Bios of Fanning, E. S. Wabasha Co., MN
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Fanning, E. S. (page 639), was born in Leydon, Lewis County, New York, and
Hannah fanning, his wife, was also born in New York State. In 1855 they
came from Illinois to Wabasha County and lived here sixteen years, and
here their seven children were born: Mary L., who now lives in Havre,
Mont.; a son who died in infancy; Elizabeth E., who died October 4, 1887;
James H., residing at Nemaha, Iowa; Ezra E., of Anoka, Minn.; Adelbert E.,
who lives at Storm Lake, Iowa; and Edmund S., Jr. who lives at Nemaha,
Iowa. In the fall of 1871 Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Fanning moved to Sac County,
Iowa, where Mr. Fanning died Jun 25, 1888, aged 55 years, nine months and
two days. He was converted two years before he died, joined the M. E.
church, and was appointed class leader. Hannah, his wife, died in Sac
County, Iowa, December 17, 1907, aged 74 years, four months and 22 days.