Will of Nancy Lipscomb Wood written in 1842 lists her daughter Polly Lipscomb as deceased. This gravesite of Mary Lipscomb who died in 1855 is not the same individual!
Will of Nancy Lipscomb Wood was written in February 1842. It can be found at
https://digital.archives.alabama.gov/digital/collection/hgpub/id/41433
It was published in the Northeast Alabama Settlers, Volume 3, NO.1
NANCY LIPSCOMB WOOD, living in Spartanburg, SC, wrote her Will on 8 February 1842. A transcribe was printed in the Northeast Alabama Settlers Journal along with a statement about the family made by her grand-daughter Caroline Matilda Wood Draper, a resident of Alabama.
Mentioned in this Will were her children: William DEC'D, Drury, George, Polly Wood Lipscomb DEC'D, John, James and Elizabeth Wood Smith DEC'D. Granddaughter Nancy Elizabeth Smith
Will of Nancy Lipscomb Wood was written in February 1842. It can be found at
https://digital.archives.alabama.gov/digital/collection/hgpub/id/41433
It was published in the Northeast Alabama Settlers, Volume 3, NO.1
NANCY LIPSCOMB WOOD, living in Spartanburg, SC, wrote her Will on 8 February 1842. A transcribe was printed in the Northeast Alabama Settlers Journal along with a statement about the family made by her grand-daughter Caroline Matilda Wood Draper, a resident of Alabama.
Mentioned in this Will were her children: William DEC'D, Drury, George, Polly Wood Lipscomb DEC'D, John, James and Elizabeth Wood Smith DEC'D. Granddaughter Nancy Elizabeth Smith
Will of Nancy Lipscomb Wood written in 1842 lists her daughter Polly Lipscomb as deceased. This gravesite of Mary Lipscomb who died in 1855 is not the same individual!
Will of Nancy Lipscomb Wood was written in February 1842. It can be found at
https://digital.archives.alabama.gov/digital/collection/hgpub/id/41433
It was published in the Northeast Alabama Settlers, Volume 3, NO.1
NANCY LIPSCOMB WOOD, living in Spartanburg, SC, wrote her Will on 8 February 1842. A transcribe was printed in the Northeast Alabama Settlers Journal along with a statement about the family made by her grand-daughter Caroline Matilda Wood Draper, a resident of Alabama.
Mentioned in this Will were her children: William DEC'D, Drury, George, Polly Wood Lipscomb DEC'D, John, James and Elizabeth Wood Smith DEC'D. Granddaughter Nancy Elizabeth Smith
Will of Nancy Lipscomb Wood was written in February 1842. It can be found at
https://digital.archives.alabama.gov/digital/collection/hgpub/id/41433
It was published in the Northeast Alabama Settlers, Volume 3, NO.1
NANCY LIPSCOMB WOOD, living in Spartanburg, SC, wrote her Will on 8 February 1842. A transcribe was printed in the Northeast Alabama Settlers Journal along with a statement about the family made by her grand-daughter Caroline Matilda Wood Draper, a resident of Alabama.
Mentioned in this Will were her children: William DEC'D, Drury, George, Polly Wood Lipscomb DEC'D, John, James and Elizabeth Wood Smith DEC'D. Granddaughter Nancy Elizabeth Smith
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Sacred / to the / memory of / MARY LIPSCOMB. / who departed this life. / July the 24th 1855. / aged 63 years.
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