Lucinda
William
Michael
Margaret Jane
Lemuel Green
Jacob
James A.
Henry Jackson
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My line comes from Solomon to his youngest Son Henry Jackson then to James Monroe Mayberry my Great Grandfather. He was born in 1856 in Illinois, in 1875 and 1877 two of his children where born in Ash Hill Butler County MO, then his family spent a couple of years to Arkansas returning to Ash hill by the time his next child was born in 1883.
Looked for James Monroe in 1870 Census. Found him as J M Maberry residing in his father's household which included S Maberry age = 78 yrs.
Actually 1870 Census shows family residing in Mitchell County Kansas? Family was in Ash Hills by 1873 or 1874 where James Monroe was married. Family was in Ash hills in 1877 which would explain how Solomon ended up buried in Ash Hill Cemetery.
Charlie Bill
Lucinda
William
Michael
Margaret Jane
Lemuel Green
Jacob
James A.
Henry Jackson
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My line comes from Solomon to his youngest Son Henry Jackson then to James Monroe Mayberry my Great Grandfather. He was born in 1856 in Illinois, in 1875 and 1877 two of his children where born in Ash Hill Butler County MO, then his family spent a couple of years to Arkansas returning to Ash hill by the time his next child was born in 1883.
Looked for James Monroe in 1870 Census. Found him as J M Maberry residing in his father's household which included S Maberry age = 78 yrs.
Actually 1870 Census shows family residing in Mitchell County Kansas? Family was in Ash Hills by 1873 or 1874 where James Monroe was married. Family was in Ash hills in 1877 which would explain how Solomon ended up buried in Ash Hill Cemetery.
Charlie Bill
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Ann Mayberry Hardesty
1796–1865
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Fredrick Sylvester Mayberry
1798–1849
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George Mayberry
1801–1843
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Jacob "Jake" Mayberry
1803–1884
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Priscilla Mayberry Choate
1804–1884
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Job Mayberry
1806–1890
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Mary "Polley" Mayberry George
1808–1869
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David Kambular Mayberry
1811–1881
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Henderson Mayberry
1813–1853
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William Harrison Mayberry
1816–1899
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