Thanks to Dennis Stephens (#48479779), for the following:
After Thomas' death Betsy married Richard Hardesty on Dec. 15, 1859 in Shelby Co, MO. They lived in Macon County until his death in 1867. Betsy then bought 160 acres of land in Marion Township, Monroe County, and lived there until 1879, when she moved to live with her daughter Elizabeth Fifer in Shelby County. Upon her death in 1883 she did not leave a will, but her estate was probated that year in Monroe County. The probate records mention 4 of her children, John of Shelby County, William of Randolph County, Richard of Monroe County, and Elizabeth A. Fifer of Shelby County. I think that her daughters Sarah Jane and Mildred died before April, 1883.
After Thomas' death Betsy married Richard Hardesty on Dec. 15, 1859 in Shelby Co, MO. They lived in Macon County until his death in 1867. Betsy then bought 160 acres of land in Marion Township, Monroe County, and lived there until 1879, when she moved to live with her daughter Elizabeth Fifer in Shelby County. Upon her death in 1883 she did not leave a will, but her estate was probated that year in Monroe County. The probate records mention 4 of her children, John of Shelby County, William of Randolph County, Richard of Monroe County, and Elizabeth A. Fifer of Shelby County. I think that her daughters Sarah Jane and Mildred died before April, 1883.
Thanks to Dennis Stephens (#48479779), for the following:
After Thomas' death Betsy married Richard Hardesty on Dec. 15, 1859 in Shelby Co, MO. They lived in Macon County until his death in 1867. Betsy then bought 160 acres of land in Marion Township, Monroe County, and lived there until 1879, when she moved to live with her daughter Elizabeth Fifer in Shelby County. Upon her death in 1883 she did not leave a will, but her estate was probated that year in Monroe County. The probate records mention 4 of her children, John of Shelby County, William of Randolph County, Richard of Monroe County, and Elizabeth A. Fifer of Shelby County. I think that her daughters Sarah Jane and Mildred died before April, 1883.
After Thomas' death Betsy married Richard Hardesty on Dec. 15, 1859 in Shelby Co, MO. They lived in Macon County until his death in 1867. Betsy then bought 160 acres of land in Marion Township, Monroe County, and lived there until 1879, when she moved to live with her daughter Elizabeth Fifer in Shelby County. Upon her death in 1883 she did not leave a will, but her estate was probated that year in Monroe County. The probate records mention 4 of her children, John of Shelby County, William of Randolph County, Richard of Monroe County, and Elizabeth A. Fifer of Shelby County. I think that her daughters Sarah Jane and Mildred died before April, 1883.
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