From Sue Beach:
This Elizabeth Braden is the the 1st wife of Noble S. Braden. Maiden name Williams; daughter of John Williams & Lydia Neill Williams. Born 26 Feb 1807. In a letter dated 5 July 1829 from Sarah Hough in Waterford, Virginia to Noble's sister-in-law, Mary Jenners Braden, in Indiana, Sarah refers to "Noble's great loss" and indicates that he is again living with his mother, Elizabeth S. Braden in the Waterford area. This statement is tied to a mention of the death of Mary Braden Dulaney, wife of Zachariah Dulaney and sister of Noble. Sarah's statement apparently refers to the death of Elizabeth, Noble's first wife and suggests that PERHAPS she died in childbirth. Sarah mentions that she died 11 days after her "confinement."
This Elizabeth Braden is the the 1st wife of Noble S. Braden. Maiden name Williams; daughter of John Williams & Lydia Neill Williams. Born 26 Feb 1807. In a letter dated 5 July 1829 from Sarah Hough in Waterford, Virginia to Noble's sister-in-law, Mary Jenners Braden, in Indiana, Sarah refers to "Noble's great loss" and indicates that he is again living with his mother, Elizabeth S. Braden in the Waterford area. This statement is tied to a mention of the death of Mary Braden Dulaney, wife of Zachariah Dulaney and sister of Noble. Sarah's statement apparently refers to the death of Elizabeth, Noble's first wife and suggests that PERHAPS she died in childbirth. Sarah mentions that she died 11 days after her "confinement."
From Sue Beach:
This Elizabeth Braden is the the 1st wife of Noble S. Braden. Maiden name Williams; daughter of John Williams & Lydia Neill Williams. Born 26 Feb 1807. In a letter dated 5 July 1829 from Sarah Hough in Waterford, Virginia to Noble's sister-in-law, Mary Jenners Braden, in Indiana, Sarah refers to "Noble's great loss" and indicates that he is again living with his mother, Elizabeth S. Braden in the Waterford area. This statement is tied to a mention of the death of Mary Braden Dulaney, wife of Zachariah Dulaney and sister of Noble. Sarah's statement apparently refers to the death of Elizabeth, Noble's first wife and suggests that PERHAPS she died in childbirth. Sarah mentions that she died 11 days after her "confinement."
This Elizabeth Braden is the the 1st wife of Noble S. Braden. Maiden name Williams; daughter of John Williams & Lydia Neill Williams. Born 26 Feb 1807. In a letter dated 5 July 1829 from Sarah Hough in Waterford, Virginia to Noble's sister-in-law, Mary Jenners Braden, in Indiana, Sarah refers to "Noble's great loss" and indicates that he is again living with his mother, Elizabeth S. Braden in the Waterford area. This statement is tied to a mention of the death of Mary Braden Dulaney, wife of Zachariah Dulaney and sister of Noble. Sarah's statement apparently refers to the death of Elizabeth, Noble's first wife and suggests that PERHAPS she died in childbirth. Sarah mentions that she died 11 days after her "confinement."
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