Individual Details

MRS. MARY F. JENKINS, Bangor; widow of David J. Jenkins, who was born in Cardiganshire, South Wales, March, 1829; came to America in 1852. He lived in La Crosse City one year, and removed to Bangor in the fall of 1853. He was married to his present widow, Mary F. Williams, daughter of Samuel Williams, who emigrated to Ohio from Massachusetts March, 1838, and to Dodge Co., Wis., in July, 1846; thence to Sauk Co. in 1849, and to Bangor in 1854. Mr. Jenkins was a prominent citizen of the village of Bangor. He built the mill in this village now owned by Mr. John Boshard. He was Justice of the Peace many years. He died Oct. 17, 1871. Mrs. Jenkins, previous to her marriage, was a prominent teacher of La Crosse Co.

From "History of La Crosse County, Wisconsin", 1881, p. 834.

Birth	5 Dec 1835	Otis, Berkshire, Massachusetts
Marriage	30 Mar 1864	Burns, La Crosse County, Wisconsin - David J "Dafydd" JENKINS
Residence (family)	1870	Bangor, La Crosse, Wisconsin - David J "Dafydd" JENKINS
Residence (family)	2 Apr 1871	as a visitor with David's married sister Mary and family - Berthneuadd, Nantcwnlle, Cardiganshire - David J "Dafydd" JENKINS
Residence	From 1880 to 1900	Bangor, La Crosse, Wisconsin
Occupation	1900	artist - Bangor, La Crosse, Wisconsin
Residence	1910	South Street, Bangor, La Crosse, Wisconsin
Occupation	1910	teacher of painting - Bangor, La Crosse, Wisconsin
Residence	1920	Burns, La Crosse, Wisconsin
Death	Bef 1930

Spouse

David J "Dafydd" JENKINS (1829 - 1871)

Father	Samuel WILLIAMS (1801 - 1879)
Mother	Abial VIETS (1798 - 1884)