She is the daughter of Jesse G Daughtrey (1844-1882) and Mary Adelaide Louisa Coppe (1840-after 1920)
She had epilepsy and in those days it was not really known how to treat it, She was in a Home and had a guardian manage her affairs as she had a Child's pension from her father's service in the Civil War.
Jesse was buried on the family farm. Her mother's death is yet to be found.
She had a sister Ida May Daughtrey Averitt that died in 1900.
She had a brother Robert George Daughtrey b. 1872-
She had epilepsy and in those days it was not really known how to treat it, She was in a Home and had a guardian manage her affairs as she had a Child's pension from her father's service in the Civil War.
Jesse was buried on the family farm. Her mother's death is yet to be found.
She had a sister Ida May Daughtrey Averitt that died in 1900.
She had a brother Robert George Daughtrey b. 1872-
She is the daughter of Jesse G Daughtrey (1844-1882) and Mary Adelaide Louisa Coppe (1840-after 1920)
She had epilepsy and in those days it was not really known how to treat it, She was in a Home and had a guardian manage her affairs as she had a Child's pension from her father's service in the Civil War.
Jesse was buried on the family farm. Her mother's death is yet to be found.
She had a sister Ida May Daughtrey Averitt that died in 1900.
She had a brother Robert George Daughtrey b. 1872-
She had epilepsy and in those days it was not really known how to treat it, She was in a Home and had a guardian manage her affairs as she had a Child's pension from her father's service in the Civil War.
Jesse was buried on the family farm. Her mother's death is yet to be found.
She had a sister Ida May Daughtrey Averitt that died in 1900.
She had a brother Robert George Daughtrey b. 1872-
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