James Alfred LINDSEY & Delilah BREWER

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James Alfred LINDSEY
Delilah BREWER

Husband: James Alfred LINDSEY
Birth: 1758, VA
Death: Trigg Co., KY
Father: Caleb LINDSEY
Mother: Rosanna "Rose" MARTIN

Marriage:

Wife: Delilah BREWER
Birth: 1765, NC
Other Spouse: m1. Mr. HODGSON
Father: Sackfield BREWER

Children — born in NC:

1. Archibald LINDSEY, b. 1784; d. Christian Co., KY; m. 2 Jan 1797, NC, Jane MEACHAM
2. Rebecca E. LINDSEY, b. 1786; m. 24 Aug 1804, Orange Co., NC, Ephraim Estridge CATES, s/o Preacher Thomas CATES & Sarah ESTRIDGE
3. John W. LINDSEY, b. 1789; m. 20 Mar 1810, Christian Co., KY, Peggy LINN
4. Delilah LINDSEY, b. 1790
5. James Alfred LINDSEY, Jr., b. 18 Jan 1793; d. 2 Jul 1872, Tazewell Co., IL; m. 7 Feb 1814, Christian Co., KY, Jean S. SCOTT (b. 6 Aug 1792, Abbeville Dist., SC; d. 31 Dec 1884, Tazewell Co., IL)
6. Susannah LINDSEY, b. 1795; m. 29 Apr 1813, Christian Co., KY, Ezer EVANS
7. Sackfield Stanford LINDSEY, b. 1797 or 1801
8. Temperance LINDSEY, b. 1799; d. ca. 1843; m1. 13 May 1819, Christian Co., KY, Michael NORTHINGTON; m2. Samuel BISHOP

Source:

1. WorldConnect (online at RootsWeb.com).

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