Martha Patsy Sweeney Busby
Birth 22 November 1811 in Warren Co, , Kentucky,
Death 8 March 1850 in Bowling Green, Warren, Kentucky
Martha "Patsy" Sweeney, born Nov 22, 1811, Warren County, Kentucky. She married David T. Busby, son of Matthew Busby and Seluda Tinsley, on Nov 22, 1832 in Warren County; on her birthday it seems. She died 1850 in Bowling Green, Kentucky. Parents were Edmund Sweeney and Mary "Polly" Johnson. Edmund was believed to have lived in Lincoln Co, KY, but born in Amherst Co, VA, where Matthew Busby and Seluda were originally from. Edmund was the son of Moses Sweeney and Mary Elizabeth Johnson. Martha "Patsy" also had brothers, Noel Sweeney (older than Martha), and younger brothers, John and Charles. John born ca 1814, Charles-no info. Noel married Jane Mooreman in 1829 and by 1832 he had his own farm 5 miles from the Sweeney place. Edmund's place was supposedly located just outside Bowling Green. Both Edmund and Mary were deceased by 1834 and are buried in same cemetery as their daughter, Martha Busby.
David T. Busby and wife, Martha, supposedly have 3 children buried on the old Sweeney farm (may now be called the Dr. Koostra or the Davenport place) and I believe that they lived on this farm after Edmund and Mary died. I have never been able to find the burial site for Martha Busby and wonder if she, too, is buried there with her children. The children were Mary F. Busby, b. 1836-d.1839;Matthew Busby, born 1838-d. 1847 and CassAnn/Cassandra Busby, born 1846-d. 1846. **Note: Mary F. Busby death taken from Warren County Cemetery Records, Volumn I, pg. 96
After the deaths of Martha and his 3 children, David took his 4 remaining children and moved to Texas, ca 1850/51.
U.S. Federal Census Mortality Schedules, 1850-1885
Name: Martha Busby
Gender: Female
Marital Status: Married
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1811
Birth Place: Kentucky, USA
Age: 39
Death Date: March 1850
Cause of Death: Childbed
Census Year: 1850
Census Place: District 1, Warren, Kentucky, USA
Line: 2
U.S., Federal Census Mortality Schedules Index, 1850-1880
Surname Busby
Year 1850
County Warren CO.
State KY
Age 39
Gender F
Month of Death Mar
State of Birth KY
ID# 197_ 45345
Occupation NONE LISTED
Cause of Death CHILDBED
Family
Parents
Edmund Sweeney 1768–1820
Mary "Polly" Johnson Sweeney 1771–1824
Spouse
David T Busby 1807–1854
Children
Marinda Martha Busby Long Allen 1835–1875
Mary F. Busby 1836–1839
Mathew M. Busby 1838–1848
John Busby 1841–
Milton Busby 1844–1864
Cassandra Ann Busby 1846–1846
Margaret Jane Busby Price 1847–1939
Birth 22 November 1811 in Warren Co, , Kentucky,
Death 8 March 1850 in Bowling Green, Warren, Kentucky
Martha "Patsy" Sweeney, born Nov 22, 1811, Warren County, Kentucky. She married David T. Busby, son of Matthew Busby and Seluda Tinsley, on Nov 22, 1832 in Warren County; on her birthday it seems. She died 1850 in Bowling Green, Kentucky. Parents were Edmund Sweeney and Mary "Polly" Johnson. Edmund was believed to have lived in Lincoln Co, KY, but born in Amherst Co, VA, where Matthew Busby and Seluda were originally from. Edmund was the son of Moses Sweeney and Mary Elizabeth Johnson. Martha "Patsy" also had brothers, Noel Sweeney (older than Martha), and younger brothers, John and Charles. John born ca 1814, Charles-no info. Noel married Jane Mooreman in 1829 and by 1832 he had his own farm 5 miles from the Sweeney place. Edmund's place was supposedly located just outside Bowling Green. Both Edmund and Mary were deceased by 1834 and are buried in same cemetery as their daughter, Martha Busby.
David T. Busby and wife, Martha, supposedly have 3 children buried on the old Sweeney farm (may now be called the Dr. Koostra or the Davenport place) and I believe that they lived on this farm after Edmund and Mary died. I have never been able to find the burial site for Martha Busby and wonder if she, too, is buried there with her children. The children were Mary F. Busby, b. 1836-d.1839;Matthew Busby, born 1838-d. 1847 and CassAnn/Cassandra Busby, born 1846-d. 1846. **Note: Mary F. Busby death taken from Warren County Cemetery Records, Volumn I, pg. 96
After the deaths of Martha and his 3 children, David took his 4 remaining children and moved to Texas, ca 1850/51.
U.S. Federal Census Mortality Schedules, 1850-1885
Name: Martha Busby
Gender: Female
Marital Status: Married
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1811
Birth Place: Kentucky, USA
Age: 39
Death Date: March 1850
Cause of Death: Childbed
Census Year: 1850
Census Place: District 1, Warren, Kentucky, USA
Line: 2
U.S., Federal Census Mortality Schedules Index, 1850-1880
Surname Busby
Year 1850
County Warren CO.
State KY
Age 39
Gender F
Month of Death Mar
State of Birth KY
ID# 197_ 45345
Occupation NONE LISTED
Cause of Death CHILDBED
Family
Parents
Edmund Sweeney 1768–1820
Mary "Polly" Johnson Sweeney 1771–1824
Spouse
David T Busby 1807–1854
Children
Marinda Martha Busby Long Allen 1835–1875
Mary F. Busby 1836–1839
Mathew M. Busby 1838–1848
John Busby 1841–
Milton Busby 1844–1864
Cassandra Ann Busby 1846–1846
Margaret Jane Busby Price 1847–1939
Martha Patsy Sweeney Busby
Birth 22 November 1811 in Warren Co, , Kentucky,
Death 8 March 1850 in Bowling Green, Warren, Kentucky
Martha "Patsy" Sweeney, born Nov 22, 1811, Warren County, Kentucky. She married David T. Busby, son of Matthew Busby and Seluda Tinsley, on Nov 22, 1832 in Warren County; on her birthday it seems. She died 1850 in Bowling Green, Kentucky. Parents were Edmund Sweeney and Mary "Polly" Johnson. Edmund was believed to have lived in Lincoln Co, KY, but born in Amherst Co, VA, where Matthew Busby and Seluda were originally from. Edmund was the son of Moses Sweeney and Mary Elizabeth Johnson. Martha "Patsy" also had brothers, Noel Sweeney (older than Martha), and younger brothers, John and Charles. John born ca 1814, Charles-no info. Noel married Jane Mooreman in 1829 and by 1832 he had his own farm 5 miles from the Sweeney place. Edmund's place was supposedly located just outside Bowling Green. Both Edmund and Mary were deceased by 1834 and are buried in same cemetery as their daughter, Martha Busby.
David T. Busby and wife, Martha, supposedly have 3 children buried on the old Sweeney farm (may now be called the Dr. Koostra or the Davenport place) and I believe that they lived on this farm after Edmund and Mary died. I have never been able to find the burial site for Martha Busby and wonder if she, too, is buried there with her children. The children were Mary F. Busby, b. 1836-d.1839;Matthew Busby, born 1838-d. 1847 and CassAnn/Cassandra Busby, born 1846-d. 1846. **Note: Mary F. Busby death taken from Warren County Cemetery Records, Volumn I, pg. 96
After the deaths of Martha and his 3 children, David took his 4 remaining children and moved to Texas, ca 1850/51.
U.S. Federal Census Mortality Schedules, 1850-1885
Name: Martha Busby
Gender: Female
Marital Status: Married
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1811
Birth Place: Kentucky, USA
Age: 39
Death Date: March 1850
Cause of Death: Childbed
Census Year: 1850
Census Place: District 1, Warren, Kentucky, USA
Line: 2
U.S., Federal Census Mortality Schedules Index, 1850-1880
Surname Busby
Year 1850
County Warren CO.
State KY
Age 39
Gender F
Month of Death Mar
State of Birth KY
ID# 197_ 45345
Occupation NONE LISTED
Cause of Death CHILDBED
Family
Parents
Edmund Sweeney 1768–1820
Mary "Polly" Johnson Sweeney 1771–1824
Spouse
David T Busby 1807–1854
Children
Marinda Martha Busby Long Allen 1835–1875
Mary F. Busby 1836–1839
Mathew M. Busby 1838–1848
John Busby 1841–
Milton Busby 1844–1864
Cassandra Ann Busby 1846–1846
Margaret Jane Busby Price 1847–1939
Birth 22 November 1811 in Warren Co, , Kentucky,
Death 8 March 1850 in Bowling Green, Warren, Kentucky
Martha "Patsy" Sweeney, born Nov 22, 1811, Warren County, Kentucky. She married David T. Busby, son of Matthew Busby and Seluda Tinsley, on Nov 22, 1832 in Warren County; on her birthday it seems. She died 1850 in Bowling Green, Kentucky. Parents were Edmund Sweeney and Mary "Polly" Johnson. Edmund was believed to have lived in Lincoln Co, KY, but born in Amherst Co, VA, where Matthew Busby and Seluda were originally from. Edmund was the son of Moses Sweeney and Mary Elizabeth Johnson. Martha "Patsy" also had brothers, Noel Sweeney (older than Martha), and younger brothers, John and Charles. John born ca 1814, Charles-no info. Noel married Jane Mooreman in 1829 and by 1832 he had his own farm 5 miles from the Sweeney place. Edmund's place was supposedly located just outside Bowling Green. Both Edmund and Mary were deceased by 1834 and are buried in same cemetery as their daughter, Martha Busby.
David T. Busby and wife, Martha, supposedly have 3 children buried on the old Sweeney farm (may now be called the Dr. Koostra or the Davenport place) and I believe that they lived on this farm after Edmund and Mary died. I have never been able to find the burial site for Martha Busby and wonder if she, too, is buried there with her children. The children were Mary F. Busby, b. 1836-d.1839;Matthew Busby, born 1838-d. 1847 and CassAnn/Cassandra Busby, born 1846-d. 1846. **Note: Mary F. Busby death taken from Warren County Cemetery Records, Volumn I, pg. 96
After the deaths of Martha and his 3 children, David took his 4 remaining children and moved to Texas, ca 1850/51.
U.S. Federal Census Mortality Schedules, 1850-1885
Name: Martha Busby
Gender: Female
Marital Status: Married
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1811
Birth Place: Kentucky, USA
Age: 39
Death Date: March 1850
Cause of Death: Childbed
Census Year: 1850
Census Place: District 1, Warren, Kentucky, USA
Line: 2
U.S., Federal Census Mortality Schedules Index, 1850-1880
Surname Busby
Year 1850
County Warren CO.
State KY
Age 39
Gender F
Month of Death Mar
State of Birth KY
ID# 197_ 45345
Occupation NONE LISTED
Cause of Death CHILDBED
Family
Parents
Edmund Sweeney 1768–1820
Mary "Polly" Johnson Sweeney 1771–1824
Spouse
David T Busby 1807–1854
Children
Marinda Martha Busby Long Allen 1835–1875
Mary F. Busby 1836–1839
Mathew M. Busby 1838–1848
John Busby 1841–
Milton Busby 1844–1864
Cassandra Ann Busby 1846–1846
Margaret Jane Busby Price 1847–1939
Family Members
Spouse
Siblings
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