Daughter of Governor Benjamin Pierce and his first wife, Elizabeth. Sister of President Franklin Pierce. Wife of General John McNeil.
Death notice:
The Washington Evening Star, April 28, 1855
Funeral of the Late Mrs. General McNeill
The funeral of this estimable lady, sister of President Pierce, took place at noon, today, from the residence of her son-in-law, Capt. Benham, U.S.A., on Third street, in this city.
Her remains have been brought on from New Hampshire, where she died, so that they might be interred with those of her late gallant and distinguished husband, Gen. John McNeill, which lie in the Congressional burial ground.
(Thanks to Historic Congressional Cemetery Archivist, Contributor 46570972 for death notice details.)
Death notice:
The Washington Evening Star, April 28, 1855
Funeral of the Late Mrs. General McNeill
The funeral of this estimable lady, sister of President Pierce, took place at noon, today, from the residence of her son-in-law, Capt. Benham, U.S.A., on Third street, in this city.
Her remains have been brought on from New Hampshire, where she died, so that they might be interred with those of her late gallant and distinguished husband, Gen. John McNeill, which lie in the Congressional burial ground.
(Thanks to Historic Congressional Cemetery Archivist, Contributor 46570972 for death notice details.)
Daughter of Governor Benjamin Pierce and his first wife, Elizabeth. Sister of President Franklin Pierce. Wife of General John McNeil.
Death notice:
The Washington Evening Star, April 28, 1855
Funeral of the Late Mrs. General McNeill
The funeral of this estimable lady, sister of President Pierce, took place at noon, today, from the residence of her son-in-law, Capt. Benham, U.S.A., on Third street, in this city.
Her remains have been brought on from New Hampshire, where she died, so that they might be interred with those of her late gallant and distinguished husband, Gen. John McNeill, which lie in the Congressional burial ground.
(Thanks to Historic Congressional Cemetery Archivist, Contributor 46570972 for death notice details.)
Death notice:
The Washington Evening Star, April 28, 1855
Funeral of the Late Mrs. General McNeill
The funeral of this estimable lady, sister of President Pierce, took place at noon, today, from the residence of her son-in-law, Capt. Benham, U.S.A., on Third street, in this city.
Her remains have been brought on from New Hampshire, where she died, so that they might be interred with those of her late gallant and distinguished husband, Gen. John McNeill, which lie in the Congressional burial ground.
(Thanks to Historic Congressional Cemetery Archivist, Contributor 46570972 for death notice details.)
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