Oldest child of Frances Ann Hays and Thomas Barton Bennett. Wife of John Willard Grippen; married Oct. 14, 1896 at home of her parents in East Feliciana Parish, LA. Katie was living in Memphis, TN with nephew John David Tempel at the time of her death.
The Times-Democrat (New Orleans, Louisiana) 16 Oct 1896, Fri, Page 7, column 2
CLINTON, LA.
At the residence of the bride's parents, in this city, yesterday evening, Mr. J. W. Grippen was united in marriage to Miss Katie Bennett, daughter of Mr. T. B. Bennett. Rev. E. T. Denson officiating. The bride is one of our most lovely young ladies. Mr. Grippen came to this parish from New Jersey before he had reached his manhood, and took charge of a large and run-down cotton plantation for his uncle. He showed his grit by making a success beyond the expectations of anyone. He is now one of the most successful farmers in the parish.
The Times-Democrat (New Orleans, Louisiana) 16 Oct 1896, Fri, Page 7, column 2
CLINTON, LA.
At the residence of the bride's parents, in this city, yesterday evening, Mr. J. W. Grippen was united in marriage to Miss Katie Bennett, daughter of Mr. T. B. Bennett. Rev. E. T. Denson officiating. The bride is one of our most lovely young ladies. Mr. Grippen came to this parish from New Jersey before he had reached his manhood, and took charge of a large and run-down cotton plantation for his uncle. He showed his grit by making a success beyond the expectations of anyone. He is now one of the most successful farmers in the parish.
Oldest child of Frances Ann Hays and Thomas Barton Bennett. Wife of John Willard Grippen; married Oct. 14, 1896 at home of her parents in East Feliciana Parish, LA. Katie was living in Memphis, TN with nephew John David Tempel at the time of her death.
The Times-Democrat (New Orleans, Louisiana) 16 Oct 1896, Fri, Page 7, column 2
CLINTON, LA.
At the residence of the bride's parents, in this city, yesterday evening, Mr. J. W. Grippen was united in marriage to Miss Katie Bennett, daughter of Mr. T. B. Bennett. Rev. E. T. Denson officiating. The bride is one of our most lovely young ladies. Mr. Grippen came to this parish from New Jersey before he had reached his manhood, and took charge of a large and run-down cotton plantation for his uncle. He showed his grit by making a success beyond the expectations of anyone. He is now one of the most successful farmers in the parish.
The Times-Democrat (New Orleans, Louisiana) 16 Oct 1896, Fri, Page 7, column 2
CLINTON, LA.
At the residence of the bride's parents, in this city, yesterday evening, Mr. J. W. Grippen was united in marriage to Miss Katie Bennett, daughter of Mr. T. B. Bennett. Rev. E. T. Denson officiating. The bride is one of our most lovely young ladies. Mr. Grippen came to this parish from New Jersey before he had reached his manhood, and took charge of a large and run-down cotton plantation for his uncle. He showed his grit by making a success beyond the expectations of anyone. He is now one of the most successful farmers in the parish.
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