Francis Patton was married twice. With his first wife, he had the following children: John, Olive, Benjamin, Sylvester, Robert, Booth, Joseph, and Elizabeth.
Francis married Martha Ann Stephenson 10 Mar 1847. They had three children: Mary, Arthur (died at about a year old), and Frances, who was born 4 months are her father died.
His widow, Martha Ann, married the widower John Callison Elliott in 1862 and had three more children.
(The first wife of Francis Patton may be named Elizabeth Daniels, but I have not verified this information.)
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Francis married Martha Ann Stephenson 10 Mar 1847. They had three children: Mary, Arthur (died at about a year old), and Frances, who was born 4 months are her father died.
His widow, Martha Ann, married the widower John Callison Elliott in 1862 and had three more children.
(The first wife of Francis Patton may be named Elizabeth Daniels, but I have not verified this information.)
Information supplied by Daphne (#48358059)
Francis Patton was married twice. With his first wife, he had the following children: John, Olive, Benjamin, Sylvester, Robert, Booth, Joseph, and Elizabeth.
Francis married Martha Ann Stephenson 10 Mar 1847. They had three children: Mary, Arthur (died at about a year old), and Frances, who was born 4 months are her father died.
His widow, Martha Ann, married the widower John Callison Elliott in 1862 and had three more children.
(The first wife of Francis Patton may be named Elizabeth Daniels, but I have not verified this information.)
Information supplied by Daphne (#48358059)
Francis married Martha Ann Stephenson 10 Mar 1847. They had three children: Mary, Arthur (died at about a year old), and Frances, who was born 4 months are her father died.
His widow, Martha Ann, married the widower John Callison Elliott in 1862 and had three more children.
(The first wife of Francis Patton may be named Elizabeth Daniels, but I have not verified this information.)
Information supplied by Daphne (#48358059)
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