Elizabeth Mary Armstong was the daughter of Alexander Armstrong. She signed her name E Mary or Mary. She moved with her family from SC to Livingston Co, Ky and there married James C Kimzey 9 Apr 1822. They had 6
Children. She is in the 1860 census with her son Humphrey Kimzey. Humphrey died in the Civil War and I did not find her in any other census. I believe she is most likely buried with her husband in Galum Cemetery. There are many stones in the cemetery that are unreadable and the Church was burned by arsonists a few of years ago.(2008).
Children. She is in the 1860 census with her son Humphrey Kimzey. Humphrey died in the Civil War and I did not find her in any other census. I believe she is most likely buried with her husband in Galum Cemetery. There are many stones in the cemetery that are unreadable and the Church was burned by arsonists a few of years ago.(2008).
Elizabeth Mary Armstong was the daughter of Alexander Armstrong. She signed her name E Mary or Mary. She moved with her family from SC to Livingston Co, Ky and there married James C Kimzey 9 Apr 1822. They had 6
Children. She is in the 1860 census with her son Humphrey Kimzey. Humphrey died in the Civil War and I did not find her in any other census. I believe she is most likely buried with her husband in Galum Cemetery. There are many stones in the cemetery that are unreadable and the Church was burned by arsonists a few of years ago.(2008).
Children. She is in the 1860 census with her son Humphrey Kimzey. Humphrey died in the Civil War and I did not find her in any other census. I believe she is most likely buried with her husband in Galum Cemetery. There are many stones in the cemetery that are unreadable and the Church was burned by arsonists a few of years ago.(2008).
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