Divorced from Gravenor Marsh about 1838. Was living in the household of her daughter Mary Marsh Ross in 1850 and 1860. Died about 1864.
An excerpt from her grandson John Gass Ross' Civil War memories:
"Mother's mother, who lived with us, was very old, paralyzed, and confined to her bed. Mother put a few of our best clothing between the feather and straw bed on Grandmother's bed trying to save them. One night the bushwhackers or robbers threatened to take Grandmother out of her bed and take the bed. However, they did not do this.
An excerpt from her grandson John Gass Ross' Civil War memories:
"Mother's mother, who lived with us, was very old, paralyzed, and confined to her bed. Mother put a few of our best clothing between the feather and straw bed on Grandmother's bed trying to save them. One night the bushwhackers or robbers threatened to take Grandmother out of her bed and take the bed. However, they did not do this.
Divorced from Gravenor Marsh about 1838. Was living in the household of her daughter Mary Marsh Ross in 1850 and 1860. Died about 1864.
An excerpt from her grandson John Gass Ross' Civil War memories:
"Mother's mother, who lived with us, was very old, paralyzed, and confined to her bed. Mother put a few of our best clothing between the feather and straw bed on Grandmother's bed trying to save them. One night the bushwhackers or robbers threatened to take Grandmother out of her bed and take the bed. However, they did not do this.
An excerpt from her grandson John Gass Ross' Civil War memories:
"Mother's mother, who lived with us, was very old, paralyzed, and confined to her bed. Mother put a few of our best clothing between the feather and straw bed on Grandmother's bed trying to save them. One night the bushwhackers or robbers threatened to take Grandmother out of her bed and take the bed. However, they did not do this.
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