Husband of: PENELOPE ANN HOLLOWELL LARKINS, married on Oct. 18, 1819 in Caldwell County; Kentucky.
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He moved from Caldwell County to Trigg County, Ky., in 1841 and settled on 1,100 acres of land. They had 11 children. William and Penelope were zealous and influential members of the Methodist Episcopal Church South. They had the pleasure of seeing their children all members of the church of their choice.
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He moved from Caldwell County to Trigg County, Ky., in 1841 and settled on 1,100 acres of land. They had 11 children. William and Penelope were zealous and influential members of the Methodist Episcopal Church South. They had the pleasure of seeing their children all members of the church of their choice.
Husband of: PENELOPE ANN HOLLOWELL LARKINS, married on Oct. 18, 1819 in Caldwell County; Kentucky.
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He moved from Caldwell County to Trigg County, Ky., in 1841 and settled on 1,100 acres of land. They had 11 children. William and Penelope were zealous and influential members of the Methodist Episcopal Church South. They had the pleasure of seeing their children all members of the church of their choice.
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He moved from Caldwell County to Trigg County, Ky., in 1841 and settled on 1,100 acres of land. They had 11 children. William and Penelope were zealous and influential members of the Methodist Episcopal Church South. They had the pleasure of seeing their children all members of the church of their choice.
Gravesite Details
Stone reads July 22 (then it's broken thru the year of death)
Family Members
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