I just found your posting by searching in google: cossel+bennett+kansas. Thank you so much. I have been searching for quite some time for the 3rd husband of Eliza.
This completes the mystery of Eliza Bennett who in 1910 Census was living with my great grandparents and my grandmother:

1910 United States Federal Census Record for Eliza Bennett 1910 United States Federal Census
Nebraska > Lancaster > Lincoln Ward 7 > District 85 > 11
Name: Eliza [Ann] Bennett [nee Stout]
Age in 1910: 66
Estimated birth year: abt 1844
Birthplace: Illinois
Relation to Head of House: Mother-in-law
Father's Birth Place: Ohio
Mother's Birth Place: Ohio
Home in 1910: Lincoln Ward 7, Lancaster, Nebraska
Marital Status: Widowed
Race: White
Gender: Female
Neighbors: View others on page
Household Members: Name Age
John W [Wilfred] Smith 44
[42]
Ida M [May] Smith 41 [nee Wright, my great-grandmother]
LeRoy B [Benadom] Smith 15
Benlah L [Lavern] Smith 16 [my grandmother]
Helen A Smith 8
Bernice C Smith 1
Eliza [Ann] Bennett 66

1) ELIZA ANN STOUT is my 2nd great-grandmother. She married WILLIAM H WRIGHT, 31 Aug 1865 in Clinton, DeWitt County, Illinois. They had 3 children: Annette, Ida May, and Charles A--all born in Hopewell, Marshall County, Illinois. They moved to Glasco, Cloud County, Kansas.
Annette married a Alonzo A Jones in about 1884 in Cloud County, Kansas. She gave birth to Mildred May Jones in about 01 - 03 Mar 1885. One week later after the birth, Annette died. By 1900, Alonzo remarried and moved to Grants Pass, Josephine County, Oregon. Mildred, at age 15, was living with Alonzo and his new wife Mary in the 1900 Census in Grants Pass. Do you have any knowledge of what happened to Mildred May Jones after she was 15 years old?
2) Eliza married Jacob C. Cossel, 19 Dec 1887, in Solomon, Cloud County, Kansas
3) Eliza married Will Bennett, 16 Nov 1907, in Glasco, Cloud County, Kansas. What happened to Will Bennett? Eliza was widowed by 1910. Do you know where Eliza or Will is buried? Do you have any information about Charles A. Wright?

Thank you, Phyllis J Bryant (nee Francies)