Nancy Jane was born of parents for which I have no personal names at this time. She probably arrived in Robertson County Tennessee with her parents from South Carolina.
She met and married Edmund Hendley Richards JR. [1806]. He had migrated into Tennessee in 1814 with his parents from his native Franklin County Virginia. Together they had their first child Elizabeth [1830] before leaving for Illinois and Macoupin County.
Nancy and Edmund settled east of the Palmyra/Modesto area on Otter Lake where their land was located. They raised their young and lived there for the remainder of their earthly lives.
Edmund and wife Nancy had the following children:
1. Elizabeth W. (1830) TN
2. Lankston W. (1833) IL Civil War Vet
3. Alfred P. (1836) IL +Sarah A. Vance
4. Enoch Stewart (1840) IL +Elizabeth Moore
5. Newton Asher (1843) IL +Luthie A. Sullivan
6. Edmund Hendley III (1849) IL +Nancy Adcock
She met and married Edmund Hendley Richards JR. [1806]. He had migrated into Tennessee in 1814 with his parents from his native Franklin County Virginia. Together they had their first child Elizabeth [1830] before leaving for Illinois and Macoupin County.
Nancy and Edmund settled east of the Palmyra/Modesto area on Otter Lake where their land was located. They raised their young and lived there for the remainder of their earthly lives.
Edmund and wife Nancy had the following children:
1. Elizabeth W. (1830) TN
2. Lankston W. (1833) IL Civil War Vet
3. Alfred P. (1836) IL +Sarah A. Vance
4. Enoch Stewart (1840) IL +Elizabeth Moore
5. Newton Asher (1843) IL +Luthie A. Sullivan
6. Edmund Hendley III (1849) IL +Nancy Adcock
Nancy Jane was born of parents for which I have no personal names at this time. She probably arrived in Robertson County Tennessee with her parents from South Carolina.
She met and married Edmund Hendley Richards JR. [1806]. He had migrated into Tennessee in 1814 with his parents from his native Franklin County Virginia. Together they had their first child Elizabeth [1830] before leaving for Illinois and Macoupin County.
Nancy and Edmund settled east of the Palmyra/Modesto area on Otter Lake where their land was located. They raised their young and lived there for the remainder of their earthly lives.
Edmund and wife Nancy had the following children:
1. Elizabeth W. (1830) TN
2. Lankston W. (1833) IL Civil War Vet
3. Alfred P. (1836) IL +Sarah A. Vance
4. Enoch Stewart (1840) IL +Elizabeth Moore
5. Newton Asher (1843) IL +Luthie A. Sullivan
6. Edmund Hendley III (1849) IL +Nancy Adcock
She met and married Edmund Hendley Richards JR. [1806]. He had migrated into Tennessee in 1814 with his parents from his native Franklin County Virginia. Together they had their first child Elizabeth [1830] before leaving for Illinois and Macoupin County.
Nancy and Edmund settled east of the Palmyra/Modesto area on Otter Lake where their land was located. They raised their young and lived there for the remainder of their earthly lives.
Edmund and wife Nancy had the following children:
1. Elizabeth W. (1830) TN
2. Lankston W. (1833) IL Civil War Vet
3. Alfred P. (1836) IL +Sarah A. Vance
4. Enoch Stewart (1840) IL +Elizabeth Moore
5. Newton Asher (1843) IL +Luthie A. Sullivan
6. Edmund Hendley III (1849) IL +Nancy Adcock
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