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Adam C. Cosner
(1828-1891)
Mary Ann Rinker
(1837-1916)
Abraham Walter Iman
(1861-1918)
Mary Keziah Cosner
(1865-1932)
Lucy Jane Iman
(1888-1965)

 

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Spouses/Children:
1. Joe Moore

2. Lee Funkhouser
3. Sam Funkhouser
4. Martin Rohrer

Lucy Jane Iman

  • Born: 31 May 1888, Greenland Gap, Grant, West Virginia, United States
  • Marriage (1): Joe Moore about 1908
  • Marriage (2): Lee Funkhouser about 1912
  • Marriage (3): Sam Funkhouser about 1916
  • Marriage (4): Martin Rohrer after 1916
  • Died: 9 May 1965, Garrett, Maryland, United States at age 76
  • Buried: May 1965, Deer Park, Garrett, Maryland, United States

bullet   Cause of her death was Cancer.

bullet   Another name for Lucy was "Jess" Iman.

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bullet  Noted events in her life were:

1. Cemetery: Deer Park, May 1965, Deer Park, Garrett, Maryland, United States.


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Lucy married Joe Moore about 1908. (Joe Moore was born about 1885 and died on an unknown date.)


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Lucy next married Lee Funkhouser about 1912. (Lee Funkhouser was born about 1885 in Alum Springs, Pulaski, Virginia, United States and died on an unknown date in Garrett, Maryland, United States.)


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Lucy next married Sam Funkhouser about 1916. (Sam Funkhouser was born about 1885 and died on an unknown date.)


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Lucy next married Martin Rohrer after 1916. (Martin Rohrer was born about 1885 and died on an unknown date.)


bullet  Marriage Notes:


The four children listed for this union between Lucky Iman and Martin Rohrer may be in doubt. A nephew of Lucy Iman, Donald Boice, indicates that her first husband was Joe Moore and that they had two children, Madeline and Peggy. Her next two husbands were Sam Funkhouser and Lee Funkhouser but neither fathered any children. Her last marriage was to Martin Roher but he was old when they married as was she.

The first two children listed as fathered by Martin Rohrer, Mary "Peggy" Rohrer and Madeline Rohrer are probably the two children born to the first husband, Joe Moore. That still leaves the father of the second two, Virgil and Ada, as unknown.

August 25, 2002. Don Boice adds the following:
Aunt Lucy only had the two girls. Martin may have had some by a previous marriage. When family visited, he sort of blended into the wall and didn't say much. Aunt Lucy was way past childbearing when they got married. Don't know where Betty got her info but it is certainly mixed up. After Uncle Lee died, I lived with Aunt Lucy for a while, so I got to know her pretty good.
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