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Mary Elizabeth “Lizzie” Russell Chamberlain

13 March 1846 — 29 February 1920
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Born13 March 1846
Died29 February 1920
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The life of Mary Elizabeth “Lizzie” Russell Chamberlain

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Biography

Mary Elizabeth Russell, known as Lizzie, was born in March 1846, the daughter of Andrew Russell and Mary Eaton. She married William Tyler Chamberlain at Worcester, in central Massachusetts, in 1865.

Their home was in Norwich, in southeastern Connecticut, where William worked as a machinist. Their children included Minnie Mabel, Elora G., and Melvin Russell.

William died in 1910. Eight years later, on December 23, 1918, Lizzie married Judson Davis at Providence, Rhode Island. Her memorial records her death there on February 29, 1920 and burial in the Chamberlain family plot at Hope Cemetery, Worcester.

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    Probable early family region — Townsend, Massachusetts.

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    First marriage — Worcester, Massachusetts.

    Worcester, Massachusetts

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    Burial — Hope Cemetery, Worcester, Massachusetts.

    Hope Cemetery, Worcester, Massachusetts

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    Family household — Norwich, Connecticut.

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    Second marriage and death — Providence, Rhode Island.

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Mary Elizabeth “Lizzie” Russell

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