Nancy Queener was the daughter of John Queener and his wife, Elizabeth (Lowery) Queener. She was the wife of George Isley. George Isley's Mexican War pension records indicate Nancy (Queener) Isley died sometime in the late 1880s/early 1890s without giving a specific date. The 1891 death year is unverified. She should not be confused with Nancy (Queener) Clotfelter (see Find A Grave Memorial 7132985). There are a number of online sites that conflate the two as they have similar dates of birth and death.
Nancy (Queener) Isley's place of burial was identified by her daughter, Barbara (Isley) Burcham, the only child to survive her.
Nancy (Queener) Isley's place of burial was identified by her daughter, Barbara (Isley) Burcham, the only child to survive her.
Nancy Queener was the daughter of John Queener and his wife, Elizabeth (Lowery) Queener. She was the wife of George Isley. George Isley's Mexican War pension records indicate Nancy (Queener) Isley died sometime in the late 1880s/early 1890s without giving a specific date. The 1891 death year is unverified. She should not be confused with Nancy (Queener) Clotfelter (see Find A Grave Memorial 7132985). There are a number of online sites that conflate the two as they have similar dates of birth and death.
Nancy (Queener) Isley's place of burial was identified by her daughter, Barbara (Isley) Burcham, the only child to survive her.
Nancy (Queener) Isley's place of burial was identified by her daughter, Barbara (Isley) Burcham, the only child to survive her.
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No extant marker. She and her husband, George Isley, were buried in what was identified as the Isley family cemetery according to their daughter, Barbara. When visited June 3, 2004, it was heavily overgrown with brush in a stand of trees.
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