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 1837 - 1909
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| Born |
8 Feb 1837 |
Portland, Chatauqua, NY  [1, 2] |
| Gender |
Female |
| bio notes |
1890 |
Monona Co, IA [3] |
| Religion |
1890 |
Monona Co, IA |
| Mormon |
| _UID |
12E670D3E3A44F64A622664A4E599C25554F |
| Died |
6 Jun 1909 |
Moorhead, Monona, IA [1, 2] |
| Buried |
Preparation, Monona, IA [1] |
| Person ID |
I1396 |
OuthouseLine2014 |
| Last Modified |
3 Jan 2014 |
| Family |
Miles S. OUTHOUSE, b. 20 Sep 1823, Aviston, Clinton, IL , d. 17 Apr 1889, Long Pine, Rock, NE |
| Married |
22 May 1865 [1, 2, 4] |
| Children |
| > | 1. Edward Curtis OUTHOUSE, b. 26 Feb 1866, Preparation, Monona, IA , d. 4 Jan 1926, Onawa, Monona, IA |
| > | 2. David Grant OUTHOUSE, b. 7 Apr 1867, Preparation, Monona, IA , d. 25 Oct 1956, Moorhead, Monona, IA |
| > | 3. Earnest Richard OUTHOUSE, b. 7 Jun 1869, Beraden, Monona, IA , d. 4 Mar 1956, Lamoni, Decatur, IA |
| > | 4. Sarah Kathleen OUTHOUSE, b. 19 Apr 1871, Beraden, Monona, IA , d. Jun 1957, Moorhead, Monona, IA |
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| Last Modified |
29 Aug 2004 |
| Family ID |
F574 |
Group Sheet |
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| Notes |
- She was the daughter of Thomas and Persis BALDWIN CURTIS. She was first married to Henry THOMPSON in the Civil War. They had four children: Francis (b. ca 1853), Alice (b. ca 1855), Hennrietta (b. ca 1858), and Traverse (b. ca 1859).
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| Sources |
- [S210] Ancestral File (LDS), 1BVR-P6 (Reliability: 3).
- [S103] Outhouse Family Genealogy, Terry DeFrees, (1990).
- [S424] County History - Ancestry.
History of Monona County, Iowa. Chicago: National Publishing Company, 1890, p. 489
MRS. SARAH THOMPSON, who is residing upon her farm on section 10, in Spring Valley Township, was born in Chautauqua County, N. Y., February 8, 1837, and is the daughter of Thomas and Percy (Baldwin) Curtis. Her father was born August 27, 1799, and her mother September 10, 1802, both in Vermont. Having joined the Latter Day Saints, her parents left New York in her infancy, and spent the summer at Kirtland, Ohio. From there they went to Missouri, and while on the road, her father died. Her mother went on to Far West, Missouri, and was there during the Mormon troubles at that place. From there they went to Lima, Ill., and finally to the City of Refuge, Nauvoo. In the meantime her mother married Edward Johnson.
After the assassination of Joseph Smith, in 1814, the family started with the other members of the church for their unknown destination toward the Pacific Coast, but only went as far as Council Bluffs. From the latter village they went to St. Joseph, Mo. At the latter place the subject of this sketch was married to Henry Thompson, in February, 1853. From St. Joseph they moved to Cincinnati, Ohio, and later on to Warsaw, Ill., from which place, in 1860 they came to Preparation. Here and in the vicinity' she has made her home ever since. By her marriage Mrs. Thompson had four children— Francis L., Alice B., Henriettie, and Traverse C. During the War Mr. Thompson enlisted in the army, and like so many others who went to the front, never returned.
In 1865, Mrs. Thompson was again married, this time to Miles Outhouse, and is the mother of four children— Edward C, David G., Ernest R, and Sarah K. All but two of the family are members of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.
- [S81] JOHNSON, Betty J..
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