Nelley was less than 5 weeks old when her mother died. She was raised by her stepmother, Mary "Polly" Cargile Wood. Her birth is recorded in the family Bible.
William and Nelley made their home on Rock Creek near Parmleysville, close to his parents and other relatives. Nellie died 8 days after the birth of her 6th child. Her husband William Koger Jr is buried in the Bethel Baptist Church Cemetery in Parmleysville, Wayne County, KY. Since William and Nelley Koger were both members of this church, having joined it in 1841, it is likely that Nelley is buried there also without a marker or with one of the many markers made illegible by time
While researching online, I also found a death date of 1853-1860 . If you can provide any information to me I would appreciate it.
William and Nelley made their home on Rock Creek near Parmleysville, close to his parents and other relatives. Nellie died 8 days after the birth of her 6th child. Her husband William Koger Jr is buried in the Bethel Baptist Church Cemetery in Parmleysville, Wayne County, KY. Since William and Nelley Koger were both members of this church, having joined it in 1841, it is likely that Nelley is buried there also without a marker or with one of the many markers made illegible by time
While researching online, I also found a death date of 1853-1860 . If you can provide any information to me I would appreciate it.
Nelley was less than 5 weeks old when her mother died. She was raised by her stepmother, Mary "Polly" Cargile Wood. Her birth is recorded in the family Bible.
William and Nelley made their home on Rock Creek near Parmleysville, close to his parents and other relatives. Nellie died 8 days after the birth of her 6th child. Her husband William Koger Jr is buried in the Bethel Baptist Church Cemetery in Parmleysville, Wayne County, KY. Since William and Nelley Koger were both members of this church, having joined it in 1841, it is likely that Nelley is buried there also without a marker or with one of the many markers made illegible by time
While researching online, I also found a death date of 1853-1860 . If you can provide any information to me I would appreciate it.
William and Nelley made their home on Rock Creek near Parmleysville, close to his parents and other relatives. Nellie died 8 days after the birth of her 6th child. Her husband William Koger Jr is buried in the Bethel Baptist Church Cemetery in Parmleysville, Wayne County, KY. Since William and Nelley Koger were both members of this church, having joined it in 1841, it is likely that Nelley is buried there also without a marker or with one of the many markers made illegible by time
While researching online, I also found a death date of 1853-1860 . If you can provide any information to me I would appreciate it.
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