Person Sheet

Name Mary Rosetta NAUMANN 46 Birth Date 17 Aug 1871 Death Date 19 Nov 1943 Age: 72 Death Place faribault County, Blue Earth, MN Father Mr. NAUMANN Mother Sarah OLIVER
Spouses
1 Samuel WARNER  Birth Date 9 Apr 186644 Birth Place faribault County, Blue Earth, MN?? Birth Memo Only child born in MN. His mother must have been pregnant when she left James Warner in Indiana to move to live with her son John in MN. Death Date 20 Jan 193345 Age: 66 Death Place faribault County, Blue Earth, MN 56013 Burial Date 23 Jan 193345 Burial Place Riverside Cemetary, Blue Earth, MN Education Samuel Warner played the fiddle. Father James Woodward WARNER (-1883) Mother Cordelia SHEDD (-1889)
Marriage Date 11 Nov 188847,48 Marriage Place faribault County, Blue Earth, MN Marriage Memo John, Samuel's older brother, hired Mary Naumann to look after their mother. It was while caring for Grandmother Warner that Samuel and Mary met one another.
Children Vearl Rita (1907-1965) Clifford Irving (1892-1973) Floyd Bruce (1889-1969) Alfred Ross Alta May (1897-1986) Norma Fern (1899-1967) Ethel Cordelia (1891-1968)
Notes for Samuel (Spouse 1)
Once when Sam was small he found a hen egg and put it in his trouser pocket. It got broken and in an effort to get the crushed egg out of his pocket, he stood on his head. In the early days the neighborhood boys had to herd the cattle. Sam Warner and Jim Sullivan were two of them. Charles Aling, an englishman who owned and lived on the farm out south east later owned by Theodore (Ted) Ziegler, used to come riding on his horse by the cattle herders. The boys would get their dogs by the collar and whisper "Sic em" when he rode by so the dogs would bark and make a big fuss. Mr. Aling was later a druggist in Blue Earth. There were two older boys, John and Frank McCoy that were so mean to Jim Sullivan. Jim thought maybe they weren't so mean to Sam because he had so many big brothers. Sam's explanation was the fact he could run fast enough that they couldn't catch him. Claimed himself to Pennsylvania Dutch.49
Notes for Samuel & Mary Rosetta (Family)
The Sam Warner farm was located on the north 1/2 of the south 1/2 of the SE 1/4 (or 40 acres). It is here that the home and buildings were built that both Sam and Mary Rosetta Nauman Warner raised their family. SAM & MARY GET MARRIED After their marriage in November of 1888, Samuel and Mary R. Nauman Warner lived with Cordelia Warner and John A. Warner in the old house. (the one that lumber was hauled by horse and wagon from St. Paul to build it) Cordelia Shedd Warner willed Samuel Warner her 100 acres of land with instructions for paying off the other heirs. Don't know when Samuel had the house and barn built on his land.