Elizabeth was born to Thomas and Pricilla (Miles) Ozborn. She married George McAtee in Washington County, Kentucky on November 15, 1828. The surety to their marriage bond was Edward Ozborn. At the time of her marriage her father was deceased. The record of this Marriage can be found in Marriage Book 2, on page 128 in the County Clerk's Office in Springfield, Kentucky.
This couple have records for two children baptisms at Saint Rose Church (baptism records , which begin in 1829,, The two children are: Thomas Martin McAtee, baptized May 21, 1831, godmother Belinda Brown and George Edward Joseph McAtee, baptized February 20, 1834, godmother Melinda Brown,
The Asiatic Cholera Pandemic devastated this family, Elizabeth, who was pregnant with George Edward Joseph McAtee was tasked with burying to children on July 13, 1833 and their father the next day.
This couple have records for two children baptisms at Saint Rose Church (baptism records , which begin in 1829,, The two children are: Thomas Martin McAtee, baptized May 21, 1831, godmother Belinda Brown and George Edward Joseph McAtee, baptized February 20, 1834, godmother Melinda Brown,
The Asiatic Cholera Pandemic devastated this family, Elizabeth, who was pregnant with George Edward Joseph McAtee was tasked with burying to children on July 13, 1833 and their father the next day.
Elizabeth was born to Thomas and Pricilla (Miles) Ozborn. She married George McAtee in Washington County, Kentucky on November 15, 1828. The surety to their marriage bond was Edward Ozborn. At the time of her marriage her father was deceased. The record of this Marriage can be found in Marriage Book 2, on page 128 in the County Clerk's Office in Springfield, Kentucky.
This couple have records for two children baptisms at Saint Rose Church (baptism records , which begin in 1829,, The two children are: Thomas Martin McAtee, baptized May 21, 1831, godmother Belinda Brown and George Edward Joseph McAtee, baptized February 20, 1834, godmother Melinda Brown,
The Asiatic Cholera Pandemic devastated this family, Elizabeth, who was pregnant with George Edward Joseph McAtee was tasked with burying to children on July 13, 1833 and their father the next day.
This couple have records for two children baptisms at Saint Rose Church (baptism records , which begin in 1829,, The two children are: Thomas Martin McAtee, baptized May 21, 1831, godmother Belinda Brown and George Edward Joseph McAtee, baptized February 20, 1834, godmother Melinda Brown,
The Asiatic Cholera Pandemic devastated this family, Elizabeth, who was pregnant with George Edward Joseph McAtee was tasked with burying to children on July 13, 1833 and their father the next day.
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