Joshua's wife was Mary "Polly" Overton. She was the daughter of Joseph Overton and Mary "Polly" Adams. They married about 1814 in Anderson County, Tennessee.
Joshua and his wife, Polly, and eight children made the trip to Illinois from Anderson County, Tennessee and settled a short distance south east of Middle Creek Church in Hamilton County, Illinois about 1836. On the way, after passing through a narrow section of Kentucky, the family stopped on the bank of the Ohio River and were ferried across that stream to Shawneetown.
Joshua and his wife, Polly, and eight children made the trip to Illinois from Anderson County, Tennessee and settled a short distance south east of Middle Creek Church in Hamilton County, Illinois about 1836. On the way, after passing through a narrow section of Kentucky, the family stopped on the bank of the Ohio River and were ferried across that stream to Shawneetown.
Joshua's wife was Mary "Polly" Overton. She was the daughter of Joseph Overton and Mary "Polly" Adams. They married about 1814 in Anderson County, Tennessee.
Joshua and his wife, Polly, and eight children made the trip to Illinois from Anderson County, Tennessee and settled a short distance south east of Middle Creek Church in Hamilton County, Illinois about 1836. On the way, after passing through a narrow section of Kentucky, the family stopped on the bank of the Ohio River and were ferried across that stream to Shawneetown.
Joshua and his wife, Polly, and eight children made the trip to Illinois from Anderson County, Tennessee and settled a short distance south east of Middle Creek Church in Hamilton County, Illinois about 1836. On the way, after passing through a narrow section of Kentucky, the family stopped on the bank of the Ohio River and were ferried across that stream to Shawneetown.
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