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Follansbee, Julia A., 1824-1898

 Person

Dates

  • Existence: 1824 - 1898

Biographical History

Julia A. Ritchie, Julia Ritchie, Julia A. Richey, or Julia A. Follansbee (circa 1824-1898) was born around 1824 to Robert and Mehitable Ritchie. She married Noble Follansbee on October 13, 1864. She died in Peterborough, New Hampshire on September 21, 1898.

Citation:
Family Search, December 13, 2012: (Julia A. Richie) Julia Ritchie, "New Hampshire, Marriages, 1720-1920" (Julia Ritchie; b. circa 1824; m. Oct. 13, 1864 to Noble Follansbee)

Ancestry.com, December 13, 2012: New Hampshire, Death and Burial records Index, 1654-1949 (Julia A. Follansbee; Julia A Ritchie; d. Sep. 21, 1898 in Peterborough, NH)

Mary Ritchie and Julia A. Ritchie letter, September 2, 1833 (Julia A. Richey)

Found in 1 Collection or Record:

Mary Ritchie and Julia A. Ritchie letter to Sarah M. Cunningham

 Item — Folder 1: [Barcode: 31197233635926]
Identifier: MSS 3821
Scope and Contents Contains one letter written on September 2, 1833, in Peterborough, New Hampshire by Mary Ritchie and Julia A. Ritchie. It is addressed to Sarah Cunningham, who had apparently relocated from Peterborough to Rockford, Illinois. The letter includes some reminiscences of past interactions, but primarily discusses the changes in the local church in Peterborough. Mary Ritchie briefly states that the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has gained 115 converts. A short note written by Julia...
Dates: 1833 September 2
Found in: L. Tom Perry Special Collections / Mary Ritchie and Julia A. Ritchie letter to Sarah M. Cunningham

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