David BISHOP & Elizabeth OGLE

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David BISHOP
Elizabeth OGLE

Husband: David BISHOP
Birth: 13 Aug 1789, GA or SC
Death: 4 Oct 1875, Panola Co., MS
Disposition: Bishop Cemetery, Hebron Community, Panola Co., MS
Other Spouse: Candis / Candice PERRY

Marriage: 22 Jan 1808, Jasper Co., GA

Wife: Elizabeth OGLE
Birth: 30 Mar 1787, SC
Death: 13 Apr 1852, Panola Co., MS
Disposition: Bishop Cemetery, Hebron Community, Panola Co., MS

Children:

1. John BISHOP, b. 28 Mar 1810, Morgan Co., GA; d. 3 Nov 1880, Panola Co., MS; m. 1 Jan 1835, Newton Co., GA, Jane WILBOURN
2. William Allen BISHOP, b. 18 May 1811, GA
3. Henry BISHOP, b. 2 Jan 1813; d. 12 Jul 1842
4. Nancy J. BISHOP, b. 21 May 1816; d. Oct 1816
5. Elizabeth Ann BISHOP, b. 4 Oct 1819; d. 5 Sep 1844; m. bef. 26 Jan 1843, Henry R. CLEM
6. Elisha Strickland BISHOP, b. 16 May 1821; d. 8 Sep 1841
7. Elijah / Elijah Falls BISHOP, b. 17 May 1821; d. 4 Sep 1843
8. Martha E. BISHOP, b. 11 Sep 1825, GA; d. aft. 1871; m. 20 Jun 1843, Russell Co., AL, Elisha J. TRAMMELL, Sr.

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