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Alethaire “Alethea” Spalding Simms

Birth
Washington County, Kentucky, USA
Death
15 Jul 1833 (aged 40)
Washington County, Kentucky, USA
Burial
Springfield, Washington County, Kentucky, USA Add to Map
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AKA Abby.

From THE SPALDING FAMILY OF MARYLAND, KENTUCKY AND GEORGIA, by Hughes Spalding, pg 22: "Alethaire, the eleventh child of Alethaire and Benedict, was the first to die in the summer of 1833 during the cholera epidemic which swept through Washington and Marion Counties, Kentucky, during that year."

On page 24: "Alethaire Spalding Simms (1793-1833). She was the eleventh child and sixth daughter of Benedict Spalding, Jr. and his wife Alethaire Abell Spalding. Of the six daughters she was the only one born in Kentucky. The others were born in St. Mary's County, Maryland. She married Francis Simms on November 7, 1810. She died July 14, 1833 in the great cholera epidemic in Central Kentucky in that year. Alethaire and her husband had nine children. ..."

It has been stated that she and her husband Francis Simms were buried at St. Rose, but neither headstones nor records have been found there. (Refer to her husband Francis Simms's biography for details.)
AKA Abby.

From THE SPALDING FAMILY OF MARYLAND, KENTUCKY AND GEORGIA, by Hughes Spalding, pg 22: "Alethaire, the eleventh child of Alethaire and Benedict, was the first to die in the summer of 1833 during the cholera epidemic which swept through Washington and Marion Counties, Kentucky, during that year."

On page 24: "Alethaire Spalding Simms (1793-1833). She was the eleventh child and sixth daughter of Benedict Spalding, Jr. and his wife Alethaire Abell Spalding. Of the six daughters she was the only one born in Kentucky. The others were born in St. Mary's County, Maryland. She married Francis Simms on November 7, 1810. She died July 14, 1833 in the great cholera epidemic in Central Kentucky in that year. Alethaire and her husband had nine children. ..."

It has been stated that she and her husband Francis Simms were buried at St. Rose, but neither headstones nor records have been found there. (Refer to her husband Francis Simms's biography for details.)


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