Joel and Sarah were both 2nd and 3rd cousins to each other. Since the earliest census with names was in 1850 and this couple married in 1822, there are undoubtedly older, unknown children.
There is a Joel ELLIS Nichols, also with a wife Sarah, with similar dates, who is often confused with this Joel in historical and burial records. But that couple was born in SC and died in AL.
I believe I have found the correct data, but I cannot be absolutely certain, so additional information is always welcome.
There is a Joel ELLIS Nichols, also with a wife Sarah, with similar dates, who is often confused with this Joel in historical and burial records. But that couple was born in SC and died in AL.
I believe I have found the correct data, but I cannot be absolutely certain, so additional information is always welcome.
Joel and Sarah were both 2nd and 3rd cousins to each other. Since the earliest census with names was in 1850 and this couple married in 1822, there are undoubtedly older, unknown children.
There is a Joel ELLIS Nichols, also with a wife Sarah, with similar dates, who is often confused with this Joel in historical and burial records. But that couple was born in SC and died in AL.
I believe I have found the correct data, but I cannot be absolutely certain, so additional information is always welcome.
There is a Joel ELLIS Nichols, also with a wife Sarah, with similar dates, who is often confused with this Joel in historical and burial records. But that couple was born in SC and died in AL.
I believe I have found the correct data, but I cannot be absolutely certain, so additional information is always welcome.
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