Note: no records indicate Mary's burial here but I strongly believe she is in the unmarked graves marked with small stone B's extending from Stephen Bentley's large stone.
Mary lived with Stephen and Dianna Bentley (Mary's daughter) until her death so marked so sense she would be elsewhere.
Mother to Charity Eighmy Bentley and Dianna Eighmy Bentley. Wife of George Peter (Potor) Eighmy 1770-1812.
Mary moved to Sandy Creek about 1830 to live with her daughter Dianna and husband Stephen Bentley (brother to Pardon Bentley).
Another son Leaman Eighmy came to live in Sandy Creek about the same time for several years before moving to iowa.
Mary lived with Stephen and Dianna Bentley (Mary's daughter) until her death so marked so sense she would be elsewhere.
Mother to Charity Eighmy Bentley and Dianna Eighmy Bentley. Wife of George Peter (Potor) Eighmy 1770-1812.
Mary moved to Sandy Creek about 1830 to live with her daughter Dianna and husband Stephen Bentley (brother to Pardon Bentley).
Another son Leaman Eighmy came to live in Sandy Creek about the same time for several years before moving to iowa.
Note: no records indicate Mary's burial here but I strongly believe she is in the unmarked graves marked with small stone B's extending from Stephen Bentley's large stone.
Mary lived with Stephen and Dianna Bentley (Mary's daughter) until her death so marked so sense she would be elsewhere.
Mother to Charity Eighmy Bentley and Dianna Eighmy Bentley. Wife of George Peter (Potor) Eighmy 1770-1812.
Mary moved to Sandy Creek about 1830 to live with her daughter Dianna and husband Stephen Bentley (brother to Pardon Bentley).
Another son Leaman Eighmy came to live in Sandy Creek about the same time for several years before moving to iowa.
Mary lived with Stephen and Dianna Bentley (Mary's daughter) until her death so marked so sense she would be elsewhere.
Mother to Charity Eighmy Bentley and Dianna Eighmy Bentley. Wife of George Peter (Potor) Eighmy 1770-1812.
Mary moved to Sandy Creek about 1830 to live with her daughter Dianna and husband Stephen Bentley (brother to Pardon Bentley).
Another son Leaman Eighmy came to live in Sandy Creek about the same time for several years before moving to iowa.
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