Person ID: I8779329430
Martha Bennett
18 Mar 1812 – 10 Feb 1888
Female
Events
- Born
- 18 Mar 1812 — York, Ontario, Canada
- Residence
- 1850 — Guilford, Medina, Ohio, United States1 source
- Residence
- 1860 — Guilford, Medina, Ohio, United States1 source
- Residence
- 1870 — Guilford, Medina, Ohio, United States1 source
- Residence
- 1880 — Guilford, Medina, Ohio, United States1 source
- Died
- 10 Feb 1888 — Guilford, Medina, Ohio, United States
- Buried
- 12 Feb 1888 — Guildford Cemetery, Guilford, Medina, Ohio, United States
Parents
Family group sheet →- FatherAquilla BennettAbt. 1775 – 1869
- MotherSusanna Coberb. Abt. 1791
- ChildIsaac C Bennettb. 1806
- ChildMary Bennett1808 – 04 Sep 1853
- ChildAquilla Bennett, Jr.1810 – Bef. 1851
- ChildMartha Bennett18 Mar 1812 – 10 Feb 1888
- ChildMary Susannah Bennett28 Aug 1817 – 10 Feb 1905
- ChildNicholas Bennett15 Apr 1819 – 21 Sep 1850
- ChildMargaret Bennett
- ChildPeter Bennett21 Oct 1823 – 16 Jan 1913
- ChildHannah Bennettb. 11 Oct 1823
- ChildElizabeth Bennettd. 01 Dec 1858
- ChildJoshua Bennett
Family
Family group sheet →Married: 1833 — Markham, York, Ontario, Canada
- FatherDaniel Kreiderb. 21 Apr 1811
- MotherMartha Bennett18 Mar 1812 – 10 Feb 1888
- ChildIsaac Bennett Kreiderb. 28 Apr 1836
- ChildSusan Kreiderb. 1838
- ChildCatherine Kreiderb. 1841
- ChildAbraham B Kreider06 Feb 1842 – 25 Jan 1922
- ChildJacob E Kreider06 Feb 1842 – 1910
- ChildDavid B Kreider18 Aug 1845 – 3 Mar 1921
- ChildHannah Martha Kreiderb. 1849
- ChildWilliam Aquilla Kreiderb. 17 Jan 1852
Notes
- On the 10th of February, in Guilford Twp., Medina county, Ohio, of lung fever, Martha, wife of Daniel Kreider, age 76 years, 1 month and 26 days. Buried on the 12th at the Guilford Church, followed by a large concourse of sympathizing friends and relatives. Deceased was confined to her bed but eight days and suffered much until about twenty minutes before she died in which time her prayer could be heard in a feeble voice in behalf of her children and aged husband. With uplifted hands she continued to pray until almost the last breath, when she quietly folded her hands on her breast and passed away. She was a faithful member of the Mennonite church for forty years, and lived an exemplary christian life, always willing to do an act of kindness towards all. We feel assured that our loss is her eternal gain. Services by Martin Leatherman assisted by Ephraim Hunsberger from 1 Cor. 15:22