Lavinia was born on February 12, 1824 in Kentucky. She was the daughter of Thomas T Bybee and Deborah Wilcoxson. She married William H Smith on May 24, 1839 in Fulton County, Illinois.
Marriage Notes for LAVINA BYBEE and WILLIAM SMITH:
On May 24, 1839, Mr. Smith was united in marriage with Lovina, daughter of T. T. Bybee, the ceremony taking place at the residence of the bride, and the entire neighborhood being present. The groom being but twenty years old, Mr. Bybee became security to the County Clerk before he could obtain the license. The young couple made their home in Utica until September, when the wife sickened and was taken to her parents' roof. There she breathed her last October 3, after a wedded life of but four months and ten days.
Karen Morlan http://illinoisancestors.org/fulton/family_histories/bybee_deborahwilcoxen_2008.pdf
Marriage Notes for LAVINA BYBEE and WILLIAM SMITH:
On May 24, 1839, Mr. Smith was united in marriage with Lovina, daughter of T. T. Bybee, the ceremony taking place at the residence of the bride, and the entire neighborhood being present. The groom being but twenty years old, Mr. Bybee became security to the County Clerk before he could obtain the license. The young couple made their home in Utica until September, when the wife sickened and was taken to her parents' roof. There she breathed her last October 3, after a wedded life of but four months and ten days.
Karen Morlan http://illinoisancestors.org/fulton/family_histories/bybee_deborahwilcoxen_2008.pdf
Lavinia was born on February 12, 1824 in Kentucky. She was the daughter of Thomas T Bybee and Deborah Wilcoxson. She married William H Smith on May 24, 1839 in Fulton County, Illinois.
Marriage Notes for LAVINA BYBEE and WILLIAM SMITH:
On May 24, 1839, Mr. Smith was united in marriage with Lovina, daughter of T. T. Bybee, the ceremony taking place at the residence of the bride, and the entire neighborhood being present. The groom being but twenty years old, Mr. Bybee became security to the County Clerk before he could obtain the license. The young couple made their home in Utica until September, when the wife sickened and was taken to her parents' roof. There she breathed her last October 3, after a wedded life of but four months and ten days.
Karen Morlan http://illinoisancestors.org/fulton/family_histories/bybee_deborahwilcoxen_2008.pdf
Marriage Notes for LAVINA BYBEE and WILLIAM SMITH:
On May 24, 1839, Mr. Smith was united in marriage with Lovina, daughter of T. T. Bybee, the ceremony taking place at the residence of the bride, and the entire neighborhood being present. The groom being but twenty years old, Mr. Bybee became security to the County Clerk before he could obtain the license. The young couple made their home in Utica until September, when the wife sickened and was taken to her parents' roof. There she breathed her last October 3, after a wedded life of but four months and ten days.
Karen Morlan http://illinoisancestors.org/fulton/family_histories/bybee_deborahwilcoxen_2008.pdf
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