Permelia Bennett was the second wife of Captain William Turner Sadler. Permelia and one if their children were killed when a tornado struck. They were buried across the field from the house and this became the family cemetery.
The 1850, 1860 & 1870 Federal Censuses and other records list these children, Nathaniel Fletcher, Martha Tucker, Mary Ann, William Peterson, Elizabeth, Laura, and Celestia R.
Permelia was born in Indiana, the daughter of Armstead and Faith Bennett, whose burial locations are unknown. Their home in Houston County, Texas, known as Bennett's Fort, was not far from Refuge Cemetery. Possibly they are buried there in unmarked graves.
In 1936, the State of Texas erected a Centennial marker at the graves of Captain Sadler and Permelia.
The 1850, 1860 & 1870 Federal Censuses and other records list these children, Nathaniel Fletcher, Martha Tucker, Mary Ann, William Peterson, Elizabeth, Laura, and Celestia R.
Permelia was born in Indiana, the daughter of Armstead and Faith Bennett, whose burial locations are unknown. Their home in Houston County, Texas, known as Bennett's Fort, was not far from Refuge Cemetery. Possibly they are buried there in unmarked graves.
In 1936, the State of Texas erected a Centennial marker at the graves of Captain Sadler and Permelia.
Permelia Bennett was the second wife of Captain William Turner Sadler. Permelia and one if their children were killed when a tornado struck. They were buried across the field from the house and this became the family cemetery.
The 1850, 1860 & 1870 Federal Censuses and other records list these children, Nathaniel Fletcher, Martha Tucker, Mary Ann, William Peterson, Elizabeth, Laura, and Celestia R.
Permelia was born in Indiana, the daughter of Armstead and Faith Bennett, whose burial locations are unknown. Their home in Houston County, Texas, known as Bennett's Fort, was not far from Refuge Cemetery. Possibly they are buried there in unmarked graves.
In 1936, the State of Texas erected a Centennial marker at the graves of Captain Sadler and Permelia.
The 1850, 1860 & 1870 Federal Censuses and other records list these children, Nathaniel Fletcher, Martha Tucker, Mary Ann, William Peterson, Elizabeth, Laura, and Celestia R.
Permelia was born in Indiana, the daughter of Armstead and Faith Bennett, whose burial locations are unknown. Their home in Houston County, Texas, known as Bennett's Fort, was not far from Refuge Cemetery. Possibly they are buried there in unmarked graves.
In 1936, the State of Texas erected a Centennial marker at the graves of Captain Sadler and Permelia.
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