Edward BIRD & Ann TRIMBLE

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Edward BIRD
Ann TRIMBLE

Husband: Edward BIRD

Marriage: 12 Apr/Aug 1798, Fleming Co., KY

Wife: Ann TRIMBLE
Father said to be: James TRIMBLE of IRL
Mother: ?

Children:

Surely there were a number of earlier children.
1. Nancy BIRD, b. bef. 1812
2. Sarah "Sally" BIRD, b. bef. 1815
3. James Lewis BIRD / BYRD, b. 1817, Lexington, Fayette Co., KY

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Timeline
Year	Location	Event
		birth of Edward BIRD
		birth of Ann TRIMBLE
1798	KY: Fleming Co.: Flemingsburg	marriage of Edward BIRD & Ann TRIMBLE
1799-1812		birth of several children
bef. 1812		birth of daughter, Nancy
bef. 1815		birth of daughter, Sarah
1817	KY: Fayette Co.: Lexington	birth of son, James
1820 Census
1827	KY: Livingston [now Livingston or Crittenden] Co.	marriage of daughter, Nancy, to William ESSEX
1830 Census
1830	IN: Sullivan Co.	marriage of daughter, Sally, to Phillip BOOKER
1840 Census
1842	KY: Crittenden Co. formed from Livingston Co.
1850 Census
1852	IN: Sullivan co.	marriage of son, James, to Sarah SOLOMON

James is old (35) for a first marriage. Is Sarah his second wife?

Sources:

1. Letter from Eliza Trimble to Winifred Markee Miles, 1906.

2. LDS. Family Search: Internet Genealogy Service: International Genealogical Index (IGI).

Edward BIRD
Spouse: Ann TRIMBLE
Marriage: 12 Apr 1798, Flemingsburg, Fleming, Kentucky

3. Messages in the Bird Family Genealogy Forum (online at GenForum.com).

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