Both Moza and Elizabeth were buried in a cemetery now destroyed on the Oscar Grey farm. An Administrator's Bond for Elizabeth, with her son William as the Executrix is recorded in Caldwell County which would support that as her place of death.
She most likely died in December 1852, if the Bond was dated 20 Dec 1852. Most bonds were applied for rather soon after a person's death, certainly not 2 years later. Previous dates came from Arthur Kennedy's Some More Twigs on the Baldridge Bush, which contained many erroneous, unsupported dates.
She most likely died in December 1852, if the Bond was dated 20 Dec 1852. Most bonds were applied for rather soon after a person's death, certainly not 2 years later. Previous dates came from Arthur Kennedy's Some More Twigs on the Baldridge Bush, which contained many erroneous, unsupported dates.
Both Moza and Elizabeth were buried in a cemetery now destroyed on the Oscar Grey farm. An Administrator's Bond for Elizabeth, with her son William as the Executrix is recorded in Caldwell County which would support that as her place of death.
She most likely died in December 1852, if the Bond was dated 20 Dec 1852. Most bonds were applied for rather soon after a person's death, certainly not 2 years later. Previous dates came from Arthur Kennedy's Some More Twigs on the Baldridge Bush, which contained many erroneous, unsupported dates.
She most likely died in December 1852, if the Bond was dated 20 Dec 1852. Most bonds were applied for rather soon after a person's death, certainly not 2 years later. Previous dates came from Arthur Kennedy's Some More Twigs on the Baldridge Bush, which contained many erroneous, unsupported dates.
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