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She was 84 years old at the time of the 1910 census and living with son Richard Lafayette Foster and family. He, his wife and many of his children are buried in Bethlehem Cemetery so I suspect this is where she is as well. There is the possibility that this is not where she is but the above makes me believe it is and I have requested a photo if it can be found.
Martha's husband, Thomas, died as a POW at Point Lookout Maryland days before the officially recognized end of the Civil War. She also had two brothers who died in the Civil War, Elias and John, shown below.
Siblings:
Elisha Baggett
John M Baggett
She was 84 years old at the time of the 1910 census and living with son Richard Lafayette Foster and family. He, his wife and many of his children are buried in Bethlehem Cemetery so I suspect this is where she is as well. There is the possibility that this is not where she is but the above makes me believe it is and I have requested a photo if it can be found.
Martha's husband, Thomas, died as a POW at Point Lookout Maryland days before the officially recognized end of the Civil War. She also had two brothers who died in the Civil War, Elias and John, shown below.
Siblings:
Elisha Baggett
John M Baggett
Sources:
She was 84 years old at the time of the 1910 census and living with son Richard Lafayette Foster and family. He, his wife and many of his children are buried in Bethlehem Cemetery so I suspect this is where she is as well. There is the possibility that this is not where she is but the above makes me believe it is and I have requested a photo if it can be found.
Martha's husband, Thomas, died as a POW at Point Lookout Maryland days before the officially recognized end of the Civil War. She also had two brothers who died in the Civil War, Elias and John, shown below.
Siblings:
Elisha Baggett
John M Baggett
She was 84 years old at the time of the 1910 census and living with son Richard Lafayette Foster and family. He, his wife and many of his children are buried in Bethlehem Cemetery so I suspect this is where she is as well. There is the possibility that this is not where she is but the above makes me believe it is and I have requested a photo if it can be found.
Martha's husband, Thomas, died as a POW at Point Lookout Maryland days before the officially recognized end of the Civil War. She also had two brothers who died in the Civil War, Elias and John, shown below.
Siblings:
Elisha Baggett
John M Baggett
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