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Jessie Tinus

BirthFEB 1874 - Wisconsin
Death14 Sep 1963 - Sullivan, Jefferson, WI
MotherMary Jane Dawe
FatherHenry Tinus

Born in Wisconsin on FEB 1874 to Henry Tinus and Mary Jane Dawe. Jessie Tinus married Jay Meracle Longley and had 11 children. She passed away on 14 Sep 1963 in Sullivan, Jefferson, WI.

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Parents
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Henry Tinus
1849 - 1918
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Mary Jane Dawe
1853 - 1920
Spouse(s)
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Jay Meracle Longley
1869 - 1947
Children Show all
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Leon Longley
1895 - 1920
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Lloyd Longley
1895 - 1947
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Lavina C Longley
1896 - 1990
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Erna Longley
1902 - Unknown
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Carl Longley
1900 - 1994
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Warren Longley
1893 - 1918
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Florence E Longley
1909 - Unknown
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Ira J Longley
1905 - 1959
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Arlene Longley
1912 - 2000
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Maurice Longley
1910 - 1973
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Larma C Longley
1897 - Unknown

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