Elizabeth and Will farmed the land. At one time they had over 800 acres - farming and raising stock.
Elizabeth felt a fondness towards the Westfield Cemetery because so many of her ancestors and family members were buried there. Because of this, she insisted that he husband build a church to go along with the cemetery. Will and Elizabeth had the church built and it was dedicated and presented to the people on Nov. 16, 1902.
Elizabeth and Will farmed the land. At one time they had over 800 acres - farming and raising stock.
Elizabeth felt a fondness towards the Westfield Cemetery because so many of her ancestors and family members were buried there. Because of this, she insisted that he husband build a church to go along with the cemetery. Will and Elizabeth had the church built and it was dedicated and presented to the people on Nov. 16, 1902.
Family Members
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Sarah Mary Jenkins Campbell
1819–1898
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Matilda S. Jenkins Prosser
1821–1898
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Joshua Jenkins
1822–1914
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Loucretia "Cretia" Jenkins Stewart
1824–1900
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James S. Jenkins
1825–1863
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Nancy Ann Jenkins Murphy
1827–1858
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Nehemiah "Mire" Jenkins
1828–1911
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Joseph Jenkins
1830–1900
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Bartholomew "Beth" Jenkins
1836–1922
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Druzilla Jenkins Musselman Faircloth
1837–1911
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