Nancy Garrett married Rev. Thomas C. Bell on September 27, 1877 at age 32. The couple had no children. (Confirmed on 1910 US Census) Thomas died in December 1899.
Nancy was the Executrix of her husband's estate and remained in Henderson County for a time. She is found on the 1900 US Census as a Boarder with another family in the county.
On November 15, 1901, Nancy married Green G. Ellis, a widower from Decatur County, Tennessee. The 1910 US Census shows the couple living in Henderson County. Green died in 1910.
It appears that Nancy moved back to Decatur County as she is living there when she died on July 13, 1925. Her burial is in Campground Cumberland Presbyterian Cemetery in Decatur County, where both her parents and some siblings are buried.
Nancy was the Executrix of her husband's estate and remained in Henderson County for a time. She is found on the 1900 US Census as a Boarder with another family in the county.
On November 15, 1901, Nancy married Green G. Ellis, a widower from Decatur County, Tennessee. The 1910 US Census shows the couple living in Henderson County. Green died in 1910.
It appears that Nancy moved back to Decatur County as she is living there when she died on July 13, 1925. Her burial is in Campground Cumberland Presbyterian Cemetery in Decatur County, where both her parents and some siblings are buried.
Nancy Garrett married Rev. Thomas C. Bell on September 27, 1877 at age 32. The couple had no children. (Confirmed on 1910 US Census) Thomas died in December 1899.
Nancy was the Executrix of her husband's estate and remained in Henderson County for a time. She is found on the 1900 US Census as a Boarder with another family in the county.
On November 15, 1901, Nancy married Green G. Ellis, a widower from Decatur County, Tennessee. The 1910 US Census shows the couple living in Henderson County. Green died in 1910.
It appears that Nancy moved back to Decatur County as she is living there when she died on July 13, 1925. Her burial is in Campground Cumberland Presbyterian Cemetery in Decatur County, where both her parents and some siblings are buried.
Nancy was the Executrix of her husband's estate and remained in Henderson County for a time. She is found on the 1900 US Census as a Boarder with another family in the county.
On November 15, 1901, Nancy married Green G. Ellis, a widower from Decatur County, Tennessee. The 1910 US Census shows the couple living in Henderson County. Green died in 1910.
It appears that Nancy moved back to Decatur County as she is living there when she died on July 13, 1925. Her burial is in Campground Cumberland Presbyterian Cemetery in Decatur County, where both her parents and some siblings are buried.
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