According to her death certificate she died of typhoid fever. Informant on the death certificate was Wesley Flood.
Lavisa was the daughter of John Hayden McDowell and Mary Ann McDowell and the second wife of Wesley Flood.
Lavisa's first marriage was to Enoch Harrod. At the time that the 1880 US federal census in Bald Knob, Franklin County, KY was taken Enoch and Lavisa had six children:
Enoch Harrod 36
Leuisa Harrod 26
William G. Harrod 10
Barnett Harrod 8
Mary A. Harrod 6
John H. Harrod 4
Sallie Harrod 2
Robert Harrod 7m
Sallie Harrod 45 (Mother)
According to the 1900 US census for Baileys Mill & Flat Creek precincts, Franklin County, KY, a seventh child, a son, was enumerated as Ernest Harrod, stepson to Wesley Flood. Ernest was born in April 1885 well before his father, Enoch Harrod's, death.
No death or burial record is presently available for Enoch Harrod who died sometime before November 1897 when Lavisa married Wesley Flood. The Franklin County, Kentucky, Marriage Index lists Lavisa Harrod and Wesley Flood's date of marriage as 7 November 1897.
Lavisa was the daughter of John Hayden McDowell and Mary Ann McDowell and the second wife of Wesley Flood.
Lavisa's first marriage was to Enoch Harrod. At the time that the 1880 US federal census in Bald Knob, Franklin County, KY was taken Enoch and Lavisa had six children:
Enoch Harrod 36
Leuisa Harrod 26
William G. Harrod 10
Barnett Harrod 8
Mary A. Harrod 6
John H. Harrod 4
Sallie Harrod 2
Robert Harrod 7m
Sallie Harrod 45 (Mother)
According to the 1900 US census for Baileys Mill & Flat Creek precincts, Franklin County, KY, a seventh child, a son, was enumerated as Ernest Harrod, stepson to Wesley Flood. Ernest was born in April 1885 well before his father, Enoch Harrod's, death.
No death or burial record is presently available for Enoch Harrod who died sometime before November 1897 when Lavisa married Wesley Flood. The Franklin County, Kentucky, Marriage Index lists Lavisa Harrod and Wesley Flood's date of marriage as 7 November 1897.
According to her death certificate she died of typhoid fever. Informant on the death certificate was Wesley Flood.
Lavisa was the daughter of John Hayden McDowell and Mary Ann McDowell and the second wife of Wesley Flood.
Lavisa's first marriage was to Enoch Harrod. At the time that the 1880 US federal census in Bald Knob, Franklin County, KY was taken Enoch and Lavisa had six children:
Enoch Harrod 36
Leuisa Harrod 26
William G. Harrod 10
Barnett Harrod 8
Mary A. Harrod 6
John H. Harrod 4
Sallie Harrod 2
Robert Harrod 7m
Sallie Harrod 45 (Mother)
According to the 1900 US census for Baileys Mill & Flat Creek precincts, Franklin County, KY, a seventh child, a son, was enumerated as Ernest Harrod, stepson to Wesley Flood. Ernest was born in April 1885 well before his father, Enoch Harrod's, death.
No death or burial record is presently available for Enoch Harrod who died sometime before November 1897 when Lavisa married Wesley Flood. The Franklin County, Kentucky, Marriage Index lists Lavisa Harrod and Wesley Flood's date of marriage as 7 November 1897.
Lavisa was the daughter of John Hayden McDowell and Mary Ann McDowell and the second wife of Wesley Flood.
Lavisa's first marriage was to Enoch Harrod. At the time that the 1880 US federal census in Bald Knob, Franklin County, KY was taken Enoch and Lavisa had six children:
Enoch Harrod 36
Leuisa Harrod 26
William G. Harrod 10
Barnett Harrod 8
Mary A. Harrod 6
John H. Harrod 4
Sallie Harrod 2
Robert Harrod 7m
Sallie Harrod 45 (Mother)
According to the 1900 US census for Baileys Mill & Flat Creek precincts, Franklin County, KY, a seventh child, a son, was enumerated as Ernest Harrod, stepson to Wesley Flood. Ernest was born in April 1885 well before his father, Enoch Harrod's, death.
No death or burial record is presently available for Enoch Harrod who died sometime before November 1897 when Lavisa married Wesley Flood. The Franklin County, Kentucky, Marriage Index lists Lavisa Harrod and Wesley Flood's date of marriage as 7 November 1897.
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