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| Birth: | 1803 in Woodstock, New Brunswick, Canada |
| Death: | 27 Sep 1896 in Ingersoll, Ontario, Canada |
| Sex: | F |
| Father: | Jeremiah Anderson b. 18 Aug 1764 in Athens, Greene, New York, United States |
| Mother: | Elizabeth Baker b. 16 Jul 1769 in Massachusetts, United States |
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| Cause of Death: Gastric Fever |
| Burial: Ingersoll, Ontario |
| Changed: 22 Dec 2007 16:10:59 |
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| John Matthews Elliott (Husband) b. 1 Mar 1803 in Stonington, Conneticut, United States
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| Marriage: | 2 Apr 1819 in Vienna Twp., Ontario, Canada |
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 Louisa M. Elliott b. 1825 in Vienna Twp., Elgin Co., Ontario, Canada
 Stephen W. Elliott b. 1820 in Vienna Twp., Ontario, Canada
- John N. Elliott b. 1822 in Vienna, Elgin Co, Ontario
- Isaac C. Elliott b. 1824 in Vienna, Elgin Co, Ontario
- Nancy A. Elliott b. Feb 1826 in Vienna, Elgin Co, Ontario, Canada
- Lucene M. Elliott b. 19 Jan 1834 in Vienna, Elgin Co, Ontario
- Lois Elliott b. 1836 in Vienna, Elgin Co, Ontario
- Rachel A. R. Elliott b. 1838 in Vienna, Elgin Co, Ontario
- Zeno Elliott b. 1841 in Vienna, Elgin Co, Ontario
- James H. Elliott b. 18 May 1843 in Vienna, Elgin Co, Ontario, Canada
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| David Culp (Husband) b. About 1799 in Ingersol, Ontario
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| Marriage: | 10 Mar 1857 in Vienna, Ontario |
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Individual:
Elizabeth was born probably in New York State about 1803. She came to Upper Canada as a smal
l child with her parents. There is an account of their crossing Lake Erie in an open boat, during which, Elizabeth almost drowned. Her family settled in Elgin County, near Vienna, about 1815. In 1819, she married John Elliott, who became a minister and respected merchant, and whose sister was married to Samuel Edison.
Of 11 children, four daughters and five sons were still living when Elizabeth died. Two of t he boys, John N. and Zeno became Episcopal Methodist ministers. The daughters all married Bayham Twp. residents, two being married to Weaver brothers.
Elizabeth's husband, John, died in 1855 and in 1857, Elizabeth married Rev. David Culp. The y spent some time in Newaygo Co., Michigan, before returning to live in Ontario. Elizabeth died in Ingersoll, Ontario in 1869, where her son was living. She is buried there. The remains of her first husband, John, and an unmarried daugter was also buried there.
Taken from:
1. Obit of David Anderson - brother
2. More Notices from Methodist Papers, by Mackensie
3. Pioneer Churches of Bayham Twp., by Kirk Barons
4. Nine children mentionned in the will of Elizabeth Culp
5. St. Thomas Weekly
6. Ingersoll Chronicle
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