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Chase County Kansas Obituaries
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Patton, Mary Ann Ring CLEMENTS, May 9, 1886:
MARY ANN (RING) PATTON
Mrs. Mary Ann Patton, wife of John Patton, aged about 60 years, died yesterday morning, and was buried today in the cemetery north of town. Besides her husband, an aged man, she leaves two sons, five daughters and many grandchildren to mourn her death.
All the children except two live near their parents; one, Mrs. Payne, lives in Garnet, and Mrs. Magill, another, is in the west.
Mr. and Mrs. Patton came here with their family from Indiana about eighteen years ago, bought a farm and have been on it ever since. Their children have all married and settled down. Mr. Patton has the sympathy of many friends in thus being left entirely alone; for a man who buries a long loved and devoted wife feels lost and alone, although surrounded by dutiful sons and daughters ever ready to minister to his wants.
Chase County Leader News, Cottonwood Falls, Kansas, May 13, 1886.
The following was submitted by her great great granddaughter, Margaret E. Haynes
Mary Ann (Ring) Patton was preceded in death by two sons, William H. and Joseph Charles, and one daughter, Rose Emily who died about two weeks before her mother died. Survivors of Mary Ann Patton were her husband, two sons and four daughters.
Died, at Clements, on Sunday morning, May 9, 1886, after a lingering illness, Mrs. John Patton, aged 65 years. Mrs. Patten had lived in the county many years, and had a large and highly respected family who have the sympathy of the entire community in their bereavement.
Chase County Courant, Cottonwood Falls, Kansas, May 13, 1886
From Margaret E Haynes, great-great-granddaughter of Mary Ann and John Patton: Mary Ann Ring Patton was born Sept 22, 1827, in Jefferson Co., Kentucky and died May 09, 1886, in Clements, Chase, Kansas. She married John Patton on January 06 1845 in Vigo County, Indiana. John Patton was born Sep 09 1811, in Kentucky. He died after Mary Ann's death on April 29, 1893, in Clements, Chase, Kansas. Eleven children were born to this union in Indiana, 3 died young. (Wm H., Joseph Charles, and Sarah Mabelle). In 1868, John and Mary Ann Patton and 8 of their children moved to Chase County, Kansas. Their longtime homeplace was just south of Clements and where the stone bridge is now located. Their 8 children who made the move to Chase County with them are: Margaret Elizabeth Patton (Mrs. Mashack Payne), John Thomas Patton (married Susan Frances Hawkins), Malinda Jane Patton (Mrs. J. M. Magill), Nelson Monroe Patton (married Clara Maria Davis), Mary Ann Patton (Mrs Isaac Richard Hawkins), Harriet Ellen Patton (Mrs. Isaac M Hudson), Rose Emely/Emma Patton (Mrs. John Thompson), and Ida S. Patton (Mrs. Marion Kent).
by Lorna Marvin
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