John HAGGARD & Mary Jackson THOMPSON

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John HAGGARD
Mary Jackson THOMPSON

Husband: John HAGGARD
Birth: 24 May 1800, Winchester, Clark Co., KY
Death: 2 May 1847, Hancock Co., IL
Father: David HAGGARD
Mother: Nancy DAWSON

Marriage: 24 Jan 1832, Hopkinsville, Christian Co., KY

Wife: Mary Jackson THOMPSON
Birth: 25 Jan 1812 or 29 Jan 1813, Hopkinsville, Christian Co., KY
Death: 30 Mar 1870, Hancock Co., IL
Disposition: Woodring Cemetery, Burnside, IL
Father: Charles THOMPSON
Mother: Ann Pettus GRAVES

Children:

1. Mariah V. HAGGARD, b. 1833, Hopkinsville, Christian Co., KY
2. Mary Eliza HAGGARD, b. 11 Feb 1836, Hopkinsville, Christian Co., KY
3. America Louise HAGGARD, b. 10 Jan 1838, Hancock Co., IL
4. Charles D. HAGGARD, b. ca. 1841, Bloomington, McLean Co., IL
5. William N. HAGGARD, b. 20 Dec 1843, Bloomington, McLean Co., IL

Mary Eliza may have been born in Illinois.

Sources:

1. Jordan R. Dodd, ed. 1993. Kentucky Marriages: Early to 1850. Liahona Research, Orem, UT (Broderbund CD-229):

Haggard, John Thompson, Mary J. 24 Jan 1832 Christian Co.

2. LDS. IGI and Ancestral File (online).

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