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Dr. Thomas Marion Douglas 1828–1901 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 21 JUN 1828

Birth Location: Elk Valley, Campbell, Tennessee

Death Date: 4 Oct 1901

Death Location: Jellico, Campbell, Tennessee, USA

Father: Matthew Douglas

Mother: Nancy King

Spouse(s): Nancy Archer

Children(s): Lewis douglas

In 1828, Dr. Thomas Marion Douglas entered the world in Elk Valley, Campbell, Tennessee, born to Matthew Douglas And Nancy Ann King. In 1880, Dr. Thomas Marion Douglas resided in Lower Elk, Campbell, Tennessee, USA. Dr. Thomas Marion Douglas married Nancy Archer, and had children including Lewis Douglas. Dr. Thomas Marion Douglas passed away in 1901 in Jellico, Campbell, Tennessee, USA.

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Biography

  • In 1828, Dr. Thomas Marion Douglas entered the world in Elk Valley, Campbell, Tennessee, born to Matthew Douglas And Nancy Ann King.
  • In 1880, Dr. Thomas Marion Douglas resided in Lower Elk, Campbell, Tennessee, USA.
  • Dr. Thomas Marion Douglas married Nancy Archer, and had children including Lewis Douglas.
  • Dr. Thomas Marion Douglas passed away in 1901 in Jellico, Campbell, Tennessee, USA.

Immediate Family

Parents

Matthew Douglas
1791–1845
Birth Location: Jonesborough, Washington, Tennessee, USA
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Nancy King
1792–1861
Birth Location: Washington Co., Territory South of Ohio River (now Tennessee)
NK

Spouses(s)

Nancy Archer
1832–1906
Birth Location: Jellico, Campbell, Tennessee, United States
NA

Children(s)

Lewis douglas
1855–1898
Birth Location: Jellico, Campbell, Tennessee, USA
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Dr. Douglas's Ancestors

Self
Dr. Douglas
1828–1901
Birth Place: Elk Valley, Campbell, Tennessee
Parents
Matthew Douglas
1791–1845
Jonesborough, Washington, Tennessee, USA
Nancy (Ann) King
1792–1861
Washington Co., Territory South of Ohio River (now Tennessee)
Grandparents
John (Duglass \ Douglas (Drummer in Revolutionary) War)
1764–1842
Surry County (formerly), Rowan County, North Carolina Colony
Elizabeth (Betsy) Ford
1764–1815
Surry County, North Carolina Colony
Great-Grandparents
Mordecai Douglas
1730–1800
Mary Siler
1730–1844
Loyd Sr.
1727–1816
2nd-Great-Grandparents
Alexander Douglas
1708–1776
Christine Grant
1708–1770
Thomas III
1692–1748
Leah Price
1691–1748

Dr. Douglas's Descendants

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Dr. (Thomas Marion) Douglas (21 JUN 1828–4 Oct 1901) m. Nancy Archer (02 OCT 1832–1906)
  1. 1. Lewis douglas 1855–1898 m. Emily (Alice) Smith 1861–1904
    1. 1. Estus Douglass 1888– m. Dora Douglass 1896–
      1. 1. Vada Douglas 1918–1978 m. Earl (Estes Douglas) Jr 1937–2017 m. Earl Douglas 1927–1992 m. Vada Douglas 1918–1992 m. Helen (Louise Fuson) Douglas 1923–
        1. 1. Earl (Eater) Douglas 1937–1984
        2. 2. Clarence (B.) Douglas 1944–2000
        3. 3. George (Fred) Douglas 1945–1974
      2. 2. Christine Douglass 1914–
      3. 3. Luther Douglass 1918–
      4. 4. Nadine Douglass 1920–

Dr. Douglas's Timeline

3 Records

1828
21 JUN 1828
Birth of Dr. Thomas Marion Douglas in Elk Valley, Campbell, Tennessee
Elk Valley, Campbell, Tennessee
1880
1880
Age 52
Dr. Thomas Marion Douglas resided here in Lower Elk, Campbell, Tennessee, USA
Lower Elk, Campbell, Tennessee, USA
1901
4 Oct 1901
Age 73
Death of Dr. Thomas Marion Douglas in Jellico, Campbell, Tennessee, USA
Jellico, Campbell, Tennessee, USA

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: 21 JUN 1828
    Event Place: Elk Valley, Campbell, Tennessee
    Record Source: 1880 United States Federal Census, Year: 1880; Census Place: Lower Elk, Campbell, Tennessee; Roll: 1246; Page: 452c; Enumeration District: 125

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Residence
    Event Date: 1880
    Event Place: Lower Elk, Campbell, Tennessee, USA
    Record Source: 1880 United States Federal Census, Year: 1880; Census Place: Lower Elk, Campbell, Tennessee; Roll: 1246; Page: 452c; Enumeration District: 125

    Genealogy Event 3
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 4 Oct 1901
    Event Place: Jellico, Campbell, Tennessee, USA
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