Elizabeth was the daughter of Samuel Waldrop and Elizabeth Dalrymple. She had at least 6 younger siblings, William Craven Pinckney Waldrop, Maranda Margaret Waldrop Smith, Jasper Waldrop, Isaac Judson Waldrop, and twins, Minet Polk Waldrop and Martin Dallas Waldrop. There may have been others and could have been at least one or two born between her and William who was born in 1836. Her family has not been identified on the 1830 or 1840 census. The older children report being born in SC while the youngest 3 report AL as their place of birth. This would mean the family was in AL by 1840.
She married her first cousin, Thomas Dalrymple, about 1849. His father, John M Dalrymple, was an older brother to her mother. There were no children appearing on the 1850 or 1860 census. In 1870 there are 3: J P, Mary P and Samuel Smith. These are the children of Elizabeth's sister Margaret who died in 1864. Margaret's husband died in 1867. Mary was still living with them in 1880 and is listed as niece.
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Gadsden Times-News - 30 May 1902, Fri, p 2
News reached Gadsden Monday of the death of Mrs Elizabeth Dalrymple, which occurred at her home near Keener last Wednesday morning. Mrs Dalrymple had been complaining for several days, but nothing of a serious nature. About 3:30 Wednesday morning a young lady in the house woke and got up to get a drink and passed through the room found Mrs Dalrymple cold in death.
Mrs Dalrymple was born in South Carolina in 1830 and moved to Etowah county when about 12 yars old. She married Thomas Dalrymple, who preceded her to the grave some 21 years ago. She was a pure Christian lady and was loved and respected by all her neighbors. She leaves an only brother, M P Waldrop. Her remains were interred at Bristow cemetery. Another good woman has passed away; another angel in heaven. To the bereaved brother we extend our sympathies.
She married her first cousin, Thomas Dalrymple, about 1849. His father, John M Dalrymple, was an older brother to her mother. There were no children appearing on the 1850 or 1860 census. In 1870 there are 3: J P, Mary P and Samuel Smith. These are the children of Elizabeth's sister Margaret who died in 1864. Margaret's husband died in 1867. Mary was still living with them in 1880 and is listed as niece.
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Gadsden Times-News - 30 May 1902, Fri, p 2
News reached Gadsden Monday of the death of Mrs Elizabeth Dalrymple, which occurred at her home near Keener last Wednesday morning. Mrs Dalrymple had been complaining for several days, but nothing of a serious nature. About 3:30 Wednesday morning a young lady in the house woke and got up to get a drink and passed through the room found Mrs Dalrymple cold in death.
Mrs Dalrymple was born in South Carolina in 1830 and moved to Etowah county when about 12 yars old. She married Thomas Dalrymple, who preceded her to the grave some 21 years ago. She was a pure Christian lady and was loved and respected by all her neighbors. She leaves an only brother, M P Waldrop. Her remains were interred at Bristow cemetery. Another good woman has passed away; another angel in heaven. To the bereaved brother we extend our sympathies.
Elizabeth was the daughter of Samuel Waldrop and Elizabeth Dalrymple. She had at least 6 younger siblings, William Craven Pinckney Waldrop, Maranda Margaret Waldrop Smith, Jasper Waldrop, Isaac Judson Waldrop, and twins, Minet Polk Waldrop and Martin Dallas Waldrop. There may have been others and could have been at least one or two born between her and William who was born in 1836. Her family has not been identified on the 1830 or 1840 census. The older children report being born in SC while the youngest 3 report AL as their place of birth. This would mean the family was in AL by 1840.
She married her first cousin, Thomas Dalrymple, about 1849. His father, John M Dalrymple, was an older brother to her mother. There were no children appearing on the 1850 or 1860 census. In 1870 there are 3: J P, Mary P and Samuel Smith. These are the children of Elizabeth's sister Margaret who died in 1864. Margaret's husband died in 1867. Mary was still living with them in 1880 and is listed as niece.
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Gadsden Times-News - 30 May 1902, Fri, p 2
News reached Gadsden Monday of the death of Mrs Elizabeth Dalrymple, which occurred at her home near Keener last Wednesday morning. Mrs Dalrymple had been complaining for several days, but nothing of a serious nature. About 3:30 Wednesday morning a young lady in the house woke and got up to get a drink and passed through the room found Mrs Dalrymple cold in death.
Mrs Dalrymple was born in South Carolina in 1830 and moved to Etowah county when about 12 yars old. She married Thomas Dalrymple, who preceded her to the grave some 21 years ago. She was a pure Christian lady and was loved and respected by all her neighbors. She leaves an only brother, M P Waldrop. Her remains were interred at Bristow cemetery. Another good woman has passed away; another angel in heaven. To the bereaved brother we extend our sympathies.
She married her first cousin, Thomas Dalrymple, about 1849. His father, John M Dalrymple, was an older brother to her mother. There were no children appearing on the 1850 or 1860 census. In 1870 there are 3: J P, Mary P and Samuel Smith. These are the children of Elizabeth's sister Margaret who died in 1864. Margaret's husband died in 1867. Mary was still living with them in 1880 and is listed as niece.
•❤•~~~~~~~~~ღ♥ღ~~~~~~~~~•❤•
Gadsden Times-News - 30 May 1902, Fri, p 2
News reached Gadsden Monday of the death of Mrs Elizabeth Dalrymple, which occurred at her home near Keener last Wednesday morning. Mrs Dalrymple had been complaining for several days, but nothing of a serious nature. About 3:30 Wednesday morning a young lady in the house woke and got up to get a drink and passed through the room found Mrs Dalrymple cold in death.
Mrs Dalrymple was born in South Carolina in 1830 and moved to Etowah county when about 12 yars old. She married Thomas Dalrymple, who preceded her to the grave some 21 years ago. She was a pure Christian lady and was loved and respected by all her neighbors. She leaves an only brother, M P Waldrop. Her remains were interred at Bristow cemetery. Another good woman has passed away; another angel in heaven. To the bereaved brother we extend our sympathies.
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