Susannah Lumsden married John Wes Pasley on 4 May 1831 Their children included: Robert D. Pasley (4 March 1832 - 28 April 1881), Sally Hayden (Pasley) Smith (29 April 1834 - 24 March 1923), John Wes "J.W." Pasley (11 April 1836 - 13 December 1901), Samuel S. Pasley (19 November 1838 -- killed in action in Civil War), Thomas J. Pasley (4 January 1841 -- killed in action in Battle of Lexington, Missouri Sept. 1861), Creed Taylor Pasley (12 July 1843 - 13 April 1914), Lee Marion Pasley (10 May 1846 - 18 December 1904) and Daniel Rufus Pasley (18 September 1848 - 4 December 1860).
The record is unclear as to when Susannah (Lumsden) Pasley died. She was recorded as living in the John Pasley household in the Census of 1860. She must have died before her husband John because the Census of 1880 described John as a widower.
The record is unclear as to when Susannah (Lumsden) Pasley died. She was recorded as living in the John Pasley household in the Census of 1860. She must have died before her husband John because the Census of 1880 described John as a widower.
Susannah Lumsden married John Wes Pasley on 4 May 1831 Their children included: Robert D. Pasley (4 March 1832 - 28 April 1881), Sally Hayden (Pasley) Smith (29 April 1834 - 24 March 1923), John Wes "J.W." Pasley (11 April 1836 - 13 December 1901), Samuel S. Pasley (19 November 1838 -- killed in action in Civil War), Thomas J. Pasley (4 January 1841 -- killed in action in Battle of Lexington, Missouri Sept. 1861), Creed Taylor Pasley (12 July 1843 - 13 April 1914), Lee Marion Pasley (10 May 1846 - 18 December 1904) and Daniel Rufus Pasley (18 September 1848 - 4 December 1860).
The record is unclear as to when Susannah (Lumsden) Pasley died. She was recorded as living in the John Pasley household in the Census of 1860. She must have died before her husband John because the Census of 1880 described John as a widower.
The record is unclear as to when Susannah (Lumsden) Pasley died. She was recorded as living in the John Pasley household in the Census of 1860. She must have died before her husband John because the Census of 1880 described John as a widower.
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