Elizabeth was born in Hebron, Porter County, Indiana, the daughter of Wesley and Elizabeth (Brecount) Cain.
Her parents were married in Franklin County, Indiana and made their way to Sheffield, Tippecanoe County, Indiana where her father was a farmer. The family came to Hebron, Porter County, Indiana by 1858 where Wesley became a tailor.
She married Joseph Carson on April 22, 1880 in Porter County. The couple had a daughter Theresa. Joseph was a physician.
Elizabeth was an avid baseball fan. She listened to her first game sitting outside the train station where the game was relayed by the telegrapher of the Hebron Pennsylvania railroad.
Her parents were married in Franklin County, Indiana and made their way to Sheffield, Tippecanoe County, Indiana where her father was a farmer. The family came to Hebron, Porter County, Indiana by 1858 where Wesley became a tailor.
She married Joseph Carson on April 22, 1880 in Porter County. The couple had a daughter Theresa. Joseph was a physician.
Elizabeth was an avid baseball fan. She listened to her first game sitting outside the train station where the game was relayed by the telegrapher of the Hebron Pennsylvania railroad.
Elizabeth was born in Hebron, Porter County, Indiana, the daughter of Wesley and Elizabeth (Brecount) Cain.
Her parents were married in Franklin County, Indiana and made their way to Sheffield, Tippecanoe County, Indiana where her father was a farmer. The family came to Hebron, Porter County, Indiana by 1858 where Wesley became a tailor.
She married Joseph Carson on April 22, 1880 in Porter County. The couple had a daughter Theresa. Joseph was a physician.
Elizabeth was an avid baseball fan. She listened to her first game sitting outside the train station where the game was relayed by the telegrapher of the Hebron Pennsylvania railroad.
Her parents were married in Franklin County, Indiana and made their way to Sheffield, Tippecanoe County, Indiana where her father was a farmer. The family came to Hebron, Porter County, Indiana by 1858 where Wesley became a tailor.
She married Joseph Carson on April 22, 1880 in Porter County. The couple had a daughter Theresa. Joseph was a physician.
Elizabeth was an avid baseball fan. She listened to her first game sitting outside the train station where the game was relayed by the telegrapher of the Hebron Pennsylvania railroad.
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familysearch.org: Indiana marriages. ancestry.com: Indiana marriages, Vidette Messenger 3-19-1954 & 1-17-1955, U.S. Census 1840-1850 Sheffield, Tippecanoe, IN. 1860-1870 Porter, Porter, IN., 1900 Center, Lake, IN.
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