Eldest son of Richard(Bland)Lee and Elizabeth Scott Lee. Moved to Missouri with many of the Lee clan some before and some after, their father died in 1820. They had originally come from Virginia to Madison Co., Kentucky. No grave stone has yet to be found for him.
He did marry twice to Elizabeth Ann Newell in 1795 in Madison Co., Kentucky and then in 1822 to Charlotte Hensmaker.
It is believed he stayed on his younger brother(Richard Washington Lee`s) land outside Armstrong, Mo. before he died.
In this area, no established public cemeteries existed at the time of his death.
He did marry twice to Elizabeth Ann Newell in 1795 in Madison Co., Kentucky and then in 1822 to Charlotte Hensmaker.
It is believed he stayed on his younger brother(Richard Washington Lee`s) land outside Armstrong, Mo. before he died.
In this area, no established public cemeteries existed at the time of his death.
Eldest son of Richard(Bland)Lee and Elizabeth Scott Lee. Moved to Missouri with many of the Lee clan some before and some after, their father died in 1820. They had originally come from Virginia to Madison Co., Kentucky. No grave stone has yet to be found for him.
He did marry twice to Elizabeth Ann Newell in 1795 in Madison Co., Kentucky and then in 1822 to Charlotte Hensmaker.
It is believed he stayed on his younger brother(Richard Washington Lee`s) land outside Armstrong, Mo. before he died.
In this area, no established public cemeteries existed at the time of his death.
He did marry twice to Elizabeth Ann Newell in 1795 in Madison Co., Kentucky and then in 1822 to Charlotte Hensmaker.
It is believed he stayed on his younger brother(Richard Washington Lee`s) land outside Armstrong, Mo. before he died.
In this area, no established public cemeteries existed at the time of his death.
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