Priscilla Wheeler Ramey, daughter of Colby Wheeler & "Ginny" Whisenant, married Jeremiah Ramey. To this union were born ten children in Walker County, Georgia.
It is believed that her husband died near the end of the Civil War. Their youngest daughter seems to have been born about 1866.
Children: (all born at Walker County, Georgia)
Colby Detroit Ramey
Isham J Ramey
Robert M Ramey
Lindsey Ramey
Lillie Elizabeth Ramey
John S Ramey
Frank F Ramey
Nancy Jane Ramey Wallain
Henry "Bud" Ramey
Alice Ramey Spence
PHOTO
In the group photo to the right, Priscilla is pictured in the center wearing a short black cape. Also pictured are her brother Isham's children, Hattie May Wheeler (my grandma) & Joe Wheeler, her brother Isham Wheeler & his wife Satarah "Lizzie" Gamblin Hill Wheeler (my great-grandparents). Isham's home is near Yardelle, Newton, Arkansas up by the spring.
History
By the 1870 census, Priscilla had moved with her children from Georgia to Rutherford County, Tennessee, and were found living in the same place in 1880.
By the 1900 census, at age 70, Priscilla Ramey is living in Newton County, Arkansas with son Lindsey.
In 1910 census, at age 80, Priscilla Ramey is living in Searcy County, Arkansas with daughter Nancy Jane Wallain.
Burial Place:
Likely Newton or Searcy County, Arkansas
[Although she is in Searcy county in 1910, it has been suggested she died after 1912 and was buried in Newton County.]
It is believed that her husband died near the end of the Civil War. Their youngest daughter seems to have been born about 1866.
Children: (all born at Walker County, Georgia)
Colby Detroit Ramey
Isham J Ramey
Robert M Ramey
Lindsey Ramey
Lillie Elizabeth Ramey
John S Ramey
Frank F Ramey
Nancy Jane Ramey Wallain
Henry "Bud" Ramey
Alice Ramey Spence
PHOTO
In the group photo to the right, Priscilla is pictured in the center wearing a short black cape. Also pictured are her brother Isham's children, Hattie May Wheeler (my grandma) & Joe Wheeler, her brother Isham Wheeler & his wife Satarah "Lizzie" Gamblin Hill Wheeler (my great-grandparents). Isham's home is near Yardelle, Newton, Arkansas up by the spring.
History
By the 1870 census, Priscilla had moved with her children from Georgia to Rutherford County, Tennessee, and were found living in the same place in 1880.
By the 1900 census, at age 70, Priscilla Ramey is living in Newton County, Arkansas with son Lindsey.
In 1910 census, at age 80, Priscilla Ramey is living in Searcy County, Arkansas with daughter Nancy Jane Wallain.
Burial Place:
Likely Newton or Searcy County, Arkansas
[Although she is in Searcy county in 1910, it has been suggested she died after 1912 and was buried in Newton County.]
Priscilla Wheeler Ramey, daughter of Colby Wheeler & "Ginny" Whisenant, married Jeremiah Ramey. To this union were born ten children in Walker County, Georgia.
It is believed that her husband died near the end of the Civil War. Their youngest daughter seems to have been born about 1866.
Children: (all born at Walker County, Georgia)
Colby Detroit Ramey
Isham J Ramey
Robert M Ramey
Lindsey Ramey
Lillie Elizabeth Ramey
John S Ramey
Frank F Ramey
Nancy Jane Ramey Wallain
Henry "Bud" Ramey
Alice Ramey Spence
PHOTO
In the group photo to the right, Priscilla is pictured in the center wearing a short black cape. Also pictured are her brother Isham's children, Hattie May Wheeler (my grandma) & Joe Wheeler, her brother Isham Wheeler & his wife Satarah "Lizzie" Gamblin Hill Wheeler (my great-grandparents). Isham's home is near Yardelle, Newton, Arkansas up by the spring.
History
By the 1870 census, Priscilla had moved with her children from Georgia to Rutherford County, Tennessee, and were found living in the same place in 1880.
By the 1900 census, at age 70, Priscilla Ramey is living in Newton County, Arkansas with son Lindsey.
In 1910 census, at age 80, Priscilla Ramey is living in Searcy County, Arkansas with daughter Nancy Jane Wallain.
Burial Place:
Likely Newton or Searcy County, Arkansas
[Although she is in Searcy county in 1910, it has been suggested she died after 1912 and was buried in Newton County.]
It is believed that her husband died near the end of the Civil War. Their youngest daughter seems to have been born about 1866.
Children: (all born at Walker County, Georgia)
Colby Detroit Ramey
Isham J Ramey
Robert M Ramey
Lindsey Ramey
Lillie Elizabeth Ramey
John S Ramey
Frank F Ramey
Nancy Jane Ramey Wallain
Henry "Bud" Ramey
Alice Ramey Spence
PHOTO
In the group photo to the right, Priscilla is pictured in the center wearing a short black cape. Also pictured are her brother Isham's children, Hattie May Wheeler (my grandma) & Joe Wheeler, her brother Isham Wheeler & his wife Satarah "Lizzie" Gamblin Hill Wheeler (my great-grandparents). Isham's home is near Yardelle, Newton, Arkansas up by the spring.
History
By the 1870 census, Priscilla had moved with her children from Georgia to Rutherford County, Tennessee, and were found living in the same place in 1880.
By the 1900 census, at age 70, Priscilla Ramey is living in Newton County, Arkansas with son Lindsey.
In 1910 census, at age 80, Priscilla Ramey is living in Searcy County, Arkansas with daughter Nancy Jane Wallain.
Burial Place:
Likely Newton or Searcy County, Arkansas
[Although she is in Searcy county in 1910, it has been suggested she died after 1912 and was buried in Newton County.]
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