Jacob F. Colvin was first married to Hannah Love in about 1843 in Greene Co., AL.
On 9/10/1854, in Smith Co., TX, Jacob married for the second time to Eliza Jane Craig (1824-1894).
Jacob and Eliza had three children: Theodora; Elizabeth Jane; and Eudora - all born in Texas.
Suggested edit: Born: February 18, 1823, Alabama. Died: November 29, 1863. Father: John Charner Colvin. Mother: Mary Lavina Coleman. Married: Eliza Jane Craig, September 10, 1854, Smith County, Texas. Jacob and Eliza were the parents of Theodora and Elizabeth Jane Colvin. Comments: Jacob Colvin’s grave is the earliest known marked burial in Leagueville Cemetery. According to Civil War records, Colvin served in the 13th Texas Militia Brigade under H. F. Bridges.
Contributor: Wayne Smith (47181024) • [email protected]
On 9/10/1854, in Smith Co., TX, Jacob married for the second time to Eliza Jane Craig (1824-1894).
Jacob and Eliza had three children: Theodora; Elizabeth Jane; and Eudora - all born in Texas.
Suggested edit: Born: February 18, 1823, Alabama. Died: November 29, 1863. Father: John Charner Colvin. Mother: Mary Lavina Coleman. Married: Eliza Jane Craig, September 10, 1854, Smith County, Texas. Jacob and Eliza were the parents of Theodora and Elizabeth Jane Colvin. Comments: Jacob Colvin’s grave is the earliest known marked burial in Leagueville Cemetery. According to Civil War records, Colvin served in the 13th Texas Militia Brigade under H. F. Bridges.
Contributor: Wayne Smith (47181024) • [email protected]
Jacob F. Colvin was first married to Hannah Love in about 1843 in Greene Co., AL.
On 9/10/1854, in Smith Co., TX, Jacob married for the second time to Eliza Jane Craig (1824-1894).
Jacob and Eliza had three children: Theodora; Elizabeth Jane; and Eudora - all born in Texas.
Suggested edit: Born: February 18, 1823, Alabama. Died: November 29, 1863. Father: John Charner Colvin. Mother: Mary Lavina Coleman. Married: Eliza Jane Craig, September 10, 1854, Smith County, Texas. Jacob and Eliza were the parents of Theodora and Elizabeth Jane Colvin. Comments: Jacob Colvin’s grave is the earliest known marked burial in Leagueville Cemetery. According to Civil War records, Colvin served in the 13th Texas Militia Brigade under H. F. Bridges.
Contributor: Wayne Smith (47181024) • [email protected]
On 9/10/1854, in Smith Co., TX, Jacob married for the second time to Eliza Jane Craig (1824-1894).
Jacob and Eliza had three children: Theodora; Elizabeth Jane; and Eudora - all born in Texas.
Suggested edit: Born: February 18, 1823, Alabama. Died: November 29, 1863. Father: John Charner Colvin. Mother: Mary Lavina Coleman. Married: Eliza Jane Craig, September 10, 1854, Smith County, Texas. Jacob and Eliza were the parents of Theodora and Elizabeth Jane Colvin. Comments: Jacob Colvin’s grave is the earliest known marked burial in Leagueville Cemetery. According to Civil War records, Colvin served in the 13th Texas Militia Brigade under H. F. Bridges.
Contributor: Wayne Smith (47181024) • [email protected]
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