Betsy was probably born between 1770 and 1780. Her birthplace of Maryland is listed in her children's census records. It is possible that her maiden name was Bivens and that her brother was possibly Charles Bivens, born about 1776 in Maryland, who moved to Greenbrier County, Virginia in the early 1800's. This may explain why the Heasters were buried in the Henry Bivens Cemetery, where other Bivens relatives were also buried. Betsy's grandson Charles Bivens Heaster was also probably named after Charles Bivens.
Betsy probably died before 1830. Her husband John Heaster is the only member of his household in the 1830 census. She appears to be living during the 1820 census in Greenbrier County, Virginia.
Betsy probably died before 1830. Her husband John Heaster is the only member of his household in the 1830 census. She appears to be living during the 1820 census in Greenbrier County, Virginia.
Betsy was probably born between 1770 and 1780. Her birthplace of Maryland is listed in her children's census records. It is possible that her maiden name was Bivens and that her brother was possibly Charles Bivens, born about 1776 in Maryland, who moved to Greenbrier County, Virginia in the early 1800's. This may explain why the Heasters were buried in the Henry Bivens Cemetery, where other Bivens relatives were also buried. Betsy's grandson Charles Bivens Heaster was also probably named after Charles Bivens.
Betsy probably died before 1830. Her husband John Heaster is the only member of his household in the 1830 census. She appears to be living during the 1820 census in Greenbrier County, Virginia.
Betsy probably died before 1830. Her husband John Heaster is the only member of his household in the 1830 census. She appears to be living during the 1820 census in Greenbrier County, Virginia.
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Unmarked grave; she is probably buried in Henry Bivens Cemetery with her son William Heaster
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