Died possibly in the Mount Ida section.
Her 1st husband was Halley Richburg, her 2nd husband was Robert Bryant. Her parents were George Parks and Elizabeth Pasto or Mary Elizabeth Pasto. According to her death records they have the mother as being Lizzie Pasto, it is also possible that she was a product of the slave owner for she was mulatto. At one time there was a picture and memorial of Elmira on Find a Grave already but for some reason it has been removed as with a number of other memorials, for what reasons I don't know. Ithink the headstone may have 1829 as the birth date which I think is wrong because her mother would have been 9 years old ...not entirely impossible because we all know that many of the slaves were sexually abused by the slave owners even at a young age.
Her 1st husband was Halley Richburg, her 2nd husband was Robert Bryant. Her parents were George Parks and Elizabeth Pasto or Mary Elizabeth Pasto. According to her death records they have the mother as being Lizzie Pasto, it is also possible that she was a product of the slave owner for she was mulatto. At one time there was a picture and memorial of Elmira on Find a Grave already but for some reason it has been removed as with a number of other memorials, for what reasons I don't know. Ithink the headstone may have 1829 as the birth date which I think is wrong because her mother would have been 9 years old ...not entirely impossible because we all know that many of the slaves were sexually abused by the slave owners even at a young age.
Died possibly in the Mount Ida section.
Her 1st husband was Halley Richburg, her 2nd husband was Robert Bryant. Her parents were George Parks and Elizabeth Pasto or Mary Elizabeth Pasto. According to her death records they have the mother as being Lizzie Pasto, it is also possible that she was a product of the slave owner for she was mulatto. At one time there was a picture and memorial of Elmira on Find a Grave already but for some reason it has been removed as with a number of other memorials, for what reasons I don't know. Ithink the headstone may have 1829 as the birth date which I think is wrong because her mother would have been 9 years old ...not entirely impossible because we all know that many of the slaves were sexually abused by the slave owners even at a young age.
Her 1st husband was Halley Richburg, her 2nd husband was Robert Bryant. Her parents were George Parks and Elizabeth Pasto or Mary Elizabeth Pasto. According to her death records they have the mother as being Lizzie Pasto, it is also possible that she was a product of the slave owner for she was mulatto. At one time there was a picture and memorial of Elmira on Find a Grave already but for some reason it has been removed as with a number of other memorials, for what reasons I don't know. Ithink the headstone may have 1829 as the birth date which I think is wrong because her mother would have been 9 years old ...not entirely impossible because we all know that many of the slaves were sexually abused by the slave owners even at a young age.
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