NOTE - SOMETHING IS WRONG HERE.
The 1902 marriage record of "Nannie Money" and Dawson Warren stated that she was 30 years of age. That would make her birth year about 1872. The tombstone shows 1852. The birth year of 1852 is also shown to be approximately correct on the 1870 and 1880 James Money Census.
With a birth year of 1852 she would have been 20 years older than her husband.
If anyone can solve this mystery, please contact me!
MYSTERY SOLVED!!
People lied about their age when giving information to census takers.
They also lied about their age when they married.....Sometimes they wanted to appear a little older and sometimes they wanted to be a little younger, as in this case.
In the 1900 Green County census she was living in the household of her brother Thomas H. Money. She was 51 years of age and listed as single. No children indicated.
WB. 4, page 317 Green Co., KY 5 Sept., 1908
Will of Nancy A. Warren, wife of Dawson W. Warren; I bequeath to my husband, Dawson W. Warren, one gray mare, one cow, one dresser, one bedstead, and a sufficient supply of bedclothes, pillows and boulster, and kitchen furniture. I bequeath to James E. Perkins, son of my deceased sister, Alice Perkins, $5.00. I desire to be sold to the highest bidder: one sewing machine, one bureau, one clock, one bedstead and lounge, one little table, one set of chairs, one saddle, one buggie and harness, one trun~. My husband, Dawson W. Warran, gets the farm on which I live during his lifetime. At his death, it goes to my three brothers: George P. Money, William R. Money, and Thomas H. Money, divided equally. The money our Dm the sale of my personal property, after expenses, is to be divided equally among my three brothers.
Signed: Nanc A. Warren
Wit: J. J. Stearman, W. L. Loyall
Produced: 12 Oct., 1908 and proven by J. rr. Stearman and W. L. Loyall.
Recorded: 13 Oct., 1908 by P. F. Marshall, clk, Green Co.
(added by Russell Perkins)
The 1902 marriage record of "Nannie Money" and Dawson Warren stated that she was 30 years of age. That would make her birth year about 1872. The tombstone shows 1852. The birth year of 1852 is also shown to be approximately correct on the 1870 and 1880 James Money Census.
With a birth year of 1852 she would have been 20 years older than her husband.
If anyone can solve this mystery, please contact me!
MYSTERY SOLVED!!
People lied about their age when giving information to census takers.
They also lied about their age when they married.....Sometimes they wanted to appear a little older and sometimes they wanted to be a little younger, as in this case.
In the 1900 Green County census she was living in the household of her brother Thomas H. Money. She was 51 years of age and listed as single. No children indicated.
WB. 4, page 317 Green Co., KY 5 Sept., 1908
Will of Nancy A. Warren, wife of Dawson W. Warren; I bequeath to my husband, Dawson W. Warren, one gray mare, one cow, one dresser, one bedstead, and a sufficient supply of bedclothes, pillows and boulster, and kitchen furniture. I bequeath to James E. Perkins, son of my deceased sister, Alice Perkins, $5.00. I desire to be sold to the highest bidder: one sewing machine, one bureau, one clock, one bedstead and lounge, one little table, one set of chairs, one saddle, one buggie and harness, one trun~. My husband, Dawson W. Warran, gets the farm on which I live during his lifetime. At his death, it goes to my three brothers: George P. Money, William R. Money, and Thomas H. Money, divided equally. The money our Dm the sale of my personal property, after expenses, is to be divided equally among my three brothers.
Signed: Nanc A. Warren
Wit: J. J. Stearman, W. L. Loyall
Produced: 12 Oct., 1908 and proven by J. rr. Stearman and W. L. Loyall.
Recorded: 13 Oct., 1908 by P. F. Marshall, clk, Green Co.
(added by Russell Perkins)
NOTE - SOMETHING IS WRONG HERE.
The 1902 marriage record of "Nannie Money" and Dawson Warren stated that she was 30 years of age. That would make her birth year about 1872. The tombstone shows 1852. The birth year of 1852 is also shown to be approximately correct on the 1870 and 1880 James Money Census.
With a birth year of 1852 she would have been 20 years older than her husband.
If anyone can solve this mystery, please contact me!
MYSTERY SOLVED!!
People lied about their age when giving information to census takers.
They also lied about their age when they married.....Sometimes they wanted to appear a little older and sometimes they wanted to be a little younger, as in this case.
In the 1900 Green County census she was living in the household of her brother Thomas H. Money. She was 51 years of age and listed as single. No children indicated.
WB. 4, page 317 Green Co., KY 5 Sept., 1908
Will of Nancy A. Warren, wife of Dawson W. Warren; I bequeath to my husband, Dawson W. Warren, one gray mare, one cow, one dresser, one bedstead, and a sufficient supply of bedclothes, pillows and boulster, and kitchen furniture. I bequeath to James E. Perkins, son of my deceased sister, Alice Perkins, $5.00. I desire to be sold to the highest bidder: one sewing machine, one bureau, one clock, one bedstead and lounge, one little table, one set of chairs, one saddle, one buggie and harness, one trun~. My husband, Dawson W. Warran, gets the farm on which I live during his lifetime. At his death, it goes to my three brothers: George P. Money, William R. Money, and Thomas H. Money, divided equally. The money our Dm the sale of my personal property, after expenses, is to be divided equally among my three brothers.
Signed: Nanc A. Warren
Wit: J. J. Stearman, W. L. Loyall
Produced: 12 Oct., 1908 and proven by J. rr. Stearman and W. L. Loyall.
Recorded: 13 Oct., 1908 by P. F. Marshall, clk, Green Co.
(added by Russell Perkins)
The 1902 marriage record of "Nannie Money" and Dawson Warren stated that she was 30 years of age. That would make her birth year about 1872. The tombstone shows 1852. The birth year of 1852 is also shown to be approximately correct on the 1870 and 1880 James Money Census.
With a birth year of 1852 she would have been 20 years older than her husband.
If anyone can solve this mystery, please contact me!
MYSTERY SOLVED!!
People lied about their age when giving information to census takers.
They also lied about their age when they married.....Sometimes they wanted to appear a little older and sometimes they wanted to be a little younger, as in this case.
In the 1900 Green County census she was living in the household of her brother Thomas H. Money. She was 51 years of age and listed as single. No children indicated.
WB. 4, page 317 Green Co., KY 5 Sept., 1908
Will of Nancy A. Warren, wife of Dawson W. Warren; I bequeath to my husband, Dawson W. Warren, one gray mare, one cow, one dresser, one bedstead, and a sufficient supply of bedclothes, pillows and boulster, and kitchen furniture. I bequeath to James E. Perkins, son of my deceased sister, Alice Perkins, $5.00. I desire to be sold to the highest bidder: one sewing machine, one bureau, one clock, one bedstead and lounge, one little table, one set of chairs, one saddle, one buggie and harness, one trun~. My husband, Dawson W. Warran, gets the farm on which I live during his lifetime. At his death, it goes to my three brothers: George P. Money, William R. Money, and Thomas H. Money, divided equally. The money our Dm the sale of my personal property, after expenses, is to be divided equally among my three brothers.
Signed: Nanc A. Warren
Wit: J. J. Stearman, W. L. Loyall
Produced: 12 Oct., 1908 and proven by J. rr. Stearman and W. L. Loyall.
Recorded: 13 Oct., 1908 by P. F. Marshall, clk, Green Co.
(added by Russell Perkins)
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