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Elizabeth <I>Allen</I> Graves

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Elizabeth Allen Graves

Birth
Ohio County, Kentucky, USA
Death
29 Jan 1906 (aged 78)
Valley City, Johnson County, Missouri, USA
Burial
Valley City, Johnson County, Missouri, USA
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Elizabeth Allen Graves was born to Asa & Abigail Allen in Ohio County, KY, September 28, 1827. She was the third child of a familiy of eleven children. In October 1844, the family emigrated to Pike County, IL. Elizabeth went to Madison, IN later to keep house and nurse her mother's brother. While there, she met & married Orren Graves, a widower with three girls: Delilah, Emma, and Nerva. This was about 1852. Soon after this they moved to Kokomos County, IN and later to Pike County, IL. Soon their children were born: William L. Graves, Rosina Graves, and Stephen A. Douglas Graves. In 1869 they moved to Johnson County, MO, and on July 4, 1870, Mr. Graves died. Elizabeth died at the age of 78 years, 4 months and 1 day after six days of pneumonia. Elizabeth is buried next to her husband.
Elizabeth Allen Graves was born to Asa & Abigail Allen in Ohio County, KY, September 28, 1827. She was the third child of a familiy of eleven children. In October 1844, the family emigrated to Pike County, IL. Elizabeth went to Madison, IN later to keep house and nurse her mother's brother. While there, she met & married Orren Graves, a widower with three girls: Delilah, Emma, and Nerva. This was about 1852. Soon after this they moved to Kokomos County, IN and later to Pike County, IL. Soon their children were born: William L. Graves, Rosina Graves, and Stephen A. Douglas Graves. In 1869 they moved to Johnson County, MO, and on July 4, 1870, Mr. Graves died. Elizabeth died at the age of 78 years, 4 months and 1 day after six days of pneumonia. Elizabeth is buried next to her husband.

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