Mrs. Lilian Lona Bedle
Born in Jersey City, New Jersey.
Wife of Bennington Randolph Bedle.
Descendant of Samuel Ellis, of Massachusetts.
Daughter of Isaiah Hutton and Mary Ellis, his wife.
Granddaughter of Nathaniel Ellis and Abigail Dumbleton, his wife.
Granddaughter of Samuel Ellis and Mary Nye, his wife.
Samuel Ellis, (1753–1834), served in the Barnstable county militia and was at Valley Forge, 1777. He was born and died in Sandwich, Mass.
[Lineage Book, National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution, Vol. XX, 1905, pg 38]
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Mrs. Lillian L. Bedle of Asbury Park has brought suit for an absolute divorce from her husband, Bennington R. Bedle, who now lives in Keyport. She alleges desertion. Bennington R. Bedle is the son of the late Governor Joseph D. Bedle, who was born in Matawan and resided there for many years. Mr. and Mrs. Bedle were married on December 30, 1893, in Sheffield, Eng., while Mr. Bedle was Consul there. The desertion is said to have taken place in Asbury Park in February, 1906, where Mr. Bedle had lived for several years. [Keyport Weekly (New Jersey), 1 Dec 1911]
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Bennington R. Bedle of Keyport, formerly of Asbury Park, has been granted a divorce from Lillian Hutton Bedle by the court of chancery of this state on the grounds of desertion. The action was ex-parte. Mr. Bedle was married in Sheffield, England. At the time he was United States consul there. Mr. Bedle is the son of Joseph Bedle, former Democratic governor of the state of New Jersey and is a graduate of the University of Princeton. Mr. Bedle has made his home at Keyport for the last two years. [Asbury Park Press (New Jersey), Tues, 21 May 1912]
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Mrs. Bedle Got Divorce
Announcement that Bennington R. Bedle of Keyport, formerly of Asbury Park, had secured a divorce from his wife, Lillian Hutton Bedle, should have been just the reverse. The divorce was granted by the court of chancery to Mrs. Bedle, who was represented by Patterson and Rhome of this city. [Asbury Park Press, 22 May 1912]
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Lillian Hutton Bedle was born on 6 Oct 1863 in Jersey City, New Jersey, the daughter of Isaiah S. Hutton and Mary N. Ellis. In October 1939, her name was listed as Lillian Hutton Bedle. [Social Security Index]
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1900 (Jun 7) Census, Asbury Park, Monmouth, NJ:
B R Bedle, 37, b Jul 1863, m 6 yrs, b NJ, parents NJ, capitalist.
Lillian L, wife, 34, b Oct 1865, 1 born/liv, b NJ, parents NJ.
Dorsett F, son, 4, b Dec 1895, England (American citizen).
Address: 601 Bangs Avenue (rent house)
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Dorsett F. Bedle died on 18 Mar 1908 in Manhattan, New York County, aged 12 years. [New York, New York Death Index]
Born in Jersey City, New Jersey.
Wife of Bennington Randolph Bedle.
Descendant of Samuel Ellis, of Massachusetts.
Daughter of Isaiah Hutton and Mary Ellis, his wife.
Granddaughter of Nathaniel Ellis and Abigail Dumbleton, his wife.
Granddaughter of Samuel Ellis and Mary Nye, his wife.
Samuel Ellis, (1753–1834), served in the Barnstable county militia and was at Valley Forge, 1777. He was born and died in Sandwich, Mass.
[Lineage Book, National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution, Vol. XX, 1905, pg 38]
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Mrs. Lillian L. Bedle of Asbury Park has brought suit for an absolute divorce from her husband, Bennington R. Bedle, who now lives in Keyport. She alleges desertion. Bennington R. Bedle is the son of the late Governor Joseph D. Bedle, who was born in Matawan and resided there for many years. Mr. and Mrs. Bedle were married on December 30, 1893, in Sheffield, Eng., while Mr. Bedle was Consul there. The desertion is said to have taken place in Asbury Park in February, 1906, where Mr. Bedle had lived for several years. [Keyport Weekly (New Jersey), 1 Dec 1911]
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Bennington R. Bedle of Keyport, formerly of Asbury Park, has been granted a divorce from Lillian Hutton Bedle by the court of chancery of this state on the grounds of desertion. The action was ex-parte. Mr. Bedle was married in Sheffield, England. At the time he was United States consul there. Mr. Bedle is the son of Joseph Bedle, former Democratic governor of the state of New Jersey and is a graduate of the University of Princeton. Mr. Bedle has made his home at Keyport for the last two years. [Asbury Park Press (New Jersey), Tues, 21 May 1912]
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Mrs. Bedle Got Divorce
Announcement that Bennington R. Bedle of Keyport, formerly of Asbury Park, had secured a divorce from his wife, Lillian Hutton Bedle, should have been just the reverse. The divorce was granted by the court of chancery to Mrs. Bedle, who was represented by Patterson and Rhome of this city. [Asbury Park Press, 22 May 1912]
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Lillian Hutton Bedle was born on 6 Oct 1863 in Jersey City, New Jersey, the daughter of Isaiah S. Hutton and Mary N. Ellis. In October 1939, her name was listed as Lillian Hutton Bedle. [Social Security Index]
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1900 (Jun 7) Census, Asbury Park, Monmouth, NJ:
B R Bedle, 37, b Jul 1863, m 6 yrs, b NJ, parents NJ, capitalist.
Lillian L, wife, 34, b Oct 1865, 1 born/liv, b NJ, parents NJ.
Dorsett F, son, 4, b Dec 1895, England (American citizen).
Address: 601 Bangs Avenue (rent house)
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Dorsett F. Bedle died on 18 Mar 1908 in Manhattan, New York County, aged 12 years. [New York, New York Death Index]
Mrs. Lilian Lona Bedle
Born in Jersey City, New Jersey.
Wife of Bennington Randolph Bedle.
Descendant of Samuel Ellis, of Massachusetts.
Daughter of Isaiah Hutton and Mary Ellis, his wife.
Granddaughter of Nathaniel Ellis and Abigail Dumbleton, his wife.
Granddaughter of Samuel Ellis and Mary Nye, his wife.
Samuel Ellis, (1753–1834), served in the Barnstable county militia and was at Valley Forge, 1777. He was born and died in Sandwich, Mass.
[Lineage Book, National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution, Vol. XX, 1905, pg 38]
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Mrs. Lillian L. Bedle of Asbury Park has brought suit for an absolute divorce from her husband, Bennington R. Bedle, who now lives in Keyport. She alleges desertion. Bennington R. Bedle is the son of the late Governor Joseph D. Bedle, who was born in Matawan and resided there for many years. Mr. and Mrs. Bedle were married on December 30, 1893, in Sheffield, Eng., while Mr. Bedle was Consul there. The desertion is said to have taken place in Asbury Park in February, 1906, where Mr. Bedle had lived for several years. [Keyport Weekly (New Jersey), 1 Dec 1911]
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Bennington R. Bedle of Keyport, formerly of Asbury Park, has been granted a divorce from Lillian Hutton Bedle by the court of chancery of this state on the grounds of desertion. The action was ex-parte. Mr. Bedle was married in Sheffield, England. At the time he was United States consul there. Mr. Bedle is the son of Joseph Bedle, former Democratic governor of the state of New Jersey and is a graduate of the University of Princeton. Mr. Bedle has made his home at Keyport for the last two years. [Asbury Park Press (New Jersey), Tues, 21 May 1912]
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Mrs. Bedle Got Divorce
Announcement that Bennington R. Bedle of Keyport, formerly of Asbury Park, had secured a divorce from his wife, Lillian Hutton Bedle, should have been just the reverse. The divorce was granted by the court of chancery to Mrs. Bedle, who was represented by Patterson and Rhome of this city. [Asbury Park Press, 22 May 1912]
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Lillian Hutton Bedle was born on 6 Oct 1863 in Jersey City, New Jersey, the daughter of Isaiah S. Hutton and Mary N. Ellis. In October 1939, her name was listed as Lillian Hutton Bedle. [Social Security Index]
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1900 (Jun 7) Census, Asbury Park, Monmouth, NJ:
B R Bedle, 37, b Jul 1863, m 6 yrs, b NJ, parents NJ, capitalist.
Lillian L, wife, 34, b Oct 1865, 1 born/liv, b NJ, parents NJ.
Dorsett F, son, 4, b Dec 1895, England (American citizen).
Address: 601 Bangs Avenue (rent house)
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Dorsett F. Bedle died on 18 Mar 1908 in Manhattan, New York County, aged 12 years. [New York, New York Death Index]
Born in Jersey City, New Jersey.
Wife of Bennington Randolph Bedle.
Descendant of Samuel Ellis, of Massachusetts.
Daughter of Isaiah Hutton and Mary Ellis, his wife.
Granddaughter of Nathaniel Ellis and Abigail Dumbleton, his wife.
Granddaughter of Samuel Ellis and Mary Nye, his wife.
Samuel Ellis, (1753–1834), served in the Barnstable county militia and was at Valley Forge, 1777. He was born and died in Sandwich, Mass.
[Lineage Book, National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution, Vol. XX, 1905, pg 38]
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Mrs. Lillian L. Bedle of Asbury Park has brought suit for an absolute divorce from her husband, Bennington R. Bedle, who now lives in Keyport. She alleges desertion. Bennington R. Bedle is the son of the late Governor Joseph D. Bedle, who was born in Matawan and resided there for many years. Mr. and Mrs. Bedle were married on December 30, 1893, in Sheffield, Eng., while Mr. Bedle was Consul there. The desertion is said to have taken place in Asbury Park in February, 1906, where Mr. Bedle had lived for several years. [Keyport Weekly (New Jersey), 1 Dec 1911]
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Bennington R. Bedle of Keyport, formerly of Asbury Park, has been granted a divorce from Lillian Hutton Bedle by the court of chancery of this state on the grounds of desertion. The action was ex-parte. Mr. Bedle was married in Sheffield, England. At the time he was United States consul there. Mr. Bedle is the son of Joseph Bedle, former Democratic governor of the state of New Jersey and is a graduate of the University of Princeton. Mr. Bedle has made his home at Keyport for the last two years. [Asbury Park Press (New Jersey), Tues, 21 May 1912]
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Mrs. Bedle Got Divorce
Announcement that Bennington R. Bedle of Keyport, formerly of Asbury Park, had secured a divorce from his wife, Lillian Hutton Bedle, should have been just the reverse. The divorce was granted by the court of chancery to Mrs. Bedle, who was represented by Patterson and Rhome of this city. [Asbury Park Press, 22 May 1912]
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Lillian Hutton Bedle was born on 6 Oct 1863 in Jersey City, New Jersey, the daughter of Isaiah S. Hutton and Mary N. Ellis. In October 1939, her name was listed as Lillian Hutton Bedle. [Social Security Index]
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1900 (Jun 7) Census, Asbury Park, Monmouth, NJ:
B R Bedle, 37, b Jul 1863, m 6 yrs, b NJ, parents NJ, capitalist.
Lillian L, wife, 34, b Oct 1865, 1 born/liv, b NJ, parents NJ.
Dorsett F, son, 4, b Dec 1895, England (American citizen).
Address: 601 Bangs Avenue (rent house)
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Dorsett F. Bedle died on 18 Mar 1908 in Manhattan, New York County, aged 12 years. [New York, New York Death Index]
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