Josephine Wheeler Weage (1872-?) was born in Oak Park, Cook, Illinois in the United States to Collins A. Weage (b.1838) and Ellen H. Weage (1844-1909). She had a younger sister, Clarissa (known as Clara), born in 1874 and another, Jessica (b.1879).
Josephine was still alive at the time of the 1940 Census in the US but other than that, I can find no further information on her.
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