Jennett C. Bennett, is the daughter of James Bennett and Nancy. She married William Dow Van Ornam. Their children are Mary Frances, William S., Leroy (Roy) Leighton, Maude, Sarah E., Albert Lyman, Guy D., Lillie May and Annis F. Van Ornam.
OBITUARY; Taken from "The Superior Journal" 20 February 1908
The funeral of Mrs. Van Ornam occured on Sunday afternoon at 1 o'clock from the Olive Hill Christian Church. Mrs. William VanOrnam was buried in the Olive Hill cemetery Sunday. Rev. Tipton preached the funeral sermon. She was an old settler of this neighborhood, having located here in the early eighties.
Note: I used the spelling of Jennett C. Bennett as this is the way her name was spelled on her marriage certificate and on the 1870 Iowa census records. Other spellings have been used.
OBITUARY; Taken from "The Superior Journal" 20 February 1908
The funeral of Mrs. Van Ornam occured on Sunday afternoon at 1 o'clock from the Olive Hill Christian Church. Mrs. William VanOrnam was buried in the Olive Hill cemetery Sunday. Rev. Tipton preached the funeral sermon. She was an old settler of this neighborhood, having located here in the early eighties.
Note: I used the spelling of Jennett C. Bennett as this is the way her name was spelled on her marriage certificate and on the 1870 Iowa census records. Other spellings have been used.
Jennett C. Bennett, is the daughter of James Bennett and Nancy. She married William Dow Van Ornam. Their children are Mary Frances, William S., Leroy (Roy) Leighton, Maude, Sarah E., Albert Lyman, Guy D., Lillie May and Annis F. Van Ornam.
OBITUARY; Taken from "The Superior Journal" 20 February 1908
The funeral of Mrs. Van Ornam occured on Sunday afternoon at 1 o'clock from the Olive Hill Christian Church. Mrs. William VanOrnam was buried in the Olive Hill cemetery Sunday. Rev. Tipton preached the funeral sermon. She was an old settler of this neighborhood, having located here in the early eighties.
Note: I used the spelling of Jennett C. Bennett as this is the way her name was spelled on her marriage certificate and on the 1870 Iowa census records. Other spellings have been used.
OBITUARY; Taken from "The Superior Journal" 20 February 1908
The funeral of Mrs. Van Ornam occured on Sunday afternoon at 1 o'clock from the Olive Hill Christian Church. Mrs. William VanOrnam was buried in the Olive Hill cemetery Sunday. Rev. Tipton preached the funeral sermon. She was an old settler of this neighborhood, having located here in the early eighties.
Note: I used the spelling of Jennett C. Bennett as this is the way her name was spelled on her marriage certificate and on the 1870 Iowa census records. Other spellings have been used.
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