Minerva Irene (Rhea) McBride was born in 1820 in Maury County, Tennessee, to Moses and Martha Viannah (Austin) Rhea. Her siblings were Nancy, Sarah Ann, Hannah Roswell, Rebecca, William Porter, Ezekiel Moses "Zeke", Seaborn Fletcher, Mary Caroline, Usla "Usley", Margaret, and John Otis.
Minerva Irene Rhea married William Carroll McBride about 1843 in Tennessee. They had 7 children~~Ephraim D, Emily M, Sarah A, Julia A, John Clifton, Moses Matlin, and William Carroll Jr.
In 1850, the McBride family was living in Wayne County, Tennessee. Sometime before 1860, Minerva (Rhea) McBride died, for her children, John and Matlin, were living with her sister, Usley (Rhea) Wynn's, family. Also in 1860, William and E D, were living with her brother, John O Rhea. Then in 1870, her children, William and Moses Matlin, were living with sister, Nancy (Rhea) Tucker's, family.
It is unknown exactly when Minerva died, but most likely they were living in Arkansas at the time of her death. Her son's, Moses Matlin, obit stated that he moved to Arkansas with his parents when he was 2 years old, so about 1852. So my guess is she died between 1852 and 1860 in Arkansas.
Also unknown is where she is buried.
***Note: I have a DNA match to one of her McBride descendants. Minerva Irene's brother, Ezekiel Moses "Zeke" Rhea, was my great grandfather.
1850 U S Federal Census:
Name: Irene M McBride [Minerva Irene]
Gender: Female
Race: White
Age: 27
Birth Year: abt 1823
Birthplace: Tennessee
Home in 1850: District 6, Wayne, Tennessee, USA
Household Members (Name) Age
William C McBride 33
Irene M McBride 27
Emily M McBride 6
Sarah A McBride 4
Julia A McBride 2
M M McBride 0
Minerva Irene Rhea married William Carroll McBride about 1843 in Tennessee. They had 7 children~~Ephraim D, Emily M, Sarah A, Julia A, John Clifton, Moses Matlin, and William Carroll Jr.
In 1850, the McBride family was living in Wayne County, Tennessee. Sometime before 1860, Minerva (Rhea) McBride died, for her children, John and Matlin, were living with her sister, Usley (Rhea) Wynn's, family. Also in 1860, William and E D, were living with her brother, John O Rhea. Then in 1870, her children, William and Moses Matlin, were living with sister, Nancy (Rhea) Tucker's, family.
It is unknown exactly when Minerva died, but most likely they were living in Arkansas at the time of her death. Her son's, Moses Matlin, obit stated that he moved to Arkansas with his parents when he was 2 years old, so about 1852. So my guess is she died between 1852 and 1860 in Arkansas.
Also unknown is where she is buried.
***Note: I have a DNA match to one of her McBride descendants. Minerva Irene's brother, Ezekiel Moses "Zeke" Rhea, was my great grandfather.
1850 U S Federal Census:
Name: Irene M McBride [Minerva Irene]
Gender: Female
Race: White
Age: 27
Birth Year: abt 1823
Birthplace: Tennessee
Home in 1850: District 6, Wayne, Tennessee, USA
Household Members (Name) Age
William C McBride 33
Irene M McBride 27
Emily M McBride 6
Sarah A McBride 4
Julia A McBride 2
M M McBride 0
Minerva Irene (Rhea) McBride was born in 1820 in Maury County, Tennessee, to Moses and Martha Viannah (Austin) Rhea. Her siblings were Nancy, Sarah Ann, Hannah Roswell, Rebecca, William Porter, Ezekiel Moses "Zeke", Seaborn Fletcher, Mary Caroline, Usla "Usley", Margaret, and John Otis.
Minerva Irene Rhea married William Carroll McBride about 1843 in Tennessee. They had 7 children~~Ephraim D, Emily M, Sarah A, Julia A, John Clifton, Moses Matlin, and William Carroll Jr.
In 1850, the McBride family was living in Wayne County, Tennessee. Sometime before 1860, Minerva (Rhea) McBride died, for her children, John and Matlin, were living with her sister, Usley (Rhea) Wynn's, family. Also in 1860, William and E D, were living with her brother, John O Rhea. Then in 1870, her children, William and Moses Matlin, were living with sister, Nancy (Rhea) Tucker's, family.
It is unknown exactly when Minerva died, but most likely they were living in Arkansas at the time of her death. Her son's, Moses Matlin, obit stated that he moved to Arkansas with his parents when he was 2 years old, so about 1852. So my guess is she died between 1852 and 1860 in Arkansas.
Also unknown is where she is buried.
***Note: I have a DNA match to one of her McBride descendants. Minerva Irene's brother, Ezekiel Moses "Zeke" Rhea, was my great grandfather.
1850 U S Federal Census:
Name: Irene M McBride [Minerva Irene]
Gender: Female
Race: White
Age: 27
Birth Year: abt 1823
Birthplace: Tennessee
Home in 1850: District 6, Wayne, Tennessee, USA
Household Members (Name) Age
William C McBride 33
Irene M McBride 27
Emily M McBride 6
Sarah A McBride 4
Julia A McBride 2
M M McBride 0
Minerva Irene Rhea married William Carroll McBride about 1843 in Tennessee. They had 7 children~~Ephraim D, Emily M, Sarah A, Julia A, John Clifton, Moses Matlin, and William Carroll Jr.
In 1850, the McBride family was living in Wayne County, Tennessee. Sometime before 1860, Minerva (Rhea) McBride died, for her children, John and Matlin, were living with her sister, Usley (Rhea) Wynn's, family. Also in 1860, William and E D, were living with her brother, John O Rhea. Then in 1870, her children, William and Moses Matlin, were living with sister, Nancy (Rhea) Tucker's, family.
It is unknown exactly when Minerva died, but most likely they were living in Arkansas at the time of her death. Her son's, Moses Matlin, obit stated that he moved to Arkansas with his parents when he was 2 years old, so about 1852. So my guess is she died between 1852 and 1860 in Arkansas.
Also unknown is where she is buried.
***Note: I have a DNA match to one of her McBride descendants. Minerva Irene's brother, Ezekiel Moses "Zeke" Rhea, was my great grandfather.
1850 U S Federal Census:
Name: Irene M McBride [Minerva Irene]
Gender: Female
Race: White
Age: 27
Birth Year: abt 1823
Birthplace: Tennessee
Home in 1850: District 6, Wayne, Tennessee, USA
Household Members (Name) Age
William C McBride 33
Irene M McBride 27
Emily M McBride 6
Sarah A McBride 4
Julia A McBride 2
M M McBride 0
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