History of Colorado volume 2
History of Colorado volume 2
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He married, July 1, 1878, Miss Alma M. Bennett, of Beloit, Wisconsin, daughter of Almon and Calista (Peck) Bennett, her father being a merchant and lumber dealer of that city. She was a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution and of the Plymouth Congregational church. Mrs. Malone died May 1, 1918. She was a woman of strong character and beautiful life. Her sweet personality was an inspiration to all who knew her. She was a filial daughter and a model wife, mother and friend. Who coul...d be more? Mr. Malone ascribes most of whatever of success, or good he achieved in his life, to his wife's good judgment, wise counsel and sweet companionship.
To Judge and Mrs. Malone were born the following children, all natives of Beloit, Wisconsin: Mary Louise, Helen Cossitt, William Bennett and Alma E. Malone. The three daughters are all married, Mary Louise, who was queen of the Colorado Festival of Mountain and Plain in the year 1901, to the distinguished young civil and hydraulic engineer, Elbert E.
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He married, July 1, 1878, Miss Alma M. Bennett, of Beloit, Wisconsin, daughter of Almon and Calista (Peck) Bennett, her father being a merchant and lumber dealer of that city. She was a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution and of the Plymouth Congregational church. Mrs. Malone died May 1, 1918. She was a woman of strong character and beautiful life. Her sweet personality was an inspiration to all who knew her. She was a filial daughter and a model wife, mother and friend. Who coul...d be more? Mr. Malone ascribes most of whatever of success, or good he achieved in his life, to his wife's good judgment, wise counsel and sweet companionship.
To Judge and Mrs. Malone were born the following children, all natives of Beloit, Wisconsin: Mary Louise, Helen Cossitt, William Bennett and Alma E. Malone. The three daughters are all married, Mary Louise, who was queen of the Colorado Festival of Mountain and Plain in the year 1901, to the distinguished young civil and hydraulic engineer, Elbert E.
What to read after History of Colorado volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilbur Fiske Stone to read onlineMoreLess
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