Catharine, more likely known as Katie, was born in about 1828. She was one of five known children born to Mary Gibson, (maiden name unknown) and her husband (given name unknown). Her siblings were Nancy, Peter, Sarah, and Thomas S.
By 1855 she had married John Joseph Humphreys, who had migrated from Ireland about three years earlier. The couple lived with her mother and siblings in Yates County, at least for awhile.
Her cause of death is unknown. The family probably didn't have much money, and it's doubtful a stone was ever placed on her grave. If one was, it's no longer there. When John died many years later, he was buried beside her.
By 1855 she had married John Joseph Humphreys, who had migrated from Ireland about three years earlier. The couple lived with her mother and siblings in Yates County, at least for awhile.
Her cause of death is unknown. The family probably didn't have much money, and it's doubtful a stone was ever placed on her grave. If one was, it's no longer there. When John died many years later, he was buried beside her.
Catharine, more likely known as Katie, was born in about 1828. She was one of five known children born to Mary Gibson, (maiden name unknown) and her husband (given name unknown). Her siblings were Nancy, Peter, Sarah, and Thomas S.
By 1855 she had married John Joseph Humphreys, who had migrated from Ireland about three years earlier. The couple lived with her mother and siblings in Yates County, at least for awhile.
Her cause of death is unknown. The family probably didn't have much money, and it's doubtful a stone was ever placed on her grave. If one was, it's no longer there. When John died many years later, he was buried beside her.
By 1855 she had married John Joseph Humphreys, who had migrated from Ireland about three years earlier. The couple lived with her mother and siblings in Yates County, at least for awhile.
Her cause of death is unknown. The family probably didn't have much money, and it's doubtful a stone was ever placed on her grave. If one was, it's no longer there. When John died many years later, he was buried beside her.
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