Adam Stailey was born about 1787 to Adam Jacob Stailey & Eve Porter Stailey in Wilkes, North Carolina, USA. His birthdate is approximate, here.
He met and married Margaret Elizabeth (Peggy) Cargile about 1808. They were blessed with the following children this researcher has found, to-date:
- Enoch Johnson Stailey (1809 - 1883)
- Mary Ann Stailey (1811 - 1890)
- Jesse Phelemon Stailey (1816 - ?) - twin
- Lucinda Caroline Stailey (1816 - 1897) - twin
- Emeline Stailey (1822 - 1902)
- John Felix Stailey (1828 - ?)
- Rebecka Stailey (1829 - ?)
- Isaac Adam Stailey (1829 - 1898)
- William Cargile (Skip) Stailey (1833 - 1921)
Adam Stailey passed from this earth between 1865 and 1868. Definitive proof of his burial site has not been found by this researcher; however, much of his family is buried in Locust Grove Cemetery in Clinton, Kentucky, USA, and logic dictates his resting place is with his family in Locust Grove. If further research dictates differently, this memorial will be updated at that time. This memorial is created, here, to pay loving tribute to Adam's life and legacy.
Rest In Peace, Adam.
j*
He met and married Margaret Elizabeth (Peggy) Cargile about 1808. They were blessed with the following children this researcher has found, to-date:
- Enoch Johnson Stailey (1809 - 1883)
- Mary Ann Stailey (1811 - 1890)
- Jesse Phelemon Stailey (1816 - ?) - twin
- Lucinda Caroline Stailey (1816 - 1897) - twin
- Emeline Stailey (1822 - 1902)
- John Felix Stailey (1828 - ?)
- Rebecka Stailey (1829 - ?)
- Isaac Adam Stailey (1829 - 1898)
- William Cargile (Skip) Stailey (1833 - 1921)
Adam Stailey passed from this earth between 1865 and 1868. Definitive proof of his burial site has not been found by this researcher; however, much of his family is buried in Locust Grove Cemetery in Clinton, Kentucky, USA, and logic dictates his resting place is with his family in Locust Grove. If further research dictates differently, this memorial will be updated at that time. This memorial is created, here, to pay loving tribute to Adam's life and legacy.
Rest In Peace, Adam.
j*
Adam Stailey was born about 1787 to Adam Jacob Stailey & Eve Porter Stailey in Wilkes, North Carolina, USA. His birthdate is approximate, here.
He met and married Margaret Elizabeth (Peggy) Cargile about 1808. They were blessed with the following children this researcher has found, to-date:
- Enoch Johnson Stailey (1809 - 1883)
- Mary Ann Stailey (1811 - 1890)
- Jesse Phelemon Stailey (1816 - ?) - twin
- Lucinda Caroline Stailey (1816 - 1897) - twin
- Emeline Stailey (1822 - 1902)
- John Felix Stailey (1828 - ?)
- Rebecka Stailey (1829 - ?)
- Isaac Adam Stailey (1829 - 1898)
- William Cargile (Skip) Stailey (1833 - 1921)
Adam Stailey passed from this earth between 1865 and 1868. Definitive proof of his burial site has not been found by this researcher; however, much of his family is buried in Locust Grove Cemetery in Clinton, Kentucky, USA, and logic dictates his resting place is with his family in Locust Grove. If further research dictates differently, this memorial will be updated at that time. This memorial is created, here, to pay loving tribute to Adam's life and legacy.
Rest In Peace, Adam.
j*
He met and married Margaret Elizabeth (Peggy) Cargile about 1808. They were blessed with the following children this researcher has found, to-date:
- Enoch Johnson Stailey (1809 - 1883)
- Mary Ann Stailey (1811 - 1890)
- Jesse Phelemon Stailey (1816 - ?) - twin
- Lucinda Caroline Stailey (1816 - 1897) - twin
- Emeline Stailey (1822 - 1902)
- John Felix Stailey (1828 - ?)
- Rebecka Stailey (1829 - ?)
- Isaac Adam Stailey (1829 - 1898)
- William Cargile (Skip) Stailey (1833 - 1921)
Adam Stailey passed from this earth between 1865 and 1868. Definitive proof of his burial site has not been found by this researcher; however, much of his family is buried in Locust Grove Cemetery in Clinton, Kentucky, USA, and logic dictates his resting place is with his family in Locust Grove. If further research dictates differently, this memorial will be updated at that time. This memorial is created, here, to pay loving tribute to Adam's life and legacy.
Rest In Peace, Adam.
j*
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