Daughter of Elijah and Mary (Price) Nuttall
Moved by flat-boat, with parents, to Kentucky, at age of three.
Married John Peniston, (1781-1823), they lived in Jessamine Co., KY.
[By 1816 their home was on Hickman Road, near Nicholasville.]
Mother of 7 known children:
Francis P Peniston, (1802-1874), md Elizabeth Hopkins, Lived Henry Co., KY.
Dr.Thomas Jefferson Peniston, (1806-1872), md Sophia Dorcus Lovelace, lived Sicily Island, Catahoula Par., Louisiana.
Elizabeth Ann Peniston (abt 1810- bef 1830)
Almarine Marshall Peniston, (1812-1891), md Sarah E Threlkeld. Lived Shelby Co., KY.
Susanna Peniston ,(1814-1899). Lived Jessamine Co., KY.
Price Nuttall Peniston, (1818-1908), md Sally Scott. Lived Jessamine Co., KY.
William Mortimer Peniston, (1822-1851), lived Jessamine Co., KY.
Living in Nicholasville area, Jessamine Co., KY, 1860. Two of her children, who were living with her in 1860, are in Maple Grove Cem., Nicholasville, established 1849. So it seems possible she might be among the unmarked graves in that location. But the grave of her husband, who died 1823, in the Nicholasville area, Jessamine Co., has also been lost. So it's possible she may have been buried near him.
Daughter of Elijah and Mary (Price) Nuttall
Moved by flat-boat, with parents, to Kentucky, at age of three.
Married John Peniston, (1781-1823), they lived in Jessamine Co., KY.
[By 1816 their home was on Hickman Road, near Nicholasville.]
Mother of 7 known children:
Francis P Peniston, (1802-1874), md Elizabeth Hopkins, Lived Henry Co., KY.
Dr.Thomas Jefferson Peniston, (1806-1872), md Sophia Dorcus Lovelace, lived Sicily Island, Catahoula Par., Louisiana.
Elizabeth Ann Peniston (abt 1810- bef 1830)
Almarine Marshall Peniston, (1812-1891), md Sarah E Threlkeld. Lived Shelby Co., KY.
Susanna Peniston ,(1814-1899). Lived Jessamine Co., KY.
Price Nuttall Peniston, (1818-1908), md Sally Scott. Lived Jessamine Co., KY.
William Mortimer Peniston, (1822-1851), lived Jessamine Co., KY.
Living in Nicholasville area, Jessamine Co., KY, 1860. Two of her children, who were living with her in 1860, are in Maple Grove Cem., Nicholasville, established 1849. So it seems possible she might be among the unmarked graves in that location. But the grave of her husband, who died 1823, in the Nicholasville area, Jessamine Co., has also been lost. So it's possible she may have been buried near him.
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