William T. Ellis married Martha Asenath Winn Dec. 20, 1855 in Barren co., Ky. They had at least nine children.
"William Ellis owned a farm next to his brother J. C. Ellis on (Allen) Matthews Mill Road in 1865. His farm extended from Rose Creek to Tobacco Road. He still retained this farm in 1873. SOURCE: ( Barren County, Kentucky Roads Book 2" compiled by Sandra K. Gorin, Gorin Genealogical Publishing, August 1994, p. 65)
William T. and Martha A. Ellis were members of the Baptist Church at Pleasant Hill, Barren county, Kentucky.
According to the 1900 U.S. Census, William T. and Martha A. Ellis were living in Division 1 of Barren county, Kentucky. William owned a farm free of a mortgage at this time. He and Martha had been married 44 years as of 26 June 1900. She had eight children born to her, five of whom were living at this time. Also living in their home at this time was Lallah Kinslow born January 1880 in Kentucky, age 17, listed as a cousin to William T. Ellis. Lallah was listed as single. She later became the wife of their son Walter Henry Ellis.
"William Ellis owned a farm next to his brother J. C. Ellis on (Allen) Matthews Mill Road in 1865. His farm extended from Rose Creek to Tobacco Road. He still retained this farm in 1873. SOURCE: ( Barren County, Kentucky Roads Book 2" compiled by Sandra K. Gorin, Gorin Genealogical Publishing, August 1994, p. 65)
William T. and Martha A. Ellis were members of the Baptist Church at Pleasant Hill, Barren county, Kentucky.
According to the 1900 U.S. Census, William T. and Martha A. Ellis were living in Division 1 of Barren county, Kentucky. William owned a farm free of a mortgage at this time. He and Martha had been married 44 years as of 26 June 1900. She had eight children born to her, five of whom were living at this time. Also living in their home at this time was Lallah Kinslow born January 1880 in Kentucky, age 17, listed as a cousin to William T. Ellis. Lallah was listed as single. She later became the wife of their son Walter Henry Ellis.
William T. Ellis married Martha Asenath Winn Dec. 20, 1855 in Barren co., Ky. They had at least nine children.
"William Ellis owned a farm next to his brother J. C. Ellis on (Allen) Matthews Mill Road in 1865. His farm extended from Rose Creek to Tobacco Road. He still retained this farm in 1873. SOURCE: ( Barren County, Kentucky Roads Book 2" compiled by Sandra K. Gorin, Gorin Genealogical Publishing, August 1994, p. 65)
William T. and Martha A. Ellis were members of the Baptist Church at Pleasant Hill, Barren county, Kentucky.
According to the 1900 U.S. Census, William T. and Martha A. Ellis were living in Division 1 of Barren county, Kentucky. William owned a farm free of a mortgage at this time. He and Martha had been married 44 years as of 26 June 1900. She had eight children born to her, five of whom were living at this time. Also living in their home at this time was Lallah Kinslow born January 1880 in Kentucky, age 17, listed as a cousin to William T. Ellis. Lallah was listed as single. She later became the wife of their son Walter Henry Ellis.
"William Ellis owned a farm next to his brother J. C. Ellis on (Allen) Matthews Mill Road in 1865. His farm extended from Rose Creek to Tobacco Road. He still retained this farm in 1873. SOURCE: ( Barren County, Kentucky Roads Book 2" compiled by Sandra K. Gorin, Gorin Genealogical Publishing, August 1994, p. 65)
William T. and Martha A. Ellis were members of the Baptist Church at Pleasant Hill, Barren county, Kentucky.
According to the 1900 U.S. Census, William T. and Martha A. Ellis were living in Division 1 of Barren county, Kentucky. William owned a farm free of a mortgage at this time. He and Martha had been married 44 years as of 26 June 1900. She had eight children born to her, five of whom were living at this time. Also living in their home at this time was Lallah Kinslow born January 1880 in Kentucky, age 17, listed as a cousin to William T. Ellis. Lallah was listed as single. She later became the wife of their son Walter Henry Ellis.
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