George K. REDD & Serena M. CARTWRIGHT

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George K. REDD
Serena M. CARTWRIGHT

Husband: George K. REDD
Birth: Jun 1813, VA
Death: 16 Dec 1884
Disposition: buried Redd Family Cemetery, Trigg Co., KY
Father: William REDD
Mother: Frances HACKETT

Marriage: 15 Dec 1851, Caldwell Co., KY

Wife: Serena M. CARTWRIGHT
Other Spouse: m1. 13 Sep 1849, Caldwell, Co., KY, John F. GOODWIN

Children:

1. George REDD, b. 27 Nov 1852; d.s.p. 6 Mar 1853

Sources:

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

Goodwin, John F. Cartwright, Serena Sep 13, 1849 Caldwell Co.

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

Redd, George E. Goodwin, Serena M. Dec 15, 1851 Caldwell Co.

2. Redd Cemetery (online at the Trigg County KYGenWeb site):

Redd George K., June 1813--Dec. 16, 1884

Redd George C., son of GK & Seresa, Nov. 27, 1852--March 6, 1853, no stone

Redd Seresa, rest gone

I'll wager the son was George K., not George C., and the stone was just weathered.

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