James Sylvester KEELING & Mary E. HIGHTOWER & Eliza B. GREENFIELD

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James Sylvester KEELING
Mary E. HIGHTOWER
Eliza B. GREENFIELD

Husband: James Sylvester KEELING
Birth: 3 Apr 1836, Todd Co., KY
Death: 8 Feb 1913, Pembroke, Christian Co., KY
Father: William KEELING
Mother: Catherine GRUMBLEY

Marriage-1: 20 Dec 1864, Todd Co., KY

Wife: Mary E. HIGHTOWER

Marriage-2: 11 Oct 1868, Todd Co., KY

Wife-2: Eliza B. GREENFIELD
Birth: 21 May 1851 (1852?), Elkton, Todd Co., KY
Death: 20 Sep 1938
Father: John GREENFIELD
Mother: Jane SEARS

Child with Mary HIGHTOWER:

1. Mary Elizabeth KEELING, b. 1867

Children with Eliza GREENFIELD — born in Elkton, Todd Co., KY:

2. John William KEELING, b. 1870
3. Timothy S. "Tim" KEELING, b. 1872
4. Sarah KEELING, b. 1874
5. (Child) KEELING

Sources:

1. Marriage Index: Kentucky, 1851-1900. Liahona Research, Orem, UT (Broderbund CD-233):

Keeling, James S. Hightower, Mary E. Dec 20, 1864 Todd Co.

Keeling, J.S. Greenfield, Eliza B. Oct 11, 1868 Todd Co.

2. Death Certificate (courtesy of Jan Daily).

3. WorldConnect (online at RootsWeb.com).

4. Emails from Jan Daily.

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