Mary Ross was the daughter of Phoebe Carpenter and Edward Ross.
She married Rev. Cyrus Riggs on July 25, 1797 in Amity, Washington County, Pennsylvania.
Children:
• Hannah (1796-1870)
• Jane (Riggs) Green (1800-1871)
• Elizabeth (Riggs) Sloan (1802-after 1860)
• Achsah (Riggs) Coulter (1804-about 1842)
• Daniel Cook (1806-1868)
• Samuel Tait (1808-1871) •
• Cyrus Carpenter (1810-1883)
• Mary Rachel (Riggs) Blackman (1813-1862)
From John Bracchi, 4th Great-Grandson of Mary Ross Riggs: Got this back from a photo request for Cyrus and Mary (Ross) Riggs, buried in Elkhorn Cemetery in Washington County, Illinois:
“This burial is on private property or is otherwise inaccessible. This cemetery has no access road to it, it sits on the edge of a farmer’s field and tree line. The area is over grown with trees and wild brush. It would be very difficult to reach the area for a closer inspection. I contacted the owner of the land and he doesn't recall ever seeing any headstones there, he knows people are buried there but he's not sure who. I showed him the request and asked if he recognized any of the names and he didn't. I'm sorry I wasn't able to get any pictures for you.”
She married Rev. Cyrus Riggs on July 25, 1797 in Amity, Washington County, Pennsylvania.
Children:
• Hannah (1796-1870)
• Jane (Riggs) Green (1800-1871)
• Elizabeth (Riggs) Sloan (1802-after 1860)
• Achsah (Riggs) Coulter (1804-about 1842)
• Daniel Cook (1806-1868)
• Samuel Tait (1808-1871) •
• Cyrus Carpenter (1810-1883)
• Mary Rachel (Riggs) Blackman (1813-1862)
From John Bracchi, 4th Great-Grandson of Mary Ross Riggs: Got this back from a photo request for Cyrus and Mary (Ross) Riggs, buried in Elkhorn Cemetery in Washington County, Illinois:
“This burial is on private property or is otherwise inaccessible. This cemetery has no access road to it, it sits on the edge of a farmer’s field and tree line. The area is over grown with trees and wild brush. It would be very difficult to reach the area for a closer inspection. I contacted the owner of the land and he doesn't recall ever seeing any headstones there, he knows people are buried there but he's not sure who. I showed him the request and asked if he recognized any of the names and he didn't. I'm sorry I wasn't able to get any pictures for you.”
Mary Ross was the daughter of Phoebe Carpenter and Edward Ross.
She married Rev. Cyrus Riggs on July 25, 1797 in Amity, Washington County, Pennsylvania.
Children:
• Hannah (1796-1870)
• Jane (Riggs) Green (1800-1871)
• Elizabeth (Riggs) Sloan (1802-after 1860)
• Achsah (Riggs) Coulter (1804-about 1842)
• Daniel Cook (1806-1868)
• Samuel Tait (1808-1871) •
• Cyrus Carpenter (1810-1883)
• Mary Rachel (Riggs) Blackman (1813-1862)
From John Bracchi, 4th Great-Grandson of Mary Ross Riggs: Got this back from a photo request for Cyrus and Mary (Ross) Riggs, buried in Elkhorn Cemetery in Washington County, Illinois:
“This burial is on private property or is otherwise inaccessible. This cemetery has no access road to it, it sits on the edge of a farmer’s field and tree line. The area is over grown with trees and wild brush. It would be very difficult to reach the area for a closer inspection. I contacted the owner of the land and he doesn't recall ever seeing any headstones there, he knows people are buried there but he's not sure who. I showed him the request and asked if he recognized any of the names and he didn't. I'm sorry I wasn't able to get any pictures for you.”
She married Rev. Cyrus Riggs on July 25, 1797 in Amity, Washington County, Pennsylvania.
Children:
• Hannah (1796-1870)
• Jane (Riggs) Green (1800-1871)
• Elizabeth (Riggs) Sloan (1802-after 1860)
• Achsah (Riggs) Coulter (1804-about 1842)
• Daniel Cook (1806-1868)
• Samuel Tait (1808-1871) •
• Cyrus Carpenter (1810-1883)
• Mary Rachel (Riggs) Blackman (1813-1862)
From John Bracchi, 4th Great-Grandson of Mary Ross Riggs: Got this back from a photo request for Cyrus and Mary (Ross) Riggs, buried in Elkhorn Cemetery in Washington County, Illinois:
“This burial is on private property or is otherwise inaccessible. This cemetery has no access road to it, it sits on the edge of a farmer’s field and tree line. The area is over grown with trees and wild brush. It would be very difficult to reach the area for a closer inspection. I contacted the owner of the land and he doesn't recall ever seeing any headstones there, he knows people are buried there but he's not sure who. I showed him the request and asked if he recognized any of the names and he didn't. I'm sorry I wasn't able to get any pictures for you.”
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