Anderson Ivie married Sarah Allred, daughter of William Allred and Elizabeth Thrasher on May 22, 1799. Their first three children were born in Franklin County, Georgia. Their next six children were born in Bedford County, Tennessee. Both Anderson and wife Sarah were charter members of Grove Level Primitive Baptist Church in 1801, and Anderson served as the church's first scribe. The part of Franklin County where Anderson Ivie lived is now in present day Banks County, GA.
Anderson Ivie moved his family to Bedford Co, TN, around 1813. He and Sarah were members of the Rock Creek Primitive Baptist Church in Bedford Co by 1815. This area is now part of Marshall Co, TN.
In 1829 the family migrated to Monroe County, Missouri and lived near the South Fork of the Salt River. No records show exactly where he died, but probably both Anderson Ivie and his wife Sally (Allred) Ivie died in or around where their home was, near Florida, Monroe County, Missouri.
Anderson Ivie's will dated 17 Apr 1852, proved 16 June 1852, Monroe Co, MO, names wife Sarah, children Polly Ann Billington, John A., Elizabeth Allred, William S., Isaac L., Sally M. Long, Martin T., James R. and Thomas C.
His gravestone was located in the Florida Cemetery in nearby Florida, Missouri, and shows he was 78 years old. His wife is buried by his side, but she has no gravestone.
Anderson Ivie moved his family to Bedford Co, TN, around 1813. He and Sarah were members of the Rock Creek Primitive Baptist Church in Bedford Co by 1815. This area is now part of Marshall Co, TN.
In 1829 the family migrated to Monroe County, Missouri and lived near the South Fork of the Salt River. No records show exactly where he died, but probably both Anderson Ivie and his wife Sally (Allred) Ivie died in or around where their home was, near Florida, Monroe County, Missouri.
Anderson Ivie's will dated 17 Apr 1852, proved 16 June 1852, Monroe Co, MO, names wife Sarah, children Polly Ann Billington, John A., Elizabeth Allred, William S., Isaac L., Sally M. Long, Martin T., James R. and Thomas C.
His gravestone was located in the Florida Cemetery in nearby Florida, Missouri, and shows he was 78 years old. His wife is buried by his side, but she has no gravestone.
Anderson Ivie married Sarah Allred, daughter of William Allred and Elizabeth Thrasher on May 22, 1799. Their first three children were born in Franklin County, Georgia. Their next six children were born in Bedford County, Tennessee. Both Anderson and wife Sarah were charter members of Grove Level Primitive Baptist Church in 1801, and Anderson served as the church's first scribe. The part of Franklin County where Anderson Ivie lived is now in present day Banks County, GA.
Anderson Ivie moved his family to Bedford Co, TN, around 1813. He and Sarah were members of the Rock Creek Primitive Baptist Church in Bedford Co by 1815. This area is now part of Marshall Co, TN.
In 1829 the family migrated to Monroe County, Missouri and lived near the South Fork of the Salt River. No records show exactly where he died, but probably both Anderson Ivie and his wife Sally (Allred) Ivie died in or around where their home was, near Florida, Monroe County, Missouri.
Anderson Ivie's will dated 17 Apr 1852, proved 16 June 1852, Monroe Co, MO, names wife Sarah, children Polly Ann Billington, John A., Elizabeth Allred, William S., Isaac L., Sally M. Long, Martin T., James R. and Thomas C.
His gravestone was located in the Florida Cemetery in nearby Florida, Missouri, and shows he was 78 years old. His wife is buried by his side, but she has no gravestone.
Anderson Ivie moved his family to Bedford Co, TN, around 1813. He and Sarah were members of the Rock Creek Primitive Baptist Church in Bedford Co by 1815. This area is now part of Marshall Co, TN.
In 1829 the family migrated to Monroe County, Missouri and lived near the South Fork of the Salt River. No records show exactly where he died, but probably both Anderson Ivie and his wife Sally (Allred) Ivie died in or around where their home was, near Florida, Monroe County, Missouri.
Anderson Ivie's will dated 17 Apr 1852, proved 16 June 1852, Monroe Co, MO, names wife Sarah, children Polly Ann Billington, John A., Elizabeth Allred, William S., Isaac L., Sally M. Long, Martin T., James R. and Thomas C.
His gravestone was located in the Florida Cemetery in nearby Florida, Missouri, and shows he was 78 years old. His wife is buried by his side, but she has no gravestone.
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