Martin E. EARLES & Elizabeth SUMPTER & Lucy Ann HALL

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Martin E. EARLES
Elizabeth SUMPTER
Lucy Ann HALL

Husband: Martin E. EARLES
Birtth: 19 Nov 1800, Lee Co., VA
Death: 28 Apr 1840, Union Twp., Lawrence Co., OH
Occuption: farmer
Father: Charles EARLES
Mother: Mary MARTIN

Marriage-1: 19 Oct 1820, Lawrence Co., OH

Wife-1: Elizabeth SUMPTER
Birth: 18 Feb 1804, Windsor Twp., Lawrence Co., OH
Death: 11 Jul 1836, Union Twp., Lawrence Co., OH
Occupation: homemaker
Father: Richard SUMPTER
Mother: Mary KINGERY

Marriage-2: 27 Jul 1837, Lawrence Co., OH

Wife-2: Lucy Ann HALL
Birth: 1820
Father: John HALL

Children with Elizabeth SUMPTER — born in Lawrence Co., OH:

1. Lucinda EARLES, b. 29 Aug 1821
2. Simeon EARLES, b. 1823
3. Rachel EARLES, b. 10 Feb 1829; d. 14 Mar 1849
4. Joel S. EARLES, b. 25 Apr 1830; d. 9 May 1919
5. Elizabeth Deborah EARLES, b. 23 Jul 1833; d. 23 Jul 1907
6. Lucetta Rebecca EARLES, b. 23 Jan 1835; d. 23 Mar 1893

Child with Lucy HALL — born in Lawrence Co., OH:

7. William H. EARLES, b. 1838

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Source:

1. WorldConnect / Ancestry World Trees (online at RootsWeb.com/Ancestry.com).

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