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Bennett, Frances(nee Grant)
1899 - Born on the 23rd of September in Salt Lake City, Utah.
1922 - She married Wallace Bennett, who served four terms in the United States Senate.
- She was on the primary general board of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. While in Washington, she was president of the Congressional Club, a group of Congressional wives.
1995 - She died on Friday in Salt Lake City. She was 96.
1922 - She married Wallace Bennett, who served four terms in the United States Senate.
- She was on the primary general board of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. While in Washington, she was president of the Congressional Club, a group of Congressional wives.
1995 - She died on Friday in Salt Lake City. She was 96.
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