Person:Elizabeth Griffith (6)

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Elizabeth Jane Griffith
m. 1828
  1. Henry Griffith1829 -
  2. Ezra S. Griffith1831 - 1914
  3. Squire William Griffith1834 - 1880
  4. Orlando G. Griffith1837 - 1924
  5. Francis Marion Griffith1842 - 1915
  6. Elizabeth Jane Griffith1843 - 1921
  7. Betsy Gerutt Griffith1846 - 1885
m. 17 Sep 1866
Facts and Events
Name Elizabeth Jane Griffith
Gender Female
Birth[1] 12 May 1843 Miami, OH (near Cleveland, OH)
Census[4] 1850 Porter, Rock, WI - daugther
Census[5] 1860 Porter, Rock, WI - child
Marriage 17 Sep 1866 , Randolph, INto Henry Rowe Carver
Death[2] 24 Jan 1921 Myrtle Point, Coos, OR
Burial[3] , Coos, OR at Gravelford

Pioneers and Incidents of the Upper Coquille Valley by Alice H. Wooldridge http://www.rootsweb.com/~orcoos/pioneers.htm Elizabeth Jane CARVER - p. 115 Elizabeth Jane (Griffith) Carver passed away Monday, age 76 years 8 months and 2 days. Buried at Gravel Ford beside her husband at Gravel Ford who died Dec. 28, 1893. She was born May 12, 1843 near Cleveland, Ohio. From then she moved to Indiana where she met Henry Carver and soon after the Civil War they were married. From Indiana they moved to Wilson county, Kansas and from there to Baker, Oregon in 1882, came to Coos Co. in the fall of 1888, locating near Dora. 8 children were born to them -- 2 died in infancy and 1 son drowned in California when he was 15 years of age. The surviving children are: W. M. Carver of Bliss, Ida.; Annie E. Huff of Dinsmore, Calif.; C. E. Carver and A. L. Carver of this city and J. A. Carver, who left a few days ago for Idaho. 22 grand children and 5 great grandchildren besides 2 brothers and a sister, One of the older grandchildren is Henry Carver, an ex-serviceman and resides in Myrtle Point. --Southern Coos County American, Jan 27, 1921 per email from D. Jennifer Shank - jenohn@@quix.net on 19 Oct 2005

References
  1. Alice H. Wooldridge. Pioneers and Incidents of the Upper Coquille Valley.

    Elizabeth Jane CARVER - p. 115

  2. Alice H. Wooldridge. Pioneers and Incidents of the Upper Coquille Valley.

    Elizabeth Jane CARVER - p. 115.

  3. Alice H. Wooldridge. Pioneers and Incidents of the Upper Coquille Valley.

    Elizabeth Jane CARVER - p. 115

  4. 1850 US Federal Census
    M432_1005; Image: 167.

    Barnabas GRIFFITH; page: 296; Porter, Rock, WI; family # 959; lines 11-20

  5. 1860 US Federal Census
    Series M653 Roll 1431 Book 1 Page 606, Page 80.

    Porter, Rock County, Wisconsin, B. Griffeth family, family number 617.