James Taylor Riley married first to Susan Lanham about 1784 in Surry County, North Carolina. They had two children.
James Taylor Riley married second to Martha "Patsy" Cass/Cast on February 25, 1789 in Surry County, North Carolina. They had ten children.
James Taylor Riley married third to Susan Mockabee/Mockerbee about 1816. They had one child.
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NOTES:
If Susan Lanham Riley was alive and living with James Taylor Riley in Montgomery County, Maryland on October 15, 1791 when Mary Jones' Will was proved, then James Taylor Riley could not have married Martha "Patsy" Cast on February 25, 1789 in Surry County, North Carolina unless Mary Jones was not aware of Susan Lanham Riley's (possible/likely) death.
**Mary Jones was Susan Lanham Riley's great-aunt. See the Will abstract on Susan's memorial page.
Does anyone have any thoughts about this???
From Kathy Strawn on March 8, 2018:
Death year.
Death County.
From Christopher Harris on March 1, 2020:
Published in: History of Clay County,
Woodson -1922
Page 315
Missouri Depot / Liberty Arsenal (United States Army) south of Liberty...
"1839 - The construction of the Arsenal was completed. David M. Bivens did the carpenter work and Riley and Dykes the brick-work."
Bio and NOTES by: Pam Barns
If anyone has more/better information, please contact me.
James Taylor Riley married first to Susan Lanham about 1784 in Surry County, North Carolina. They had two children.
James Taylor Riley married second to Martha "Patsy" Cass/Cast on February 25, 1789 in Surry County, North Carolina. They had ten children.
James Taylor Riley married third to Susan Mockabee/Mockerbee about 1816. They had one child.
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NOTES:
If Susan Lanham Riley was alive and living with James Taylor Riley in Montgomery County, Maryland on October 15, 1791 when Mary Jones' Will was proved, then James Taylor Riley could not have married Martha "Patsy" Cast on February 25, 1789 in Surry County, North Carolina unless Mary Jones was not aware of Susan Lanham Riley's (possible/likely) death.
**Mary Jones was Susan Lanham Riley's great-aunt. See the Will abstract on Susan's memorial page.
Does anyone have any thoughts about this???
From Kathy Strawn on March 8, 2018:
Death year.
Death County.
From Christopher Harris on March 1, 2020:
Published in: History of Clay County,
Woodson -1922
Page 315
Missouri Depot / Liberty Arsenal (United States Army) south of Liberty...
"1839 - The construction of the Arsenal was completed. David M. Bivens did the carpenter work and Riley and Dykes the brick-work."
Bio and NOTES by: Pam Barns
If anyone has more/better information, please contact me.
Family Members
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Zachariah Riley
1747–1755
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Sarah Riley Johnson
1749 – unknown
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Rachel Riley Ridgway
1750 – unknown
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Preshea Riley Wood
1753–1835
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Nancy Ann Riley Windsor
1760–1845
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Ninian Riley Jr
1762–1829
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Mary Riley Allnutt
1764 – unknown
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Elizabeth Riley Johnson
1766–1825
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Rev Garrard Riley
1766–1830
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Lucy Riley Cass
1769–1809
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John Wright Riley
1778–1851
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Mary Riley Holman
1785 – unknown
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Kassandra/Kassander Riley McGinnis
1786 – unknown
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Esther Riley Shadley
1789–1863
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Richard Riley
1792–1854
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Camden Riley
1797–1879
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Hezekiah M. Riley
1801–1858
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Susan Riley Dykes
1804–1871
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George W. Riley
1804–1889
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Alfred M. Riley
1806–1881
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James Madison Riley
1810–1883
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William P. Riley
1815–1888
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