Mrs. Anna Daughtrey was the daughter of Elisha Roberts . . . they were identified with the Presbyterian church. Their family numbered eight children: including Anna, who became Mrs. Daughtrey; . . . Of the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Daughtrey there were born eleven children, namely: William, who was born in Mississippi, in 1818, and died in San Augustine. Texas, in October, 1823; Martha A., who was born in Mississippi in 1820; ? who was born in San Augustine county in 1823; Edward, born in 1825; Felix; Margaret, who was born in Austin county, June 22, 1830, and died in San Augustine county September 26, 1836; Tosiah, born in Austin county in 1832; Elisha, born in 18??; Mahala, in 1837; Lenora, in 1839; and Elizabeth, born in 1842. The last four named were born in Austin county. Google Books. A Twentieth century history of southwest Texas, Volume 2. Lewis Publishing Company. 1907.
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Mrs. Anna Daughtrey was the daughter of Elisha Roberts . . . they were identified with the Presbyterian church. Their family numbered eight children: including Anna, who became Mrs. Daughtrey; . . . Of the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Daughtrey there were born eleven children, namely: William, who was born in Mississippi, in 1818, and died in San Augustine. Texas, in October, 1823; Martha A., who was born in Mississippi in 1820; ? who was born in San Augustine county in 1823; Edward, born in 1825; Felix; Margaret, who was born in Austin county, June 22, 1830, and died in San Augustine county September 26, 1836; Tosiah, born in Austin county in 1832; Elisha, born in 18??; Mahala, in 1837; Lenora, in 1839; and Elizabeth, born in 1842. The last four named were born in Austin county. Google Books. A Twentieth century history of southwest Texas, Volume 2. Lewis Publishing Company. 1907.
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