Individual Details

Elizabeth Caroline Pilling

(5 Jan 1881 - 13 Nov 1971)

!BIRTH-MARRIAGE-DEATH: Maxine Pilling Rodgers, "Richard Pilling, A Family Heritage" (Red Deer, by the author, 1980), p. 2

!SPOUSE-CHILDREN: Ancestral File

!BIRTH: Maxine Pilling Rodgers, "Richard Pilling, A Family Heritage" (Red Deer, by the author, 1980), p. 405, 410

!DEATH: Ibid. p.410

Events

Birth5 Jan 1881
Marriage17 May 1899Charles Thomas Marsden
Death13 Nov 1971
Burial18 Nov 1971Provo, Utah
Burial18 Nov 1971Provo, Utah
Reference No1QS6-11

Families

SpouseCharles Thomas Marsden (1877 - 1939)
ChildVivian Marsden (1899 - )
ChildLiving
FatherRichard Pilling (1833 - 1906)
MotherCatherine Adams (1838 - 1935)
SiblingRichard Adams Pilling (1857 - 1941)
SiblingJohn Adams Pilling (1860 - 1947)
SiblingJoseph Pilling (1862 - 1924)
SiblingMary Catherine Pilling (1865 - 1953)
SiblingElias Pilling (1867 - 1926)
SiblingMargaret Malinda Pilling (1870 - 1960)
SiblingGeorge Edmund Pilling (1873 - 1878)
SiblingJames Henry Pilling (1875 - 1960)
SiblingRufus Elijah Pilling (1878 - 1966)

Endnotes

1. Maxine Pilling Rodgers, "Richard Pilling, A Family Heritage" It should be mentioned that although all references to this volume are listed as "Questionable", this is because the book is neither a valid primary or secondary source. Despite this, it should be observed that almost all the contemporary entries in it come as the result of correspondence with the immediate families of the individuals listed. The true level of reliability is probably more close to that of "Living Information". (Red Deer, by the author, 1980), P.410.

2. Maxine Pilling Rodgers, "Richard Pilling, A Family Heritage" It should be mentioned that although all references to this volume are listed as "Questionable", this is because the book is neither a valid primary or secondary source. Despite this, it should be observed that almost all the contemporary entries in it come as the result of correspondence with the immediate families of the individuals listed. The true level of reliability is probably more close to that of "Living Information". (Red Deer, by the author, 1980), P.410.