


Winder Wonderland DNA Project
Researching the genealogy of the Winder/Winders/Wynder/etc families.
Susan POWELL

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Name Susan POWELL Birth 18 Nov 1832 , Washington, Maryland, USA [1]
Gender Female cemetery 1905 Polo, Ogle, lllinois, USA Fairmont Cemetery _UID C2A7DF3EFA1246AAA970C8F0A00D3F73B2C5 Death 28 Mar 1905 Polo, Ogle, lllinois, USA [1]
Burial Y [1] Person ID I6038 WinderWonderland Last Modified 5 Apr 2014
Father Upton POWELL, b. 1802, , , Maryland, USA d. Yes, date unknown
Mother Ann, b. 1805, , , Maryland, USA d. Yes, date unknown
Family ID F9207 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family John N. WINDERS, b. Abt 1825, , Washington, Maryland, USA d. 1897, Silver Plume, Clear Creek, Colorado, USA
(Age 72 years)
Marriage 14 Dec 1850 Mountain View, Washington, Maryland, USA [2, 3]
Marriage 24 May 1853 , , Maryland, USA [1]
Children 1. Thomas Jefferson WINDERS, b. 20 Jan 1863, Nevadaville, Gilpin, Colorado, USA d. 6 Mar 1939, Chicago, Cook, Illinois, USA
(Age 76 years)
Family ID F3800 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 5 Apr 2014
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Event Map cemetery - Fairmont Cemetery - 1905 - Polo, Ogle, lllinois, USA Death - 28 Mar 1905 - Polo, Ogle, lllinois, USA = Link to Google Earth
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Notes - From Past and present of DeKalb County, Illinois, pg 478:
Thomas Jefferson Winders, editor and proprietor of the Malta Record and Creston Observer, was born in Nevada City, Colorado, January 20, 1863, a son of John N. and Susan (Powell) Winders, both of whom were natives of Washington county, Maryland, the former born in 1829 and the latter in 1834. In 1855 the parents came to Illinois, settling in Polo, but after two years removed to St. Joseph, Missouri, where they remained for a year and a half. On the expiration of that period they removed to Nevada City, Colorado. The father was both a civil and mining engineer and he opened and conducted a gold and silver mine, which he owned for some time, later disposing of it to an English syndicate. He remained in Nevada City until 1875 and then removed to Silver Plume, Colorado, where he lived until his death, which occurred in 1897. In 1871, Mrs. Winders, accompanied by her little son, returned to Polo, Illinois, and there resided until called to her final rest March 28, 1905, at the age of seventy-two years, four months and ten days.
- From Past and present of DeKalb County, Illinois, pg 478:
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