Honor GROOVER was the daughter of
• David GROOVER (1777-1846, son of Johannes GRUBER Sr. & Maria Magdalena KALCHER) &
• Martha SHEFFIELD (about 1777-by 1853, daughter of William SHEFFIELD Sr. R.S. & Mary ABBOTT).
Honor was the wife, first of
• James DICKERSON (born 1800-1810, married 1833, died 1841-1846), by whom she was the mother of four sons, and then of
• Patrick WHITE Sr. (born about 1816 in County Kerry, Ireland, married 1847, died about 1860), by whom she was the mother of four sons and two daughters.
In 1840, Honor & James lived in Bulloch County with their first two sons, near the households of her father David GROOVER and her uncle Rev. William GROOVER (1778-1854).
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FIRST MARRIAGE
Georgia, County Marriages
Name James Dickerson
Event Type Marriage
Event Date 26 Sep 1833
Event Place Chatham, Georgia, United States
Event Place (Original) Chatham, Georgia, United States
Gender Male
Spouse's Name Honor Groover
Spouse's Gender Female
• David GROOVER (1777-1846, son of Johannes GRUBER Sr. & Maria Magdalena KALCHER) &
• Martha SHEFFIELD (about 1777-by 1853, daughter of William SHEFFIELD Sr. R.S. & Mary ABBOTT).
Honor was the wife, first of
• James DICKERSON (born 1800-1810, married 1833, died 1841-1846), by whom she was the mother of four sons, and then of
• Patrick WHITE Sr. (born about 1816 in County Kerry, Ireland, married 1847, died about 1860), by whom she was the mother of four sons and two daughters.
In 1840, Honor & James lived in Bulloch County with their first two sons, near the households of her father David GROOVER and her uncle Rev. William GROOVER (1778-1854).
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FIRST MARRIAGE
Georgia, County Marriages
Name James Dickerson
Event Type Marriage
Event Date 26 Sep 1833
Event Place Chatham, Georgia, United States
Event Place (Original) Chatham, Georgia, United States
Gender Male
Spouse's Name Honor Groover
Spouse's Gender Female
Honor GROOVER was the daughter of
• David GROOVER (1777-1846, son of Johannes GRUBER Sr. & Maria Magdalena KALCHER) &
• Martha SHEFFIELD (about 1777-by 1853, daughter of William SHEFFIELD Sr. R.S. & Mary ABBOTT).
Honor was the wife, first of
• James DICKERSON (born 1800-1810, married 1833, died 1841-1846), by whom she was the mother of four sons, and then of
• Patrick WHITE Sr. (born about 1816 in County Kerry, Ireland, married 1847, died about 1860), by whom she was the mother of four sons and two daughters.
In 1840, Honor & James lived in Bulloch County with their first two sons, near the households of her father David GROOVER and her uncle Rev. William GROOVER (1778-1854).
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FIRST MARRIAGE
Georgia, County Marriages
Name James Dickerson
Event Type Marriage
Event Date 26 Sep 1833
Event Place Chatham, Georgia, United States
Event Place (Original) Chatham, Georgia, United States
Gender Male
Spouse's Name Honor Groover
Spouse's Gender Female
• David GROOVER (1777-1846, son of Johannes GRUBER Sr. & Maria Magdalena KALCHER) &
• Martha SHEFFIELD (about 1777-by 1853, daughter of William SHEFFIELD Sr. R.S. & Mary ABBOTT).
Honor was the wife, first of
• James DICKERSON (born 1800-1810, married 1833, died 1841-1846), by whom she was the mother of four sons, and then of
• Patrick WHITE Sr. (born about 1816 in County Kerry, Ireland, married 1847, died about 1860), by whom she was the mother of four sons and two daughters.
In 1840, Honor & James lived in Bulloch County with their first two sons, near the households of her father David GROOVER and her uncle Rev. William GROOVER (1778-1854).
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FIRST MARRIAGE
Georgia, County Marriages
Name James Dickerson
Event Type Marriage
Event Date 26 Sep 1833
Event Place Chatham, Georgia, United States
Event Place (Original) Chatham, Georgia, United States
Gender Male
Spouse's Name Honor Groover
Spouse's Gender Female
Family Members
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