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Mary Ellen <I>Phelps</I> Eveland

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Mary Ellen Phelps Eveland

Birth
Cass County, Illinois, USA
Death
1906 (aged 65–66)
Mason County, Illinois, USA
Burial
Bath, Mason County, Illinois, USA GPS-Latitude: 40.1872965, Longitude: -90.1475934
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Young Mary Ann Phelps married John Hash April 14, 1858. He died in 1860, and their child Cynthia Agnes was born in 1861 after the death of her father. Cynthia Agnes was named after her maternal grandmother.

Mary Ellen married Ferdinand Stodgell Nov 12, 1863. He died Sept 15 1864. Their daughter Luella was born in 1864.

Ferdinand Stodgell is buried with her parents Young and Cynthia Phelps in Chandlerville Cemetery. He served with the 51st ILL Infantry in the Civil War.

Mary Ellen married John Eveland Oct 22, 1867. Their son was John G was born in 1869. Mary Ellen was widowed a 3rd time when John died Feb 14, 1872. John was a Sgt with the 108th Ill Infantry.

Mary Ellen was 32 when her 3rd husband passed away.

She is buried next to her 3 children. Cynthia Agnes Hash, Luella F. Stodgell Kramer, and John G. Eveland.

John Eveland is buried in the same row, a military stone marks his grave.
Young Mary Ann Phelps married John Hash April 14, 1858. He died in 1860, and their child Cynthia Agnes was born in 1861 after the death of her father. Cynthia Agnes was named after her maternal grandmother.

Mary Ellen married Ferdinand Stodgell Nov 12, 1863. He died Sept 15 1864. Their daughter Luella was born in 1864.

Ferdinand Stodgell is buried with her parents Young and Cynthia Phelps in Chandlerville Cemetery. He served with the 51st ILL Infantry in the Civil War.

Mary Ellen married John Eveland Oct 22, 1867. Their son was John G was born in 1869. Mary Ellen was widowed a 3rd time when John died Feb 14, 1872. John was a Sgt with the 108th Ill Infantry.

Mary Ellen was 32 when her 3rd husband passed away.

She is buried next to her 3 children. Cynthia Agnes Hash, Luella F. Stodgell Kramer, and John G. Eveland.

John Eveland is buried in the same row, a military stone marks his grave.

Bio by: Debra



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