Nancy Bozarth, b. Apr 17, 1849, Madison county, Illinois, USA , d. Apr 21, 1916, Alva, Oklahoma, USA (Age 67 years)3. Eli L. Bozarth, b. Jan 28, 1852, Madison county, Illinois, USA , d. Mar 23, 1939, Marysville, Yuba county, California, USA (Age 87 years)4. Hiram Eugene Bozarth, b. Jul 23, 1855, McDonough county, Illinois, USA , d. Bef 1860, McDonough county, Illinois, USA (Age < 4 years)5. Ada Louella Bozarth, b. Dec 12, 1857, Madison county, Illinois, USA , d. Apr 15, 1880, Iola, Allen county, Kansas, USA (Age 22 years)6. Robert M. Bozarth, b. Aug 05, 1860, McDonough county, Illinois, USA , d. Oct 08, 1887, Iola, Allen county, Kansas, USA (Age 27 years)7. Isaac Newton Bozarth, b. May 12, 1863, Madison county, Illinois, USA , d. Mar 09, 1896, McDonough county, Illinois, USA (Age 32 years)8. Rosella Bozarth, b. Apr 27, 1866, McDonough county, Illinois, USA , d. YFamily ID F1128 Group Sheet | Family Chart
- From the "A.S. Hankins Family Genealogy" by Edna Hankins Fash, 1940 " Isaac and Rhoda Bozarth lived on the fine farm given to them as a wedding present by Rhoda's father, Robert Seybold. They reared their family here. At their death they left the farm free from debt to their children. They were both good Christian people. No better tribute need be given them that that expressed by their son-in-law, Arthur S. Hankins, - 'Isaac was an upright man of sterling character. He was very free hearted, and square in all his dealings. He never owed a debt.' Rhoda was a small blond, and as lively as a cricket, a good home maker and a lovely woman of noble character."
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