Wife of Benjamin Strother Ashby Married 28 March, 1838 Livingston Co Mo
Mother of:
• Charles Austin Ashby b 1840 Missouri
• Susan Cassandra Ashby Ward b abt 1844 Missouri
• Mary Louise Ashby Smith b. 26 Feb 1842 Kentucky d. 7 Sep 1898 Logan Co. Oklahoma
• Jane Ashby
• Winfield Scott Ashby b 9 SEP 1849 Missouri
• Sarah Ann Ashby Carlisle b abt 1846 Missouri
• Zachary Taylor Ashby b abt 1848 Missouri
• American Elizabeth Ashby Kelim b 1853 Mo d 1916 Martinsville Missouri
• Royal Dexter Ashby
• Pearl Alice Ashby
• Edith Ashby
• Stella Ashby
• Joseph Bessie Ashby
• Daisy Allen Ashby
• Fanny Mae Ashby Prince
Daughter of Jesse Harris b 1 JAN 1796 Garrard Ky d 3 MAY 1862 Grundy Co Mo son of Richmond Harris and Dulcena Spence.
and
Mary Polly Embry b. Feb. 15, 1802 Garrard County Kentucky d 11 JUL 1881 Grundy Co Mo daughter of Burrell Embry and Elizabeth Ray.
Jesse came to Missouri from Garrard County Kentucky in a caravan of 25 to 30 covered wagons in about 1834. They settled about 4 miles east of where Jamesport MO. is now located.
Notes from "History of Grundy County," Chapter XXX, Jefferson township, page729:
"The first couple to seek the joys of connubial life, were Benjamin S. Ashby and Miss Elizabeth Harris, and the marriage took place at the home of the bride's father on the 28th of March, 1838. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. James McMahan, a Methodist minister. It was one of the happy events that relieved the monotony of the early days of toil, the couple received congratulations that were hearty and possessed that quality which makes them appreciated--they were meant, every word of them."
Mother of:
• Charles Austin Ashby b 1840 Missouri
• Susan Cassandra Ashby Ward b abt 1844 Missouri
• Mary Louise Ashby Smith b. 26 Feb 1842 Kentucky d. 7 Sep 1898 Logan Co. Oklahoma
• Jane Ashby
• Winfield Scott Ashby b 9 SEP 1849 Missouri
• Sarah Ann Ashby Carlisle b abt 1846 Missouri
• Zachary Taylor Ashby b abt 1848 Missouri
• American Elizabeth Ashby Kelim b 1853 Mo d 1916 Martinsville Missouri
• Royal Dexter Ashby
• Pearl Alice Ashby
• Edith Ashby
• Stella Ashby
• Joseph Bessie Ashby
• Daisy Allen Ashby
• Fanny Mae Ashby Prince
Daughter of Jesse Harris b 1 JAN 1796 Garrard Ky d 3 MAY 1862 Grundy Co Mo son of Richmond Harris and Dulcena Spence.
and
Mary Polly Embry b. Feb. 15, 1802 Garrard County Kentucky d 11 JUL 1881 Grundy Co Mo daughter of Burrell Embry and Elizabeth Ray.
Jesse came to Missouri from Garrard County Kentucky in a caravan of 25 to 30 covered wagons in about 1834. They settled about 4 miles east of where Jamesport MO. is now located.
Notes from "History of Grundy County," Chapter XXX, Jefferson township, page729:
"The first couple to seek the joys of connubial life, were Benjamin S. Ashby and Miss Elizabeth Harris, and the marriage took place at the home of the bride's father on the 28th of March, 1838. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. James McMahan, a Methodist minister. It was one of the happy events that relieved the monotony of the early days of toil, the couple received congratulations that were hearty and possessed that quality which makes them appreciated--they were meant, every word of them."
Wife of Benjamin Strother Ashby Married 28 March, 1838 Livingston Co Mo
Mother of:
• Charles Austin Ashby b 1840 Missouri
• Susan Cassandra Ashby Ward b abt 1844 Missouri
• Mary Louise Ashby Smith b. 26 Feb 1842 Kentucky d. 7 Sep 1898 Logan Co. Oklahoma
• Jane Ashby
• Winfield Scott Ashby b 9 SEP 1849 Missouri
• Sarah Ann Ashby Carlisle b abt 1846 Missouri
• Zachary Taylor Ashby b abt 1848 Missouri
• American Elizabeth Ashby Kelim b 1853 Mo d 1916 Martinsville Missouri
• Royal Dexter Ashby
• Pearl Alice Ashby
• Edith Ashby
• Stella Ashby
• Joseph Bessie Ashby
• Daisy Allen Ashby
• Fanny Mae Ashby Prince
Daughter of Jesse Harris b 1 JAN 1796 Garrard Ky d 3 MAY 1862 Grundy Co Mo son of Richmond Harris and Dulcena Spence.
and
Mary Polly Embry b. Feb. 15, 1802 Garrard County Kentucky d 11 JUL 1881 Grundy Co Mo daughter of Burrell Embry and Elizabeth Ray.
Jesse came to Missouri from Garrard County Kentucky in a caravan of 25 to 30 covered wagons in about 1834. They settled about 4 miles east of where Jamesport MO. is now located.
Notes from "History of Grundy County," Chapter XXX, Jefferson township, page729:
"The first couple to seek the joys of connubial life, were Benjamin S. Ashby and Miss Elizabeth Harris, and the marriage took place at the home of the bride's father on the 28th of March, 1838. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. James McMahan, a Methodist minister. It was one of the happy events that relieved the monotony of the early days of toil, the couple received congratulations that were hearty and possessed that quality which makes them appreciated--they were meant, every word of them."
Mother of:
• Charles Austin Ashby b 1840 Missouri
• Susan Cassandra Ashby Ward b abt 1844 Missouri
• Mary Louise Ashby Smith b. 26 Feb 1842 Kentucky d. 7 Sep 1898 Logan Co. Oklahoma
• Jane Ashby
• Winfield Scott Ashby b 9 SEP 1849 Missouri
• Sarah Ann Ashby Carlisle b abt 1846 Missouri
• Zachary Taylor Ashby b abt 1848 Missouri
• American Elizabeth Ashby Kelim b 1853 Mo d 1916 Martinsville Missouri
• Royal Dexter Ashby
• Pearl Alice Ashby
• Edith Ashby
• Stella Ashby
• Joseph Bessie Ashby
• Daisy Allen Ashby
• Fanny Mae Ashby Prince
Daughter of Jesse Harris b 1 JAN 1796 Garrard Ky d 3 MAY 1862 Grundy Co Mo son of Richmond Harris and Dulcena Spence.
and
Mary Polly Embry b. Feb. 15, 1802 Garrard County Kentucky d 11 JUL 1881 Grundy Co Mo daughter of Burrell Embry and Elizabeth Ray.
Jesse came to Missouri from Garrard County Kentucky in a caravan of 25 to 30 covered wagons in about 1834. They settled about 4 miles east of where Jamesport MO. is now located.
Notes from "History of Grundy County," Chapter XXX, Jefferson township, page729:
"The first couple to seek the joys of connubial life, were Benjamin S. Ashby and Miss Elizabeth Harris, and the marriage took place at the home of the bride's father on the 28th of March, 1838. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. James McMahan, a Methodist minister. It was one of the happy events that relieved the monotony of the early days of toil, the couple received congratulations that were hearty and possessed that quality which makes them appreciated--they were meant, every word of them."
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