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Pioneers Of Marshall County Kentucky With Edwards, Hiett, Pace, Starks, And Allied Families
Language: English
Published by Published by the Author / Evansville Bindery Inc., Evansville, IN, 1999
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Hardcover. Condition: Fine. 1st Edition. xix, 325pp, illustrated, maps, blue buckram with gilt titles, very fresh, clean, and bright, unmarked inside and out. This is copy 97 of 125, as noted by small sticker at front fly. David Edwards, born in Virginia, 1757, son of David Edwards, married Ailcey or Alcy Johnson in North Carolina in 1793. They later moved to Kentucky. Their children included John. William Henry Hiett, born in South Carolina, married Elizabeth and had children including John, Elizabeth, Mary, Catherine, Aaron and George. William Pace, son of John and Elizabeth Montague Pace was married in Virginia to Susanna West, daughter of John West. Their children included Milly, John, Newsome, William, Langston, Susanna, Joel, Letitia and Spencer, who was born in 1770. Jesse Starks was the son of Zerubbabel and Martha Starks. He married Lettice B. Pace, the daughter of Spencer and Molly or Polly Haymes in 1807 in Kentucky. Their children included Reuben, Nancy, Andrew, Spencer and Silvester. Allied families include Lentz, Dowdy, Powell, Rowland, Slaughter. Very scarce.
