Luella was enumerated for the first time in the 1860 U.S. census of Royalston, Massachusetts. Her father, Joel S. Bosworth, was a farmer. He died during the Civil War. Her mother, Sarah, never remarried. In the 1865 state census Luella, her three siblings and mother were living with her paternal grandfather, Chilson Bosworth.
Miss Bosworth married Charles E. Bass in Winchendon, Massachusetts on March 20, 1875. Sadly, she passed away one week after giving birth to her son Clifford in 1878. Her marriage and death records were filed under the name Luella Bass. The gravestone, marking her final resting place, was engraved with the name Ella not Luella. Ella has only been seen on Clifford's death record and his gravestone. Maybe that's what her husband, Charles, called her during their short time together.
Miss Bosworth married Charles E. Bass in Winchendon, Massachusetts on March 20, 1875. Sadly, she passed away one week after giving birth to her son Clifford in 1878. Her marriage and death records were filed under the name Luella Bass. The gravestone, marking her final resting place, was engraved with the name Ella not Luella. Ella has only been seen on Clifford's death record and his gravestone. Maybe that's what her husband, Charles, called her during their short time together.
Luella was enumerated for the first time in the 1860 U.S. census of Royalston, Massachusetts. Her father, Joel S. Bosworth, was a farmer. He died during the Civil War. Her mother, Sarah, never remarried. In the 1865 state census Luella, her three siblings and mother were living with her paternal grandfather, Chilson Bosworth.
Miss Bosworth married Charles E. Bass in Winchendon, Massachusetts on March 20, 1875. Sadly, she passed away one week after giving birth to her son Clifford in 1878. Her marriage and death records were filed under the name Luella Bass. The gravestone, marking her final resting place, was engraved with the name Ella not Luella. Ella has only been seen on Clifford's death record and his gravestone. Maybe that's what her husband, Charles, called her during their short time together.
Miss Bosworth married Charles E. Bass in Winchendon, Massachusetts on March 20, 1875. Sadly, she passed away one week after giving birth to her son Clifford in 1878. Her marriage and death records were filed under the name Luella Bass. The gravestone, marking her final resting place, was engraved with the name Ella not Luella. Ella has only been seen on Clifford's death record and his gravestone. Maybe that's what her husband, Charles, called her during their short time together.
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Ella A. wife of Charles E. Bass, died July 30, 1878, AE. 20.
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