Levi Childs was married to Amelia Coulson for about a year. They were married April 12 1810 in Maryland. Levi died before Oct. of 1811. I believe his father was Nailor Childs, but not sure. These pieces of paper are the only two bits of information we have on him. This paper is the sale of some wood by George Coulson, Amelia's brother, after he died, and a payment due note. I really have no idea where he is buried probably East Nottingham Cem. but as in most early Quaker burial practices, of having no gravestones, but maybe a rock, not much info. Please Note! Levi's wife Amelia Coulson, has a great story that appeared in the Oxford Press abt 1885, which talks about the times in the early 1800s, a copy is on my ancestry site joenlois2, at ancestry.
Levi Childs was married to Amelia Coulson for about a year. They were married April 12 1810 in Maryland. Levi died before Oct. of 1811. I believe his father was Nailor Childs, but not sure. These pieces of paper are the only two bits of information we have on him. This paper is the sale of some wood by George Coulson, Amelia's brother, after he died, and a payment due note. I really have no idea where he is buried probably East Nottingham Cem. but as in most early Quaker burial practices, of having no gravestones, but maybe a rock, not much info. Please Note! Levi's wife Amelia Coulson, has a great story that appeared in the Oxford Press abt 1885, which talks about the times in the early 1800s, a copy is on my ancestry site joenlois2, at ancestry.
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