Henry H. HOLT & Harriet E. MIDDLETON & Mary S. DYER

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Henry H. HOLT
Harriet E. MIDDLETON
Mary S. DYER

Husband: Henry H. HOLT
Birth: 31 Jul 1842, Munson, Geauga Co., OH
Death: Montpelier, Muscatine Co., IA
Father: Elijah Hale HOLT
Mother: Jane HERRINGTON

Marriage-1: 9 May 1863, Carroll Co., IL

Wife-1: Harriet E. MIDDLETON

Marriage-2: 29 Sep 1866, Carroll Co., IL

Wife-2: Mary S. [N.?] DYER
Birth: 6 Jun 1848, Bedford Co., PA

Children with Harriet MIDDLETON:

Children with Mary DYER:

Sources:

1. Illinois Statewide Marriage Index, 1763–1900:

HOLT, HENRY H MIDDLETON, HARRIET E CARROLL 05/09/1863 OMR/0139

HOLT, HENRY H DYER, MARY S CARROLL 09/29/1866 B/ 4 140

FLEMING, HUGH M HOLT, MARY MRS CARROLL 06/01/1890 B/ 94 3712

Is this last record of Henry's widow getting remarried? But if so, why is she back in Carroll Co.?

2. Census Index: U.S. Selected Counties, 1870 (Broderbund CD-319): not found in Muscatine Co., IA; no Carroll Co., IL, records on CD.

3. Census Index: U.S. Selected Counties, 1880 (Broderbund CD-320): no Carroll Co., IL, or Muscatine Co., IA, records on CD.

4. Ancestry World Trees (online at Ancestry.com).

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