Eliza Angelina Givens was born to Alexander Givens and Clarissa Harlow Cornwall on March 30, 1821 in Pulaski County, Missouri.
She married Sampson W. Wilson in 1837 and had 5 sons -- James, Gilbert, Benjamin, John, and Josephus. Sampson died in 1846.
Eliza married her second husband, Eli Franklin Goodwin, in Laclede County, Missouri, in 1849 and had two daughters -- Mary Susan Goodwin in 1850 and Clarissa C. Goodwin in 1851. When her girls were just five and six years old, Eliza died. She is believed to be buried in the first plot of Row 5, marked with only a fieldstone. Eli Goodwin is buried in the second plot and his second wife on his other side.
She married Sampson W. Wilson in 1837 and had 5 sons -- James, Gilbert, Benjamin, John, and Josephus. Sampson died in 1846.
Eliza married her second husband, Eli Franklin Goodwin, in Laclede County, Missouri, in 1849 and had two daughters -- Mary Susan Goodwin in 1850 and Clarissa C. Goodwin in 1851. When her girls were just five and six years old, Eliza died. She is believed to be buried in the first plot of Row 5, marked with only a fieldstone. Eli Goodwin is buried in the second plot and his second wife on his other side.
Eliza Angelina Givens was born to Alexander Givens and Clarissa Harlow Cornwall on March 30, 1821 in Pulaski County, Missouri.
She married Sampson W. Wilson in 1837 and had 5 sons -- James, Gilbert, Benjamin, John, and Josephus. Sampson died in 1846.
Eliza married her second husband, Eli Franklin Goodwin, in Laclede County, Missouri, in 1849 and had two daughters -- Mary Susan Goodwin in 1850 and Clarissa C. Goodwin in 1851. When her girls were just five and six years old, Eliza died. She is believed to be buried in the first plot of Row 5, marked with only a fieldstone. Eli Goodwin is buried in the second plot and his second wife on his other side.
She married Sampson W. Wilson in 1837 and had 5 sons -- James, Gilbert, Benjamin, John, and Josephus. Sampson died in 1846.
Eliza married her second husband, Eli Franklin Goodwin, in Laclede County, Missouri, in 1849 and had two daughters -- Mary Susan Goodwin in 1850 and Clarissa C. Goodwin in 1851. When her girls were just five and six years old, Eliza died. She is believed to be buried in the first plot of Row 5, marked with only a fieldstone. Eli Goodwin is buried in the second plot and his second wife on his other side.
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