Cynthia Bassett Ripley was the daughter of Barachiah Bassett (1782 - 1859) and Nancy Butler (1785 - 1845). She married Daniel Ripley (1801 -1888). Both the Ripley and Bassett families trace back to the Mayflower.
Cynthia and Daniel Ripley had one son, Willie Bassett Ripley (1847 - 1936), who is buried at Oak Lawn Cemetery, West Plains, Howell County, Missouri.
Cynthia also has a sister, Frances Elizabeth Bassett Frost, who is buried at Riverside Cemetery. Cynthia's son, Willie, married Elizabeth's daughter, Alice in 1868.
Cynthia was loved by all. She was a good writer and wrote many poems, and wrote articles for the local newspaper.
Cynthia and Daniel Ripley had one son, Willie Bassett Ripley (1847 - 1936), who is buried at Oak Lawn Cemetery, West Plains, Howell County, Missouri.
Cynthia also has a sister, Frances Elizabeth Bassett Frost, who is buried at Riverside Cemetery. Cynthia's son, Willie, married Elizabeth's daughter, Alice in 1868.
Cynthia was loved by all. She was a good writer and wrote many poems, and wrote articles for the local newspaper.
Cynthia Bassett Ripley was the daughter of Barachiah Bassett (1782 - 1859) and Nancy Butler (1785 - 1845). She married Daniel Ripley (1801 -1888). Both the Ripley and Bassett families trace back to the Mayflower.
Cynthia and Daniel Ripley had one son, Willie Bassett Ripley (1847 - 1936), who is buried at Oak Lawn Cemetery, West Plains, Howell County, Missouri.
Cynthia also has a sister, Frances Elizabeth Bassett Frost, who is buried at Riverside Cemetery. Cynthia's son, Willie, married Elizabeth's daughter, Alice in 1868.
Cynthia was loved by all. She was a good writer and wrote many poems, and wrote articles for the local newspaper.
Cynthia and Daniel Ripley had one son, Willie Bassett Ripley (1847 - 1936), who is buried at Oak Lawn Cemetery, West Plains, Howell County, Missouri.
Cynthia also has a sister, Frances Elizabeth Bassett Frost, who is buried at Riverside Cemetery. Cynthia's son, Willie, married Elizabeth's daughter, Alice in 1868.
Cynthia was loved by all. She was a good writer and wrote many poems, and wrote articles for the local newspaper.
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on same headstone with Daniel Ripley. She rests from her labors, and her works do follow her.
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