s/o M.S and M.L Porter
M.S. and M.L. Porter are most probably Melvin S Porter, Sr., and Mary Lou (Maynie) Porter. The couple appears to have followed the pattern of the time and had a child every 2 or 3 years. There is a gap around 1899 in their children's birth years in that pattern, and Ashby's birth fits neatly in that gap. The family lived in Jackson County, Georgia before and after the time Ashby was born and died, so it is most likely this is from where he hailed in his short life.
While there is no hard documentation on Ashby's family, this is the best, most probable case the data supports.
M.S. and M.L. Porter are most probably Melvin S Porter, Sr., and Mary Lou (Maynie) Porter. The couple appears to have followed the pattern of the time and had a child every 2 or 3 years. There is a gap around 1899 in their children's birth years in that pattern, and Ashby's birth fits neatly in that gap. The family lived in Jackson County, Georgia before and after the time Ashby was born and died, so it is most likely this is from where he hailed in his short life.
While there is no hard documentation on Ashby's family, this is the best, most probable case the data supports.
s/o M.S and M.L Porter
M.S. and M.L. Porter are most probably Melvin S Porter, Sr., and Mary Lou (Maynie) Porter. The couple appears to have followed the pattern of the time and had a child every 2 or 3 years. There is a gap around 1899 in their children's birth years in that pattern, and Ashby's birth fits neatly in that gap. The family lived in Jackson County, Georgia before and after the time Ashby was born and died, so it is most likely this is from where he hailed in his short life.
While there is no hard documentation on Ashby's family, this is the best, most probable case the data supports.
M.S. and M.L. Porter are most probably Melvin S Porter, Sr., and Mary Lou (Maynie) Porter. The couple appears to have followed the pattern of the time and had a child every 2 or 3 years. There is a gap around 1899 in their children's birth years in that pattern, and Ashby's birth fits neatly in that gap. The family lived in Jackson County, Georgia before and after the time Ashby was born and died, so it is most likely this is from where he hailed in his short life.
While there is no hard documentation on Ashby's family, this is the best, most probable case the data supports.
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