Her mother was Sarah Ann Neal, but the name of her father is not known. She was born out of wedlock.
She married Simpson Horn on June 13, 1889, at William Campbell's house, who was her step-father. He had married her mother in 1878.
They lived on Campbell's Branch Road in Estill County. They had ten children: Sarah, James, Charley, John, Hattie, Henry, Isom, Ida, Millard, and Fred.
Loulie died of a stroke caused by high blood pressure. It was said that she was buried here. Her mother was buried here as well.
She married Simpson Horn on June 13, 1889, at William Campbell's house, who was her step-father. He had married her mother in 1878.
They lived on Campbell's Branch Road in Estill County. They had ten children: Sarah, James, Charley, John, Hattie, Henry, Isom, Ida, Millard, and Fred.
Loulie died of a stroke caused by high blood pressure. It was said that she was buried here. Her mother was buried here as well.
Her mother was Sarah Ann Neal, but the name of her father is not known. She was born out of wedlock.
She married Simpson Horn on June 13, 1889, at William Campbell's house, who was her step-father. He had married her mother in 1878.
They lived on Campbell's Branch Road in Estill County. They had ten children: Sarah, James, Charley, John, Hattie, Henry, Isom, Ida, Millard, and Fred.
Loulie died of a stroke caused by high blood pressure. It was said that she was buried here. Her mother was buried here as well.
She married Simpson Horn on June 13, 1889, at William Campbell's house, who was her step-father. He had married her mother in 1878.
They lived on Campbell's Branch Road in Estill County. They had ten children: Sarah, James, Charley, John, Hattie, Henry, Isom, Ida, Millard, and Fred.
Loulie died of a stroke caused by high blood pressure. It was said that she was buried here. Her mother was buried here as well.
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