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Warner, Amanda, b abt 1818 in ? Elba, NY, m. Henry Donnelly (no date) and lived in Mason, Ingham Co. MI.?

Dau of David C. Jr. & Mary (Russell) Warner. They had no children. Offered money to family if someone would name their son Henry Donnelly; my great-greatgrandparents, Calvin “Frank” Franklin Warner, did so with their youngest son in Wheatfield twp., Ingham Co., MI. I need birth dates and death dates, cemetery info, of Amanda (Warner) and Henry Donnelly. And here’s a goodie: an Internet site where I can find/buy a pic of the “Hotel Donnelly” in long-ago Mason, MI. [I'm not related to Onondaga reunion Warners except back through another line. I read that, too, abt Lucien, etc. I grew up in Leslie and Eaton Rapids, and so not far from Onondaga, MI. There was also a nest of Warners related but not direct, that came to Milan, MI. I live only 10 miles from Milan!] Sorry I missed the Best Answer deadlline.

The information from this death certificate shows that Amanda (Warner) Donnelly was born in 1825 and was the daughter of David and Olive (Rawson) Warner. Various family trees (rootsweb.com) show that her grandparents were David and Mary (Russell) Warner.

Michigan Death Certificate
Name: DONELLY, AMENDA
Date of Death: 14 Nov 1900
Age: 75 yrs, 4 mos
Place of Death: Mason, Ingham County
Burial: 16 Nov 1900 – Maple Grove Cemetery
Father: David Warner
Mother: Olive Rawson
If married, age at marriage: 24
Number of children: None
Cause of death: Stomach Cancer
Informant: A. W. Donald (Undertaker in Mason, MI)

http://seekingmichigan.org/discover-collection?collection=p129401coll7

Findagrave.com has a photo of their tombstone at Maple Grove Cemetery (Plot B) in Mason, MI. Birth – Death dates are Feb 6, 1825 – Nov 14, 1900 for Amanda W Donnelly and Jan 2, 1832 – May 14, 1884 for Henry J Donnelly

http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=34615438

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