Dephine <I>Haynes</I> Hamblin
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Dephine Haynes Hamblin

Birth
North Hero, Grand Isle County, Vermont, USA
Death
5 Apr 1847 (aged 49)
Pottawattamie County, Iowa, USA
Monument
Santa Clara, Washington County, Utah, USA Add to Map
Plot
A10
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The family prefers the spelling Daphne.
Name is frequently spelled Daphne/Daphene/Daphney/Dephine.
The name Dephine is matched to the engraving on the memorial marker.

Daughter of William Haynes and Mary Stoddard.

Married Isaiah Hamblin, 30 Nov 1812, North Hero, Grand Isle, Vermont.

Children - William Haynes Hamblin, Mellissa Daphne Hamblin, Emily Haynes Hamblin, Jacob Vernon Hamblin, Olive Haynes Hamblin, Adeline Amerilla Hamblin, Obed Hamblin, Alsen (Olson) Haynes Hamblin, Oscar Hamblin, Edwin Hamblin, Francis Marion Hamblin, Frederick Hamblin.

Death - Daphne sustained her husband, Isaiah, to the extent that when she heard the guns of the battle in which Isaiah was wounded, she put her babe, some bandages and medicine into a boat, and rowed twenty miles to the scene of action. As the Hamblin family began preparations to leave for Council Bluffs in 1847, Daphne became ill. They waited two days hoping she would become better, but she died there early in 1847. Daphne was buried along the trail in Pottawattamie County, Iowa with only a crude marker for her grave. The Santa Clara Cemetery marker is a memorial to her memory which is shared with her husband, Isaiah.
The family prefers the spelling Daphne.
Name is frequently spelled Daphne/Daphene/Daphney/Dephine.
The name Dephine is matched to the engraving on the memorial marker.

Daughter of William Haynes and Mary Stoddard.

Married Isaiah Hamblin, 30 Nov 1812, North Hero, Grand Isle, Vermont.

Children - William Haynes Hamblin, Mellissa Daphne Hamblin, Emily Haynes Hamblin, Jacob Vernon Hamblin, Olive Haynes Hamblin, Adeline Amerilla Hamblin, Obed Hamblin, Alsen (Olson) Haynes Hamblin, Oscar Hamblin, Edwin Hamblin, Francis Marion Hamblin, Frederick Hamblin.

Death - Daphne sustained her husband, Isaiah, to the extent that when she heard the guns of the battle in which Isaiah was wounded, she put her babe, some bandages and medicine into a boat, and rowed twenty miles to the scene of action. As the Hamblin family began preparations to leave for Council Bluffs in 1847, Daphne became ill. They waited two days hoping she would become better, but she died there early in 1847. Daphne was buried along the trail in Pottawattamie County, Iowa with only a crude marker for her grave. The Santa Clara Cemetery marker is a memorial to her memory which is shared with her husband, Isaiah.

Inscription

So Shall Your Seed and Your Name Remain Before Me, Saith The Lord.

Gravesite Details

This is a memorial marker. Daphne is buried on the plains in Pottawattamie, Iowa.

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