Source of date of birth for Polly is from Family Researchers on Ancestry.com
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It is possible that she is in this cemetery with her husband.
Polly Ann Baker and Levi Womack married 11 Nov 1834 in Shelby County, IL
~1st child born in 1836 in Shelby Co, IL, (Elizabeth Rose Womack)
~On 15 Oct 1837, Levi purchased 40 acres in Wayne Co, IL
~2nd child born in 1838 Wayne Co, IL (Joseph William Womack)
(Source of the above data: Family Researchers on Ancestry.com)
~By the 1840 Census, Family was living in Swan, Taney Co, MO
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1840 US Federal Census
Swan,Taney Co, MO
Levi Womack (4 persons)
Levi - Male Age 20-29
Farmer
Polly - Female Age 20-29
Children:
Elizabeth - Female Under 5
William - Male Under 5
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~Levi Sr died (according to Family Databases) on 19 Dec 1848 in Taney Co (probably in this cemetery)
~The 1850 Census shows Polly alone with the children in Wabash, Shelby Co, Il and Benj, James, Ann and John (twins) and Levi are all showing that they were born in Missouri.
NOTE: After Joseph William was born in Wayne Co, Illinois in 1838, family moved to Missouri and rest of children born probably in Taney County, Missouri. Levi died in 1848 (same year that Levi was born) in Taney County and Polly and children moved to Wabash, Shelby Co, IL
~ 1854, oldest child, Elizabeth Rose has married Henry Robertson (Robison?)
in Shelby County, IL and
~ 1860 Census, all brothers and sister, Hester Ann, (except Levi) are living in Hickory Creek, McDonald Co, Missouri
~ In the 1860s, Brothers are found having enlisted in the Civil War
_____________________________
It is possible that she is in this cemetery with her husband.
Polly Ann Baker and Levi Womack married 11 Nov 1834 in Shelby County, IL
~1st child born in 1836 in Shelby Co, IL, (Elizabeth Rose Womack)
~On 15 Oct 1837, Levi purchased 40 acres in Wayne Co, IL
~2nd child born in 1838 Wayne Co, IL (Joseph William Womack)
(Source of the above data: Family Researchers on Ancestry.com)
~By the 1840 Census, Family was living in Swan, Taney Co, MO
________________________________
1840 US Federal Census
Swan,Taney Co, MO
Levi Womack (4 persons)
Levi - Male Age 20-29
Farmer
Polly - Female Age 20-29
Children:
Elizabeth - Female Under 5
William - Male Under 5
_________________________________
~Levi Sr died (according to Family Databases) on 19 Dec 1848 in Taney Co (probably in this cemetery)
~The 1850 Census shows Polly alone with the children in Wabash, Shelby Co, Il and Benj, James, Ann and John (twins) and Levi are all showing that they were born in Missouri.
NOTE: After Joseph William was born in Wayne Co, Illinois in 1838, family moved to Missouri and rest of children born probably in Taney County, Missouri. Levi died in 1848 (same year that Levi was born) in Taney County and Polly and children moved to Wabash, Shelby Co, IL
~ 1854, oldest child, Elizabeth Rose has married Henry Robertson (Robison?)
in Shelby County, IL and
~ 1860 Census, all brothers and sister, Hester Ann, (except Levi) are living in Hickory Creek, McDonald Co, Missouri
~ In the 1860s, Brothers are found having enlisted in the Civil War
Source of date of birth for Polly is from Family Researchers on Ancestry.com
_____________________________
It is possible that she is in this cemetery with her husband.
Polly Ann Baker and Levi Womack married 11 Nov 1834 in Shelby County, IL
~1st child born in 1836 in Shelby Co, IL, (Elizabeth Rose Womack)
~On 15 Oct 1837, Levi purchased 40 acres in Wayne Co, IL
~2nd child born in 1838 Wayne Co, IL (Joseph William Womack)
(Source of the above data: Family Researchers on Ancestry.com)
~By the 1840 Census, Family was living in Swan, Taney Co, MO
________________________________
1840 US Federal Census
Swan,Taney Co, MO
Levi Womack (4 persons)
Levi - Male Age 20-29
Farmer
Polly - Female Age 20-29
Children:
Elizabeth - Female Under 5
William - Male Under 5
_________________________________
~Levi Sr died (according to Family Databases) on 19 Dec 1848 in Taney Co (probably in this cemetery)
~The 1850 Census shows Polly alone with the children in Wabash, Shelby Co, Il and Benj, James, Ann and John (twins) and Levi are all showing that they were born in Missouri.
NOTE: After Joseph William was born in Wayne Co, Illinois in 1838, family moved to Missouri and rest of children born probably in Taney County, Missouri. Levi died in 1848 (same year that Levi was born) in Taney County and Polly and children moved to Wabash, Shelby Co, IL
~ 1854, oldest child, Elizabeth Rose has married Henry Robertson (Robison?)
in Shelby County, IL and
~ 1860 Census, all brothers and sister, Hester Ann, (except Levi) are living in Hickory Creek, McDonald Co, Missouri
~ In the 1860s, Brothers are found having enlisted in the Civil War
_____________________________
It is possible that she is in this cemetery with her husband.
Polly Ann Baker and Levi Womack married 11 Nov 1834 in Shelby County, IL
~1st child born in 1836 in Shelby Co, IL, (Elizabeth Rose Womack)
~On 15 Oct 1837, Levi purchased 40 acres in Wayne Co, IL
~2nd child born in 1838 Wayne Co, IL (Joseph William Womack)
(Source of the above data: Family Researchers on Ancestry.com)
~By the 1840 Census, Family was living in Swan, Taney Co, MO
________________________________
1840 US Federal Census
Swan,Taney Co, MO
Levi Womack (4 persons)
Levi - Male Age 20-29
Farmer
Polly - Female Age 20-29
Children:
Elizabeth - Female Under 5
William - Male Under 5
_________________________________
~Levi Sr died (according to Family Databases) on 19 Dec 1848 in Taney Co (probably in this cemetery)
~The 1850 Census shows Polly alone with the children in Wabash, Shelby Co, Il and Benj, James, Ann and John (twins) and Levi are all showing that they were born in Missouri.
NOTE: After Joseph William was born in Wayne Co, Illinois in 1838, family moved to Missouri and rest of children born probably in Taney County, Missouri. Levi died in 1848 (same year that Levi was born) in Taney County and Polly and children moved to Wabash, Shelby Co, IL
~ 1854, oldest child, Elizabeth Rose has married Henry Robertson (Robison?)
in Shelby County, IL and
~ 1860 Census, all brothers and sister, Hester Ann, (except Levi) are living in Hickory Creek, McDonald Co, Missouri
~ In the 1860s, Brothers are found having enlisted in the Civil War
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