Hannah (Watkins) Cleveland was the daughter of Andrew and Abigail (Stanley) Watkins. She was the wife of Ephraim Ward Cleveland. They were married Naples, New York December 14, 1816.
September 15, 2015
info from Momence Graham Historic House (fag #48071071)
Death Notice
Momence Progress Reporter
April 23, 1874
CLEVELAND.--Another old settler gone? Mrs. Hannah Cleveland, relict of E. W. Cleveland, died Friday morning April 10th. She had been failing for some time, and for the latter part of the winter was entirely confined to her bed. She had reached the ripe age of 79 yrs., had filled well the place of mother and neighbor and was one of the connecting links of the past and present.
September 15, 2015
info from Momence Graham Historic House (fag #48071071)
Death Notice
Momence Progress Reporter
April 23, 1874
CLEVELAND.--Another old settler gone? Mrs. Hannah Cleveland, relict of E. W. Cleveland, died Friday morning April 10th. She had been failing for some time, and for the latter part of the winter was entirely confined to her bed. She had reached the ripe age of 79 yrs., had filled well the place of mother and neighbor and was one of the connecting links of the past and present.
Hannah (Watkins) Cleveland was the daughter of Andrew and Abigail (Stanley) Watkins. She was the wife of Ephraim Ward Cleveland. They were married Naples, New York December 14, 1816.
September 15, 2015
info from Momence Graham Historic House (fag #48071071)
Death Notice
Momence Progress Reporter
April 23, 1874
CLEVELAND.--Another old settler gone? Mrs. Hannah Cleveland, relict of E. W. Cleveland, died Friday morning April 10th. She had been failing for some time, and for the latter part of the winter was entirely confined to her bed. She had reached the ripe age of 79 yrs., had filled well the place of mother and neighbor and was one of the connecting links of the past and present.
September 15, 2015
info from Momence Graham Historic House (fag #48071071)
Death Notice
Momence Progress Reporter
April 23, 1874
CLEVELAND.--Another old settler gone? Mrs. Hannah Cleveland, relict of E. W. Cleveland, died Friday morning April 10th. She had been failing for some time, and for the latter part of the winter was entirely confined to her bed. She had reached the ripe age of 79 yrs., had filled well the place of mother and neighbor and was one of the connecting links of the past and present.
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"Hannah
Wife Of
Ephraim W
Cleveland
Born Mar 26, 1793
Died Apr 10, 1874"
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