Eliza Jane Carrington, whose gravestone inscription identifies her as "E. Jane Carrington", was born to the distinguished soldier-scholar Henry Beebee Carrington and his second wife, Frances (nee Courtney). She died just a dozen days before her 90th birthday.
(Source of first name "Eliza": Findgrave member #4804027, Marguerite.
The June 1910 will of Elizabeth Jane Carrington's father, Henry Beebee Carrington describes her as being an "invalid daughter". Henry Beebee Carrington directs the royalties from the sale of the book, "My Army Life" to be received by Elizabeth Jane Carrington. The book seems to be being published even in 2023. The book originally sold for two dollars apiece. Henry Beebee Carrington says he was receiving 40% of the sales price of the book.
(Source of first name "Eliza": Findgrave member #4804027, Marguerite.
The June 1910 will of Elizabeth Jane Carrington's father, Henry Beebee Carrington describes her as being an "invalid daughter". Henry Beebee Carrington directs the royalties from the sale of the book, "My Army Life" to be received by Elizabeth Jane Carrington. The book seems to be being published even in 2023. The book originally sold for two dollars apiece. Henry Beebee Carrington says he was receiving 40% of the sales price of the book.
Eliza Jane Carrington, whose gravestone inscription identifies her as "E. Jane Carrington", was born to the distinguished soldier-scholar Henry Beebee Carrington and his second wife, Frances (nee Courtney). She died just a dozen days before her 90th birthday.
(Source of first name "Eliza": Findgrave member #4804027, Marguerite.
The June 1910 will of Elizabeth Jane Carrington's father, Henry Beebee Carrington describes her as being an "invalid daughter". Henry Beebee Carrington directs the royalties from the sale of the book, "My Army Life" to be received by Elizabeth Jane Carrington. The book seems to be being published even in 2023. The book originally sold for two dollars apiece. Henry Beebee Carrington says he was receiving 40% of the sales price of the book.
(Source of first name "Eliza": Findgrave member #4804027, Marguerite.
The June 1910 will of Elizabeth Jane Carrington's father, Henry Beebee Carrington describes her as being an "invalid daughter". Henry Beebee Carrington directs the royalties from the sale of the book, "My Army Life" to be received by Elizabeth Jane Carrington. The book seems to be being published even in 2023. The book originally sold for two dollars apiece. Henry Beebee Carrington says he was receiving 40% of the sales price of the book.
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