"Rebekah" King was born on around Feb 28, 1826 Henderson County, North Carolina. Her parents were Jeremiah King(1803-1880) and Nancy Irwin (1801-1850). She married John Graves M. Holbert in 1850 in Henderson County, North Carolina.
They had two children during their marriage:
Nancy Lula Holbert Bradley-Find A Grave Memorial# 40348954
and
Monterville Gaston Holbert-Find A Grave Memorial# 64682061).
She died as a young mother in 1853 of milk fever. Her grave is unknown.
In 1854 John married his second wife, Maden Foster Holbert (1833 - 1912).
Their children were:
Marcus Jefferson Holbert
1855 – 1929
James Lewis Holbert
1856 – 1928
Isaac A. Holbert
1859 – 1915
John Graves Holbert Jr.
1861 – 1926
Rebecca Elizabeth Holbert
1864 – 1939
Arminta (Mary H/Minnie/Mintie) Holbert
1865 – 1934
John Holbert enlisted July 1862 the Civil War in the Conferderate Military Unit of the Sixty-fourth Infantry (11th Battalion, Allen's Regiment)Company E of North Carolina.
After John died most of the family moved back to North Carolina, except Monterville, James, Rebecca and Isaac who stayed in Georgia.
They had two children during their marriage:
Nancy Lula Holbert Bradley-Find A Grave Memorial# 40348954
and
Monterville Gaston Holbert-Find A Grave Memorial# 64682061).
She died as a young mother in 1853 of milk fever. Her grave is unknown.
In 1854 John married his second wife, Maden Foster Holbert (1833 - 1912).
Their children were:
Marcus Jefferson Holbert
1855 – 1929
James Lewis Holbert
1856 – 1928
Isaac A. Holbert
1859 – 1915
John Graves Holbert Jr.
1861 – 1926
Rebecca Elizabeth Holbert
1864 – 1939
Arminta (Mary H/Minnie/Mintie) Holbert
1865 – 1934
John Holbert enlisted July 1862 the Civil War in the Conferderate Military Unit of the Sixty-fourth Infantry (11th Battalion, Allen's Regiment)Company E of North Carolina.
After John died most of the family moved back to North Carolina, except Monterville, James, Rebecca and Isaac who stayed in Georgia.
"Rebekah" King was born on around Feb 28, 1826 Henderson County, North Carolina. Her parents were Jeremiah King(1803-1880) and Nancy Irwin (1801-1850). She married John Graves M. Holbert in 1850 in Henderson County, North Carolina.
They had two children during their marriage:
Nancy Lula Holbert Bradley-Find A Grave Memorial# 40348954
and
Monterville Gaston Holbert-Find A Grave Memorial# 64682061).
She died as a young mother in 1853 of milk fever. Her grave is unknown.
In 1854 John married his second wife, Maden Foster Holbert (1833 - 1912).
Their children were:
Marcus Jefferson Holbert
1855 – 1929
James Lewis Holbert
1856 – 1928
Isaac A. Holbert
1859 – 1915
John Graves Holbert Jr.
1861 – 1926
Rebecca Elizabeth Holbert
1864 – 1939
Arminta (Mary H/Minnie/Mintie) Holbert
1865 – 1934
John Holbert enlisted July 1862 the Civil War in the Conferderate Military Unit of the Sixty-fourth Infantry (11th Battalion, Allen's Regiment)Company E of North Carolina.
After John died most of the family moved back to North Carolina, except Monterville, James, Rebecca and Isaac who stayed in Georgia.
They had two children during their marriage:
Nancy Lula Holbert Bradley-Find A Grave Memorial# 40348954
and
Monterville Gaston Holbert-Find A Grave Memorial# 64682061).
She died as a young mother in 1853 of milk fever. Her grave is unknown.
In 1854 John married his second wife, Maden Foster Holbert (1833 - 1912).
Their children were:
Marcus Jefferson Holbert
1855 – 1929
James Lewis Holbert
1856 – 1928
Isaac A. Holbert
1859 – 1915
John Graves Holbert Jr.
1861 – 1926
Rebecca Elizabeth Holbert
1864 – 1939
Arminta (Mary H/Minnie/Mintie) Holbert
1865 – 1934
John Holbert enlisted July 1862 the Civil War in the Conferderate Military Unit of the Sixty-fourth Infantry (11th Battalion, Allen's Regiment)Company E of North Carolina.
After John died most of the family moved back to North Carolina, except Monterville, James, Rebecca and Isaac who stayed in Georgia.
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Member of Baptist Church 48 years, Licensed 1859, Ordained 26 Jul 1862
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