Lizzie (Green) Bates, an Afro-American, was born in Kentucky during the time of slavery. According to her death certificate she was the daughter of Roland and Mary Green.
In 1875 she married Rev. Charles C. Bates. They lived in Midway, Woodford Co., KY prior to moving to Louisville, KY. sometime between 1880-1884. She and Rev. Bates had two children, Eugene Bates and Lillie S. (Bates) Edwards.
At the time of their deaths Charles and Lizzie resided at 718 South Preston in Louisville.
In 1875 she married Rev. Charles C. Bates. They lived in Midway, Woodford Co., KY prior to moving to Louisville, KY. sometime between 1880-1884. She and Rev. Bates had two children, Eugene Bates and Lillie S. (Bates) Edwards.
At the time of their deaths Charles and Lizzie resided at 718 South Preston in Louisville.
Lizzie (Green) Bates, an Afro-American, was born in Kentucky during the time of slavery. According to her death certificate she was the daughter of Roland and Mary Green.
In 1875 she married Rev. Charles C. Bates. They lived in Midway, Woodford Co., KY prior to moving to Louisville, KY. sometime between 1880-1884. She and Rev. Bates had two children, Eugene Bates and Lillie S. (Bates) Edwards.
At the time of their deaths Charles and Lizzie resided at 718 South Preston in Louisville.
In 1875 she married Rev. Charles C. Bates. They lived in Midway, Woodford Co., KY prior to moving to Louisville, KY. sometime between 1880-1884. She and Rev. Bates had two children, Eugene Bates and Lillie S. (Bates) Edwards.
At the time of their deaths Charles and Lizzie resided at 718 South Preston in Louisville.
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