FLY vs. ELY of Williamson Co.,TN

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FLY vs. ELY of Williamson County, Tennessee

These three Williamson Co., TN, marriages are indexed "Ely," but only John is ELY. The other two are FLY.

. Elisha FLY; m. 30 Nov 1816, Williamson Co., TN, Elizabeth CUTCHEN
. David FLY; m. 19 Nov 1818, Williamson Co., TN, Martha "Patsy" YOUNGER

. John ELY; m. 15 Mar 1828, Williamson Co., TN, Elizabeth LAMB

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Sources:

1. Tennessee State Marriage [Bond] Index, 1780-2002 (online at Ancestry.com):

Name as Indexed Elisha Ely David Ely John Ely

Name in Image Elisha Fly David Fly John Ely

Date 30 Nov 1816 19 Nov 1818 15 Mar 1828

County Williamson Williamson Williamson

Spouse Elizabeth Cutchen Patsey Younger Elizabeth Lamb

Bondsman William Shelton Thomas Younger William E. Potter

Elisha and David are indexed, "Ely," but they're clearly "Fly" in the images of the original marriage bonds.

2. 1850 U.S. Census Every-Name-Index/Images (online at Ancestry.com): Elisha FLY (æ 55) and his wife, Elizabeth (æ 50) are enumerated in Williamson Co., TN (p. 206A), as are John & Elizabeth (LAMB) ELY (q.v.). David FLY (æ 52) and his wife, Martha (æ 50), are living in Yalogusha Co., MS (p. 395B).

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