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subscriber to the Spingler Institute for Girls (Union Square). The Institute was built on land owned by Eliza Murrray Fonerden (Spingler). Eliza's mother was Mary Bonsall an immigrant.
related profiles: 1) Henry Spingler van Beuren 2) Mary Spingler (Bonsall) and her brother who started the Bonsall fortunes in the Colonies as an immigrant merchant:
• it is her daughter, Mary L. Hanlon who became the "1st lady" of Arizona & about whom the stories of her bravery at the Walnut Grove Dam disaster were circulated in the press.
• Mary Hanlon visited her daughter Mary Louise Brodie in Arizona ( Arizona Republic (Phoenix, Arizona) 18 Feb 1905, page 5)
• Find A Grave Memorial# 89670760
1837 |
July 27, 1837
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New York, New York, United States
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1864 |
August 20, 1864
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Washington, Warren County, New Jersey, United States
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1867 |
March 8, 1867
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Jersey City, Hudson County, NJ, United States
aka Lelia 1901 Census of Canada for Lelia Mitchell
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1870 |
March 1870
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1893 |
July 26, 1893
Age 28
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Prescott, Yavapai County, AZ, United States
Weekly Journal-Miner (Prescott, Arizona)
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