Elizabeth Catherine married Nathan Turner Breshears 26 AUG 1819 in Lawrence County, Missouri. She, her husband, and several of their descendants are buried in the Wollard Cemetery of Dallas Co, MO.
Elizabeth Catherine Keel is now believed to be the daughter of James Keel and his first wife (presently unknown). "Nathan Breshears & wife Elizabeth" are named in the probate records and later land sale of James Keel of Benton Co, MO.
James Keele moved from Coffee Co, TN to Missouri in 1844 and died there intestate before the 1850 census.
It is now believed that the following women are sisters and the daughters of James Keel and his first wife. These women are named in the probate records and later land sale of James Keele of Benton Co, MO:
Elizabeth Catherine Keele (married Nathan Turner Breshears)
Mary Keele (later married Joseph Cavin)
Nancy Keele (married John R. Bailey)
Rebecca Keele
Hannah Keele (married Joseph Cavin)
Theodosia (Dosha) Keele (married Luke Gardner) Luke Garner is shown as the legal guardian for his children; Theodosia died prior to her father's death.
Elizabeth Catherine Keel is now believed to be the daughter of James Keel and his first wife (presently unknown). "Nathan Breshears & wife Elizabeth" are named in the probate records and later land sale of James Keel of Benton Co, MO.
James Keele moved from Coffee Co, TN to Missouri in 1844 and died there intestate before the 1850 census.
It is now believed that the following women are sisters and the daughters of James Keel and his first wife. These women are named in the probate records and later land sale of James Keele of Benton Co, MO:
Elizabeth Catherine Keele (married Nathan Turner Breshears)
Mary Keele (later married Joseph Cavin)
Nancy Keele (married John R. Bailey)
Rebecca Keele
Hannah Keele (married Joseph Cavin)
Theodosia (Dosha) Keele (married Luke Gardner) Luke Garner is shown as the legal guardian for his children; Theodosia died prior to her father's death.
Elizabeth Catherine married Nathan Turner Breshears 26 AUG 1819 in Lawrence County, Missouri. She, her husband, and several of their descendants are buried in the Wollard Cemetery of Dallas Co, MO.
Elizabeth Catherine Keel is now believed to be the daughter of James Keel and his first wife (presently unknown). "Nathan Breshears & wife Elizabeth" are named in the probate records and later land sale of James Keel of Benton Co, MO.
James Keele moved from Coffee Co, TN to Missouri in 1844 and died there intestate before the 1850 census.
It is now believed that the following women are sisters and the daughters of James Keel and his first wife. These women are named in the probate records and later land sale of James Keele of Benton Co, MO:
Elizabeth Catherine Keele (married Nathan Turner Breshears)
Mary Keele (later married Joseph Cavin)
Nancy Keele (married John R. Bailey)
Rebecca Keele
Hannah Keele (married Joseph Cavin)
Theodosia (Dosha) Keele (married Luke Gardner) Luke Garner is shown as the legal guardian for his children; Theodosia died prior to her father's death.
Elizabeth Catherine Keel is now believed to be the daughter of James Keel and his first wife (presently unknown). "Nathan Breshears & wife Elizabeth" are named in the probate records and later land sale of James Keel of Benton Co, MO.
James Keele moved from Coffee Co, TN to Missouri in 1844 and died there intestate before the 1850 census.
It is now believed that the following women are sisters and the daughters of James Keel and his first wife. These women are named in the probate records and later land sale of James Keele of Benton Co, MO:
Elizabeth Catherine Keele (married Nathan Turner Breshears)
Mary Keele (later married Joseph Cavin)
Nancy Keele (married John R. Bailey)
Rebecca Keele
Hannah Keele (married Joseph Cavin)
Theodosia (Dosha) Keele (married Luke Gardner) Luke Garner is shown as the legal guardian for his children; Theodosia died prior to her father's death.
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