The couple set up housekeeping in Marion County Ohio on what is now Morral-Kirkpatrick Road east of Tobias Station and west of Kirkpatrick. Using her dowry as a baseline investment, her husband's hard work and shrewd business skills resulted in great prosperity for the couple.
Catharine Braucher Monnett died at the farmstead in Marion County in 1875, and was buried in Monnett Chapel Cemetery, south of Bucyrus, Ohio.
The couple set up housekeeping in Marion County Ohio on what is now Morral-Kirkpatrick Road east of Tobias Station and west of Kirkpatrick. Using her dowry as a baseline investment, her husband's hard work and shrewd business skills resulted in great prosperity for the couple.
Catharine Braucher Monnett died at the farmstead in Marion County in 1875, and was buried in Monnett Chapel Cemetery, south of Bucyrus, Ohio.
Inscription
Granite: Catharine Monnett
Mother
Died Feb. 8th, 1875
Age 59 Yrs. 3 Mo. 1 Day
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Marble stone:
"Thy body, O wife, and Mother so dear
Lies Emtombed 'neath this soft green sod
But thy spirit was bourne
by Angels home
And lives in the City of God
Gravesite Details
The Granite Shaft marker is in good repair on my last visit of 1/4/2020, and on 6/2022.
The marble marker, marked Mother, is in very poor condition as of 6/2022 and is nearly sanded making the script virtually impossible to read.
Family Members
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Ephraim Braucher Monnett
1837–1925
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Martha Ellen Monnett Wright
1838–1925
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Oliver Monnett
1840–1906
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John Thomas Monnette
1842–1910
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Elsie Monnett Malcolm
1844–1916
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Augustus Edward "Ed" Monnett
1845–1917
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Mervin Jeremiah Monnette
1847–1931
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Mary Jane Monnett Hull
1849–1906
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Madison Welsh "Matt" Monnette
1851–1936
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Melvin H. Monnette
1851–1938
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Amina Josephine Monnett Tobias
1856–1934
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Catherine LaVendee "Kate" Monnett Ross
1858–1941
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