Sister of John Anthony Bishop. Daughter of Alfred Bishop and Mary E. Robertson. Mary married Edward A. Elmore on 29.Apr.1874, Dinwiddie County Virginia. He was born in Brunswick County, Virginia as the son of John Elmore and Martha Barney.
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1900 Darvills, Butterwood Creek, Dinwiddie, Virginia
Edward A. Elmore; b.Dec.1847, married 25 years
Mary J. Elmore; wife, b.Jan.1846, no children
Rufus A. Eckles; adopted son, b.Sep.1880
Edmonia Eckles; wife (of Rufus), b.Oct.1880
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Disinterment from the Whites Chapel Church Cemetery, Dinwiddie County during the 1941-42 expansion of Fort Pickett.
Source;
Fort Pickett Historic Cemeteries
Brunswick, Dinwiddie & Nottoway Counties, VA
Fort Pickett Cultural Resource Management Project 2005.06
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1900 Darvills, Butterwood Creek, Dinwiddie, Virginia
Edward A. Elmore; b.Dec.1847, married 25 years
Mary J. Elmore; wife, b.Jan.1846, no children
Rufus A. Eckles; adopted son, b.Sep.1880
Edmonia Eckles; wife (of Rufus), b.Oct.1880
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Disinterment from the Whites Chapel Church Cemetery, Dinwiddie County during the 1941-42 expansion of Fort Pickett.
Source;
Fort Pickett Historic Cemeteries
Brunswick, Dinwiddie & Nottoway Counties, VA
Fort Pickett Cultural Resource Management Project 2005.06
Sister of John Anthony Bishop. Daughter of Alfred Bishop and Mary E. Robertson. Mary married Edward A. Elmore on 29.Apr.1874, Dinwiddie County Virginia. He was born in Brunswick County, Virginia as the son of John Elmore and Martha Barney.
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1900 Darvills, Butterwood Creek, Dinwiddie, Virginia
Edward A. Elmore; b.Dec.1847, married 25 years
Mary J. Elmore; wife, b.Jan.1846, no children
Rufus A. Eckles; adopted son, b.Sep.1880
Edmonia Eckles; wife (of Rufus), b.Oct.1880
===
Disinterment from the Whites Chapel Church Cemetery, Dinwiddie County during the 1941-42 expansion of Fort Pickett.
Source;
Fort Pickett Historic Cemeteries
Brunswick, Dinwiddie & Nottoway Counties, VA
Fort Pickett Cultural Resource Management Project 2005.06
===
1900 Darvills, Butterwood Creek, Dinwiddie, Virginia
Edward A. Elmore; b.Dec.1847, married 25 years
Mary J. Elmore; wife, b.Jan.1846, no children
Rufus A. Eckles; adopted son, b.Sep.1880
Edmonia Eckles; wife (of Rufus), b.Oct.1880
===
Disinterment from the Whites Chapel Church Cemetery, Dinwiddie County during the 1941-42 expansion of Fort Pickett.
Source;
Fort Pickett Historic Cemeteries
Brunswick, Dinwiddie & Nottoway Counties, VA
Fort Pickett Cultural Resource Management Project 2005.06
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