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Julia Ann <I>Eddleman</I> Lee

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Julia Ann Eddleman Lee

Birth
Bourbon, Pulaski County, Kentucky, USA
Death
Apr 1872 (aged 65–66)
Fairfield, Jefferson County, Iowa, USA
Burial
Perlee, Jefferson County, Iowa, USA GPS-Latitude: 41.080575, Longitude: -91.899338
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Julia was born to the parents of Daniel and his wife Sarah Eddleman in Bourbon, Kentucky in 1806.

She married Lewis Runo Lee November 25th 1828 in Jefferson County, Indiana. Together they had eleven children in 23 years.

Cythina Ann, Dr. John H., Rev. Daniel H., Richard Harrison, Celia Elizabeth, Sarah L., Amos, Lewis, William Wesley, Mary Iowa and Louisa Adeline.

Julia passed before her husband in 1872 in Fairfield, Jefferson County, Iowa at the age of 66. She was buried with her son William Wesley in the old Perlee Cemetery 1539 Olive in Fairfield Jefferson County, Iowa that has sense been plowed under by a farmer that bought the land. (Information by Verda Baird that lives in Fairfield Jefferson County, Iowa. Retired Historican for the Jefferson County Courthouse and the Jefferson County Library)
Julia was born to the parents of Daniel and his wife Sarah Eddleman in Bourbon, Kentucky in 1806.

She married Lewis Runo Lee November 25th 1828 in Jefferson County, Indiana. Together they had eleven children in 23 years.

Cythina Ann, Dr. John H., Rev. Daniel H., Richard Harrison, Celia Elizabeth, Sarah L., Amos, Lewis, William Wesley, Mary Iowa and Louisa Adeline.

Julia passed before her husband in 1872 in Fairfield, Jefferson County, Iowa at the age of 66. She was buried with her son William Wesley in the old Perlee Cemetery 1539 Olive in Fairfield Jefferson County, Iowa that has sense been plowed under by a farmer that bought the land. (Information by Verda Baird that lives in Fairfield Jefferson County, Iowa. Retired Historican for the Jefferson County Courthouse and the Jefferson County Library)

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Julia Eddleman Lee is buried in the old Perlee Cemetery that was bought and plowed under by a farmer to grow crops, picture shown is what is left of the Perlee Cemetery. This picture I found was on Find A Grave by Irish Eyes are Smiling



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