wife of C H
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Judge Charles H. Likins was married the first time to Miss Amanda H. Gray, November 4th, 1860. This union was blest with but one child, Amanda H., who was the wife of John Sisk, living near Ash Grove. His first wife died in September, 1861, and is buried in the cemetery at John's Chapel. (There is no record of her burial at Johns Chapel?) but this biography from the Greene County History Museum has her buried there
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Judge Charles H. Likins was married the first time to Miss Amanda H. Gray, November 4th, 1860. This union was blest with but one child, Amanda H., who was the wife of John Sisk, living near Ash Grove. His first wife died in September, 1861, and is buried in the cemetery at John's Chapel. (There is no record of her burial at Johns Chapel?) but this biography from the Greene County History Museum has her buried there
wife of C H
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Judge Charles H. Likins was married the first time to Miss Amanda H. Gray, November 4th, 1860. This union was blest with but one child, Amanda H., who was the wife of John Sisk, living near Ash Grove. His first wife died in September, 1861, and is buried in the cemetery at John's Chapel. (There is no record of her burial at Johns Chapel?) but this biography from the Greene County History Museum has her buried there
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Judge Charles H. Likins was married the first time to Miss Amanda H. Gray, November 4th, 1860. This union was blest with but one child, Amanda H., who was the wife of John Sisk, living near Ash Grove. His first wife died in September, 1861, and is buried in the cemetery at John's Chapel. (There is no record of her burial at Johns Chapel?) but this biography from the Greene County History Museum has her buried there
Bio by: David Reese ne' Likins
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