Letica Yerby married John F. Biggers 3 Dec 1840.
John Biggers died Jan 1856. In July 1856 Leticia married Malcom Landrum (some 13 or 14 years her junior). She died somewhere between 7 June 1870 (she appears on the 1870 US Census taken that day) and 1878 when Malcom Landrum married Irene Yerby, Leticia’s 1st cousin. Interestingly, Malcom Landrum was the executor of John Biggers will.
There is no surviving evidence that Leticia bore any children to either husband.
It is possible that Leticia is buried with John Biggers in the Biggers Cemetery but without a surviving monument. There does not appear to be any surviving record of where she was buried.
She is named in codicil 11 as his daughter Leticia Landrum by Burrell Yerby to receive certain named slaves.
John Biggers died Jan 1856. In July 1856 Leticia married Malcom Landrum (some 13 or 14 years her junior). She died somewhere between 7 June 1870 (she appears on the 1870 US Census taken that day) and 1878 when Malcom Landrum married Irene Yerby, Leticia’s 1st cousin. Interestingly, Malcom Landrum was the executor of John Biggers will.
There is no surviving evidence that Leticia bore any children to either husband.
It is possible that Leticia is buried with John Biggers in the Biggers Cemetery but without a surviving monument. There does not appear to be any surviving record of where she was buried.
She is named in codicil 11 as his daughter Leticia Landrum by Burrell Yerby to receive certain named slaves.
Letica Yerby married John F. Biggers 3 Dec 1840.
John Biggers died Jan 1856. In July 1856 Leticia married Malcom Landrum (some 13 or 14 years her junior). She died somewhere between 7 June 1870 (she appears on the 1870 US Census taken that day) and 1878 when Malcom Landrum married Irene Yerby, Leticia’s 1st cousin. Interestingly, Malcom Landrum was the executor of John Biggers will.
There is no surviving evidence that Leticia bore any children to either husband.
It is possible that Leticia is buried with John Biggers in the Biggers Cemetery but without a surviving monument. There does not appear to be any surviving record of where she was buried.
She is named in codicil 11 as his daughter Leticia Landrum by Burrell Yerby to receive certain named slaves.
John Biggers died Jan 1856. In July 1856 Leticia married Malcom Landrum (some 13 or 14 years her junior). She died somewhere between 7 June 1870 (she appears on the 1870 US Census taken that day) and 1878 when Malcom Landrum married Irene Yerby, Leticia’s 1st cousin. Interestingly, Malcom Landrum was the executor of John Biggers will.
There is no surviving evidence that Leticia bore any children to either husband.
It is possible that Leticia is buried with John Biggers in the Biggers Cemetery but without a surviving monument. There does not appear to be any surviving record of where she was buried.
She is named in codicil 11 as his daughter Leticia Landrum by Burrell Yerby to receive certain named slaves.
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