According to her death certificate and multiple census records Elizabeth was born in New Hampshire. Based on marriage records she was married three times: James K. Bly(e) on 18-May-1868 in New Market, Rockingham Co., NH; William T. Faunce on 14-Feb-1879 in Butler Co., Ohio, and George Clinton Wainscott on 23-Jul-1918 in Switzerland Co., Indiana. She apparently divorced James, and somehow ended up in Ohio and married William. After his death in 1906 or 1907 at or near Patriot, Indiana, she married George, who was also widowed.
Olive Elizabeth Huckins was the daughter of William P. Huckins and Sarah R. (Webber). Elizabeth shows up in the 1860 Census for New Market, NH as the 9-year old daughter of William P. Huckins and Sarah. At the time of the 1870 Census, Olive Bly was shown with a son Alman (Alvin), 1 year old. By 1880 James K. Bly(e) was remarried and Alvin lived with him, suggesting that Alvin was his son by an earlier wife.
At the time of the 1880 Census, Elizabeth was married to William T. Faunce and living in Cincinnati, Ohio. A son Bertie was present in the household (Robert Faunce) and he was born before the 1879 marriage to William (1871 or 1872 per the Census). Robert's Indiana death certificate was amended later to change his name from Robert W. Faunce to Robert W. Blye, for the record.
At the time of the 1900 Census Elizabeth and William lived in Patriot, Indiana and she reported that she was born in Feb-1853 had had one child and he (Robert ) was living (also supporting that Alvin was not hers). In the census record Robert Faunce and his family were the next entry.
Olive Elizabeth Huckins was the daughter of William P. Huckins and Sarah R. (Webber). Elizabeth shows up in the 1860 Census for New Market, NH as the 9-year old daughter of William P. Huckins and Sarah. At the time of the 1870 Census, Olive Bly was shown with a son Alman (Alvin), 1 year old. By 1880 James K. Bly(e) was remarried and Alvin lived with him, suggesting that Alvin was his son by an earlier wife.
At the time of the 1880 Census, Elizabeth was married to William T. Faunce and living in Cincinnati, Ohio. A son Bertie was present in the household (Robert Faunce) and he was born before the 1879 marriage to William (1871 or 1872 per the Census). Robert's Indiana death certificate was amended later to change his name from Robert W. Faunce to Robert W. Blye, for the record.
At the time of the 1900 Census Elizabeth and William lived in Patriot, Indiana and she reported that she was born in Feb-1853 had had one child and he (Robert ) was living (also supporting that Alvin was not hers). In the census record Robert Faunce and his family were the next entry.
According to her death certificate and multiple census records Elizabeth was born in New Hampshire. Based on marriage records she was married three times: James K. Bly(e) on 18-May-1868 in New Market, Rockingham Co., NH; William T. Faunce on 14-Feb-1879 in Butler Co., Ohio, and George Clinton Wainscott on 23-Jul-1918 in Switzerland Co., Indiana. She apparently divorced James, and somehow ended up in Ohio and married William. After his death in 1906 or 1907 at or near Patriot, Indiana, she married George, who was also widowed.
Olive Elizabeth Huckins was the daughter of William P. Huckins and Sarah R. (Webber). Elizabeth shows up in the 1860 Census for New Market, NH as the 9-year old daughter of William P. Huckins and Sarah. At the time of the 1870 Census, Olive Bly was shown with a son Alman (Alvin), 1 year old. By 1880 James K. Bly(e) was remarried and Alvin lived with him, suggesting that Alvin was his son by an earlier wife.
At the time of the 1880 Census, Elizabeth was married to William T. Faunce and living in Cincinnati, Ohio. A son Bertie was present in the household (Robert Faunce) and he was born before the 1879 marriage to William (1871 or 1872 per the Census). Robert's Indiana death certificate was amended later to change his name from Robert W. Faunce to Robert W. Blye, for the record.
At the time of the 1900 Census Elizabeth and William lived in Patriot, Indiana and she reported that she was born in Feb-1853 had had one child and he (Robert ) was living (also supporting that Alvin was not hers). In the census record Robert Faunce and his family were the next entry.
Olive Elizabeth Huckins was the daughter of William P. Huckins and Sarah R. (Webber). Elizabeth shows up in the 1860 Census for New Market, NH as the 9-year old daughter of William P. Huckins and Sarah. At the time of the 1870 Census, Olive Bly was shown with a son Alman (Alvin), 1 year old. By 1880 James K. Bly(e) was remarried and Alvin lived with him, suggesting that Alvin was his son by an earlier wife.
At the time of the 1880 Census, Elizabeth was married to William T. Faunce and living in Cincinnati, Ohio. A son Bertie was present in the household (Robert Faunce) and he was born before the 1879 marriage to William (1871 or 1872 per the Census). Robert's Indiana death certificate was amended later to change his name from Robert W. Faunce to Robert W. Blye, for the record.
At the time of the 1900 Census Elizabeth and William lived in Patriot, Indiana and she reported that she was born in Feb-1853 had had one child and he (Robert ) was living (also supporting that Alvin was not hers). In the census record Robert Faunce and his family were the next entry.
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