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'''Spouse:''' [[Samuel Dennett III]] (m. April 23, 1797, Standish, ME) | '''Spouse:''' [[Samuel Dennett III]] (m. April 23, 1797, Standish, ME) | ||
''' | '''Children:''' [[Hannah Dennett Poland]], [[John Dennett]], [[George Dennett]], [[Sarah Grey Dennett Moore]], [[Mary Dennett Howe]], [[Emeline Dennett Ruggles]], [[Gardner Dennett]], [[Louisa Dennett]], [[Olive Dennett McDonald]], and [[Abigail S. Dennett]] | ||
'''Parents:''' [[Daniel Lowell]] and [[Mercy Davis]] | '''Parents:''' [[Daniel Lowell]] and [[Mercy Davis]] | ||
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== Health == | == Health == | ||
According to Bessie Gwillim Law's oral history, Louisa Dennett found Mary dead in her bed one cold morning. Louisa was convinced she had frozen to death. | |||
== Faith == | == Faith == | ||
Revision as of 20:50, 13 January 2015
Born: Mary Lowell (Polly)
- April 8, 1779
- Standish, ME
Died: March 15, 1872
- Standish, ME
Spouse: Samuel Dennett III (m. April 23, 1797, Standish, ME)
Children: Hannah Dennett Poland, John Dennett, George Dennett, Sarah Grey Dennett Moore, Mary Dennett Howe, Emeline Dennett Ruggles, Gardner Dennett, Louisa Dennett, Olive Dennett McDonald, and Abigail S. Dennett
Parents: Daniel Lowell and Mercy Davis
Early Life
Education
Career
Accomplishments
Health
According to Bessie Gwillim Law's oral history, Louisa Dennett found Mary dead in her bed one cold morning. Louisa was convinced she had frozen to death.