William P. WEATHERS & Mary Ann BURNEY

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William P. WEATHERS
Mary Ann BURNEY

Husband: William P. WEATHERS [WATERS?]
Birth: 1800-1810

Marriage: 22 May 1828, Lauderdale Co., AL

Wife: Mary Ann BURNEY
Birth: 1805, SC
Death: 1873, AL
Father possibly: Samuel BURNEY
Mother possibly: Martha WATERS

Children:

1. (Daughter) WEATHERS, b. 1829/30, Lauderdale Co., AL

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Sources:

1. Marriage Index: Alabama, 1800-1900 (Broderbund CD-248): County Court Records, Film #1025715-1027507.

Weathers, William P. Burney, Mary Ann 22 May 1828 Lauderdale Co.

2. U.S. Census, 1830, Lauderdale Co., AL (extracted by Pat M. Mahan; online at the Lauderdale Co. ALGenWeb site):

Wm. P. Wethers 000 020 - 100 010 p. 197

These data indicate:

No. & Sex Age Class Therefore Born Individuals Inferred

2 males 20-29 1800-1810 = ?
= William

1 female 4 or under 1825-1830 = Daughter

1 female 20-29 1800-1810 = Mary Ann (b. 1805)

3. James Lynn Parham. 1998. An Alabama Rose Garden: the Rose Family of Lauderdale and Limestone Counties. Gateway Press, Baltimore, MD (available from the author at 1110 Hewitt St., Huntsville, AL 35816).

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