In the 1850 United States Federal Census, Nancy Lemmons was enumerated in the Wilson County household of John Lemmons.
Household Members were John Lemmons, 58; Sarah Lemmons, 55; Nancy Lemmons, 22; Martha Lemmons, 18; James Lemmons, 29; Mary Lemmons, 15. Also enumerated in the household were daughter Catherine Lemmons Porterfield and her children.
John and Sarah Lemons are buried at Fellowship, about 4 miles from the Hooker Cemetery. John "Lemmons" was enumerated in Rutherford County in 1820, John "Lemons" in 1830 and on Wilson County tax rolls in 1836. Listed as John "Lemonds" on the 1860 census.
Nancy S Lemmons ("Lemons" on marriage records as well as her parents' tombstones) married Hugh Gwynn Hooker on 13 Jan 1851, in Wilson County, Tennessee. Their children included Sarah J (m Moore), Robert H, and Martha Ella (m Bland).
Household Members were John Lemmons, 58; Sarah Lemmons, 55; Nancy Lemmons, 22; Martha Lemmons, 18; James Lemmons, 29; Mary Lemmons, 15. Also enumerated in the household were daughter Catherine Lemmons Porterfield and her children.
John and Sarah Lemons are buried at Fellowship, about 4 miles from the Hooker Cemetery. John "Lemmons" was enumerated in Rutherford County in 1820, John "Lemons" in 1830 and on Wilson County tax rolls in 1836. Listed as John "Lemonds" on the 1860 census.
Nancy S Lemmons ("Lemons" on marriage records as well as her parents' tombstones) married Hugh Gwynn Hooker on 13 Jan 1851, in Wilson County, Tennessee. Their children included Sarah J (m Moore), Robert H, and Martha Ella (m Bland).
In the 1850 United States Federal Census, Nancy Lemmons was enumerated in the Wilson County household of John Lemmons.
Household Members were John Lemmons, 58; Sarah Lemmons, 55; Nancy Lemmons, 22; Martha Lemmons, 18; James Lemmons, 29; Mary Lemmons, 15. Also enumerated in the household were daughter Catherine Lemmons Porterfield and her children.
John and Sarah Lemons are buried at Fellowship, about 4 miles from the Hooker Cemetery. John "Lemmons" was enumerated in Rutherford County in 1820, John "Lemons" in 1830 and on Wilson County tax rolls in 1836. Listed as John "Lemonds" on the 1860 census.
Nancy S Lemmons ("Lemons" on marriage records as well as her parents' tombstones) married Hugh Gwynn Hooker on 13 Jan 1851, in Wilson County, Tennessee. Their children included Sarah J (m Moore), Robert H, and Martha Ella (m Bland).
Household Members were John Lemmons, 58; Sarah Lemmons, 55; Nancy Lemmons, 22; Martha Lemmons, 18; James Lemmons, 29; Mary Lemmons, 15. Also enumerated in the household were daughter Catherine Lemmons Porterfield and her children.
John and Sarah Lemons are buried at Fellowship, about 4 miles from the Hooker Cemetery. John "Lemmons" was enumerated in Rutherford County in 1820, John "Lemons" in 1830 and on Wilson County tax rolls in 1836. Listed as John "Lemonds" on the 1860 census.
Nancy S Lemmons ("Lemons" on marriage records as well as her parents' tombstones) married Hugh Gwynn Hooker on 13 Jan 1851, in Wilson County, Tennessee. Their children included Sarah J (m Moore), Robert H, and Martha Ella (m Bland).
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Married to/ H. G. Hooker/ ? ?5, 1851
Dear Mother thou hast/ left us, Thy loss we/ deeply feel. But 'tis/ God that has bereft us/ He can all our sorrow/ heal
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