New Decatur Advertiser 15 July, 1909
July 13 - Mrs. B. S. Askew died at her late residence, Austinville. Remains carried to Basham Chapel where services were conducted by Rev. Mr. McDonald in Basham Church. Interment in Basham Chapel graveyard.
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Barbry Sealy Martin was born in 1836 to William and Hannah Martin. In 1850 the family was living in Summerville, Chatooga County, Georgia. In the 1850 census her birthplace is given as South Carolina as was that of her parents and sister, Maranda.
Barbry Martin married Benjamin Davis on January 21, 1859 in Blount County, Alabama. She married, secondly, A. C. Lee on September 2, 1865 also in Blount County, Alabama. Widowed twice, her third marriage was to Benjamin Askew on February 26, 1874 in Morgan County, Alabama. Benjamin Askew had previously been married to Harriet Junkins.
Benjamin and Barbry are found on the early church rolls of Basham Methodist Church.
In the 1900 Federal census of Morgan County, AL she is living with relatives in Austinville, AL and is widowed.
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This note concerning her death from the NEW DECATUR ADVERTISER OF July 15, 1909 reads as follows:
Mrs. B. S. Askew died July 13 at her late residence, Austinville. The remains were carried to Basham Chapel where services were conducted by Rev. Mr. McDonald in Basham Church. Interment was in Basham graveyard.
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Barbry Sealey Martin was married 3x's - 1st to Benjamin Davis in Jan 1859 Blount Co., AL; 2nd, AC Lee in Sep 1865 Decatur, AL; 3rd Benjamin Askew in Feb 1874, Morgan Co., AL. She was mother to Margaret Maranda (b.1859) and Mary Fanny Davis (b. 1862), and Andrew J. Lee(b. 1868). Census records btwn 1860 and 1880 bounce her children's surnames around, but their marriage and death records help clarify the situation. Hope this helps.
July 13 - Mrs. B. S. Askew died at her late residence, Austinville. Remains carried to Basham Chapel where services were conducted by Rev. Mr. McDonald in Basham Church. Interment in Basham Chapel graveyard.
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Barbry Sealy Martin was born in 1836 to William and Hannah Martin. In 1850 the family was living in Summerville, Chatooga County, Georgia. In the 1850 census her birthplace is given as South Carolina as was that of her parents and sister, Maranda.
Barbry Martin married Benjamin Davis on January 21, 1859 in Blount County, Alabama. She married, secondly, A. C. Lee on September 2, 1865 also in Blount County, Alabama. Widowed twice, her third marriage was to Benjamin Askew on February 26, 1874 in Morgan County, Alabama. Benjamin Askew had previously been married to Harriet Junkins.
Benjamin and Barbry are found on the early church rolls of Basham Methodist Church.
In the 1900 Federal census of Morgan County, AL she is living with relatives in Austinville, AL and is widowed.
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This note concerning her death from the NEW DECATUR ADVERTISER OF July 15, 1909 reads as follows:
Mrs. B. S. Askew died July 13 at her late residence, Austinville. The remains were carried to Basham Chapel where services were conducted by Rev. Mr. McDonald in Basham Church. Interment was in Basham graveyard.
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Find A Grave contributor C.Stiene has made a suggestion to you regarding your Find A Grave memorial for Barbry Askew.
Link to contributor profile: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=mr&MRid=47081601
Their suggestion:
Barbry Sealey Martin was married 3x's - 1st to Benjamin Davis in Jan 1859 Blount Co., AL; 2nd, AC Lee in Sep 1865 Decatur, AL; 3rd Benjamin Askew in Feb 1874, Morgan Co., AL. She was mother to Margaret Maranda (b.1859) and Mary Fanny Davis (b. 1862), and Andrew J. Lee(b. 1868). Census records btwn 1860 and 1880 bounce her children's surnames around, but their marriage and death records help clarify the situation. Hope this helps.
New Decatur Advertiser 15 July, 1909
July 13 - Mrs. B. S. Askew died at her late residence, Austinville. Remains carried to Basham Chapel where services were conducted by Rev. Mr. McDonald in Basham Church. Interment in Basham Chapel graveyard.
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Barbry Sealy Martin was born in 1836 to William and Hannah Martin. In 1850 the family was living in Summerville, Chatooga County, Georgia. In the 1850 census her birthplace is given as South Carolina as was that of her parents and sister, Maranda.
Barbry Martin married Benjamin Davis on January 21, 1859 in Blount County, Alabama. She married, secondly, A. C. Lee on September 2, 1865 also in Blount County, Alabama. Widowed twice, her third marriage was to Benjamin Askew on February 26, 1874 in Morgan County, Alabama. Benjamin Askew had previously been married to Harriet Junkins.
Benjamin and Barbry are found on the early church rolls of Basham Methodist Church.
In the 1900 Federal census of Morgan County, AL she is living with relatives in Austinville, AL and is widowed.
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This note concerning her death from the NEW DECATUR ADVERTISER OF July 15, 1909 reads as follows:
Mrs. B. S. Askew died July 13 at her late residence, Austinville. The remains were carried to Basham Chapel where services were conducted by Rev. Mr. McDonald in Basham Church. Interment was in Basham graveyard.
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Find A Grave contributor C.Stiene has made a suggestion to you regarding your Find A Grave memorial for Barbry Askew.
Link to contributor profile: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=mr&MRid=47081601
Their suggestion:
Barbry Sealey Martin was married 3x's - 1st to Benjamin Davis in Jan 1859 Blount Co., AL; 2nd, AC Lee in Sep 1865 Decatur, AL; 3rd Benjamin Askew in Feb 1874, Morgan Co., AL. She was mother to Margaret Maranda (b.1859) and Mary Fanny Davis (b. 1862), and Andrew J. Lee(b. 1868). Census records btwn 1860 and 1880 bounce her children's surnames around, but their marriage and death records help clarify the situation. Hope this helps.
July 13 - Mrs. B. S. Askew died at her late residence, Austinville. Remains carried to Basham Chapel where services were conducted by Rev. Mr. McDonald in Basham Church. Interment in Basham Chapel graveyard.
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Barbry Sealy Martin was born in 1836 to William and Hannah Martin. In 1850 the family was living in Summerville, Chatooga County, Georgia. In the 1850 census her birthplace is given as South Carolina as was that of her parents and sister, Maranda.
Barbry Martin married Benjamin Davis on January 21, 1859 in Blount County, Alabama. She married, secondly, A. C. Lee on September 2, 1865 also in Blount County, Alabama. Widowed twice, her third marriage was to Benjamin Askew on February 26, 1874 in Morgan County, Alabama. Benjamin Askew had previously been married to Harriet Junkins.
Benjamin and Barbry are found on the early church rolls of Basham Methodist Church.
In the 1900 Federal census of Morgan County, AL she is living with relatives in Austinville, AL and is widowed.
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This note concerning her death from the NEW DECATUR ADVERTISER OF July 15, 1909 reads as follows:
Mrs. B. S. Askew died July 13 at her late residence, Austinville. The remains were carried to Basham Chapel where services were conducted by Rev. Mr. McDonald in Basham Church. Interment was in Basham graveyard.
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Find A Grave contributor C.Stiene has made a suggestion to you regarding your Find A Grave memorial for Barbry Askew.
Link to contributor profile: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=mr&MRid=47081601
Their suggestion:
Barbry Sealey Martin was married 3x's - 1st to Benjamin Davis in Jan 1859 Blount Co., AL; 2nd, AC Lee in Sep 1865 Decatur, AL; 3rd Benjamin Askew in Feb 1874, Morgan Co., AL. She was mother to Margaret Maranda (b.1859) and Mary Fanny Davis (b. 1862), and Andrew J. Lee(b. 1868). Census records btwn 1860 and 1880 bounce her children's surnames around, but their marriage and death records help clarify the situation. Hope this helps.
Gravesite Details
No engraved marker is found for Mrs. Askew. She is likely buried in one of the many graves marked with fieldstones in the Basham Cemetery.
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