Jackson REDD & Elizabeth OLIVER & Elivra FULLER

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Jackson REDD
Elizabeth OLIVER
Elvira FULLER

Husband: Jackson REDD
Birth: bef. 1816
Death: bef. 1848

His parents are almost certainly either:
Father: William REDD
Mother: Frances "Fanny" HACKETT
or
Father: Phillip REDD
Mother: Lucy HACKETT
William and Phillip were two brothers who came early to Trigg Co. — and were the only REDDs in early Trigg Co.

Marriage-1: 22 Jan 1833, Trigg Co., KY

Wife-1: Elizabeth OLIVER

Marriage-2: 3 Jul 1839, Trigg Co., KY

Wife-2: Elvira FULLER
Birth: 1815/6, KY
Other Spouse: m2. 8 Jan 1848, Trigg Co., KY, Allford HARGROVE

Children with Elizabeth OLIVER:

apparently none

Children with Elvira FULLER — born in Trigg Co., KY:

1. Duoley D. REDD, b. 1840/1
2. William H. REDD, b. 1842/3

Sources:

1a. LDS. Family Search: Internet Genealogy Service: IGI - International Genealogical Index (online at FamilySearch.org).

Jackson REDD
Spouse: Elizabeth OLIVER
Marriage: 22 Jan 1833, Trigg, Kentucky
Source: patron submission

1b. Trigg County Marriages (online at the Trigg County KYGenWeb site):

JACKSON REDD ALVIRA FULLER 03 JUL 1839

2. Census Index: U.S. Selected Counties, 1840 (Broderbund CD-316):

1840 Redd, Jackson KY Trigg Co. p. 296

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