Her 1st husband was a Benjamin F. Tyler who died before 1910. He must have been much older than her, since she applied for a widow's pension several years later for his Civil War
service.
Her 2nd husband, (married abt.1916), was Fred Korty, a long time member of the Local Stone Cutters of Bedford, Lawrence Co., IN. He suffered a stroke just 2 months after their marriage which left him unable to feed or clothe himself, requiring her constant care, for the remaining years of his life.
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service.
Her 2nd husband, (married abt.1916), was Fred Korty, a long time member of the Local Stone Cutters of Bedford, Lawrence Co., IN. He suffered a stroke just 2 months after their marriage which left him unable to feed or clothe himself, requiring her constant care, for the remaining years of his life.
Information provided by: NL Nuttall
Her 1st husband was a Benjamin F. Tyler who died before 1910. He must have been much older than her, since she applied for a widow's pension several years later for his Civil War
service.
Her 2nd husband, (married abt.1916), was Fred Korty, a long time member of the Local Stone Cutters of Bedford, Lawrence Co., IN. He suffered a stroke just 2 months after their marriage which left him unable to feed or clothe himself, requiring her constant care, for the remaining years of his life.
Information provided by: NL Nuttall
service.
Her 2nd husband, (married abt.1916), was Fred Korty, a long time member of the Local Stone Cutters of Bedford, Lawrence Co., IN. He suffered a stroke just 2 months after their marriage which left him unable to feed or clothe himself, requiring her constant care, for the remaining years of his life.
Information provided by: NL Nuttall
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