William Jesse WEATHERS & Rebecca BURNEY

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William Jesse WEATHERS
Rebecca BURNEY

Husband: William Jesse "Little Bill" WEATHERS
Birth: ca. 1810, SC or TN
Death: ca. 1877, Clarksville, Johnson Co., AR
Father: Edmond / Edwin WEATHERS
Mother: Chloe PERKS

Married: 14 Dec 1831, Lauderdale Co., AL

Wife: Rebecca BURNEY
Birth: ca. 1810, Lauderdale Co., AL
Death: ca. 1872, Rogersville, Lauderdale Co., AL
Father: Samuel BURNEY
Mother: Martha WATERS

Children — born in Rogersville, Lauderdale Co., AL:

1. Charles B. WEATHERS, b. 6 Oct 1832; d. 26 Jun 1881, Madison Co., AR; m. Rebecca Ann HENDRIX
2. William Jesse "Bill" WEATHERS, b. 1834; m. 30 Sep 1866, Miria HARVELL
3. Martha WEATHERS, b. 1836; m. William JONES
4. Rebecca WEATHERS, B. 1838, m. Mr. HOPKINS
5. John Franklin WEATHERS, b. 1843
6. Samuel E. WEATHERS, b. 8 Dec 1846; d. 20 Feb 1910; m. 1878, Mary Matilda BURNEY
7. Sarah Elizabeth "Betty" WEATHERS, b. 1849; m. Samuel Hugh WHITE

Keywords for search engines: genealogy; USA, US, United States, Alabama, Arkansas, South Carolina, Tennessee

Source:

1. Broderbund. World Family Trees. Vol. 1, Pedigree Nos. 181 and 467; Vol. 13, Pedigree No. 120. They are calling her "Nancy Rebecca" BURNEY, but I suspect Nancy is her sister.

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