This appears to be Frances (Fanny) Holden the first wife of Elijah B. Bynum. She was born March 1837, Pickens South Carolina, one of the daughters of James H. Holden and Mary Polly Alexander. She is the sister of, Elizabeth Ann Holden, also buried at Moodys. Frances is listed on a comon stone with Elijah, where she is listed as born 1836 and died 1920. Frances and Elijah are enumerated in the 1900 census living with their youngest son Terry. At that time they are living in Daileys, Blount County, Frances must have died between that census and 1902 when Elijah married a second time.
Frances (Fanny) Holden is the sister of my paternal gg-grandmother.
Elijah B. Bynum is the brother of my maternial gg-grandmother.
Frances (Fanny) Holden is the sister of my paternal gg-grandmother.
Elijah B. Bynum is the brother of my maternial gg-grandmother.
This appears to be Frances (Fanny) Holden the first wife of Elijah B. Bynum. She was born March 1837, Pickens South Carolina, one of the daughters of James H. Holden and Mary Polly Alexander. She is the sister of, Elizabeth Ann Holden, also buried at Moodys. Frances is listed on a comon stone with Elijah, where she is listed as born 1836 and died 1920. Frances and Elijah are enumerated in the 1900 census living with their youngest son Terry. At that time they are living in Daileys, Blount County, Frances must have died between that census and 1902 when Elijah married a second time.
Frances (Fanny) Holden is the sister of my paternal gg-grandmother.
Elijah B. Bynum is the brother of my maternial gg-grandmother.
Frances (Fanny) Holden is the sister of my paternal gg-grandmother.
Elijah B. Bynum is the brother of my maternial gg-grandmother.
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