Mary Jane moved to Kaufman County, Texas, with her husband Albert Adams and several of her Bannister siblings about 1900. Albert died in Kaufman County in 1901, and Mary Jane soon returned to her birthplace, Talladega County, Alabama.
Mary Jane was the oldest child of Edward Wesley Bannister and Lucy Jane Newsom who lived to adulthood. She had an older brother, William, born 1839, who died before the 1840 census was taken.
Birthdate is taken from the Bannister family bible, and her death date is from the Alabama State death index, as is the place of her burial. I am sure her grave is unmarked.
Mary Jane was the oldest child of Edward Wesley Bannister and Lucy Jane Newsom who lived to adulthood. She had an older brother, William, born 1839, who died before the 1840 census was taken.
Birthdate is taken from the Bannister family bible, and her death date is from the Alabama State death index, as is the place of her burial. I am sure her grave is unmarked.
Mary Jane moved to Kaufman County, Texas, with her husband Albert Adams and several of her Bannister siblings about 1900. Albert died in Kaufman County in 1901, and Mary Jane soon returned to her birthplace, Talladega County, Alabama.
Mary Jane was the oldest child of Edward Wesley Bannister and Lucy Jane Newsom who lived to adulthood. She had an older brother, William, born 1839, who died before the 1840 census was taken.
Birthdate is taken from the Bannister family bible, and her death date is from the Alabama State death index, as is the place of her burial. I am sure her grave is unmarked.
Mary Jane was the oldest child of Edward Wesley Bannister and Lucy Jane Newsom who lived to adulthood. She had an older brother, William, born 1839, who died before the 1840 census was taken.
Birthdate is taken from the Bannister family bible, and her death date is from the Alabama State death index, as is the place of her burial. I am sure her grave is unmarked.
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