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1. It is to difficult to make out the names correctly, but according to the 1870 Henderson County, ILL census, Elisha Watson had at least one brother that was married and their mother Marilla Watson was living with thebrother and his family.

1. 2. Nancy Marilla WATSON   b. 6 Dec 1850, Oquawka,Henderson County,Ill.; d. 30 Oct 1934, Joseph,Oregon.

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1. According to her death certificate her mothers maiden name was Taylor, but the death certificate is wrong. Simeon provided the information.

1. 3. Edward "Eddie" Taylor DAGGETT   b. 12 Jul 1872, Henderson county,Ill.; d. 23 Oct 1934, Rochester,Wash..

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1. Moved to the Joseph, Oregon area in the early 1900's andmoved to Rochester, WA around 1935.
2. Was a farmer most of his life, also did carpentery work.
3. Information that was shared by Frank and Vernon Daggettwith Elaine (Daggett) Entermille: Eddie and Leonora lived in Enterprise, Oregon for at least a short time because at least 3 of Vernon's sons were born in their grandparents home in Enterprise. Also in the obit for Leonora's father itsays she was living in Enterprise, Ore. when he died.
4. There is a report that says they were married in Biggsville, Warren County, ILL., but another comes from Henderson County, ILL, book C page 96.

1. 4. Florence Louise DAGGETT   b. 23 Apr 1918, Flora,Oregon; d. 19 Nov 1990, Vancouver,Clark County,Wash..

1. She always felt the need to be useful to others.
2. Husband number 2 and3 were abusive alcoholics.
3. After husband number 3 she was with a man, Roy,who was very good to her and after he died she appeared to give up the will togo on. Roy and Florence were together for years but never married.
4. She died while living in at Whispering Pines Nursing Home on Hazel Dell Ave. in Vancouver, WA.
5. Her parents moved the family to Rochester, WA about 1933.
6.She enjoyed knitting, sewing, traveling, going to the senior center and making homemade rootbeer.