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Mary Ann <I>Huckleberry</I> Prather

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Mary Ann Huckleberry Prather

Birth
Charlestown, Clark County, Indiana, USA
Death
4 Mar 1904 (aged 87)
Jennings County, Indiana, USA
Burial
North Vernon, Jennings County, Indiana, USA
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Mary Ann and Hiram were married 24 Apr 1834 in Jennings Co, IN, and they were the parents of:
Allen Wylie/15 Jan 1836 m. Hannah McKane Linton; 2) Elizabeth Catherine Dryden
Uriah Clark/abt. 1836 m. Harriet A Eldridge
Alonzo Smith/25 Jul 1840 m. Ada Maria McMillan
William Brown/Nov 1841 m. Cora Belle Kellar
Leander Hamilton/25 Oct 1843
Ary Ellen/1845 m. Leander R. Jackson
Walter Scott/9 Jan 1847 m. Catherine Kyle; 2) Mary E Kelley
John Quincy/Jul 1848 - 10 Jan 1869
Andrew Hamilton/abt. 1850 m. Eva; 2) Blanche Estelle
Mary Alice/22 Jun 1852 m. Amos B. Light
Eliza Jane 'Lida'/27 Sep 1854 m. John Woodward Kellar
Theodore A/1856
Susan K/1858 m. Michael Colbert Coryell #18110878
McKee Dunn/9 Jul 1860 - 11 Aug 1863

[Hiram fought in the Mexican War. He and seven of his sons served in the Union Army during the Civil War. Serving with Hiram were Allen, Uriah, Alonzo, William, Leander, Walter and John Quincy Prather.
Ref: Letter from Major E. S. Adams, Adjutant Generals Office, Washington, D.C. to George R. Hill, dated April 23, 1940
Mary Ann and Hiram were married 24 Apr 1834 in Jennings Co, IN, and they were the parents of:
Allen Wylie/15 Jan 1836 m. Hannah McKane Linton; 2) Elizabeth Catherine Dryden
Uriah Clark/abt. 1836 m. Harriet A Eldridge
Alonzo Smith/25 Jul 1840 m. Ada Maria McMillan
William Brown/Nov 1841 m. Cora Belle Kellar
Leander Hamilton/25 Oct 1843
Ary Ellen/1845 m. Leander R. Jackson
Walter Scott/9 Jan 1847 m. Catherine Kyle; 2) Mary E Kelley
John Quincy/Jul 1848 - 10 Jan 1869
Andrew Hamilton/abt. 1850 m. Eva; 2) Blanche Estelle
Mary Alice/22 Jun 1852 m. Amos B. Light
Eliza Jane 'Lida'/27 Sep 1854 m. John Woodward Kellar
Theodore A/1856
Susan K/1858 m. Michael Colbert Coryell #18110878
McKee Dunn/9 Jul 1860 - 11 Aug 1863

[Hiram fought in the Mexican War. He and seven of his sons served in the Union Army during the Civil War. Serving with Hiram were Allen, Uriah, Alonzo, William, Leander, Walter and John Quincy Prather.
Ref: Letter from Major E. S. Adams, Adjutant Generals Office, Washington, D.C. to George R. Hill, dated April 23, 1940

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