On 2 may 1907 Bessie married William Allen Chase (1879–1942). They had 2 children:
Claude Sherwood Chase (1908–1975) and
Eula Faye (Chase) Carr (1909 – 2005).
Bessie was living with her husband and daughter in Sun, WV when she fell ill. She died in the hospital due to medical complications following surgery. Her death record indicates she died in the small town (no longer extant) of McKendrie, in Fayette County, West Virginia, where there was once a nursing school on the banks of the New River.
According to her daughter Leona, Bessie was buried in "Mt. Hope Cemetery". The closest cemetery with that name is 50 miles away. So she is probably buried in a cemetery in or near the city of Mt. Hope, West Virginia.
Claude Sherwood Chase (1908–1975) and
Eula Faye (Chase) Carr (1909 – 2005).
Bessie was living with her husband and daughter in Sun, WV when she fell ill. She died in the hospital due to medical complications following surgery. Her death record indicates she died in the small town (no longer extant) of McKendrie, in Fayette County, West Virginia, where there was once a nursing school on the banks of the New River.
According to her daughter Leona, Bessie was buried in "Mt. Hope Cemetery". The closest cemetery with that name is 50 miles away. So she is probably buried in a cemetery in or near the city of Mt. Hope, West Virginia.
On 2 may 1907 Bessie married William Allen Chase (1879–1942). They had 2 children:
Claude Sherwood Chase (1908–1975) and
Eula Faye (Chase) Carr (1909 – 2005).
Bessie was living with her husband and daughter in Sun, WV when she fell ill. She died in the hospital due to medical complications following surgery. Her death record indicates she died in the small town (no longer extant) of McKendrie, in Fayette County, West Virginia, where there was once a nursing school on the banks of the New River.
According to her daughter Leona, Bessie was buried in "Mt. Hope Cemetery". The closest cemetery with that name is 50 miles away. So she is probably buried in a cemetery in or near the city of Mt. Hope, West Virginia.
Claude Sherwood Chase (1908–1975) and
Eula Faye (Chase) Carr (1909 – 2005).
Bessie was living with her husband and daughter in Sun, WV when she fell ill. She died in the hospital due to medical complications following surgery. Her death record indicates she died in the small town (no longer extant) of McKendrie, in Fayette County, West Virginia, where there was once a nursing school on the banks of the New River.
According to her daughter Leona, Bessie was buried in "Mt. Hope Cemetery". The closest cemetery with that name is 50 miles away. So she is probably buried in a cemetery in or near the city of Mt. Hope, West Virginia.
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