GGranddaughter of Revolutionary Patriot, Private James Laird b. 1761 d. 1846
and
GGGranddaughter of Revolutionary Patriot, Capt. William Laird b. 1727 d. 1820
Wife of Eli Anderson, married 25 Dec 1842, Utica, Livingston County, MO.
After Eli died in 1872, Elizabeth and her children migrated to and were enumerated in the 1880 Census, Fawn Creek, Montgomery County, KS.
In 1890, Elizabeth attempted to receive a widow's pension on Eli's Civil War Service.
She died from dropsy in December 1898, while living with her daughter and son-in-law, Ida May and Arthur Jackson.
and
GGGranddaughter of Revolutionary Patriot, Capt. William Laird b. 1727 d. 1820
Wife of Eli Anderson, married 25 Dec 1842, Utica, Livingston County, MO.
After Eli died in 1872, Elizabeth and her children migrated to and were enumerated in the 1880 Census, Fawn Creek, Montgomery County, KS.
In 1890, Elizabeth attempted to receive a widow's pension on Eli's Civil War Service.
She died from dropsy in December 1898, while living with her daughter and son-in-law, Ida May and Arthur Jackson.
GGranddaughter of Revolutionary Patriot, Private James Laird b. 1761 d. 1846
and
GGGranddaughter of Revolutionary Patriot, Capt. William Laird b. 1727 d. 1820
Wife of Eli Anderson, married 25 Dec 1842, Utica, Livingston County, MO.
After Eli died in 1872, Elizabeth and her children migrated to and were enumerated in the 1880 Census, Fawn Creek, Montgomery County, KS.
In 1890, Elizabeth attempted to receive a widow's pension on Eli's Civil War Service.
She died from dropsy in December 1898, while living with her daughter and son-in-law, Ida May and Arthur Jackson.
and
GGGranddaughter of Revolutionary Patriot, Capt. William Laird b. 1727 d. 1820
Wife of Eli Anderson, married 25 Dec 1842, Utica, Livingston County, MO.
After Eli died in 1872, Elizabeth and her children migrated to and were enumerated in the 1880 Census, Fawn Creek, Montgomery County, KS.
In 1890, Elizabeth attempted to receive a widow's pension on Eli's Civil War Service.
She died from dropsy in December 1898, while living with her daughter and son-in-law, Ida May and Arthur Jackson.
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