Claiborne CUPP & Sarah ABNEY

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Claiborne CUPP
Sarah ABNEY

Husband: Claiborne CUPP
Birth: 5 Jul 1826, Claiborne Co., TN
Father: Isaac William CUPP
Mother: Sarah BRIDGES

Marriage: 15 Jan 1848, Chariton Co., MO

Wife: Sarah "Sally" ABNEY
Birth: 1829/30, KY

Children — born in MO, presumably Chariton Co.:

1. Stacy CUPP, b. 1848/9
2. Delicy CUPP, b. May/Jun 1850

Other kin — born in MO, presumably Chariton Co.:

. Sarah CUPP, b. 1828/9 — probably Claiborne's sister
. Jane CUPP, b. 1830/1
. Evania CUPP, b. 1845/6
. Benjamin CUPP, b. May/Jun 1850

Sources:

1. Jordan R. Dodd, ed. 1993. AR, CA, IA, LA, MN, MO, OR, TX Marriages: Early to 1850. Liahona Research, Orem, UT (Broderbund CD-227):

Cupp, Claiborne Abney, Sally Jan 15, 1848 Chariton Co.

2. 1850 Census Index/Images (online at Ancestry.com; Image #13-14 of 18): Prairie Twp., Chariton Co., MO, pp. 173A-173B, 100/100, enumerated 24 Aug 1850 (extracted by Diana Gale Matthiesen):

Claborn Cupp 23 M Farmer Tenn

Sarah 20 F Ky

Stacy 1 F Mo

Delicy ²/₁₂ F Mo

Sarah 21 F Mo

Jane 19 F Mo

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Evania 4 F Mo

Benjamin ¹/₁₂ M Mo

The 21-yr-old Sarah is presumably Claiborne's sister. I don't know how Jane and the two other children fit in. Listed four households below Claiborne's uncle, Aham CUPP.

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