Harriet born in New York, was the daughter of Pardon Bentley and Charity Eighmy.
Harriet Bentley Bolster, widow of Peter Bolster, and her four children had settled on a 160 acre claim near Mankato in 1870. She met, and later married Francis M. Lytle on November 21, 1873. The ceremony was conducted in her home by Peter Hull, J.P.
(Contributed by Nancy (Hitchcock) Clewell #47250521)
Harriet Bentley Bolster, widow of Peter Bolster, and her four children had settled on a 160 acre claim near Mankato in 1870. She met, and later married Francis M. Lytle on November 21, 1873. The ceremony was conducted in her home by Peter Hull, J.P.
(Contributed by Nancy (Hitchcock) Clewell #47250521)
Harriet born in New York, was the daughter of Pardon Bentley and Charity Eighmy.
Harriet Bentley Bolster, widow of Peter Bolster, and her four children had settled on a 160 acre claim near Mankato in 1870. She met, and later married Francis M. Lytle on November 21, 1873. The ceremony was conducted in her home by Peter Hull, J.P.
(Contributed by Nancy (Hitchcock) Clewell #47250521)
Harriet Bentley Bolster, widow of Peter Bolster, and her four children had settled on a 160 acre claim near Mankato in 1870. She met, and later married Francis M. Lytle on November 21, 1873. The ceremony was conducted in her home by Peter Hull, J.P.
(Contributed by Nancy (Hitchcock) Clewell #47250521)
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