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Bathsheba Cunningham Falls

Birth
North Carolina, USA
Death
1850 (aged 55–56)
Polk County, Tennessee, USA
Burial
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Bathsheba was the dau. of George Cunningham and his first wife. She was born 1794-1800 and died 1850-1859. She and Gilbert were living in Polk Co,Tenn in 1850 and he was remarried in Fannin Co, Ga in 1860 so she could have died in either state. She married Gilbert Falls on 20 Nov. 1913 in Haywood County, NC. They had seven children; Mary Chester, Sarah Ann, male child, Evy Elizabeth, Ithil{Doc}DeKalb, Dr. Gilbert Elbethel Lafayette,and Silas Falls.

Gilbert married Sarah Collum on 24 April 1860 in Fannin Co, Ga. Gilbert was in the War of 1812 and his pension application gives much info as does the Rev. War. Pension application of George Cunningham. Gilbert's bible also has info. There are two deeds in Fannin Co, Ga where Bathsheba's sister, Elizabeth Cunningham leaves land to her nephew, Gilbert E.L. Falls, and witnessed by Sally Ann Falls Crawford.
Bathsheba was the dau. of George Cunningham and his first wife. She was born 1794-1800 and died 1850-1859. She and Gilbert were living in Polk Co,Tenn in 1850 and he was remarried in Fannin Co, Ga in 1860 so she could have died in either state. She married Gilbert Falls on 20 Nov. 1913 in Haywood County, NC. They had seven children; Mary Chester, Sarah Ann, male child, Evy Elizabeth, Ithil{Doc}DeKalb, Dr. Gilbert Elbethel Lafayette,and Silas Falls.

Gilbert married Sarah Collum on 24 April 1860 in Fannin Co, Ga. Gilbert was in the War of 1812 and his pension application gives much info as does the Rev. War. Pension application of George Cunningham. Gilbert's bible also has info. There are two deeds in Fannin Co, Ga where Bathsheba's sister, Elizabeth Cunningham leaves land to her nephew, Gilbert E.L. Falls, and witnessed by Sally Ann Falls Crawford.


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