& Nancy Ann Byrd
wife of Stephen Chandler Penn
She & Stephen migrated to Alabama from Tennessee circa 1832/3
Her first 7 children were born in TN
Her last 3 in Alabama
The battle of Day's Gap was fought on their property during the Civil War and their cabin was used for a makeshift field hospital. records indicate there are 6 Civil War soldiers buried in this cemetery, three with fieldstone markers , 2 believed to be black soldiers.
This property is still owned by family members.
you can google: Battle of Days Gap.
Their property included Days Gap Road, which was the first Toll Road in the State of Alabama.
Maternal 4th Great Grandmother
& Nancy Ann Byrd
wife of Stephen Chandler Penn
She & Stephen migrated to Alabama from Tennessee circa 1832/3
Her first 7 children were born in TN
Her last 3 in Alabama
The battle of Day's Gap was fought on their property during the Civil War and their cabin was used for a makeshift field hospital. records indicate there are 6 Civil War soldiers buried in this cemetery, three with fieldstone markers , 2 believed to be black soldiers.
This property is still owned by family members.
you can google: Battle of Days Gap.
Their property included Days Gap Road, which was the first Toll Road in the State of Alabama.
Maternal 4th Great Grandmother
Family Members
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Richard Byrd Day Sr
1799–1878
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James M Day
1801–1850
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Andrew Day
1801–1849
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Mary A "Polly" Day Gibson
1805–1898
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Minerva Day Stovall
1806–1825
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Elizabeth Day Penn
1807–1869
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Thursey Eliza Day Gibson
1808–1863
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Hannah Day Sherrill
1810–1869
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Nancy Day
1812–1861
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Seany J Day Turrentine
1815–1881
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William Byrd Day
1817–1901
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Lucretia "Tishie" Day Simpson
1819–1873
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