Is she buried as Womack or Wommack? Is she really buried at the Union Cemetery or at the Old Union Cemetery?
Mary Kepley was the seventh of twelve known children of Henry W. Kepley (c1770-1855) and Rebecca Frank (1773-1837), who married c1796 in North Carolina.
Mary married Josiah Wommack (1787-1854) died in Illinois, and had eleven known children. It is not known where Josiah is buried. The eleven known children were, namely:
1. William Wommack (1829-???)
2. Susan Wommack Dolan (1830-1913)
3. Rebecca Wommack Evans (1832-???)
4. Henry Kepley Womack (1834-1926)
5. Stanford Robert Wommack (1839-1909)
6. James Wommack (1840-???)
7. Sarah Wommack Pipkins Hunter (1842-1868)
8. Peter Womack (1844-1926)
9. Mary Elizabeth Wommack (1846-???)
10. John Wilson Wommack (1848-young)
11. Josiah Wommack (1850-???)
In 1850 the family (parents, William, Susan, Rebecca, Henry, Stanford, James, Sarah, Wilson and Mosiah were living at District 13, Page 799, Weakley County, Tennessee. Where were Peter and Mary? All of the children through Stanford were born in North Carolina and the children after that in Tennessee. Sometime after that the family moved to Illinois. Sometime after Josiah died Mary loaded the family into a covered wagon and moved to Texas County, Missouri and stopped at a location between Simmons and Clara, Texas County, Missouri. In 1860 the widow Mary, along with children Rebecca, Henry, Stanford, James, Sarah, Peter and Josiah (listed as age 14), along with a baby Wommack (age 2 months) were living at Piney Township, Texas County, Missouri. There were said to be 12 children in the family, thus I am missing one child.
Links to Mary's parents, three of her eleven known children and three of her eleven known siblings are included below.
Mary Kepley was the seventh of twelve known children of Henry W. Kepley (c1770-1855) and Rebecca Frank (1773-1837), who married c1796 in North Carolina.
Mary married Josiah Wommack (1787-1854) died in Illinois, and had eleven known children. It is not known where Josiah is buried. The eleven known children were, namely:
1. William Wommack (1829-???)
2. Susan Wommack Dolan (1830-1913)
3. Rebecca Wommack Evans (1832-???)
4. Henry Kepley Womack (1834-1926)
5. Stanford Robert Wommack (1839-1909)
6. James Wommack (1840-???)
7. Sarah Wommack Pipkins Hunter (1842-1868)
8. Peter Womack (1844-1926)
9. Mary Elizabeth Wommack (1846-???)
10. John Wilson Wommack (1848-young)
11. Josiah Wommack (1850-???)
In 1850 the family (parents, William, Susan, Rebecca, Henry, Stanford, James, Sarah, Wilson and Mosiah were living at District 13, Page 799, Weakley County, Tennessee. Where were Peter and Mary? All of the children through Stanford were born in North Carolina and the children after that in Tennessee. Sometime after that the family moved to Illinois. Sometime after Josiah died Mary loaded the family into a covered wagon and moved to Texas County, Missouri and stopped at a location between Simmons and Clara, Texas County, Missouri. In 1860 the widow Mary, along with children Rebecca, Henry, Stanford, James, Sarah, Peter and Josiah (listed as age 14), along with a baby Wommack (age 2 months) were living at Piney Township, Texas County, Missouri. There were said to be 12 children in the family, thus I am missing one child.
Links to Mary's parents, three of her eleven known children and three of her eleven known siblings are included below.
Is she buried as Womack or Wommack? Is she really buried at the Union Cemetery or at the Old Union Cemetery?
Mary Kepley was the seventh of twelve known children of Henry W. Kepley (c1770-1855) and Rebecca Frank (1773-1837), who married c1796 in North Carolina.
Mary married Josiah Wommack (1787-1854) died in Illinois, and had eleven known children. It is not known where Josiah is buried. The eleven known children were, namely:
1. William Wommack (1829-???)
2. Susan Wommack Dolan (1830-1913)
3. Rebecca Wommack Evans (1832-???)
4. Henry Kepley Womack (1834-1926)
5. Stanford Robert Wommack (1839-1909)
6. James Wommack (1840-???)
7. Sarah Wommack Pipkins Hunter (1842-1868)
8. Peter Womack (1844-1926)
9. Mary Elizabeth Wommack (1846-???)
10. John Wilson Wommack (1848-young)
11. Josiah Wommack (1850-???)
In 1850 the family (parents, William, Susan, Rebecca, Henry, Stanford, James, Sarah, Wilson and Mosiah were living at District 13, Page 799, Weakley County, Tennessee. Where were Peter and Mary? All of the children through Stanford were born in North Carolina and the children after that in Tennessee. Sometime after that the family moved to Illinois. Sometime after Josiah died Mary loaded the family into a covered wagon and moved to Texas County, Missouri and stopped at a location between Simmons and Clara, Texas County, Missouri. In 1860 the widow Mary, along with children Rebecca, Henry, Stanford, James, Sarah, Peter and Josiah (listed as age 14), along with a baby Wommack (age 2 months) were living at Piney Township, Texas County, Missouri. There were said to be 12 children in the family, thus I am missing one child.
Links to Mary's parents, three of her eleven known children and three of her eleven known siblings are included below.
Mary Kepley was the seventh of twelve known children of Henry W. Kepley (c1770-1855) and Rebecca Frank (1773-1837), who married c1796 in North Carolina.
Mary married Josiah Wommack (1787-1854) died in Illinois, and had eleven known children. It is not known where Josiah is buried. The eleven known children were, namely:
1. William Wommack (1829-???)
2. Susan Wommack Dolan (1830-1913)
3. Rebecca Wommack Evans (1832-???)
4. Henry Kepley Womack (1834-1926)
5. Stanford Robert Wommack (1839-1909)
6. James Wommack (1840-???)
7. Sarah Wommack Pipkins Hunter (1842-1868)
8. Peter Womack (1844-1926)
9. Mary Elizabeth Wommack (1846-???)
10. John Wilson Wommack (1848-young)
11. Josiah Wommack (1850-???)
In 1850 the family (parents, William, Susan, Rebecca, Henry, Stanford, James, Sarah, Wilson and Mosiah were living at District 13, Page 799, Weakley County, Tennessee. Where were Peter and Mary? All of the children through Stanford were born in North Carolina and the children after that in Tennessee. Sometime after that the family moved to Illinois. Sometime after Josiah died Mary loaded the family into a covered wagon and moved to Texas County, Missouri and stopped at a location between Simmons and Clara, Texas County, Missouri. In 1860 the widow Mary, along with children Rebecca, Henry, Stanford, James, Sarah, Peter and Josiah (listed as age 14), along with a baby Wommack (age 2 months) were living at Piney Township, Texas County, Missouri. There were said to be 12 children in the family, thus I am missing one child.
Links to Mary's parents, three of her eleven known children and three of her eleven known siblings are included below.
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