Narcissa married Uriah Chowning in 1864, Denton County, Texas. They had seven children as found in their family Bible.
Narcissa died two weeks following the birth of her last child, Narrissa. Narrissa died a few weeks later. As Narrissa was born in late July and the HOT Texas summers, it would have been likely that Uriah had difficulty finding milk for her.
Besides the newborn baby, there were six other children left without a mother. The oldest being Malissa who was barely twelve years old at the time.
In the 1870 Denton County, TX census, Uriah and Narcissa are living next door to her widowed mother and younger siblings.
Narcissa died two weeks following the birth of her last child, Narrissa. Narrissa died a few weeks later. As Narrissa was born in late July and the HOT Texas summers, it would have been likely that Uriah had difficulty finding milk for her.
Besides the newborn baby, there were six other children left without a mother. The oldest being Malissa who was barely twelve years old at the time.
In the 1870 Denton County, TX census, Uriah and Narcissa are living next door to her widowed mother and younger siblings.
Narcissa married Uriah Chowning in 1864, Denton County, Texas. They had seven children as found in their family Bible.
Narcissa died two weeks following the birth of her last child, Narrissa. Narrissa died a few weeks later. As Narrissa was born in late July and the HOT Texas summers, it would have been likely that Uriah had difficulty finding milk for her.
Besides the newborn baby, there were six other children left without a mother. The oldest being Malissa who was barely twelve years old at the time.
In the 1870 Denton County, TX census, Uriah and Narcissa are living next door to her widowed mother and younger siblings.
Narcissa died two weeks following the birth of her last child, Narrissa. Narrissa died a few weeks later. As Narrissa was born in late July and the HOT Texas summers, it would have been likely that Uriah had difficulty finding milk for her.
Besides the newborn baby, there were six other children left without a mother. The oldest being Malissa who was barely twelve years old at the time.
In the 1870 Denton County, TX census, Uriah and Narcissa are living next door to her widowed mother and younger siblings.
Gravesite Details
Narcissa was probably buried in this cemetery as it is near where they lived. Many of the early tombsones were made from local sandstone which the elements and time have worn smooth.
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