Dorothea Ann Ballaner married Elias Barker July 20 1848 in Sangamon Co Illinois.
Her name is given as Bound in the History of the Early Settlers of Sangamon County, by John Powell.
Her maiden name is believed to have been Ballaner based on her marriage record to Elias Barker, however "Bounds" could've been a married name after Elias' death in 1873.
There have been variations in her first name mentioned in other records as well including Dougherty, Dolly, and Dorothy.
Early Settlers records also state that she moved to Clarksville, Illinois(now called Berry) after Elias' death. Her grave may be in a cemetery in or around that town.
Her name is given as Bound in the History of the Early Settlers of Sangamon County, by John Powell.
Her maiden name is believed to have been Ballaner based on her marriage record to Elias Barker, however "Bounds" could've been a married name after Elias' death in 1873.
There have been variations in her first name mentioned in other records as well including Dougherty, Dolly, and Dorothy.
Early Settlers records also state that she moved to Clarksville, Illinois(now called Berry) after Elias' death. Her grave may be in a cemetery in or around that town.
Dorothea Ann Ballaner married Elias Barker July 20 1848 in Sangamon Co Illinois.
Her name is given as Bound in the History of the Early Settlers of Sangamon County, by John Powell.
Her maiden name is believed to have been Ballaner based on her marriage record to Elias Barker, however "Bounds" could've been a married name after Elias' death in 1873.
There have been variations in her first name mentioned in other records as well including Dougherty, Dolly, and Dorothy.
Early Settlers records also state that she moved to Clarksville, Illinois(now called Berry) after Elias' death. Her grave may be in a cemetery in or around that town.
Her name is given as Bound in the History of the Early Settlers of Sangamon County, by John Powell.
Her maiden name is believed to have been Ballaner based on her marriage record to Elias Barker, however "Bounds" could've been a married name after Elias' death in 1873.
There have been variations in her first name mentioned in other records as well including Dougherty, Dolly, and Dorothy.
Early Settlers records also state that she moved to Clarksville, Illinois(now called Berry) after Elias' death. Her grave may be in a cemetery in or around that town.
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