Osborn Lanham, Sr from census records was born about 1770 in Maryland. His will from Washington Co shows he died before August 1831 in Washington Co, KY. His exact dates and location of burial are not fully known. He is believed to be buried in St Rose likely with his wife or wives Rachel and Elizabeth (some say Hess). If there were two wives or just one wive is also not fully known nor is it documented that her maiden name was Hess. This seems to be a common or copycat name given by someone and in Internet fashion, constantly "improved" upon.
My link is thru his 6th known child of Catherine "Kitty" Lanham who married Henry Alvey as his third wife and both are buried in St Alphonsus Catholic Cemetery located at St Joseph, Daviess Co, KY.
Assuming two wives, Rachel died shortly after Sept 1807 and Osborn remarried to an Elizabeth a few years later, their first child was born in 1812. Elizabeth died in 1851 and thought to be buried with Osborn,
Lori Price believes years ago when she was much younger, she saw his marker by a large tree near the front of the St Rose church but I've looked many times for his marker as well as that of his second wife Elizabeth who died some 20 years after him but found nothing.
My link is thru his 6th known child of Catherine "Kitty" Lanham who married Henry Alvey as his third wife and both are buried in St Alphonsus Catholic Cemetery located at St Joseph, Daviess Co, KY.
Assuming two wives, Rachel died shortly after Sept 1807 and Osborn remarried to an Elizabeth a few years later, their first child was born in 1812. Elizabeth died in 1851 and thought to be buried with Osborn,
Lori Price believes years ago when she was much younger, she saw his marker by a large tree near the front of the St Rose church but I've looked many times for his marker as well as that of his second wife Elizabeth who died some 20 years after him but found nothing.
Osborn Lanham, Sr from census records was born about 1770 in Maryland. His will from Washington Co shows he died before August 1831 in Washington Co, KY. His exact dates and location of burial are not fully known. He is believed to be buried in St Rose likely with his wife or wives Rachel and Elizabeth (some say Hess). If there were two wives or just one wive is also not fully known nor is it documented that her maiden name was Hess. This seems to be a common or copycat name given by someone and in Internet fashion, constantly "improved" upon.
My link is thru his 6th known child of Catherine "Kitty" Lanham who married Henry Alvey as his third wife and both are buried in St Alphonsus Catholic Cemetery located at St Joseph, Daviess Co, KY.
Assuming two wives, Rachel died shortly after Sept 1807 and Osborn remarried to an Elizabeth a few years later, their first child was born in 1812. Elizabeth died in 1851 and thought to be buried with Osborn,
Lori Price believes years ago when she was much younger, she saw his marker by a large tree near the front of the St Rose church but I've looked many times for his marker as well as that of his second wife Elizabeth who died some 20 years after him but found nothing.
My link is thru his 6th known child of Catherine "Kitty" Lanham who married Henry Alvey as his third wife and both are buried in St Alphonsus Catholic Cemetery located at St Joseph, Daviess Co, KY.
Assuming two wives, Rachel died shortly after Sept 1807 and Osborn remarried to an Elizabeth a few years later, their first child was born in 1812. Elizabeth died in 1851 and thought to be buried with Osborn,
Lori Price believes years ago when she was much younger, she saw his marker by a large tree near the front of the St Rose church but I've looked many times for his marker as well as that of his second wife Elizabeth who died some 20 years after him but found nothing.
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