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Vesta Veina <I>Caffee</I> Finnigan

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Vesta Veina Caffee Finnigan

Birth
Johnson County, Iowa, USA
Death
2 Nov 1914 (aged 73)
Burial
Martelle, Jones County, Iowa, USA Add to Map
Plot
Back 17th Row
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Vesta Veine Caffee Holden Finnegan was born October 26, 1841 in Johnson County Iowa. She was the daughter of John Calvin Caffee and Eliza Reed Caffee. On November 15, 1859 Vesta married Benjamin S. Holden in Jones County Iowa and later, in August of 1860, their son Benjamin Percy Holden was born.
Vesta's first husband, Benjamin S. Holden joined the Union Army and was killed in the 2nd Battle of Corinth, Mississippi on August 28, 1862. He is buried in the Corinth, Mississippi National Battlefield Cemetery.
Vesta married Henry Finnigan on April 20, 1863 in Jones County, Iowa and had several children. They remained in Jones County, Iowa for many years. However Vesta was tired of life as a Farmer's wife and she and Henry Finnigan were divorced in 1888. Vesta married a third time in 1901 to H. A. Esterly in Cedar Rapids, IA, but later obtained a divorce.
Vesta died November 2, 1914 and is buried near her parents and next to oldest child, Benjamin Percy Holden, and two children by Harry Finnigan who died young.

Vesta Veine Caffee Holden Finnegan was born October 26, 1841 in Johnson County Iowa. She was the daughter of John Calvin Caffee and Eliza Reed Caffee. On November 15, 1859 Vesta married Benjamin S. Holden in Jones County Iowa and later, in August of 1860, their son Benjamin Percy Holden was born.
Vesta's first husband, Benjamin S. Holden joined the Union Army and was killed in the 2nd Battle of Corinth, Mississippi on August 28, 1862. He is buried in the Corinth, Mississippi National Battlefield Cemetery.
Vesta married Henry Finnigan on April 20, 1863 in Jones County, Iowa and had several children. They remained in Jones County, Iowa for many years. However Vesta was tired of life as a Farmer's wife and she and Henry Finnigan were divorced in 1888. Vesta married a third time in 1901 to H. A. Esterly in Cedar Rapids, IA, but later obtained a divorce.
Vesta died November 2, 1914 and is buried near her parents and next to oldest child, Benjamin Percy Holden, and two children by Harry Finnigan who died young.



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