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Elizabeth Ann <I>Hartman</I> Carleton

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Elizabeth Ann Hartman Carleton

Birth
Stokes County, North Carolina, USA
Death
18 Nov 1854 (aged 41)
Benton County, Missouri, USA
Burial
Leesville, Henry County, Missouri, USA
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d/o Jacob Isaac Hartman
and Temperance Elizabeth Baxter.

married, John Carleton
June 3 1830 Washington Co IN

mother of:
William T,
Sarah J,
James Samuel,
m/Lucinda Whitley
Hannah Catherine,
m#1/Jones, m#2/Snodgrass, m#3/Cramer
Dianna Prince
m/ William Charles Dukes
Mary Magdeline
m/Alfred Harrison Dukes
Elizabeth Evaline
m#1/Pharis, m#2/Smith, m#3/Webb),
Sidney Ellen,
John Burl
m/Sarah E Parker
Jacob Hartman

The following Newspaper clipping is pasted inside the front cover of the Carleton Family Bible:
Sister Carleton made a profession of religion when quite young, and joined the Methodist Church shortly after her marriage. Her illness was of short duration, and at her death, gave bright evidence that she laid up treasure in Heaven. When near death, she called her companion and children around to receive her dying charge. She remarked, my way is perfectly clear. She was delighted when the weary itinerant called in. She was a gentle mother, loving wife, kind neighbor and a devoted Christian. Her end was as might be expected in peace. Let me die the death of the righteous and let my last end be like hers. Rev Robert J Wilson(authtor/writer)

My Paternal 3rd Great Grandmother

**Stone 1/2 buried in the dirt**
d/o Jacob Isaac Hartman
and Temperance Elizabeth Baxter.

married, John Carleton
June 3 1830 Washington Co IN

mother of:
William T,
Sarah J,
James Samuel,
m/Lucinda Whitley
Hannah Catherine,
m#1/Jones, m#2/Snodgrass, m#3/Cramer
Dianna Prince
m/ William Charles Dukes
Mary Magdeline
m/Alfred Harrison Dukes
Elizabeth Evaline
m#1/Pharis, m#2/Smith, m#3/Webb),
Sidney Ellen,
John Burl
m/Sarah E Parker
Jacob Hartman

The following Newspaper clipping is pasted inside the front cover of the Carleton Family Bible:
Sister Carleton made a profession of religion when quite young, and joined the Methodist Church shortly after her marriage. Her illness was of short duration, and at her death, gave bright evidence that she laid up treasure in Heaven. When near death, she called her companion and children around to receive her dying charge. She remarked, my way is perfectly clear. She was delighted when the weary itinerant called in. She was a gentle mother, loving wife, kind neighbor and a devoted Christian. Her end was as might be expected in peace. Let me die the death of the righteous and let my last end be like hers. Rev Robert J Wilson(authtor/writer)

My Paternal 3rd Great Grandmother

**Stone 1/2 buried in the dirt**

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Consort of John Carleton

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