Elizabeth and Admiral Babcock had six children, all of whom are linked below.
Elizabeth lived her entire life in Missouri, first in Clinton County, followed by Platte and Buchanan counties. To my knowledge she did not remarry after Admiral's death in 1941.
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Name clarification was provided by Bessie's granddaughter, Sherry Habert. According to Sherry, who has considerable documentation in her possession, Bessie was never referred to anything other than Bessie Lee. Her name was not a shortened version of Elizabeth Letiticia. I am leaving the name as Bessie, since that is what is shown on the stone and I have no documentation that indicates anything else. /Mary D
Elizabeth lived her entire life in Missouri, first in Clinton County, followed by Platte and Buchanan counties. To my knowledge she did not remarry after Admiral's death in 1941.
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Name clarification was provided by Bessie's granddaughter, Sherry Habert. According to Sherry, who has considerable documentation in her possession, Bessie was never referred to anything other than Bessie Lee. Her name was not a shortened version of Elizabeth Letiticia. I am leaving the name as Bessie, since that is what is shown on the stone and I have no documentation that indicates anything else. /Mary D
Elizabeth and Admiral Babcock had six children, all of whom are linked below.
Elizabeth lived her entire life in Missouri, first in Clinton County, followed by Platte and Buchanan counties. To my knowledge she did not remarry after Admiral's death in 1941.
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Name clarification was provided by Bessie's granddaughter, Sherry Habert. According to Sherry, who has considerable documentation in her possession, Bessie was never referred to anything other than Bessie Lee. Her name was not a shortened version of Elizabeth Letiticia. I am leaving the name as Bessie, since that is what is shown on the stone and I have no documentation that indicates anything else. /Mary D
Elizabeth lived her entire life in Missouri, first in Clinton County, followed by Platte and Buchanan counties. To my knowledge she did not remarry after Admiral's death in 1941.
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Name clarification was provided by Bessie's granddaughter, Sherry Habert. According to Sherry, who has considerable documentation in her possession, Bessie was never referred to anything other than Bessie Lee. Her name was not a shortened version of Elizabeth Letiticia. I am leaving the name as Bessie, since that is what is shown on the stone and I have no documentation that indicates anything else. /Mary D
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