Upon the death of her parents, Maria Caldwell was adopted by Mrs. Garret Noel of Elizabethtown, NJ., a steadfast friend of the Caldwell family. Her married life was mostly spent in New York City, where her husband was a merchant.
Mrs. Noel's only daughter, Eleanor, married Rev. Walter Monteith, and being early made a widow, and her mother being dead, she came to live with Mrs. Robertson, in whose home she was a welcome and beloved member of the family until her death in 1831, thus repaying the noble debt of gratitude.
Contributed by Virginia D (#48327939).
Mrs. Noel's only daughter, Eleanor, married Rev. Walter Monteith, and being early made a widow, and her mother being dead, she came to live with Mrs. Robertson, in whose home she was a welcome and beloved member of the family until her death in 1831, thus repaying the noble debt of gratitude.
Contributed by Virginia D (#48327939).
Upon the death of her parents, Maria Caldwell was adopted by Mrs. Garret Noel of Elizabethtown, NJ., a steadfast friend of the Caldwell family. Her married life was mostly spent in New York City, where her husband was a merchant.
Mrs. Noel's only daughter, Eleanor, married Rev. Walter Monteith, and being early made a widow, and her mother being dead, she came to live with Mrs. Robertson, in whose home she was a welcome and beloved member of the family until her death in 1831, thus repaying the noble debt of gratitude.
Contributed by Virginia D (#48327939).
Mrs. Noel's only daughter, Eleanor, married Rev. Walter Monteith, and being early made a widow, and her mother being dead, she came to live with Mrs. Robertson, in whose home she was a welcome and beloved member of the family until her death in 1831, thus repaying the noble debt of gratitude.
Contributed by Virginia D (#48327939).
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In the 73rd year of her age
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w/o Robert S. Robertson, d/o Rev. James Caldwell
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Siblings
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