daughter of William Eads and Nance Anne nee Estes.
married William Wallace Bennett
on 21 November 1836 in Jo Daviess Co., IL.
Source: Illinois Marriage Records
La Crosse Public Library Archives
Report Date: August 6, 1856
Source Independent Republican page 2 column 8
Event Date August 1, 1856
Name Mrs. Eliza Bennett
Residence: Rome, MN
Note: hus: W. W
On the evening of Friday, 1st inst., between the hours of 9 and 10 o’clock P.M. Mrs. Eliza, wife of W. W. Bennett, Esq., of Rome, Houston co., M.T., aged 35 years.
Mrs. Bennett was endeared to a wide circle of friends in La Crosse, Brownsville and Black River Falls, where the family had been early pioneers, and at times, too, when in-coming strangers were made sensible of her kindly attentions and open-handed, unostentatious sympathies. Her disease was understood to be a Pluresy, which baffled the skills of our pest physicians. She retained the use of her mental faculties to the last, and took farewell leave of her heart-stricken husband and children, with that resignation and gentleness that shone so conspicuously throughout her short but useful career of life.
Her remains were followed to a beautiful place, chosen by herself a short time previous to her last illness by a numerous concourse of citizens, whose sympathies for the believed and reverence for the deceased, drew them from neighboring towns, and who will long cherish the memory of her rare and exemplary virtue. [Com.
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Her siblings that don't have a memorial yet are:
Jane Eads Davis Lewis (1805-1889)
Sarah T Eads Davis (1818-1901)
Emily Margaret Davis Dillon (1825 – 1893)
Elizabeth Davis Lewis (1826-1856)
Thomas Jefferson Davis (1831-1911)
Hannah Jane Davis (1834-___)
Clarissa Davis Walker (1837- ___)
John W. Davis ( ____-____)
James Henry (___-___)
Source: Census Records.
married William Wallace Bennett
on 21 November 1836 in Jo Daviess Co., IL.
Source: Illinois Marriage Records
La Crosse Public Library Archives
Report Date: August 6, 1856
Source Independent Republican page 2 column 8
Event Date August 1, 1856
Name Mrs. Eliza Bennett
Residence: Rome, MN
Note: hus: W. W
On the evening of Friday, 1st inst., between the hours of 9 and 10 o’clock P.M. Mrs. Eliza, wife of W. W. Bennett, Esq., of Rome, Houston co., M.T., aged 35 years.
Mrs. Bennett was endeared to a wide circle of friends in La Crosse, Brownsville and Black River Falls, where the family had been early pioneers, and at times, too, when in-coming strangers were made sensible of her kindly attentions and open-handed, unostentatious sympathies. Her disease was understood to be a Pluresy, which baffled the skills of our pest physicians. She retained the use of her mental faculties to the last, and took farewell leave of her heart-stricken husband and children, with that resignation and gentleness that shone so conspicuously throughout her short but useful career of life.
Her remains were followed to a beautiful place, chosen by herself a short time previous to her last illness by a numerous concourse of citizens, whose sympathies for the believed and reverence for the deceased, drew them from neighboring towns, and who will long cherish the memory of her rare and exemplary virtue. [Com.
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Her siblings that don't have a memorial yet are:
Jane Eads Davis Lewis (1805-1889)
Sarah T Eads Davis (1818-1901)
Emily Margaret Davis Dillon (1825 – 1893)
Elizabeth Davis Lewis (1826-1856)
Thomas Jefferson Davis (1831-1911)
Hannah Jane Davis (1834-___)
Clarissa Davis Walker (1837- ___)
John W. Davis ( ____-____)
James Henry (___-___)
Source: Census Records.
daughter of William Eads and Nance Anne nee Estes.
married William Wallace Bennett
on 21 November 1836 in Jo Daviess Co., IL.
Source: Illinois Marriage Records
La Crosse Public Library Archives
Report Date: August 6, 1856
Source Independent Republican page 2 column 8
Event Date August 1, 1856
Name Mrs. Eliza Bennett
Residence: Rome, MN
Note: hus: W. W
On the evening of Friday, 1st inst., between the hours of 9 and 10 o’clock P.M. Mrs. Eliza, wife of W. W. Bennett, Esq., of Rome, Houston co., M.T., aged 35 years.
Mrs. Bennett was endeared to a wide circle of friends in La Crosse, Brownsville and Black River Falls, where the family had been early pioneers, and at times, too, when in-coming strangers were made sensible of her kindly attentions and open-handed, unostentatious sympathies. Her disease was understood to be a Pluresy, which baffled the skills of our pest physicians. She retained the use of her mental faculties to the last, and took farewell leave of her heart-stricken husband and children, with that resignation and gentleness that shone so conspicuously throughout her short but useful career of life.
Her remains were followed to a beautiful place, chosen by herself a short time previous to her last illness by a numerous concourse of citizens, whose sympathies for the believed and reverence for the deceased, drew them from neighboring towns, and who will long cherish the memory of her rare and exemplary virtue. [Com.
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Her siblings that don't have a memorial yet are:
Jane Eads Davis Lewis (1805-1889)
Sarah T Eads Davis (1818-1901)
Emily Margaret Davis Dillon (1825 – 1893)
Elizabeth Davis Lewis (1826-1856)
Thomas Jefferson Davis (1831-1911)
Hannah Jane Davis (1834-___)
Clarissa Davis Walker (1837- ___)
John W. Davis ( ____-____)
James Henry (___-___)
Source: Census Records.
married William Wallace Bennett
on 21 November 1836 in Jo Daviess Co., IL.
Source: Illinois Marriage Records
La Crosse Public Library Archives
Report Date: August 6, 1856
Source Independent Republican page 2 column 8
Event Date August 1, 1856
Name Mrs. Eliza Bennett
Residence: Rome, MN
Note: hus: W. W
On the evening of Friday, 1st inst., between the hours of 9 and 10 o’clock P.M. Mrs. Eliza, wife of W. W. Bennett, Esq., of Rome, Houston co., M.T., aged 35 years.
Mrs. Bennett was endeared to a wide circle of friends in La Crosse, Brownsville and Black River Falls, where the family had been early pioneers, and at times, too, when in-coming strangers were made sensible of her kindly attentions and open-handed, unostentatious sympathies. Her disease was understood to be a Pluresy, which baffled the skills of our pest physicians. She retained the use of her mental faculties to the last, and took farewell leave of her heart-stricken husband and children, with that resignation and gentleness that shone so conspicuously throughout her short but useful career of life.
Her remains were followed to a beautiful place, chosen by herself a short time previous to her last illness by a numerous concourse of citizens, whose sympathies for the believed and reverence for the deceased, drew them from neighboring towns, and who will long cherish the memory of her rare and exemplary virtue. [Com.
==============================================
Her siblings that don't have a memorial yet are:
Jane Eads Davis Lewis (1805-1889)
Sarah T Eads Davis (1818-1901)
Emily Margaret Davis Dillon (1825 – 1893)
Elizabeth Davis Lewis (1826-1856)
Thomas Jefferson Davis (1831-1911)
Hannah Jane Davis (1834-___)
Clarissa Davis Walker (1837- ___)
John W. Davis ( ____-____)
James Henry (___-___)
Source: Census Records.
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