Andrew was the son of Peter Bennett (of Canada) and Maria Jarvis. His third wife was Louisa Maurer, widow of Frank Stein. They married on 18 February 1903.
He was her second husband and she was his third wife.
Andrew's family shows up in 1850, but the first page says "Benard" and switches to Bennett on the next.
What caught my eye is a later listing of Andrew, where the census entry says his father was born in Canada, matching this 1850 St. Clair Co., IL Census entry.
As was the case with his son, Andrew is listed in Holy Family records with burial at "St Familiae."
He was her second husband and she was his third wife.
Andrew's family shows up in 1850, but the first page says "Benard" and switches to Bennett on the next.
What caught my eye is a later listing of Andrew, where the census entry says his father was born in Canada, matching this 1850 St. Clair Co., IL Census entry.
As was the case with his son, Andrew is listed in Holy Family records with burial at "St Familiae."
Andrew was the son of Peter Bennett (of Canada) and Maria Jarvis. His third wife was Louisa Maurer, widow of Frank Stein. They married on 18 February 1903.
He was her second husband and she was his third wife.
Andrew's family shows up in 1850, but the first page says "Benard" and switches to Bennett on the next.
What caught my eye is a later listing of Andrew, where the census entry says his father was born in Canada, matching this 1850 St. Clair Co., IL Census entry.
As was the case with his son, Andrew is listed in Holy Family records with burial at "St Familiae."
He was her second husband and she was his third wife.
Andrew's family shows up in 1850, but the first page says "Benard" and switches to Bennett on the next.
What caught my eye is a later listing of Andrew, where the census entry says his father was born in Canada, matching this 1850 St. Clair Co., IL Census entry.
As was the case with his son, Andrew is listed in Holy Family records with burial at "St Familiae."
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