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Daughter of--
Oliver H. Bennett
and
Abigail Jones Bennett
"Frankie" was the 2nd of six children from her parents marriage.
NOTE: (1) There are alternate middle names for her father Oliver H. Bennett that sometimes causes confusion. (2) The middle name "Hughes" has been in the family for several generations passed down through the Bennett lineage with the caveat "that the middle name "Hughes" is thought to be from his maternal forbearers". (3) The middle name "Hampton" has been researched and documented too. (4) Whatever the source -- either family lore or research -- the middle initial is "H"; and he is one and the same personage.
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Marriage--
On 3 Sep 1848 in Monroe County, Kentucky,
Groom: Shelton Gentry Brown
Bride: Frances "Frankie" Bennett Brown
Children (list is work in progress)--
Oscar Brown 1850 –
Austin Gentry Brown 1851 – 1932
Thomas Smith Brown 1855 – 1918
Alcephae Susan Brown Henderson 1858 – 1939
Sterling P Brown 1861 – 1881
Abigail Ann Brown Ford 1866 –
Annie Cora Brown Munkirs 1869 - 1950
Ernest E Brown 1872 –
Mariett Brown 1873 –
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Residences--
1834--Tompkinsville, Monroe, Kentucky
1848--Tompkinsville, Monroe County, Kentucky (marriage)
1850--Monroe County, Kentucky
1860--Sullivan County, Missouri
1870--Washington, Clay County, Missouri
1880--Kearney, Clay County, Missouri
1889--Kearney, Clay County, Missouri (death of father)
1900--Kearney, Clay County, Missouri (mother of 8;6 living)
1902--Kearney, Clay County, Missouri (death of mother)
1910--Kearney, Clay County, Missouri (death of husband)
1913--Kearney, Clay County, Missouri (death/burial)
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Death--
Death certificate: Cause of death is peritonitis from appendicitis.
Death Certificate Source (FREE from this source):
[https://www.sos.mo.gov/images/archives/deathcerts/1913/1913_00019470.PDF]
Transcribed:
When "Frankie" passed away on 15 June 1913 in Kearney, Clay County, Missouri, her family and close friends attended her. Her son Thomas Shelton Brown and his wife Visa Simms Brown lived nearby in Kearney, MO. Thomas Shelton attested to "Frankie's" cause of death on the Missouri State Board of Health Certificate of Death. Also, her neighbor and doctor, Dr. Haynie Rowell, attended her and attested to her cause of death on the Death Certificate. Dr. Haynie Rowell (born about 1861) and his wife Mrs. Della Rowell (born about 1862) lived close by "Frankie" in Kearney, MO.
Burial--
This married couple share the same gravesite and same grave marker.
*****
In remembrance, for the many Findagrave volunteers to acknowledge, honor, and offer a sincere THANK YOU, for creating memorials, for memorial maintenance-caretakers, posting gravesite photos, and posting Findagrave memorial "flowers". These online memorials are FREE on the internet since the Findagrave web site was first envisioned. Now it is maintained by Ancestry, but is still FREE on the internet. Along with this THANK YOU, acknowledgement of the many Findagrave volunteers efforts includes: research of cemetery locations and gravesites, using their own resources (i.e., for travel, computer and scanning equipment, adding memorial "bio" and family "links", photographic equipment, photo editing, posting photos to Findagrave with descriptions and captions, managing the challenges of weather, photo lighting and shadows, photo close ups that are clear enough so the inscription is often readable even though weathered by time, and photo distance shots that give a wider view of the setting). These online Findagrave memorials are a welcome addition especially to family and to genealogy research. (HINT: Each photo caption lists the volunteer Findagrave username and date of posting. Each memorial lists the volunteer Findagrave username of "original creator" and "current maintenance-caretaker" at end of Findagrave memorial page.)
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Daughter of--
Oliver H. Bennett
and
Abigail Jones Bennett
"Frankie" was the 2nd of six children from her parents marriage.
NOTE: (1) There are alternate middle names for her father Oliver H. Bennett that sometimes causes confusion. (2) The middle name "Hughes" has been in the family for several generations passed down through the Bennett lineage with the caveat "that the middle name "Hughes" is thought to be from his maternal forbearers". (3) The middle name "Hampton" has been researched and documented too. (4) Whatever the source -- either family lore or research -- the middle initial is "H"; and he is one and the same personage.
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Marriage--
On 3 Sep 1848 in Monroe County, Kentucky,
Groom: Shelton Gentry Brown
Bride: Frances "Frankie" Bennett Brown
Children (list is work in progress)--
Oscar Brown 1850 –
Austin Gentry Brown 1851 – 1932
Thomas Smith Brown 1855 – 1918
Alcephae Susan Brown Henderson 1858 – 1939
Sterling P Brown 1861 – 1881
Abigail Ann Brown Ford 1866 –
Annie Cora Brown Munkirs 1869 - 1950
Ernest E Brown 1872 –
Mariett Brown 1873 –
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Residences--
1834--Tompkinsville, Monroe, Kentucky
1848--Tompkinsville, Monroe County, Kentucky (marriage)
1850--Monroe County, Kentucky
1860--Sullivan County, Missouri
1870--Washington, Clay County, Missouri
1880--Kearney, Clay County, Missouri
1889--Kearney, Clay County, Missouri (death of father)
1900--Kearney, Clay County, Missouri (mother of 8;6 living)
1902--Kearney, Clay County, Missouri (death of mother)
1910--Kearney, Clay County, Missouri (death of husband)
1913--Kearney, Clay County, Missouri (death/burial)
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Death--
Death certificate: Cause of death is peritonitis from appendicitis.
Death Certificate Source (FREE from this source):
[https://www.sos.mo.gov/images/archives/deathcerts/1913/1913_00019470.PDF]
Transcribed:
When "Frankie" passed away on 15 June 1913 in Kearney, Clay County, Missouri, her family and close friends attended her. Her son Thomas Shelton Brown and his wife Visa Simms Brown lived nearby in Kearney, MO. Thomas Shelton attested to "Frankie's" cause of death on the Missouri State Board of Health Certificate of Death. Also, her neighbor and doctor, Dr. Haynie Rowell, attended her and attested to her cause of death on the Death Certificate. Dr. Haynie Rowell (born about 1861) and his wife Mrs. Della Rowell (born about 1862) lived close by "Frankie" in Kearney, MO.
Burial--
This married couple share the same gravesite and same grave marker.
*****
In remembrance, for the many Findagrave volunteers to acknowledge, honor, and offer a sincere THANK YOU, for creating memorials, for memorial maintenance-caretakers, posting gravesite photos, and posting Findagrave memorial "flowers". These online memorials are FREE on the internet since the Findagrave web site was first envisioned. Now it is maintained by Ancestry, but is still FREE on the internet. Along with this THANK YOU, acknowledgement of the many Findagrave volunteers efforts includes: research of cemetery locations and gravesites, using their own resources (i.e., for travel, computer and scanning equipment, adding memorial "bio" and family "links", photographic equipment, photo editing, posting photos to Findagrave with descriptions and captions, managing the challenges of weather, photo lighting and shadows, photo close ups that are clear enough so the inscription is often readable even though weathered by time, and photo distance shots that give a wider view of the setting). These online Findagrave memorials are a welcome addition especially to family and to genealogy research. (HINT: Each photo caption lists the volunteer Findagrave username and date of posting. Each memorial lists the volunteer Findagrave username of "original creator" and "current maintenance-caretaker" at end of Findagrave memorial page.)
*****
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Daughter of--
Oliver H. Bennett
and
Abigail Jones Bennett
"Frankie" was the 2nd of six children from her parents marriage.
NOTE: (1) There are alternate middle names for her father Oliver H. Bennett that sometimes causes confusion. (2) The middle name "Hughes" has been in the family for several generations passed down through the Bennett lineage with the caveat "that the middle name "Hughes" is thought to be from his maternal forbearers". (3) The middle name "Hampton" has been researched and documented too. (4) Whatever the source -- either family lore or research -- the middle initial is "H"; and he is one and the same personage.
-----
Marriage--
On 3 Sep 1848 in Monroe County, Kentucky,
Groom: Shelton Gentry Brown
Bride: Frances "Frankie" Bennett Brown
Children (list is work in progress)--
Oscar Brown 1850 –
Austin Gentry Brown 1851 – 1932
Thomas Smith Brown 1855 – 1918
Alcephae Susan Brown Henderson 1858 – 1939
Sterling P Brown 1861 – 1881
Abigail Ann Brown Ford 1866 –
Annie Cora Brown Munkirs 1869 - 1950
Ernest E Brown 1872 –
Mariett Brown 1873 –
-----
Residences--
1834--Tompkinsville, Monroe, Kentucky
1848--Tompkinsville, Monroe County, Kentucky (marriage)
1850--Monroe County, Kentucky
1860--Sullivan County, Missouri
1870--Washington, Clay County, Missouri
1880--Kearney, Clay County, Missouri
1889--Kearney, Clay County, Missouri (death of father)
1900--Kearney, Clay County, Missouri (mother of 8;6 living)
1902--Kearney, Clay County, Missouri (death of mother)
1910--Kearney, Clay County, Missouri (death of husband)
1913--Kearney, Clay County, Missouri (death/burial)
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Death--
Death certificate: Cause of death is peritonitis from appendicitis.
Death Certificate Source (FREE from this source):
[https://www.sos.mo.gov/images/archives/deathcerts/1913/1913_00019470.PDF]
Transcribed:
When "Frankie" passed away on 15 June 1913 in Kearney, Clay County, Missouri, her family and close friends attended her. Her son Thomas Shelton Brown and his wife Visa Simms Brown lived nearby in Kearney, MO. Thomas Shelton attested to "Frankie's" cause of death on the Missouri State Board of Health Certificate of Death. Also, her neighbor and doctor, Dr. Haynie Rowell, attended her and attested to her cause of death on the Death Certificate. Dr. Haynie Rowell (born about 1861) and his wife Mrs. Della Rowell (born about 1862) lived close by "Frankie" in Kearney, MO.
Burial--
This married couple share the same gravesite and same grave marker.
*****
In remembrance, for the many Findagrave volunteers to acknowledge, honor, and offer a sincere THANK YOU, for creating memorials, for memorial maintenance-caretakers, posting gravesite photos, and posting Findagrave memorial "flowers". These online memorials are FREE on the internet since the Findagrave web site was first envisioned. Now it is maintained by Ancestry, but is still FREE on the internet. Along with this THANK YOU, acknowledgement of the many Findagrave volunteers efforts includes: research of cemetery locations and gravesites, using their own resources (i.e., for travel, computer and scanning equipment, adding memorial "bio" and family "links", photographic equipment, photo editing, posting photos to Findagrave with descriptions and captions, managing the challenges of weather, photo lighting and shadows, photo close ups that are clear enough so the inscription is often readable even though weathered by time, and photo distance shots that give a wider view of the setting). These online Findagrave memorials are a welcome addition especially to family and to genealogy research. (HINT: Each photo caption lists the volunteer Findagrave username and date of posting. Each memorial lists the volunteer Findagrave username of "original creator" and "current maintenance-caretaker" at end of Findagrave memorial page.)
*****
****************************************
Daughter of--
Oliver H. Bennett
and
Abigail Jones Bennett
"Frankie" was the 2nd of six children from her parents marriage.
NOTE: (1) There are alternate middle names for her father Oliver H. Bennett that sometimes causes confusion. (2) The middle name "Hughes" has been in the family for several generations passed down through the Bennett lineage with the caveat "that the middle name "Hughes" is thought to be from his maternal forbearers". (3) The middle name "Hampton" has been researched and documented too. (4) Whatever the source -- either family lore or research -- the middle initial is "H"; and he is one and the same personage.
-----
Marriage--
On 3 Sep 1848 in Monroe County, Kentucky,
Groom: Shelton Gentry Brown
Bride: Frances "Frankie" Bennett Brown
Children (list is work in progress)--
Oscar Brown 1850 –
Austin Gentry Brown 1851 – 1932
Thomas Smith Brown 1855 – 1918
Alcephae Susan Brown Henderson 1858 – 1939
Sterling P Brown 1861 – 1881
Abigail Ann Brown Ford 1866 –
Annie Cora Brown Munkirs 1869 - 1950
Ernest E Brown 1872 –
Mariett Brown 1873 –
-----
Residences--
1834--Tompkinsville, Monroe, Kentucky
1848--Tompkinsville, Monroe County, Kentucky (marriage)
1850--Monroe County, Kentucky
1860--Sullivan County, Missouri
1870--Washington, Clay County, Missouri
1880--Kearney, Clay County, Missouri
1889--Kearney, Clay County, Missouri (death of father)
1900--Kearney, Clay County, Missouri (mother of 8;6 living)
1902--Kearney, Clay County, Missouri (death of mother)
1910--Kearney, Clay County, Missouri (death of husband)
1913--Kearney, Clay County, Missouri (death/burial)
-----
Death--
Death certificate: Cause of death is peritonitis from appendicitis.
Death Certificate Source (FREE from this source):
[https://www.sos.mo.gov/images/archives/deathcerts/1913/1913_00019470.PDF]
Transcribed:
When "Frankie" passed away on 15 June 1913 in Kearney, Clay County, Missouri, her family and close friends attended her. Her son Thomas Shelton Brown and his wife Visa Simms Brown lived nearby in Kearney, MO. Thomas Shelton attested to "Frankie's" cause of death on the Missouri State Board of Health Certificate of Death. Also, her neighbor and doctor, Dr. Haynie Rowell, attended her and attested to her cause of death on the Death Certificate. Dr. Haynie Rowell (born about 1861) and his wife Mrs. Della Rowell (born about 1862) lived close by "Frankie" in Kearney, MO.
Burial--
This married couple share the same gravesite and same grave marker.
*****
In remembrance, for the many Findagrave volunteers to acknowledge, honor, and offer a sincere THANK YOU, for creating memorials, for memorial maintenance-caretakers, posting gravesite photos, and posting Findagrave memorial "flowers". These online memorials are FREE on the internet since the Findagrave web site was first envisioned. Now it is maintained by Ancestry, but is still FREE on the internet. Along with this THANK YOU, acknowledgement of the many Findagrave volunteers efforts includes: research of cemetery locations and gravesites, using their own resources (i.e., for travel, computer and scanning equipment, adding memorial "bio" and family "links", photographic equipment, photo editing, posting photos to Findagrave with descriptions and captions, managing the challenges of weather, photo lighting and shadows, photo close ups that are clear enough so the inscription is often readable even though weathered by time, and photo distance shots that give a wider view of the setting). These online Findagrave memorials are a welcome addition especially to family and to genealogy research. (HINT: Each photo caption lists the volunteer Findagrave username and date of posting. Each memorial lists the volunteer Findagrave username of "original creator" and "current maintenance-caretaker" at end of Findagrave memorial page.)
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