Son of James Mize & Martha "Patsy" Ingram.
Solomon likely left Barren County, KY with his parents & siblings in the Summer of 1828, after his father had sold the last of his land.
His father was doing poorly enough by March 1831, to draw up a Will, and Solomon is named with his mother as excutor of fathers estate, but by July the next brother, Fleming is named. He must have died between Mar-Jul 1831.
Solomon likely left Barren County, KY with his parents & siblings in the Summer of 1828, after his father had sold the last of his land.
His father was doing poorly enough by March 1831, to draw up a Will, and Solomon is named with his mother as excutor of fathers estate, but by July the next brother, Fleming is named. He must have died between Mar-Jul 1831.
Son of James Mize & Martha "Patsy" Ingram.
Solomon likely left Barren County, KY with his parents & siblings in the Summer of 1828, after his father had sold the last of his land.
His father was doing poorly enough by March 1831, to draw up a Will, and Solomon is named with his mother as excutor of fathers estate, but by July the next brother, Fleming is named. He must have died between Mar-Jul 1831.
Solomon likely left Barren County, KY with his parents & siblings in the Summer of 1828, after his father had sold the last of his land.
His father was doing poorly enough by March 1831, to draw up a Will, and Solomon is named with his mother as excutor of fathers estate, but by July the next brother, Fleming is named. He must have died between Mar-Jul 1831.
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