Della Elizabeth "Miss Delle" Goodroe

Birth23 Apr 1880 - Marion, Georgia, USA

DeathJul 10, 1967 - Brantley, Marion Co., GA; Burial: Brantley Methodist Church Cemetery, Marion Co., GA

MotherHarriet Evelyn Rush

FatherCharles Benjamin Goodroe

Born in Marion, Georgia, USA on 23 Apr 1880 to Charles Benjamin Goodroe and Harriet Evelyn Rush. Della Elizabeth "Miss Delle" Goodroe married Jessie "Mr. Ellis" Benson and had 12 children. She passed away on Jul 10, 1967 in Brantley, Marion Co., GA; Burial: Brantley Methodist Church Cemetery, Marion Co., GA.

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Parents

Charles Benjamin Goodroe
1852 - 1935

Harriet Evelyn Rush
1853 - 1910

Spouse(s)

Jessie "Mr. Ellis" Benson
1878 - 1960

Children Show all

James Edward Benson
1918 - 1967

Ferrell Talmadge "Pete" Benson
1924 - 1970

Anne Elizabeth Benson
1911 - 1982

Jessie Lucille "Teeta" Benson
1903 - 1982

Price Palmer Benson
1905 - 1905

Ferris Bennett "Bubba" Benson
1902 - 1975

Marguerite Benson
1906 - 1995

Englin Benson
1915 - 1980

Terrie Benson
1903 - Unknown

Jessee Benson
1904 - Unknown

Lizzie Benson
1912 - Unknown

Martin Benson
1906 - Unknown

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