William Ennis WHITT & Elizabeth EDWARDS

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William Ennis WHITT
Elizabeth EDWARDS

Husband: William Ennis WHITT
Birth: 23 Oct 1833, Fayette Co., KY
Death: 15 Mar 1892
Disposition: buried McCrary Cemetery, south of Gallatin, Daviess Co., MO
Father: Elijah WHITT (1800-1879)
Mother: Nancy ENNIS ( -1838)

Marriage:

Wife: Elizabeth EDWARDS
Birth: 5 Nov 1826, Ray Co., MO
Death: 9 Jan 1888
Disposition: buried Whitt Cemetery, Daviess Co., MO
Father: John EDWARDS
Mother: Rhoada / Rhoda STONE (1787- )

Children — born in Daviess Co., MO:

. Clarence WHITT; died young
. Sarah Ann WHITT, b. 21 Nov 1853
. Philip Grundy WHITT, b. 13 Mar 1855; d. 4 Jan 1932
. John Ennis WHITT, b. 22 Jun 1857; d. 1 Apr 1932
. Mary Elizabeth WHITT, b. 1858
. James E. WHITT, b. 7 May 1859; d. Sep 1848
. Henry F. WHITT, b. 1862; d. 8 Apr 1915
. Adolphus D. WHITT, b. 1864
. Edward WHITT, b. 1864

Keywords for search engines: genealogy; USA, US, United States, Kentucky, Missouri

Sources:

1. Marriage Record:

. WorldConnect / Ancestry World Trees (online at RootsWeb.com/Ancestry.com).

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