Parents Anna Moles & James Ennis
His Father and Grandfather came to America from Westmeathe, Ireland
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Zachariah Ennis was married to Susannah Bradshaw about 1798 in Burke, NC. She was born in 1762 in NC to William Bradshaw & Mary Collicot. She died in 1815 in Burke, NC.
Zachariah Ennis moved to Adair County, KY w/his children in 1817, & then went to Madison County, AR w/his son John Ennis, in 1839. He died at the home of his son Elisha. He was buried in Madison County. He had 8 children by Susannah Bradshaw.
10 Dec 1923 A verbatem statement by Adeline Ussery
"now i will comens Zackrihar our grandfather had 8 children: Anna, Mara, Elizabeth Arons, Jams, William, Zackriar, Jhom ans Elisha grandmother Ennis her nam bee for marig was Anna Bradchaw I think her grandfather was borned in for gina I dont noo wher grandmother (I wont bee shore) borned s I he cam from irlan too but sher shee was bornd her ir thair i dont rembmber"
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23 Apr 2013
Email by Joy Russell; Madison County Genealogical & Historical Society
According to records, Elisha Ennis on 10 Mar 1843 homestead the NE 1/4 of the NW 1/4 & the SE 1/4 of the NW 1/4, of Section 6, Township 16 N, Range 27 W. 'Martin Johnson' is located on Elisha's homestead.
The Historical Society recently published Madison County Cemetery Book #11 in Dec 2012. Here is an excerpt from Book #11, pg 109: Martin Johnson (also called Mt. Pleasant, Martinville, Cedar, & Evergreen) is a very old cemetery & has many, many graves marked only w/fieldstones having no names inscribed on them. It is located in the middle of a pasture on a hill. It is fenced & was cleaned up about 2006, but has no routine maintenance. Some of the earliest known graves are 1847 - 1865.
I agree this could be the burial location of Zachariah. This seems very feasible since this old cemetery is located on property homestead by Elisha Ennis in 1843.
27 Apr 2021 Suggested edit:
Often confused with a wife of Zachariah, Elizabeth Ennis, mother of John Ennis, Nancy Ennis Terry and Barbara Ennis Terry, was a sister to Zachariah Ennis. They traveled with Zachariah Ennis and extended family when they moved westward out of Burke Co., NC. Elizabeth, according to long held family tradition, never married the father of her children. Zachariah Ennis' son Elisha Ennis will marry the daughter of Barbara Ennis Terry (Matilda Terry Ennis).
Contributor: Marilyn A. Hudson (47041559
His Father and Grandfather came to America from Westmeathe, Ireland
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Zachariah Ennis was married to Susannah Bradshaw about 1798 in Burke, NC. She was born in 1762 in NC to William Bradshaw & Mary Collicot. She died in 1815 in Burke, NC.
Zachariah Ennis moved to Adair County, KY w/his children in 1817, & then went to Madison County, AR w/his son John Ennis, in 1839. He died at the home of his son Elisha. He was buried in Madison County. He had 8 children by Susannah Bradshaw.
10 Dec 1923 A verbatem statement by Adeline Ussery
"now i will comens Zackrihar our grandfather had 8 children: Anna, Mara, Elizabeth Arons, Jams, William, Zackriar, Jhom ans Elisha grandmother Ennis her nam bee for marig was Anna Bradchaw I think her grandfather was borned in for gina I dont noo wher grandmother (I wont bee shore) borned s I he cam from irlan too but sher shee was bornd her ir thair i dont rembmber"
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23 Apr 2013
Email by Joy Russell; Madison County Genealogical & Historical Society
According to records, Elisha Ennis on 10 Mar 1843 homestead the NE 1/4 of the NW 1/4 & the SE 1/4 of the NW 1/4, of Section 6, Township 16 N, Range 27 W. 'Martin Johnson' is located on Elisha's homestead.
The Historical Society recently published Madison County Cemetery Book #11 in Dec 2012. Here is an excerpt from Book #11, pg 109: Martin Johnson (also called Mt. Pleasant, Martinville, Cedar, & Evergreen) is a very old cemetery & has many, many graves marked only w/fieldstones having no names inscribed on them. It is located in the middle of a pasture on a hill. It is fenced & was cleaned up about 2006, but has no routine maintenance. Some of the earliest known graves are 1847 - 1865.
I agree this could be the burial location of Zachariah. This seems very feasible since this old cemetery is located on property homestead by Elisha Ennis in 1843.
27 Apr 2021 Suggested edit:
Often confused with a wife of Zachariah, Elizabeth Ennis, mother of John Ennis, Nancy Ennis Terry and Barbara Ennis Terry, was a sister to Zachariah Ennis. They traveled with Zachariah Ennis and extended family when they moved westward out of Burke Co., NC. Elizabeth, according to long held family tradition, never married the father of her children. Zachariah Ennis' son Elisha Ennis will marry the daughter of Barbara Ennis Terry (Matilda Terry Ennis).
Contributor: Marilyn A. Hudson (47041559
Parents Anna Moles & James Ennis
His Father and Grandfather came to America from Westmeathe, Ireland
❤✿❤~•*✿*•~❤✿❤
Zachariah Ennis was married to Susannah Bradshaw about 1798 in Burke, NC. She was born in 1762 in NC to William Bradshaw & Mary Collicot. She died in 1815 in Burke, NC.
Zachariah Ennis moved to Adair County, KY w/his children in 1817, & then went to Madison County, AR w/his son John Ennis, in 1839. He died at the home of his son Elisha. He was buried in Madison County. He had 8 children by Susannah Bradshaw.
10 Dec 1923 A verbatem statement by Adeline Ussery
"now i will comens Zackrihar our grandfather had 8 children: Anna, Mara, Elizabeth Arons, Jams, William, Zackriar, Jhom ans Elisha grandmother Ennis her nam bee for marig was Anna Bradchaw I think her grandfather was borned in for gina I dont noo wher grandmother (I wont bee shore) borned s I he cam from irlan too but sher shee was bornd her ir thair i dont rembmber"
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23 Apr 2013
Email by Joy Russell; Madison County Genealogical & Historical Society
According to records, Elisha Ennis on 10 Mar 1843 homestead the NE 1/4 of the NW 1/4 & the SE 1/4 of the NW 1/4, of Section 6, Township 16 N, Range 27 W. 'Martin Johnson' is located on Elisha's homestead.
The Historical Society recently published Madison County Cemetery Book #11 in Dec 2012. Here is an excerpt from Book #11, pg 109: Martin Johnson (also called Mt. Pleasant, Martinville, Cedar, & Evergreen) is a very old cemetery & has many, many graves marked only w/fieldstones having no names inscribed on them. It is located in the middle of a pasture on a hill. It is fenced & was cleaned up about 2006, but has no routine maintenance. Some of the earliest known graves are 1847 - 1865.
I agree this could be the burial location of Zachariah. This seems very feasible since this old cemetery is located on property homestead by Elisha Ennis in 1843.
27 Apr 2021 Suggested edit:
Often confused with a wife of Zachariah, Elizabeth Ennis, mother of John Ennis, Nancy Ennis Terry and Barbara Ennis Terry, was a sister to Zachariah Ennis. They traveled with Zachariah Ennis and extended family when they moved westward out of Burke Co., NC. Elizabeth, according to long held family tradition, never married the father of her children. Zachariah Ennis' son Elisha Ennis will marry the daughter of Barbara Ennis Terry (Matilda Terry Ennis).
Contributor: Marilyn A. Hudson (47041559
His Father and Grandfather came to America from Westmeathe, Ireland
❤✿❤~•*✿*•~❤✿❤
Zachariah Ennis was married to Susannah Bradshaw about 1798 in Burke, NC. She was born in 1762 in NC to William Bradshaw & Mary Collicot. She died in 1815 in Burke, NC.
Zachariah Ennis moved to Adair County, KY w/his children in 1817, & then went to Madison County, AR w/his son John Ennis, in 1839. He died at the home of his son Elisha. He was buried in Madison County. He had 8 children by Susannah Bradshaw.
10 Dec 1923 A verbatem statement by Adeline Ussery
"now i will comens Zackrihar our grandfather had 8 children: Anna, Mara, Elizabeth Arons, Jams, William, Zackriar, Jhom ans Elisha grandmother Ennis her nam bee for marig was Anna Bradchaw I think her grandfather was borned in for gina I dont noo wher grandmother (I wont bee shore) borned s I he cam from irlan too but sher shee was bornd her ir thair i dont rembmber"
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23 Apr 2013
Email by Joy Russell; Madison County Genealogical & Historical Society
According to records, Elisha Ennis on 10 Mar 1843 homestead the NE 1/4 of the NW 1/4 & the SE 1/4 of the NW 1/4, of Section 6, Township 16 N, Range 27 W. 'Martin Johnson' is located on Elisha's homestead.
The Historical Society recently published Madison County Cemetery Book #11 in Dec 2012. Here is an excerpt from Book #11, pg 109: Martin Johnson (also called Mt. Pleasant, Martinville, Cedar, & Evergreen) is a very old cemetery & has many, many graves marked only w/fieldstones having no names inscribed on them. It is located in the middle of a pasture on a hill. It is fenced & was cleaned up about 2006, but has no routine maintenance. Some of the earliest known graves are 1847 - 1865.
I agree this could be the burial location of Zachariah. This seems very feasible since this old cemetery is located on property homestead by Elisha Ennis in 1843.
27 Apr 2021 Suggested edit:
Often confused with a wife of Zachariah, Elizabeth Ennis, mother of John Ennis, Nancy Ennis Terry and Barbara Ennis Terry, was a sister to Zachariah Ennis. They traveled with Zachariah Ennis and extended family when they moved westward out of Burke Co., NC. Elizabeth, according to long held family tradition, never married the father of her children. Zachariah Ennis' son Elisha Ennis will marry the daughter of Barbara Ennis Terry (Matilda Terry Ennis).
Contributor: Marilyn A. Hudson (47041559
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