CHARLES D. ELLETT
Charles was the young son of Grace (Jack) and Benjamin D. Ellett. His maternal grandparents were Ann (Robbinson) and Charles Jack and paternal were Mary (Anderson) and Benjamin Ellett.
Charles' mother Grace died on October 15, 1850 at the young age of 30, leaving three living children. Charles D.'s brothers Charles W. and Henry proceeded their mother in death. Charles D. died soon after their mother and little sister Grace Elizabeth died 10 months after her. Only one sister, Mary Jack lived to adulthood.
Charles was the young son of Grace (Jack) and Benjamin D. Ellett. His maternal grandparents were Ann (Robbinson) and Charles Jack and paternal were Mary (Anderson) and Benjamin Ellett.
Charles' mother Grace died on October 15, 1850 at the young age of 30, leaving three living children. Charles D.'s brothers Charles W. and Henry proceeded their mother in death. Charles D. died soon after their mother and little sister Grace Elizabeth died 10 months after her. Only one sister, Mary Jack lived to adulthood.
CHARLES D. ELLETT
Charles was the young son of Grace (Jack) and Benjamin D. Ellett. His maternal grandparents were Ann (Robbinson) and Charles Jack and paternal were Mary (Anderson) and Benjamin Ellett.
Charles' mother Grace died on October 15, 1850 at the young age of 30, leaving three living children. Charles D.'s brothers Charles W. and Henry proceeded their mother in death. Charles D. died soon after their mother and little sister Grace Elizabeth died 10 months after her. Only one sister, Mary Jack lived to adulthood.
Charles was the young son of Grace (Jack) and Benjamin D. Ellett. His maternal grandparents were Ann (Robbinson) and Charles Jack and paternal were Mary (Anderson) and Benjamin Ellett.
Charles' mother Grace died on October 15, 1850 at the young age of 30, leaving three living children. Charles D.'s brothers Charles W. and Henry proceeded their mother in death. Charles D. died soon after their mother and little sister Grace Elizabeth died 10 months after her. Only one sister, Mary Jack lived to adulthood.
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