LAURETTA JULIA JACKSON STUART
FATHER no gravesites have been identified
Samuel Henry Jackson R. Ph.
BIRTH 29 DEC 1850 • Vinje, Telemark, Norway
DEATH 01 SEP 1922 • Chicago, Cook, Illinois, USA
MOTHER no gravesites have been identified
Rebecca "Bessie" Julia Friend
BIRTH 25 SEP 1870 • Omaha. Douglas, Nebraska
DEATH 20 MAY 1938 • Chicago, Cook, Illinois, USA
SIBLINGS
Lillian "Edna" Mary Jackson
BIRTH 9 FEB 1890 • Cook County, Illinois, USA
DEATH 3 SEPTEMBER 1981 • Oak Lawn, Cook, Illinois, USA
William Henry Jackson
BIRTH 11 MAY 1891 • Chicago, Cook Illinois
DEATH 15 MAR 1966 • Chicago, Cook Illinois
SPOUSE
Raymond James Stuart
Married 1 Aug 1918 • Jersey City, New Jersey, USA, per New Jersey, Episcopal Diocese of Newark Church Records, 1809-1816, 1825-1970 Prior to their marriage there is a newspaper article in The Buffalo Times, 28 Oct 1917, Page 32, citing Raymond of eloping with Lauretta Julia “Laura” Jackson in 1917. They were arrested by Denver Police because he was still married and took Laura across state lines and was going to be prosecuted under the Mann act. Both were sent back to Chicago. About a year later when Laura was 18, they were married in New Jersey. No other articles have been located related to the charges or of his divorce from first wife.
Lauretta Julia Jackson Stuart Obit transcription from a family clipping
Waseca Journal, Sept 5, 1956 Wednesday Waseca, Minnesota
Funeral Rites Held Monday for Mrs. R Stuart
Private funeral rites were held at 2 p.m. Monday at the Conley Funeral chapel, Owatonna, for Mrs. Lauretta Stuart, wife of R James Stuart, well known artist of Meriden.
Mrs. Stuart died at 12:30 a.m. Friday at Methodist hospital in Rochester from a tumor of the throat. She had been in the hospital only a few days.
Officiating at the services was the Rev. William L Robertson pastor of the Associated Church in Owatonna. Burial was in Brase cemetery, two miles south of Meriden. (now known as Meriden Township Cemetery)
Born Lauretta Julia Jackson on March 18, 1900, Mrs. Stuart was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H Jackson of Chicago. She graduated from Lane high school in Chicago and worked for a time there and in New York.
There she met her husband and they were married Aug 1, 1918, In Jersey City, N J. The couple moved to Meriden in November of 1933
Surviving besides her husband are a brother William, Chicago, who attended the funeral with his wife, and a sister, Lillian, also of Chicago.
There were no pallbearers
Contributor: Carol Peabody (47358338)
The Buffalo Times (Buffalo, New York)28 Oct 1917, Sun Page 32
GIRL OF 17 JAILED WITH MARRIED MAN
Chief Armstrong Decides to Turn Couple Over to Chicago Police.
DENVER. Oct. 17, Lauretta Jackson, 17-year-old daughter of a prominent Chicago pharmacist, and R. J. Stuart, 35 a commercial artist, who, it is said, deserted his wife to elope with the girl, were arrested by Detectives Mulligan and Sanders in an apartment at No. 311 Twenty-third Street, where they have been living as man and wife since their arrival m Denver six weeks ago. A charge of white slavery was preferred against Stuart, with the Intention of prosecuting him in Denver under the provisions of the Mann act, but, after communicating with the Chicago authorities. Chief Armstrong decided to turn the couple over to the Chicago authorities.
FATHER no gravesites have been identified
Samuel Henry Jackson R. Ph.
BIRTH 29 DEC 1850 • Vinje, Telemark, Norway
DEATH 01 SEP 1922 • Chicago, Cook, Illinois, USA
MOTHER no gravesites have been identified
Rebecca "Bessie" Julia Friend
BIRTH 25 SEP 1870 • Omaha. Douglas, Nebraska
DEATH 20 MAY 1938 • Chicago, Cook, Illinois, USA
SIBLINGS
Lillian "Edna" Mary Jackson
BIRTH 9 FEB 1890 • Cook County, Illinois, USA
DEATH 3 SEPTEMBER 1981 • Oak Lawn, Cook, Illinois, USA
William Henry Jackson
BIRTH 11 MAY 1891 • Chicago, Cook Illinois
DEATH 15 MAR 1966 • Chicago, Cook Illinois
SPOUSE
Raymond James Stuart
Married 1 Aug 1918 • Jersey City, New Jersey, USA, per New Jersey, Episcopal Diocese of Newark Church Records, 1809-1816, 1825-1970 Prior to their marriage there is a newspaper article in The Buffalo Times, 28 Oct 1917, Page 32, citing Raymond of eloping with Lauretta Julia “Laura” Jackson in 1917. They were arrested by Denver Police because he was still married and took Laura across state lines and was going to be prosecuted under the Mann act. Both were sent back to Chicago. About a year later when Laura was 18, they were married in New Jersey. No other articles have been located related to the charges or of his divorce from first wife.
Lauretta Julia Jackson Stuart Obit transcription from a family clipping
Waseca Journal, Sept 5, 1956 Wednesday Waseca, Minnesota
Funeral Rites Held Monday for Mrs. R Stuart
Private funeral rites were held at 2 p.m. Monday at the Conley Funeral chapel, Owatonna, for Mrs. Lauretta Stuart, wife of R James Stuart, well known artist of Meriden.
Mrs. Stuart died at 12:30 a.m. Friday at Methodist hospital in Rochester from a tumor of the throat. She had been in the hospital only a few days.
Officiating at the services was the Rev. William L Robertson pastor of the Associated Church in Owatonna. Burial was in Brase cemetery, two miles south of Meriden. (now known as Meriden Township Cemetery)
Born Lauretta Julia Jackson on March 18, 1900, Mrs. Stuart was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H Jackson of Chicago. She graduated from Lane high school in Chicago and worked for a time there and in New York.
There she met her husband and they were married Aug 1, 1918, In Jersey City, N J. The couple moved to Meriden in November of 1933
Surviving besides her husband are a brother William, Chicago, who attended the funeral with his wife, and a sister, Lillian, also of Chicago.
There were no pallbearers
Contributor: Carol Peabody (47358338)
The Buffalo Times (Buffalo, New York)28 Oct 1917, Sun Page 32
GIRL OF 17 JAILED WITH MARRIED MAN
Chief Armstrong Decides to Turn Couple Over to Chicago Police.
DENVER. Oct. 17, Lauretta Jackson, 17-year-old daughter of a prominent Chicago pharmacist, and R. J. Stuart, 35 a commercial artist, who, it is said, deserted his wife to elope with the girl, were arrested by Detectives Mulligan and Sanders in an apartment at No. 311 Twenty-third Street, where they have been living as man and wife since their arrival m Denver six weeks ago. A charge of white slavery was preferred against Stuart, with the Intention of prosecuting him in Denver under the provisions of the Mann act, but, after communicating with the Chicago authorities. Chief Armstrong decided to turn the couple over to the Chicago authorities.
LAURETTA JULIA JACKSON STUART
FATHER no gravesites have been identified
Samuel Henry Jackson R. Ph.
BIRTH 29 DEC 1850 • Vinje, Telemark, Norway
DEATH 01 SEP 1922 • Chicago, Cook, Illinois, USA
MOTHER no gravesites have been identified
Rebecca "Bessie" Julia Friend
BIRTH 25 SEP 1870 • Omaha. Douglas, Nebraska
DEATH 20 MAY 1938 • Chicago, Cook, Illinois, USA
SIBLINGS
Lillian "Edna" Mary Jackson
BIRTH 9 FEB 1890 • Cook County, Illinois, USA
DEATH 3 SEPTEMBER 1981 • Oak Lawn, Cook, Illinois, USA
William Henry Jackson
BIRTH 11 MAY 1891 • Chicago, Cook Illinois
DEATH 15 MAR 1966 • Chicago, Cook Illinois
SPOUSE
Raymond James Stuart
Married 1 Aug 1918 • Jersey City, New Jersey, USA, per New Jersey, Episcopal Diocese of Newark Church Records, 1809-1816, 1825-1970 Prior to their marriage there is a newspaper article in The Buffalo Times, 28 Oct 1917, Page 32, citing Raymond of eloping with Lauretta Julia “Laura” Jackson in 1917. They were arrested by Denver Police because he was still married and took Laura across state lines and was going to be prosecuted under the Mann act. Both were sent back to Chicago. About a year later when Laura was 18, they were married in New Jersey. No other articles have been located related to the charges or of his divorce from first wife.
Lauretta Julia Jackson Stuart Obit transcription from a family clipping
Waseca Journal, Sept 5, 1956 Wednesday Waseca, Minnesota
Funeral Rites Held Monday for Mrs. R Stuart
Private funeral rites were held at 2 p.m. Monday at the Conley Funeral chapel, Owatonna, for Mrs. Lauretta Stuart, wife of R James Stuart, well known artist of Meriden.
Mrs. Stuart died at 12:30 a.m. Friday at Methodist hospital in Rochester from a tumor of the throat. She had been in the hospital only a few days.
Officiating at the services was the Rev. William L Robertson pastor of the Associated Church in Owatonna. Burial was in Brase cemetery, two miles south of Meriden. (now known as Meriden Township Cemetery)
Born Lauretta Julia Jackson on March 18, 1900, Mrs. Stuart was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H Jackson of Chicago. She graduated from Lane high school in Chicago and worked for a time there and in New York.
There she met her husband and they were married Aug 1, 1918, In Jersey City, N J. The couple moved to Meriden in November of 1933
Surviving besides her husband are a brother William, Chicago, who attended the funeral with his wife, and a sister, Lillian, also of Chicago.
There were no pallbearers
Contributor: Carol Peabody (47358338)
The Buffalo Times (Buffalo, New York)28 Oct 1917, Sun Page 32
GIRL OF 17 JAILED WITH MARRIED MAN
Chief Armstrong Decides to Turn Couple Over to Chicago Police.
DENVER. Oct. 17, Lauretta Jackson, 17-year-old daughter of a prominent Chicago pharmacist, and R. J. Stuart, 35 a commercial artist, who, it is said, deserted his wife to elope with the girl, were arrested by Detectives Mulligan and Sanders in an apartment at No. 311 Twenty-third Street, where they have been living as man and wife since their arrival m Denver six weeks ago. A charge of white slavery was preferred against Stuart, with the Intention of prosecuting him in Denver under the provisions of the Mann act, but, after communicating with the Chicago authorities. Chief Armstrong decided to turn the couple over to the Chicago authorities.
FATHER no gravesites have been identified
Samuel Henry Jackson R. Ph.
BIRTH 29 DEC 1850 • Vinje, Telemark, Norway
DEATH 01 SEP 1922 • Chicago, Cook, Illinois, USA
MOTHER no gravesites have been identified
Rebecca "Bessie" Julia Friend
BIRTH 25 SEP 1870 • Omaha. Douglas, Nebraska
DEATH 20 MAY 1938 • Chicago, Cook, Illinois, USA
SIBLINGS
Lillian "Edna" Mary Jackson
BIRTH 9 FEB 1890 • Cook County, Illinois, USA
DEATH 3 SEPTEMBER 1981 • Oak Lawn, Cook, Illinois, USA
William Henry Jackson
BIRTH 11 MAY 1891 • Chicago, Cook Illinois
DEATH 15 MAR 1966 • Chicago, Cook Illinois
SPOUSE
Raymond James Stuart
Married 1 Aug 1918 • Jersey City, New Jersey, USA, per New Jersey, Episcopal Diocese of Newark Church Records, 1809-1816, 1825-1970 Prior to their marriage there is a newspaper article in The Buffalo Times, 28 Oct 1917, Page 32, citing Raymond of eloping with Lauretta Julia “Laura” Jackson in 1917. They were arrested by Denver Police because he was still married and took Laura across state lines and was going to be prosecuted under the Mann act. Both were sent back to Chicago. About a year later when Laura was 18, they were married in New Jersey. No other articles have been located related to the charges or of his divorce from first wife.
Lauretta Julia Jackson Stuart Obit transcription from a family clipping
Waseca Journal, Sept 5, 1956 Wednesday Waseca, Minnesota
Funeral Rites Held Monday for Mrs. R Stuart
Private funeral rites were held at 2 p.m. Monday at the Conley Funeral chapel, Owatonna, for Mrs. Lauretta Stuart, wife of R James Stuart, well known artist of Meriden.
Mrs. Stuart died at 12:30 a.m. Friday at Methodist hospital in Rochester from a tumor of the throat. She had been in the hospital only a few days.
Officiating at the services was the Rev. William L Robertson pastor of the Associated Church in Owatonna. Burial was in Brase cemetery, two miles south of Meriden. (now known as Meriden Township Cemetery)
Born Lauretta Julia Jackson on March 18, 1900, Mrs. Stuart was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H Jackson of Chicago. She graduated from Lane high school in Chicago and worked for a time there and in New York.
There she met her husband and they were married Aug 1, 1918, In Jersey City, N J. The couple moved to Meriden in November of 1933
Surviving besides her husband are a brother William, Chicago, who attended the funeral with his wife, and a sister, Lillian, also of Chicago.
There were no pallbearers
Contributor: Carol Peabody (47358338)
The Buffalo Times (Buffalo, New York)28 Oct 1917, Sun Page 32
GIRL OF 17 JAILED WITH MARRIED MAN
Chief Armstrong Decides to Turn Couple Over to Chicago Police.
DENVER. Oct. 17, Lauretta Jackson, 17-year-old daughter of a prominent Chicago pharmacist, and R. J. Stuart, 35 a commercial artist, who, it is said, deserted his wife to elope with the girl, were arrested by Detectives Mulligan and Sanders in an apartment at No. 311 Twenty-third Street, where they have been living as man and wife since their arrival m Denver six weeks ago. A charge of white slavery was preferred against Stuart, with the Intention of prosecuting him in Denver under the provisions of the Mann act, but, after communicating with the Chicago authorities. Chief Armstrong decided to turn the couple over to the Chicago authorities.
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