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Diana, Goddess
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| Allen C. SIERS
Nancy Ann BAILEY Jane WHITE |
| Husband: Allen C. SIERS
Birth: bef. 1854 Father: John A. SIERS Mother: Rutha MEADOWS |
| Marriage-1: 20 Apr 1873, Calhoun Co., WV |
| Wife-1: Nancy Ann BAILEY
Birth: 1 Sep 1854, Logan Co., VA/WV Death: 1 Mar 1886, Calhoun Co., WV Father: William W. BAILEY (1816-1897) Mother: Lucinda GODBEY (1831-1925) |
| Marriage-2: 28 Aug 1887, Calhoun Co., WV |
| Wife: Jane WHITE |
| Children with Nancy Ann BAILEY — born in Calhoun Co., WV: |
| 1. Burley Monroe SIERS
2. Phoebe Bell SIERS, b. 20 May 1873 3. James L. SIERS 4. Nettie SIERS 5. Zadie A. SIERS, b. 1 Mar 1886 |
| Children with Jane WHITE: |
| ? |
| Sources:
1. Jordan R. Dodd. West Virginia Marriages, 1863-1900 (online at Ancestry.com). Extracted from LDS FHL Film #0807456 of records from the Calhoun County Court in Grantsville, WV.
2. Messages in the Ferguson Family Genealogy Forum (online at GenForum.com). 3. Kenneth Allen Akers. Akers, Brannon, Littlefield, Martin, Bancroft, Coil Homepage. FamilyTreeMaker User Home Page. 4. WorldConnect / Ancestry World Trees (online at RootsWeb.com/Ancestry.com). |
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