Obit of Mrs. Laura (Glazier) GADBAW (b.1835 d.1923), Todd Co., MN

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Obituary
Thursday March 15, 1923 Long Prairie Leader

“Mrs. Laura Gadbaw, more familiarly known as Grandma Gadbaw, was born 
in Ames, Athens County, Ohio, October 26, 1835. She died at Osakis 
February 27, 1923, at twenty three minutes past nine in the evening. 
Her maiden name was Laura Glazier. She reached the ripe old age of 87 
years, 4 months and one day.  She grew up in her home community and 
was married to Lewis Buck at Carthage, Athens County Ohio, April 21, 
1860. To them two sons were born, who survive her. They are Gilbert 
H. Buck of Osakis and James W. Buck of Atwood, Kansas. She is also 
survived by twelve  grandchildren and seven great grandchildren, one 
sister and one brother, besides many other relatives and a host of 
friends. Lewis Buck died April 6, 1866 , at Carthage Ohio. November 
5, 1868, the little family moved to Macon County, Missouri, and resided 
there until January 1882, when they came to Todd County, settling on a 
farm near Oak Hill, Leslie Township. On August 5, 1889, she was married 
to Julius Gadbaw, who died January 9, 1916. Mrs. Gadbaw was a consistent 
and devoted Christian. Her sweet disposition and faith in God should be 
an incentive to her family, her friends and her acquaintances to live 
that of a noble life which gives you peace and contentment that nothing 
else can give. The pallbearers at her funeral were old neighbors. They 
were E.A. Curtis, J.W. Oliver, E.W. Sumner, Reuben Lunceford, Nick 
Hentges and William Hagen. - Contributed.”

Marriage Certificate location
Lewis Buck m. Laura Glazier  12 Apr 1860  Bk 4 #190  Athens County Ohio