The first Benjamin Dansard, husband of Catherine Boyez/Boyse.
*Benjamin Dansard, one of Monroe's most prominent business men, died suddenly at his residence about 7:30 this morning, while breakfasting. Mr. Dansard was a native of France, was 75 years old and had resided in Monroe 52 years. He established the banking house of B. Dansard & Son in 1858, which has since that time ranked as one of Monroe's best conducted business institutions. He leaves but one son, Benjamin, the junior member of the firm." (Monroe Democrat, Jan. 26, 1888)
No individual marker, in the Dansard Vault.
*Benjamin Dansard, one of Monroe's most prominent business men, died suddenly at his residence about 7:30 this morning, while breakfasting. Mr. Dansard was a native of France, was 75 years old and had resided in Monroe 52 years. He established the banking house of B. Dansard & Son in 1858, which has since that time ranked as one of Monroe's best conducted business institutions. He leaves but one son, Benjamin, the junior member of the firm." (Monroe Democrat, Jan. 26, 1888)
No individual marker, in the Dansard Vault.
The first Benjamin Dansard, husband of Catherine Boyez/Boyse.
*Benjamin Dansard, one of Monroe's most prominent business men, died suddenly at his residence about 7:30 this morning, while breakfasting. Mr. Dansard was a native of France, was 75 years old and had resided in Monroe 52 years. He established the banking house of B. Dansard & Son in 1858, which has since that time ranked as one of Monroe's best conducted business institutions. He leaves but one son, Benjamin, the junior member of the firm." (Monroe Democrat, Jan. 26, 1888)
No individual marker, in the Dansard Vault.
*Benjamin Dansard, one of Monroe's most prominent business men, died suddenly at his residence about 7:30 this morning, while breakfasting. Mr. Dansard was a native of France, was 75 years old and had resided in Monroe 52 years. He established the banking house of B. Dansard & Son in 1858, which has since that time ranked as one of Monroe's best conducted business institutions. He leaves but one son, Benjamin, the junior member of the firm." (Monroe Democrat, Jan. 26, 1888)
No individual marker, in the Dansard Vault.
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