Rebecca is the daughter of Wiliam and Sarah Sanders.
She married Nathaniel Nunnery in 1802 or 1803 in Franklin Co., NC per her sworn statement to recieve Nathaniel Nunnery's pension after he died on the way home from the War of 1812. She never remarried but had children after his death.
She died sometime between 1870 when she appeared on the the census and 1880 when she was not listed.
She married Nathaniel Nunnery in 1802 or 1803 in Franklin Co., NC per her sworn statement to recieve Nathaniel Nunnery's pension after he died on the way home from the War of 1812. She never remarried but had children after his death.
She died sometime between 1870 when she appeared on the the census and 1880 when she was not listed.
Rebecca is the daughter of Wiliam and Sarah Sanders.
She married Nathaniel Nunnery in 1802 or 1803 in Franklin Co., NC per her sworn statement to recieve Nathaniel Nunnery's pension after he died on the way home from the War of 1812. She never remarried but had children after his death.
She died sometime between 1870 when she appeared on the the census and 1880 when she was not listed.
She married Nathaniel Nunnery in 1802 or 1803 in Franklin Co., NC per her sworn statement to recieve Nathaniel Nunnery's pension after he died on the way home from the War of 1812. She never remarried but had children after his death.
She died sometime between 1870 when she appeared on the the census and 1880 when she was not listed.
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Tombstone is a cube with Grandmother on one side Father on another, Mother on another and Baby Cassidonia on the another side. It was made by Rebecca Nunnery's great grandson John Henry Nunnery son of Sarah Nunnery.
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