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Mary Catherine Bronaugh1
b. 1836
b. 1836
Mary Catherine Bronaugh was born in 1836. She was the daughter of Thomas Jefferson Bronaugh and Nancy Henderson. As of 1874,her married name was Redford. Mary Catherine Bronaugh married Henry S. T. Redford in 1874.
Children of Mary Catherine Bronaugh and Henry S. T. Redford- Emma Mary Redford b. 1875
James Bronaugh Redford b. 1877
Henry Lee Redford b. 1880, d. Jan 1978
Citations
- [S82] Horace Edwin Hayden, Virginia Genealogies: A Genealogy of the Glassell Family of Scotland and Virginia ..., p. 536.
Dr. James Henderson Bronaugh
b. 10 June 1838, d. 14 January 1920
b. 10 June 1838, d. 14 January 1920
Dr. James Henderson Bronaugh was born on 10 June 1838 at Cooper Co., Mo.. He was the son of Thomas Jefferson Bronaugh and Nancy Henderson. Dr. James Henderson Bronaugh married Leona C. Knox on 25 December 1868. Dr. James Henderson Bronaugh married M. V. Davis on 2 April 1896. Dr. James Henderson Bronaugh died on 14 January 1920 at Calhoun, Mo., at age 81. BRONAUGH, James H. Dr. - 1839 - 1920
Dr. J. H. Bronaugh was born near Buffalo, West Va., Oct. 6, 1839. When he was six years of age his parents moved to henry county and settled on a farm near Calhoun. He was one of a family of seven children, two of whom, C. C. and D. H. Bronaugh survive him and live in Calhoun. He 1861, following his convictions he joined the Confederate Army and served four years as Lieutenant under Capt. F. P. Bronaugh, Co. K., Price¹s brigade. He was married to Miss Leona Knox, Dec., 25 1860 and settled in Calhoun. To this union were born seven children, two dying in infancy. the wife died August 26 1890. On April 2 1896 he was married to Mrs. M. V. Davis, who faithfully ministered to him in his months of illness. In early manhood he accepted Christ as his Saviour and united with the Presbyterian church of Calhoun. He was elected rulling elder in 1886 in which capacity he served faithfully until his death. He loved the church and its services were his delight. His seat was always filled unless Providentially hindered, when he would say to us, ³Don¹t forget that this is prayer meeting might, be there on time.² At the family altar he ever remembered the church and pastor. For almost fifty years he was a practicing physician, competent, conscientious and faithful. He considered his calling a sacred trust from God, and I have often heard him speak of asking Divine guidance as he went among his patients. While he ministered to the wants of the body, he was ever ready to minister to the needs of the soul; and who can estimate the good accomplished by this Christian family physician. He passed to his reward on the evening of Jan., 14, 1920 surrounded by his wife and children in the home he had hallowed by his faithful Christian life. As I stood by his casket, I thought of his, ³Goodbye, God bless you.² just a few weeks before and; methought I heard a voice saying unto me, ŒWrite, blessed are the dead who die in the Lord. Yea from henceforth, saith the Spirit, for they rest from their labors and their works do follow them.².1
Dr. J. H. Bronaugh was born near Buffalo, West Va., Oct. 6, 1839. When he was six years of age his parents moved to henry county and settled on a farm near Calhoun. He was one of a family of seven children, two of whom, C. C. and D. H. Bronaugh survive him and live in Calhoun. He 1861, following his convictions he joined the Confederate Army and served four years as Lieutenant under Capt. F. P. Bronaugh, Co. K., Price¹s brigade. He was married to Miss Leona Knox, Dec., 25 1860 and settled in Calhoun. To this union were born seven children, two dying in infancy. the wife died August 26 1890. On April 2 1896 he was married to Mrs. M. V. Davis, who faithfully ministered to him in his months of illness. In early manhood he accepted Christ as his Saviour and united with the Presbyterian church of Calhoun. He was elected rulling elder in 1886 in which capacity he served faithfully until his death. He loved the church and its services were his delight. His seat was always filled unless Providentially hindered, when he would say to us, ³Don¹t forget that this is prayer meeting might, be there on time.² At the family altar he ever remembered the church and pastor. For almost fifty years he was a practicing physician, competent, conscientious and faithful. He considered his calling a sacred trust from God, and I have often heard him speak of asking Divine guidance as he went among his patients. While he ministered to the wants of the body, he was ever ready to minister to the needs of the soul; and who can estimate the good accomplished by this Christian family physician. He passed to his reward on the evening of Jan., 14, 1920 surrounded by his wife and children in the home he had hallowed by his faithful Christian life. As I stood by his casket, I thought of his, ³Goodbye, God bless you.² just a few weeks before and; methought I heard a voice saying unto me, ŒWrite, blessed are the dead who die in the Lord. Yea from henceforth, saith the Spirit, for they rest from their labors and their works do follow them.².1
Children of Dr. James Henderson Bronaugh and Leona C. Knox- Bessie Bronaugh (living)
Lilly Bronaugh (living)
John Bronaugh (living)
Fitzhugh Bronaugh (living)
Citations
- [S86] Unknown short title, online http://www.rootsweb.com/~mohenry/obituary/q1obit.htm, James Bronaugh obit.
Christopher Columbus Bronaugh
b. 13 March 1841, d. 27 July 1924
b. 13 March 1841, d. 27 July 1924
Christopher Columbus Bronaugh was born on 13 March 1841 at W.V.. He was the son of Thomas Jefferson Bronaugh and Nancy Henderson. Christopher Columbus Bronaugh married Adalaide E. Davis in October 1889. Christopher Columbus Bronaugh died on 27 July 1924 at Calhoun, Mo., at age 83. BRONAUGH, Columbus C. - 1841 - 1924
Columbus C. Bronaugh was born March 13, 1841, near Buffalo, West Virginia. Came to Missouri at age (obit cut...) what is now known as the Hargrave place, later moving to the old Bronough place. Mr. Bronaugh continued to live on the old homestead until about the year 1910, moving to Springdale, Arkansas where he lived four years. Coming back to Missouri he lived the few remaining years of his life in his modest little home in Calhoun where he died July 27th, 1924, age 83 years, 4 months and 14 days. Mr. Bronaugh was one of the followers of Gen. Robt. E. Lee and gave himself unstintingly to the cause of the South. At the close of the war he accepted defeat like the man that he was and had proven himself to be, and came back home to take up again his life on the farm. Was married in Oct. 1889 to Miss Addie Davis who has preceeded him some 15 years to that home Which hath foundation - whose builder and maker is God. To this union there was no children. Joining the Baptist church in early manhood, he lived a faithful Christian life - translating his belief in his Lord into deeds of service and love and helpfulness to his fellowmen. Of the large family born in his father¹s house, only one brother survives him - David Bronaugh of this city. Such is the biography we find written of the life of Columbus C. Bronaugh. Dr. Luke¹s characterization of his friend Barnabas "He was a good man² might well be applied to him. so in grateful remembrance of his many good qualities, we write upon his tombstone, this simple but sufficient epitaph - "He was a good man." The funeral was held in the Baptist church of Calhoun Sunday afternoon, conducted by the pastor. The theme used was, "Walking with God." The text which was very applicable to Mr. Bronaugh¹s life was chosen from Gen. 5:24; ³Enoch walketh with God and he was not for God took him.² Bro. Bronaugh surely was a man who walked with God. No better epitaph could be written for him than that. He walked with God.1
Columbus C. Bronaugh was born March 13, 1841, near Buffalo, West Virginia. Came to Missouri at age (obit cut...) what is now known as the Hargrave place, later moving to the old Bronough place. Mr. Bronaugh continued to live on the old homestead until about the year 1910, moving to Springdale, Arkansas where he lived four years. Coming back to Missouri he lived the few remaining years of his life in his modest little home in Calhoun where he died July 27th, 1924, age 83 years, 4 months and 14 days. Mr. Bronaugh was one of the followers of Gen. Robt. E. Lee and gave himself unstintingly to the cause of the South. At the close of the war he accepted defeat like the man that he was and had proven himself to be, and came back home to take up again his life on the farm. Was married in Oct. 1889 to Miss Addie Davis who has preceeded him some 15 years to that home Which hath foundation - whose builder and maker is God. To this union there was no children. Joining the Baptist church in early manhood, he lived a faithful Christian life - translating his belief in his Lord into deeds of service and love and helpfulness to his fellowmen. Of the large family born in his father¹s house, only one brother survives him - David Bronaugh of this city. Such is the biography we find written of the life of Columbus C. Bronaugh. Dr. Luke¹s characterization of his friend Barnabas "He was a good man² might well be applied to him. so in grateful remembrance of his many good qualities, we write upon his tombstone, this simple but sufficient epitaph - "He was a good man." The funeral was held in the Baptist church of Calhoun Sunday afternoon, conducted by the pastor. The theme used was, "Walking with God." The text which was very applicable to Mr. Bronaugh¹s life was chosen from Gen. 5:24; ³Enoch walketh with God and he was not for God took him.² Bro. Bronaugh surely was a man who walked with God. No better epitaph could be written for him than that. He walked with God.1
Citations
- [S86] Unknown short title, online http://www.rootsweb.com/~mohenry/obituary/q1obit.htm, Christopher Bronaugh obit.
David Henderson Bronaugh
b. 24 October 1843, d. 27 June 1926
b. 24 October 1843, d. 27 June 1926
David Henderson Bronaugh was born on 24 October 1843 at W.V.. He was the son of Thomas Jefferson Bronaugh and Nancy Henderson. David Henderson Bronaugh died on 27 June 1926 at Henry Co., Mo., at age 82. BRONAUGH, David H. - 1843 - 1926
Another pioneer passes in the death of David H. Bronaugh last Sunday, another respected pioneer of this vicinity has passed away. David H., son of Thomas H. and Nancy H. Bronaugh, was born near Buffalo, West Virginia, October 24 1843. He came to Missouri at the age of two years with his parents who settled on what is now the Hargrave farm, later moving to the old Bronaugh homestead, two miles north of Calhoun. He was the fourth son and fifth child of a family of five sons and two daughters, all of whom have preceded him to the Better Land. Because of delicate health, many years of his life were spent in California. During the years 1910 and 1914 he lived with his brother, C. C. Bronaugh in Springdale, Arkansas. Coming back to Missouri, he spent the remaining years of his life here, where he died June 27th, at the age of 82 years, eight months and three days. In early life he became a Christian uniting with the Baptist church, of which he was a faithful member to the last. His faith was unwavering, his character above reproach, his spirit humble and the end was a fitting climax to his quiet, unostentatious life. No sickness or disease caused his death. Failing strength compelled him to spend much of the last few weeks in bed. He was just tired. Without pain, with out a struggle, amid the loving ministrations of a nephew and wife, he fell asleep in the quiet hours of the Sabbath morning as the church bells were summoning the worshipers to the study of God¹s word. Funeral services were conducted at the Baptist church by the pastor, Rev. Geoffrey Swadley, and interment was in Calhoun cemetery, Monday afternoon.1
Another pioneer passes in the death of David H. Bronaugh last Sunday, another respected pioneer of this vicinity has passed away. David H., son of Thomas H. and Nancy H. Bronaugh, was born near Buffalo, West Virginia, October 24 1843. He came to Missouri at the age of two years with his parents who settled on what is now the Hargrave farm, later moving to the old Bronaugh homestead, two miles north of Calhoun. He was the fourth son and fifth child of a family of five sons and two daughters, all of whom have preceded him to the Better Land. Because of delicate health, many years of his life were spent in California. During the years 1910 and 1914 he lived with his brother, C. C. Bronaugh in Springdale, Arkansas. Coming back to Missouri, he spent the remaining years of his life here, where he died June 27th, at the age of 82 years, eight months and three days. In early life he became a Christian uniting with the Baptist church, of which he was a faithful member to the last. His faith was unwavering, his character above reproach, his spirit humble and the end was a fitting climax to his quiet, unostentatious life. No sickness or disease caused his death. Failing strength compelled him to spend much of the last few weeks in bed. He was just tired. Without pain, with out a struggle, amid the loving ministrations of a nephew and wife, he fell asleep in the quiet hours of the Sabbath morning as the church bells were summoning the worshipers to the study of God¹s word. Funeral services were conducted at the Baptist church by the pastor, Rev. Geoffrey Swadley, and interment was in Calhoun cemetery, Monday afternoon.1
Citations
- [S86] Unknown short title, online http://www.rootsweb.com/~mohenry/obituary/q1obit.htm, David Bronaugh obit.
Thomas Jefferson Bronaugh
b. 1845
b. 1845
Thomas Jefferson Bronaugh was born in 1845. He was the son of Thomas Jefferson Bronaugh and Nancy Henderson.
Emily Elizabeth Bronaugh
b. 1848
b. 1848
Emily Elizabeth Bronaugh was born in 1848. She was the daughter of Thomas Jefferson Bronaugh and Nancy Henderson.
Dr. Edward Chilton
Dr. Edward Chilton married Virginia Bronaugh, daughter of William Yelverton Bronaugh and Mary Catherine Peyton.
Douglas A. Tucker
Douglas A. Tucker married Maria Elizabeth Bronaugh, daughter of William Yelverton Bronaugh and Mary Catherine Peyton, on 14 May 1846 at Cooper Co., Mo..
Children of Douglas A. Tucker and Maria Elizabeth Bronaugh- John E. Tucker b. 1847
Nola Virgina Tucker+ b. 23 Apr 1856, d. 9 Aug 1938
John E. Tucker
b. 1847
b. 1847
Jacob Hutton Tucker
b. 1809, d. 1856
b. 1809, d. 1856
Jacob Hutton Tucker was born in 1809 at Hampshire Co., Va.. He married Catherine Pope Peyton Bronaugh, daughter of William Yelverton Bronaugh and Mary Catherine Peyton, in 1849. Jacob Hutton Tucker died in 1856 at Cooper Co., Mo..
Child of Jacob Hutton Tucker and Catherine Pope Peyton Bronaugh- Fannie Tucker+ b. 1855
Fannie Tucker
b. 1855
b. 1855
Fannie Tucker was born in 1855. She was the daughter of Jacob Hutton Tucker and Catherine Pope Peyton Bronaugh. As of 1872,her married name was Watson. Fannie Tucker married James E. Watson in 1872.
Child of Fannie Tucker and James E. Watson- Edwin Watson (living)
William K. Ruffner
William K. Ruffner married Catherine Pope Peyton Bronaugh, daughter of William Yelverton Bronaugh and Mary Catherine Peyton, in 1860.
Children of William K. Ruffner and Catherine Pope Peyton Bronaugh- Elizabeth D. Ruffner b. 1861
William H. Ruffner b. 1863
Mary Chilton Ruffner b. 1866
Owen Earnest Ruffner b. 1869
Elizabeth D. Ruffner
b. 1861
b. 1861
Elizabeth D. Ruffner was born in 1861. She was the daughter of William K. Ruffner and Catherine Pope Peyton Bronaugh.
William H. Ruffner
b. 1863
b. 1863
William H. Ruffner was born in 1863. He was the son of William K. Ruffner and Catherine Pope Peyton Bronaugh.
Owen Earnest Ruffner
b. 1869
b. 1869
Owen Earnest Ruffner was born in 1869. He was the son of William K. Ruffner and Catherine Pope Peyton Bronaugh.
Martha Newman
Martha Newman died. She married William Yelverton Bronaugh, son of William Yelverton Bronaugh and Mary Catherine Peyton.
Children of Martha Newman and William Yelverton Bronaugh- Mary Bronaugh+
Gertrude Bronaugh+
Willie Ann Bronaugh+
Yelverton McCullan Bronaugh+ b. 17 Feb 1849, d. 18 Feb 1934
Margarette Bronaugh+ b. 31 Mar 1850
Jennie Bronaugh b. 20 May 1851
Martha Virginia Bronaugh b. 20 May 1851
Frances Catherine Bronaugh b. 9 Nov 1852, d. 10 Sep 1853
William Addison Bronaugh b. 11 Dec 1854, d. 31 Jan 1857
Yelverton McCullan Bronaugh
b. 17 February 1849, d. 18 February 1934
b. 17 February 1849, d. 18 February 1934
Yelverton McCullan Bronaugh was born on 17 February 1849 at Booneville, Cooper Co., Mo.. He was the son of William Yelverton Bronaugh and Martha Newman. Yelverton McCullan Bronaugh married Mary Elizabeth Snapp on 10 November 1874. Yelverton McCullan Bronaugh died on 18 February 1934 at Afton, Ottawa Co., Ok., at age 85.
Children of Yelverton McCullan Bronaugh and Mary Elizabeth Snapp- Myra Martha Bronaugh b. 29 Mar 1876, d. 4 Nov 1954
Claude Yelverton Bronaugh+ b. 21 Sep 1882, d. 3 Mar 1968
Margarette Bronaugh
b. 31 March 1850
b. 31 March 1850
Margarette Bronaugh died. She married John W. Roach. Margarette Bronaugh was born on 31 March 1850 at Henry Co., Mo.. She was the daughter of William Yelverton Bronaugh and Martha Newman.
Children of Margarette Bronaugh and John W. Roach- Katherine Roach (living)
Guy Efford Roach+ (living)
Molly Roach (living)
Josephine Roach (living)
Jennie Bronaugh
b. 20 May 1851
b. 20 May 1851
Jennie Bronaugh married (?) Withers. Jennie Bronaugh was born on 20 May 1851. She was the daughter of William Yelverton Bronaugh and Martha Newman.
Mary Bronaugh
Mary Bronaugh was the daughter of William Yelverton Bronaugh and Martha Newman. Mary Bronaugh died. She married Edgar Walter Baum.
Children of Mary Bronaugh and Edgar Walter Baum- Louis Baum
Edgar Baum
Gertrude Bronaugh
Gertrude Bronaugh was the daughter of William Yelverton Bronaugh and Martha Newman. Gertrude Bronaugh died. She married William Meredith Neal.
Children of Gertrude Bronaugh and William Meredith Neal- Martha Amelia Neal+ (living)
Viola Celeste Neal
Annie Eliza Neal (living)
Willie Ann Bronaugh
Willie Ann Bronaugh was the daughter of William Yelverton Bronaugh and Martha Newman. Willie Ann Bronaugh died. She married James B. Morgan.
Children of Willie Ann Bronaugh and James B. Morgan- Cammie Morgan (living)
Joseph Cleveland Morgan b. 1 Sep 1886, d. 1 Sep 1954
Grace Morgan b. 9 Aug 1894, d. 4 Feb 1895
Sarah Ann Allen
b. 1818
b. 1818
Sarah Ann Allen was born in 1818. She was the daughter of David Allen. As of 1835,her married name was Bronaugh. Sarah Ann Allen married Ludwell Lee Bronaugh, son of William Yelverton Bronaugh and Mary Catherine Peyton, on 8 May 1835.
Children of Sarah Ann Allen and Ludwell Lee Bronaugh- William Daniel Bronaugh (living)
Mary Elizabeth Bronaugh (living)
Robert Warren Bronaugh (living)
Francis Edith Bronaugh+ (living)
Sarah Catherine Bronaugh+ b. 1837
Charles Eastham Bronaugh b. 1840, d. 1861
Edwin Addison Bronaugh b. 1843
Lewis Ludwell Bronaugh+ b. 1855
Sarah Catherine Bronaugh
b. 1837
b. 1837
Sarah Catherine Bronaugh was born in 1837. She was the daughter of Ludwell Lee Bronaugh and Sarah Ann Allen. As of 1864,her married name was Fife. Sarah Catherine Bronaugh married Charles Thomas Fife on 14 January 1864.1
Children of Sarah Catherine Bronaugh and Charles Thomas Fife- William Edwin Fife b. 1864
Mary Elizabeth Fife b. 1866
Thomas Lee Fife b. 1868
Sarah Rebecca Fife b. 1870
Hurton Estill Fife b. 1872
Robert G. Fife b. 1876
Annie Kate Fife b. 1881
Citations
- [S82] Horace Edwin Hayden, Virginia Genealogies: A Genealogy of the Glassell Family of Scotland and Virginia ....
Charles Eastham Bronaugh
b. 1840, d. 1861
b. 1840, d. 1861
Charles Eastham Bronaugh was born in 1840. He was the son of Ludwell Lee Bronaugh and Sarah Ann Allen. Charles Eastham Bronaugh died in 1861.
Edwin Addison Bronaugh
b. 1843
b. 1843
Edwin Addison Bronaugh was born in 1843. He was the son of Ludwell Lee Bronaugh and Sarah Ann Allen.
William Daniel Bronaugh
Mary Elizabeth Bronaugh
Robert Warren Bronaugh
Lewis Ludwell Bronaugh
b. 1855
b. 1855
Lewis Ludwell Bronaugh married Sarah Dulaney. Lewis Ludwell Bronaugh was born in 1855. He was the son of Ludwell Lee Bronaugh and Sarah Ann Allen.
Child of Lewis Ludwell Bronaugh and Sarah Dulaney- Charles Lewis Bronaugh+ b. 14 May 1888
Francis Edith Bronaugh
Francis Edith Bronaugh is the daughter of Ludwell Lee Bronaugh and Sarah Ann Allen. Francis Edith Bronaugh married Charles R. Love.
Children of Francis Edith Bronaugh and Charles R. Love- Edwin Love (living)
Edith Love (living)
Grace Love (living)
Susan Travers Peyton
b. 1811
b. 1811
Susan Travers Peyton was born in 1811. As of 1839,her married name was Bronaugh. She married Addison Carter Bronaugh, son of William Yelverton Bronaugh and Mary Catherine Peyton, in 1839.
Children of Susan Travers Peyton and Addison Carter Bronaugh- Addison Bronaugh (living)
Fannie Bronaugh (living)
Georgie R. Knox
b. January 1844
b. January 1844
Georgie R. Knox was born in January 1844 at Shawnee Mound, Henry Co., Mo.. As of 1862,her married name was Bronaugh. She married Dr. John William Bronaugh, son of Thomas Jefferson Bronaugh and Nancy Henderson, on 10 October 1862.
Children of Georgie R. Knox and Dr. John William Bronaugh- Frank Bronaugh (living)
Marshall Bronaugh (living)
Preston Bronaugh (living)
John Bronaugh b. 11 May 1873, d. 12 Dec 1885
John Bronaugh
b. 11 May 1873, d. 12 December 1885
b. 11 May 1873, d. 12 December 1885
John Bronaugh was born on 11 May 1873. He was the son of Dr. John William Bronaugh and Georgie R. Knox. John Bronaugh died on 12 December 1885 at Shawnee Mound, Mo., at age 12.
Henry S. T. Redford
Henry S. T. Redford married Mary Catherine Bronaugh, daughter of Thomas Jefferson Bronaugh and Nancy Henderson, in 1874.
Children of Henry S. T. Redford and Mary Catherine Bronaugh- Emma Mary Redford b. 1875
James Bronaugh Redford b. 1877
Henry Lee Redford b. 1880, d. Jan 1978
Emma Mary Redford
b. 1875
b. 1875
Emma Mary Redford was born in 1875. She was the daughter of Henry S. T. Redford and Mary Catherine Bronaugh.
James Bronaugh Redford
b. 1877
b. 1877
James Bronaugh Redford was born in 1877. He was the son of Henry S. T. Redford and Mary Catherine Bronaugh.
Henry Lee Redford
b. 1880, d. January 1978
b. 1880, d. January 1978
Henry Lee Redford was born in 1880. He was the son of Henry S. T. Redford and Mary Catherine Bronaugh. Henry Lee Redford died in January 1978.
Charles Thomas Fife
Charles Thomas Fife married Sarah Catherine Bronaugh, daughter of Ludwell Lee Bronaugh and Sarah Ann Allen, on 14 January 1864.1
Children of Charles Thomas Fife and Sarah Catherine Bronaugh- William Edwin Fife b. 1864
Mary Elizabeth Fife b. 1866
Thomas Lee Fife b. 1868
Sarah Rebecca Fife b. 1870
Hurton Estill Fife b. 1872
Robert G. Fife b. 1876
Annie Kate Fife b. 1881
Citations
- [S82] Horace Edwin Hayden, Virginia Genealogies: A Genealogy of the Glassell Family of Scotland and Virginia ....
William Edwin Fife
b. 1864
b. 1864
William Edwin Fife married Retta Nash. William Edwin Fife was born in 1864. He was the son of Charles Thomas Fife and Sarah Catherine Bronaugh.
Mary Elizabeth Fife
b. 1866
b. 1866
Mary Elizabeth Fife was born in 1866. She was the daughter of Charles Thomas Fife and Sarah Catherine Bronaugh.
Thomas Lee Fife1
b. 1868
b. 1868
Thomas Lee Fife was born in 1868. He was the son of Charles Thomas Fife and Sarah Catherine Bronaugh.
Citations
- [S82] Horace Edwin Hayden, Virginia Genealogies: A Genealogy of the Glassell Family of Scotland and Virginia ..., p. 536.
Sarah Rebecca Fife1
b. 1870
b. 1870
Sarah Rebecca Fife married James B. Morgan Jr.. Sarah Rebecca Fife was born in 1870. She was the daughter of Charles Thomas Fife and Sarah Catherine Bronaugh.
Citations
- [S82] Horace Edwin Hayden, Virginia Genealogies: A Genealogy of the Glassell Family of Scotland and Virginia ..., p. 536.
Hurton Estill Fife
b. 1872
b. 1872
Hurton Estill Fife married Nancy A. Row. Hurton Estill Fife was born in 1872. He was the son of Charles Thomas Fife and Sarah Catherine Bronaugh.
Robert G. Fife
b. 1876
b. 1876
Robert G. Fife married Amanda M. Yeager. Robert G. Fife was born in 1876. He was the son of Charles Thomas Fife and Sarah Catherine Bronaugh.
Annie Kate Fife
b. 1881
b. 1881
Annie Kate Fife was born in 1881. She was the daughter of Charles Thomas Fife and Sarah Catherine Bronaugh.
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