Elizabeth was the third child of George W. and Anne (Fisher) Bolsinger. At age 17 in 1860 she lived with the Randolph Dearth family as a domestic servant in German Township. In 1870 in Redstone, she lived with the Geo Higinbotham family as a domestic servant. They lived next door to the Hatfields. In the 1880 census at age 37, she was living with the Hatfields as a domestic servant. Rachel Higinbotham lived next door. In 1900, Elizabeth was still with the Hatfields. Rachel Higinbotham still lived next door. These names are noted as they were likely related. Elizabeth's mother was a Higinbotham. Someone in the family married a Dearth. She lived in Uniontown, then died in Pittsburg with the Dr. P.V. McParland family.
Elizabeth was the third child of George W. and Anne (Fisher) Bolsinger. At age 17 in 1860 she lived with the Randolph Dearth family as a domestic servant in German Township. In 1870 in Redstone, she lived with the Geo Higinbotham family as a domestic servant. They lived next door to the Hatfields. In the 1880 census at age 37, she was living with the Hatfields as a domestic servant. Rachel Higinbotham lived next door. In 1900, Elizabeth was still with the Hatfields. Rachel Higinbotham still lived next door. These names are noted as they were likely related. Elizabeth's mother was a Higinbotham. Someone in the family married a Dearth. She lived in Uniontown, then died in Pittsburg with the Dr. P.V. McParland family.
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