Elizabeth may have been buried at Gee/Gibbs Cemetery. Old cemetery records show her daughter Agnes Byars Gee buried here and several of her grandchildren. There is a reference to Elizabeth Byars born in North Carolina with notes "tombstone broken" in the book entitled " Cemeteries in Chickasaw and Surrounding Counties, Volume I".
Elizabeth married Stripling Byars (1768-1836). He died in Jefferson County, Alabama.
Numerous family trees on Ancestry.com are showing Elizabeths maiden name as Blair, however, there is no proof to support this at present time.
Elizabeth married Stripling Byars (1768-1836). He died in Jefferson County, Alabama.
Numerous family trees on Ancestry.com are showing Elizabeths maiden name as Blair, however, there is no proof to support this at present time.
Elizabeth may have been buried at Gee/Gibbs Cemetery. Old cemetery records show her daughter Agnes Byars Gee buried here and several of her grandchildren. There is a reference to Elizabeth Byars born in North Carolina with notes "tombstone broken" in the book entitled " Cemeteries in Chickasaw and Surrounding Counties, Volume I".
Elizabeth married Stripling Byars (1768-1836). He died in Jefferson County, Alabama.
Numerous family trees on Ancestry.com are showing Elizabeths maiden name as Blair, however, there is no proof to support this at present time.
Elizabeth married Stripling Byars (1768-1836). He died in Jefferson County, Alabama.
Numerous family trees on Ancestry.com are showing Elizabeths maiden name as Blair, however, there is no proof to support this at present time.
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