1st marriage to William Selby in Knox County, Indiana, on 28 Oct 1809
2nd marriage to James Richards in Lawrence County, Illinois, on 11 Sep 1833
3rd marriage to Joseph Phillips in Green County, Wisconsin, on 10 May 1847.
From the book: The Story of Primrose by Albert Barton
"Other early deaths were...Mrs. Joseph Phillips, 1851...Mrs. Phillips' remains were buried in the town of Montrose a short distance east of Devil's Chimney...As the early settlers moved away, the soil these dead had civilized was not allowed the peaceful mingling of their bones and the remains were generally transferred by relatives to other cemeteries."
2nd marriage to James Richards in Lawrence County, Illinois, on 11 Sep 1833
3rd marriage to Joseph Phillips in Green County, Wisconsin, on 10 May 1847.
From the book: The Story of Primrose by Albert Barton
"Other early deaths were...Mrs. Joseph Phillips, 1851...Mrs. Phillips' remains were buried in the town of Montrose a short distance east of Devil's Chimney...As the early settlers moved away, the soil these dead had civilized was not allowed the peaceful mingling of their bones and the remains were generally transferred by relatives to other cemeteries."
1st marriage to William Selby in Knox County, Indiana, on 28 Oct 1809
2nd marriage to James Richards in Lawrence County, Illinois, on 11 Sep 1833
3rd marriage to Joseph Phillips in Green County, Wisconsin, on 10 May 1847.
From the book: The Story of Primrose by Albert Barton
"Other early deaths were...Mrs. Joseph Phillips, 1851...Mrs. Phillips' remains were buried in the town of Montrose a short distance east of Devil's Chimney...As the early settlers moved away, the soil these dead had civilized was not allowed the peaceful mingling of their bones and the remains were generally transferred by relatives to other cemeteries."
2nd marriage to James Richards in Lawrence County, Illinois, on 11 Sep 1833
3rd marriage to Joseph Phillips in Green County, Wisconsin, on 10 May 1847.
From the book: The Story of Primrose by Albert Barton
"Other early deaths were...Mrs. Joseph Phillips, 1851...Mrs. Phillips' remains were buried in the town of Montrose a short distance east of Devil's Chimney...As the early settlers moved away, the soil these dead had civilized was not allowed the peaceful mingling of their bones and the remains were generally transferred by relatives to other cemeteries."
Gravesite Details
*calculated birth date based on gravestone information
Family Members
Siblings
Advertisement
Explore more
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
