Marriage Bond dated April 12, 1797 in Madison County, Kentucky to John Berry. (Information provided by "goldenthreads.")
She was the daughter of Robert Harris and Nancy (Grubbs) Harris.
It appears that parents were buried in George Boone Cemetery, Richmond, Madison County, Kentucky, a cemetery that was built over in the late 20th century. Apparently tombstones were read there before cemetery destruction. How ironic if graves of both Elizabeth and her parents were subject to "progress" with later building on top of the interments.
She was the daughter of Robert Harris and Nancy (Grubbs) Harris.
It appears that parents were buried in George Boone Cemetery, Richmond, Madison County, Kentucky, a cemetery that was built over in the late 20th century. Apparently tombstones were read there before cemetery destruction. How ironic if graves of both Elizabeth and her parents were subject to "progress" with later building on top of the interments.
Marriage Bond dated April 12, 1797 in Madison County, Kentucky to John Berry. (Information provided by "goldenthreads.")
She was the daughter of Robert Harris and Nancy (Grubbs) Harris.
It appears that parents were buried in George Boone Cemetery, Richmond, Madison County, Kentucky, a cemetery that was built over in the late 20th century. Apparently tombstones were read there before cemetery destruction. How ironic if graves of both Elizabeth and her parents were subject to "progress" with later building on top of the interments.
She was the daughter of Robert Harris and Nancy (Grubbs) Harris.
It appears that parents were buried in George Boone Cemetery, Richmond, Madison County, Kentucky, a cemetery that was built over in the late 20th century. Apparently tombstones were read there before cemetery destruction. How ironic if graves of both Elizabeth and her parents were subject to "progress" with later building on top of the interments.
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