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Nanina Emma “Nannie” Long Fenton

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Birth	:	31 Aug 1870 USA
Death	:	25 Oct 1946 Claresholm, Claresholm Census Division, Alberta, Canada
Burial	:	Block Cemetery, Republic, Seneca County, USA
Coordinate	:	41.1753006, -82.9772034
Plot	:	Block 13, Lot 13, Plot E
Inscription	:	Nanina E. Born Aug.31,1870 Died Oct. 25,1946
Description	:	THE CLARESHOLM LOCAL PRESS Claresholm, Alberta, Friday, September 25 1936 (photo of the couple) Mr and Mrs A.N. Fenton, of Claresholm, who celebrated their Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary on Saturday, September 19th Mr and Mrs A.N. Fenton enjoyed the honor that comes to a very small percentage of this world's population when on Saturday last, Sept 19th they celebrated their golden wedding anniversary, the celebration being held at the home of their son, Ernest. Forty-six guests were seated at the golden wedding dinner. The dining room was fittingly decorated for this festive occasion with pink and white streamers. The... Read More	THE CLARESHOLM LOCAL PRESS Claresholm, Alberta, Friday, September 25 1936 (photo of the couple) Mr and Mrs A.N. Fenton, of Claresholm, who celebrated their Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary on Saturday, September 19th Mr and Mrs A.N. Fenton enjoyed the honor that comes to a very small percentage of this world's population when on Saturday last, Sept 19th they celebrated their golden wedding anniversary, the celebration being held at the home of their son, Ernest. Forty-six guests were seated at the golden wedding dinner. The dining room was fittingly decorated for this festive occasion with pink and white streamers. The table was centered with a beautiful three-tiered wedding cake, and all arrangements completed for the full enjoyment of the event. Albert Newton Fenton, the groom of fifty years, was born in Boone County, Missouri in 1865, and in the year 1886 married Miss Nannie Emma Long. To this union eleven children were born: Edgar John (in Missouri) Virgil (deceased) Ernest Estel (in Texas) George Maie Lula (in Edmonton) Lola Linnie Laura. There are 27 grandchildren. Mr Fenton came to Canada in 1912 and in 1913 moved his family here. They first lived on a farm five miles east and one mile south of Claresholm, later moving to their present ranch twelve miles southwest of Claresholm, near the Schaffer School. Mr Fenton has always been engaged in farming. In his earliest days the grain was harvested with a cradle, and many an old-timer still boasts his prowess with this primitive type of harvesting implement. Then came the crude forerunner of the present efficient self binder. The first threshing machine Mr Fenton saw in use were driven by horse power, and the way the poor horses had to go round and round would have inspired writers of modern song hits if they could only have seen them. These threshers had no blowers and a man had to stand under the old straw carriers and do the stacking with the dust and chaff pouring out all over him. Then came the steam engines, the straw blower, and yet the bands had to be cut by hand and the sheaves fed into the cylinder. The old time "feeder" was just about as romantic a character as the present day cowboy. He wore long gauntlets, big dust goggles and invariably a red bandanna around his neck, and drew the biggest pay of any man on the crew. Then came the self feeders, the gas tractors and so on down to our present day combines. All this evolution has come within the lifetime of Mr and Mrs Fenton, and they have prided themselves in keeping pace with and taking advantage of modern improvements so far as it was in their power. Following the wedding dinner, a presentation of a handsome dinner set was made to the guests of honor, Mr E/A. Carey making the presentation address. Mr Fenton, when called upon to defend himself expressed overwhelming appreciation on behalf of Mrs Fenton and himself for the glorious surprise celebration. In reminiscing over the days gone by remarked particularly on the growth of the trees in the Claresholm area as compared with the bleakness of the bare prairie when he first came here. Relatives present for the celebration were: Mr and Mrs E.R. Fenton, Mr and Mrs A Forsyte, Mr and Mrs J.T. Wilite, Mr and Mrs W.G. Wilcox, Mr and Mrs W Long, Mr and Mrs Frank Taitinger, Mr and Mrs martin Thompson, Mr and Mrs E.A. Carey, Mr and Mrs W.E. Fenton, George Fenton, Mrs Frank Sylvester of Edmonton, Miss Lola Fenton, Miss Laura Fenton, Miss Millie Carey, Alvin, Warren and Glenn Fenton, Dorothy and Audrey Forsyte, Lorraine and Ronald Wilcox, Chester and Allan Long, Stella, Archie and Kenneth Fenton, Ret and Kenneth Sylvester. Eight of the 10 living children were present. Many friends and acquaintances of this highly respected old couple will join with The Local Press in wishing upon this happy occasion and wish Mr and Mrs Preston the best of luck and many more years of life and happiness ============= ALBERTA DEATH REGISTER #011-182 Name: Nannie Emma Fenton Gender: Female Death Date: 25 Oct 1946 Death Place: Claresholm, Alberta, Canada Registration Number: 011-182

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Nanina Emma “Nannie” Long Fenton's memorial is located at: Block Cemetery, Republic, Seneca County, USA.
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Nanina Emma “Nannie” Long Fenton death on 25 Oct 1946 in Claresholm, Claresholm Census Division, Alberta, Canada
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Latitude: 41.1753006
Longitude: -82.9772034

Family Members:

Parent

Spouse

Albert Newton Fenton

(1865 - 1958)

Siblings

Children

Edgar Ray Fenton

(1888 - 1977)

William Ernest “Willie” Fenton

(1893 - 1955)

George Dewey Fenton

(1897 - 1967)

Stella Mae Fenton Furseth

(1900 - 1995)

Linnie E Fenton Wilcox

(1907 - 1997)

Laura M Fenton

(1908 - 1980)

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Nearby Cemetories:

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Republic, Seneca County, USA
Coordinate: 41.1753006, -82.9772034

2. Adams Lutheran Cemetery
Republic, Seneca County, USA
Coordinate: 41.1824646, -82.9758987

3. Reformed Church Cemetery
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Coordinate: 41.1653980, -82.9809600

4. Payne Cemetery
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Coordinate: 41.1986690, -82.9750770

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Coordinate: 41.1455130, -82.9813030

6. Union Cemetery
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Coordinate: 41.2118988, -82.9710999

7. Coffman Cemetery
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Coordinate: 41.1693993, -83.0346985

8. Saint Jacob Cemetery
Republic, Seneca County, USA
Coordinate: 41.1700500, -83.0501900

9. Kohlenberg Family Cemetery
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Coordinate: 41.1840180, -83.0506650

10. Armstrong Cemetery
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Coordinate: 41.1246986, -82.9447021

11. Farewell Retreat Cemetery
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Coordinate: 41.1172800, -83.0132500

12. Lowell School Cemetery
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Coordinate: 41.2131000, -83.0472000

13. Thompson Center Cemetery
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Coordinate: 41.2117004, -82.9024963

14. Fireside Cemetery
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Coordinate: 41.2270000, -82.9072100

15. Reed Assumption Catholic Church Cemetery
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Coordinate: 41.1531800, -82.8792000

16. Lay Cemetery
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Coordinate: 41.2552986, -82.9816971

17. Raymond Cemetery
Green Springs, Seneca County, USA
Coordinate: 41.2495130, -83.0197690

18. Scipio Township Cemetery
Scipio, Seneca County, USA
Coordinate: 41.0956110, -83.0054687

19. Underhill Cemetery
Seneca County, USA
Coordinate: 41.2098030, -82.8758530

20. Bunker Hill Cemetery
Seneca County, USA
Coordinate: 41.2125015, -83.0772018

21. Pleasant Ridge Cemetery
Tiffin, Seneca County, USA
Coordinate: 41.1688995, -83.0986023

22. Bishop Seybert Cemetery
Flat Rock, Seneca County, USA
Coordinate: 41.2257996, -82.8739014

23. Colwell Cemetery
Green Creek, Sandusky County, USA
Coordinate: 41.2700005, -82.9800034

24. Saint Michaels Cemetery
Frank, Seneca County, USA
Coordinate: 41.1927986, -82.8514023