Note: From the Book, Generations An American Family, by John Egerton. (pg 32), Burman Ledford says his grandmother Polly Farley moved over to Virginia after the divorce and lived there until she died. Burnam stated that she passed away in 1917.
The Harlan Co., Kentucky census shows that Mary remained in Harlan Co., Kentucky after the divorce until aft 1910 and had given birth to at least two other children, who were fathered by James Ledford. In 1910 census she was living with her son John Ledford who was b. in 1877 in Harlan Co after she and James had divorced.
The Harlan Co., Kentucky census shows that Mary remained in Harlan Co., Kentucky after the divorce until aft 1910 and had given birth to at least two other children, who were fathered by James Ledford. In 1910 census she was living with her son John Ledford who was b. in 1877 in Harlan Co after she and James had divorced.
Note: From the Book, Generations An American Family, by John Egerton. (pg 32), Burman Ledford says his grandmother Polly Farley moved over to Virginia after the divorce and lived there until she died. Burnam stated that she passed away in 1917.
The Harlan Co., Kentucky census shows that Mary remained in Harlan Co., Kentucky after the divorce until aft 1910 and had given birth to at least two other children, who were fathered by James Ledford. In 1910 census she was living with her son John Ledford who was b. in 1877 in Harlan Co after she and James had divorced.
The Harlan Co., Kentucky census shows that Mary remained in Harlan Co., Kentucky after the divorce until aft 1910 and had given birth to at least two other children, who were fathered by James Ledford. In 1910 census she was living with her son John Ledford who was b. in 1877 in Harlan Co after she and James had divorced.
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