Susan was named after her mother, Susan Adams, who died in England when Susan was a young child.
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Susan Beaumont Doolittle emigrated with her father, Robert Beaumont and his 2nd wife to the USA in 1856. She would have been about 8 years old and was also accompanied by her siblings.
Susan Beaumont married Joseph Warren Doolittle and they were successful and respected members of the Owatonna community. They had two children, Guy Warren Doolittle and Eva May Doolittle Rowland (my maternal great grandmother). They are all buried at Forest Hill Cemetery along with Eva
May's husband, Joseph Wren Rowland and their daughters Frances May Rowland Trapnell and Josephine Wren Rowland Rennison.
Information from Rebecca Fahey.
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Susan Beaumont Doolittle emigrated with her father, Robert Beaumont and his 2nd wife to the USA in 1856. She would have been about 8 years old and was also accompanied by her siblings.
Susan Beaumont married Joseph Warren Doolittle and they were successful and respected members of the Owatonna community. They had two children, Guy Warren Doolittle and Eva May Doolittle Rowland (my maternal great grandmother). They are all buried at Forest Hill Cemetery along with Eva
May's husband, Joseph Wren Rowland and their daughters Frances May Rowland Trapnell and Josephine Wren Rowland Rennison.
Information from Rebecca Fahey.
Susan was named after her mother, Susan Adams, who died in England when Susan was a young child.
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Susan Beaumont Doolittle emigrated with her father, Robert Beaumont and his 2nd wife to the USA in 1856. She would have been about 8 years old and was also accompanied by her siblings.
Susan Beaumont married Joseph Warren Doolittle and they were successful and respected members of the Owatonna community. They had two children, Guy Warren Doolittle and Eva May Doolittle Rowland (my maternal great grandmother). They are all buried at Forest Hill Cemetery along with Eva
May's husband, Joseph Wren Rowland and their daughters Frances May Rowland Trapnell and Josephine Wren Rowland Rennison.
Information from Rebecca Fahey.
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Susan Beaumont Doolittle emigrated with her father, Robert Beaumont and his 2nd wife to the USA in 1856. She would have been about 8 years old and was also accompanied by her siblings.
Susan Beaumont married Joseph Warren Doolittle and they were successful and respected members of the Owatonna community. They had two children, Guy Warren Doolittle and Eva May Doolittle Rowland (my maternal great grandmother). They are all buried at Forest Hill Cemetery along with Eva
May's husband, Joseph Wren Rowland and their daughters Frances May Rowland Trapnell and Josephine Wren Rowland Rennison.
Information from Rebecca Fahey.
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