Tuscola County MI Archives Photo Tombstone.....Belknap, Fannie 
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Cemetery:           Riverside Cemetery
Name:               Fannie Belknap

Date Of Photograph: May 10, 2009
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Fannie (Rogers) Belknap (November 20, 1825 – January 7, 1911) was the daughter 
of Silas B. and Lois (Davis) Rogers.  Fannie was the second wife of Ezra A. 
Belknap (June 9, 1822 – March 1, 1902).  They had no children.  Also buried on 
the same lot with Fannie are Ezra and his first wife Matilda (Brown) Belknap.

Fannie’s first husband was William Tice (June 21, 1825 – March 8, 1851).  They 
had three daughters:  Sarah Helen “Helen” Tice,  Mary Phidelia Tice, and 
Gertrude Alice Tice.  Helen’s first husband was John Cameron, and her second 
husband was William R. Wilson.  Mary died in infancy and Gertrude died at the 
age of seven.  

Fannie’s second husband was Adoniram Judson “Judson” Slafter (January 3, 1822 -
 December 31, 1863). Judson and Fannie had three daughters:   Lois 
Isabella “Belle” Slafter, who married John Joseph Osgerby; Persis Elizabeth 
Slafter, who married John Ansel “Ansel” Chadwick; and Alvina America Slafter, 
who married Henry Gifford.   Judson, a sergeant in the 23rd Regiment, Michigan 
Volunteer Infantry, Co. D, died from wounds he suffered at the Battle of 
Campbell Station, Tennessee.  He is buried in Knoxville National Cemetery, 
Knoxville, Tennessee.



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