Wife of Colonel Zebulon Pike and mother of 10 children, five of whom out-lived her, including her three surviving sons Brigadier General Zebulon Montgomery Pike, James Brown Pike & Lieutenant George Washington Pike.
Based on the first two volumes of Masing's work, most of the info appears to be from burial records of Greendale. Burial info has Issabella born in 1755 in Woodbridge, NJ and died on Dec 25, 1809 in Lawrenceburg, IN. Her remains were later removed from the Pike-Gage's Family Cemetery Feb 1868, and re-interred in Section C, No 1 of the Green Dale Cemetery.
Based on the first two volumes of Masing's work, most of the info appears to be from burial records of Greendale. Burial info has Issabella born in 1755 in Woodbridge, NJ and died on Dec 25, 1809 in Lawrenceburg, IN. Her remains were later removed from the Pike-Gage's Family Cemetery Feb 1868, and re-interred in Section C, No 1 of the Green Dale Cemetery.
Wife of Colonel Zebulon Pike and mother of 10 children, five of whom out-lived her, including her three surviving sons Brigadier General Zebulon Montgomery Pike, James Brown Pike & Lieutenant George Washington Pike.
Based on the first two volumes of Masing's work, most of the info appears to be from burial records of Greendale. Burial info has Issabella born in 1755 in Woodbridge, NJ and died on Dec 25, 1809 in Lawrenceburg, IN. Her remains were later removed from the Pike-Gage's Family Cemetery Feb 1868, and re-interred in Section C, No 1 of the Green Dale Cemetery.
Based on the first two volumes of Masing's work, most of the info appears to be from burial records of Greendale. Burial info has Issabella born in 1755 in Woodbridge, NJ and died on Dec 25, 1809 in Lawrenceburg, IN. Her remains were later removed from the Pike-Gage's Family Cemetery Feb 1868, and re-interred in Section C, No 1 of the Green Dale Cemetery.
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