The date of death may have been 1888, records differ. Hepzibah is the mother of Jacob Smith Faubion and Henry Faubion, as well as other children. Henry and Jacob grew up in Missouri and fought in the Confederate Army during the Civil War. Jacob was wounded and imprisoned at Gratiot, Alton and Point Lookout, Maryland. The brothers later filed land patents for 160 acres each in Phillips County. Henry is also buried at Pleasant Ridge Cemetery. Jacob Smith Faubion is buried in the cemetery in Phillipsburg, KS. In 1821, Hepzibah married Jacob Faubion, born 3/10/1800 in Cocke County, TN. They moved from Tennessee to Missouri after 1832 or so. Jacob died in March, 1849, probably in Daviess County, MO. She remarried Gilbert Woolsey in 1853. Hepzibah's grave marker was replaced in 2015.
The date of death may have been 1888, records differ. Hepzibah is the mother of Jacob Smith Faubion and Henry Faubion, as well as other children. Henry and Jacob grew up in Missouri and fought in the Confederate Army during the Civil War. Jacob was wounded and imprisoned at Gratiot, Alton and Point Lookout, Maryland. The brothers later filed land patents for 160 acres each in Phillips County. Henry is also buried at Pleasant Ridge Cemetery. Jacob Smith Faubion is buried in the cemetery in Phillipsburg, KS. In 1821, Hepzibah married Jacob Faubion, born 3/10/1800 in Cocke County, TN. They moved from Tennessee to Missouri after 1832 or so. Jacob died in March, 1849, probably in Daviess County, MO. She remarried Gilbert Woolsey in 1853. Hepzibah's grave marker was replaced in 2015.
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HEPZIBAH
Wall Faubion Woolsey
1806 - 1886
Family Members
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