Unmarked grave next to son Dallas M Kimball. Martha Luraney was the daughter of Everett Tindal. Everett died when Luraney was a toddler before 1858. A cousin named Simeon Warnock took guardianship of Luraney. She is listed with Warnock in the 1860 census. Warnock died in 1862, and Izatus Jenkins was appointed guardian of the girl.
In 1858, a man named Green G. Watson petitioned the superior court to be appointed as guardian, claiming to be her maternal uncle. This was denied due to witness testimony stating that they were present when Everett asked Warnock to take the girl.
Assuming Watson was her mother's brother, then further assumption that her mother was a Watson, is plausible. No further info as of 01/12/2013. KN
In 1858, a man named Green G. Watson petitioned the superior court to be appointed as guardian, claiming to be her maternal uncle. This was denied due to witness testimony stating that they were present when Everett asked Warnock to take the girl.
Assuming Watson was her mother's brother, then further assumption that her mother was a Watson, is plausible. No further info as of 01/12/2013. KN
Unmarked grave next to son Dallas M Kimball. Martha Luraney was the daughter of Everett Tindal. Everett died when Luraney was a toddler before 1858. A cousin named Simeon Warnock took guardianship of Luraney. She is listed with Warnock in the 1860 census. Warnock died in 1862, and Izatus Jenkins was appointed guardian of the girl.
In 1858, a man named Green G. Watson petitioned the superior court to be appointed as guardian, claiming to be her maternal uncle. This was denied due to witness testimony stating that they were present when Everett asked Warnock to take the girl.
Assuming Watson was her mother's brother, then further assumption that her mother was a Watson, is plausible. No further info as of 01/12/2013. KN
In 1858, a man named Green G. Watson petitioned the superior court to be appointed as guardian, claiming to be her maternal uncle. This was denied due to witness testimony stating that they were present when Everett asked Warnock to take the girl.
Assuming Watson was her mother's brother, then further assumption that her mother was a Watson, is plausible. No further info as of 01/12/2013. KN
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