Elizabeth Ann Colgate
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Elizabeth Ann Colgate
Summary
Elizabeth Ann Colgate is a human[1]. She was born on August 5, 1829[2]. She died on October 8, 1891[3].
Key Facts
- Elizabeth Ann Colgate was born on August 5, 1829[2].
- Elizabeth Ann Colgate died on October 8, 1891[3].
- Elizabeth Ann Colgate is buried at Rosedale Cemetery[4].
- Elizabeth Ann Colgate's father was Richard Cary Morse[5].
- Elizabeth Ann Colgate's mother was Sarah Louisa Morse[6].
- Elizabeth Ann Colgate was married to Samuel Colgate[7].
- A child of Elizabeth Ann Colgate was Gilbert Colgate[8].
- A child of Elizabeth Ann Colgate was Richard Morse Colgate[9].
- A child of Elizabeth Ann Colgate was Sidney Morse Colgate[10].
- A child of Elizabeth Ann Colgate was Samuel Colgate, Jr.[11].
- A child of Elizabeth Ann Colgate was Austen Colgate[12].
- Elizabeth Ann Colgate is recorded as female[13].
- Elizabeth Ann Colgate's instance of is recorded as human[14].
- Elizabeth Ann Colgate's family name is recorded as Morse[15].
- Elizabeth Ann Colgate's family name is recorded as Colgate[16].
- Elizabeth Ann Colgate's given name is recorded as Elizabeth[17].
Body
Origins and Family
Elizabeth Ann Colgate was born on August 5, 1829[2]. Her father was Richard Cary Morse[5]. Her mother was Sarah Louisa Morse[6].
Personal Life
Elizabeth Ann Colgate was married to Samuel Colgate[7]. Children include Gilbert Colgate[8], 1858–1933[18], of United States[19]; Richard Morse Colgate[9]; Sidney Morse Colgate[10], 1862–1930[20], of United States[21]; Samuel Colgate, Jr.[11], a head coach[22], 1868–1902[23], of United States[24]; and Austen Colgate[12], a businessperson[25], 1863–1927[26], of United States[27].
Death and Burial
Elizabeth Ann Colgate died on October 8, 1891[3]. She is buried at Rosedale Cemetery[4].
FAQs
Who were Elizabeth Ann Colgate's parents?
Elizabeth Ann Colgate's father was Richard Cary Morse[5]. Elizabeth Ann Colgate's mother was Sarah Louisa Morse[6].
Who was Elizabeth Ann Colgate married to?
Elizabeth Ann Colgate's spouses include Samuel Colgate[7].