Elizabeth Holman was a daughter of Henry Bowles Holman and Elizabeth (DuVal) Holman.
She was born 8 March 1802 in Henrico County, Virginia. She married her first cousin Nathaniel Hobson Holman. They were the parents of Francis Harriet Holman and Sarah Jane Holman. She died at an early age 11 January, 1853 in Barren County, Kentucky.
It is believed that Elizabeth Holman is buried with her husband and family in the Old Holman Cemetery in Barren County, Kentucky.
Elizabeth Holman was a loving wife, loving mother and died ast an early age.
She was born 8 March 1802 in Henrico County, Virginia. She married her first cousin Nathaniel Hobson Holman. They were the parents of Francis Harriet Holman and Sarah Jane Holman. She died at an early age 11 January, 1853 in Barren County, Kentucky.
It is believed that Elizabeth Holman is buried with her husband and family in the Old Holman Cemetery in Barren County, Kentucky.
Elizabeth Holman was a loving wife, loving mother and died ast an early age.
Elizabeth Holman was a daughter of Henry Bowles Holman and Elizabeth (DuVal) Holman.
She was born 8 March 1802 in Henrico County, Virginia. She married her first cousin Nathaniel Hobson Holman. They were the parents of Francis Harriet Holman and Sarah Jane Holman. She died at an early age 11 January, 1853 in Barren County, Kentucky.
It is believed that Elizabeth Holman is buried with her husband and family in the Old Holman Cemetery in Barren County, Kentucky.
Elizabeth Holman was a loving wife, loving mother and died ast an early age.
She was born 8 March 1802 in Henrico County, Virginia. She married her first cousin Nathaniel Hobson Holman. They were the parents of Francis Harriet Holman and Sarah Jane Holman. She died at an early age 11 January, 1853 in Barren County, Kentucky.
It is believed that Elizabeth Holman is buried with her husband and family in the Old Holman Cemetery in Barren County, Kentucky.
Elizabeth Holman was a loving wife, loving mother and died ast an early age.
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