dau of Jacob Lewis and Mary Margaret Polly Young. Her 1st husband was John Welch. Her 2nd husband was Jesse Richmond, with whom she had at least 1 child, a daughter, Mary, born in 1878. She was 2 in 1880.
She died of bronchial asthma
Elizabeth, daughter of Jacob Lewis and Mary (Young) Lewis, was still living in her parents' home when the 1870 census was taken and apparently unmarried. She was first married Jan. 23, 1875 in Putnam County, MO to JOHN WELCH. She was married a second time Mar 13, 1878 in Putnam County, MO to JESSE RICHMOND. Records indicate her name was Elizabeth, not Mary Elizabeth
She died of bronchial asthma
Elizabeth, daughter of Jacob Lewis and Mary (Young) Lewis, was still living in her parents' home when the 1870 census was taken and apparently unmarried. She was first married Jan. 23, 1875 in Putnam County, MO to JOHN WELCH. She was married a second time Mar 13, 1878 in Putnam County, MO to JESSE RICHMOND. Records indicate her name was Elizabeth, not Mary Elizabeth
dau of Jacob Lewis and Mary Margaret Polly Young. Her 1st husband was John Welch. Her 2nd husband was Jesse Richmond, with whom she had at least 1 child, a daughter, Mary, born in 1878. She was 2 in 1880.
She died of bronchial asthma
Elizabeth, daughter of Jacob Lewis and Mary (Young) Lewis, was still living in her parents' home when the 1870 census was taken and apparently unmarried. She was first married Jan. 23, 1875 in Putnam County, MO to JOHN WELCH. She was married a second time Mar 13, 1878 in Putnam County, MO to JESSE RICHMOND. Records indicate her name was Elizabeth, not Mary Elizabeth
She died of bronchial asthma
Elizabeth, daughter of Jacob Lewis and Mary (Young) Lewis, was still living in her parents' home when the 1870 census was taken and apparently unmarried. She was first married Jan. 23, 1875 in Putnam County, MO to JOHN WELCH. She was married a second time Mar 13, 1878 in Putnam County, MO to JESSE RICHMOND. Records indicate her name was Elizabeth, not Mary Elizabeth
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