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Elizabeth E. Pitts 1823–1905 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: Apr 1823

Birth Location: Wayne County, Tennessee, United States of America

Death Date: 3 Dec 1905

Death Location: Beach Creek, Wayne County, Tennessee, United States of America

Father: Levi Pitts

Mother: Jemima Gately

Spouse(s): James McKerley

Children(s): Susan McKERLEY

Elizabeth E. Pitts was born in 1823 in Wayne County, Tennessee, United States of America, the child of Levi Solomon Pitts And Jemima Gately. In 1900, Elizabeth E. Pitts resided in Civil District 1, Wayne, Tennessee, USA. Elizabeth E. Pitts married James Mckerley, and had children including Susan C Mckerley. Elizabeth E. Pitts passed away in 1905 in Beach Creek, Wayne County, Tennessee, United States of America.

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Biography

  • Elizabeth E. Pitts was born in 1823 in Wayne County, Tennessee, United States of America, the child of Levi Solomon Pitts And Jemima Gately.
  • In 1900, Elizabeth E. Pitts resided in Civil District 1, Wayne, Tennessee, USA.
  • Elizabeth E. Pitts married James Mckerley, and had children including Susan C Mckerley.
  • Elizabeth E. Pitts passed away in 1905 in Beach Creek, Wayne County, Tennessee, United States of America.

Immediate Family

Parents

Levi Pitts
1797–1865
Birth Location: Newberry County, South Carolina, USA
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Jemima Gately
1797–1859
Birth Location: Person County, North Carolina, USA
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Spouses(s)

James McKerley
1810–
Birth Location: –
JM

Children(s)

Susan McKERLEY
1850–
Birth Location: TN
SM

Elizabeth Pitts's Ancestors

Self
Elizabeth Pitts
1823–1905
Birth Place: Wayne County, Tennessee, United States of America
Parents
Levi Solomon Pitts
1797–1865
Newberry County, South Carolina, USA
Jemima Gately
1797–1859
Person County, North Carolina, USA
Grandparents
James (Thomas) Pitts
1757–1829
Newberry, Newberry, South Carolina, United States
Nancy Waldrop
1765–1834
Newberry County, South Carolina, USA
Arthur (John) Gately
1763–1805
Orange County, Province of North Carolina
Jemima ("Mime") Mercer
1768–1820
Orange County, Province of North Carolina
Great-Grandparents
2nd-Great-Grandparents

Elizabeth Pitts's Descendants

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Elizabeth (E.) Pitts (Apr 1823–3 Dec 1905) m. James McKerley (Abt. 1810–)
  1. 1. Susan (C.) McKERLEY 1850– m. William (Henry) Battles 1840–1921
    1. 1. Squire (Dock) Battles 1889–1948 m. Altea (Mae) Ray 1893–1967
      1. 1. Malcolm (Taylor) Battles 1921–2005
      2. 2. William (Farris) Battles 1917–1967 m. Loraine (Lulu) Clark 1923–2012
        1. 1. Kenneth (Winford) Battles 1941–2002
        2. 2. Barbara (Sue) Battles 1940–2022
      3. 3. Henry (Eaton) Battles 1914– m. Madge (Lucille) Moonan 1919–
        1. 1. Gerald Battles 1934–1985 m. Erna (Mae) Eckford 1934–2005
      4. 4. Squire (Dock) Battles 1927–1986
    2. 2. Sallie (Alice) Battles 1872–1953 m. John (Henry) Boyd 1870–1950
      1. 1. Louis (W) Boyd 1896–1956 m. Modian (Rae Slaughter-) Boyd 1901–1977
        1. 1. Helen (Louise) Boyd-Stephenson-Nemetz 1939–2020 m. Patrick (C) Stephenson 1939–1980 m. Michael (Thomas) Nemetz 1943–2023 m. Clyde Frazier 1920–
        2. 2. Jessie (Barnett) Boyd 1934–2016 m. Lenora Davis-Boyd 1937–2020 m. Addie (Sue Maness -) Boyd 1938–2011
        3. 3. Catherine (Virginia) Boyd 1926–1995
        4. 4. Viola (Frances) Boyd 1932–1997 m. William (Irving Brown) Jr 1929–2019
        5. 5. Mary (Esterlee Boyd) Manning 1921–1997 m. William (Bryon) Guest 1921–1990
        6. 6. Margaret (S.) Whitehead 1929–1986 m. Johnny (Mack) Whitehead 1921–1992
        7. 7. Henry (Clayton) Boyd 1920–1942
      2. 2. Minnie (E) Boyd 1903–1975 m. Roy (L) Slaughter 1898–2005
        1. 1. John (Henry) Slaughter 1923–1995 m. Lillian (Frances) Burgess 1928–2003
        2. 2. Ruby Slaughter 1928–2009 m. Billy (E) Slaughter 1923–1997
        3. 3. Roy (J) Slaughter 1932–2018 m. Virginia (Jo) Howard 1933–2005
        4. 4. Lee (Ray Slaughter) Jr 1924–1924
        5. 5. Betty (Lou) Slaughter 1930–1994 m. Lawrence (W) Taylor 1931–1993
        6. 6. Sidney (Earl) Slaughter 1933–2005
        7. 7. Vivian Slaughter 1936–1998
      3. 3. William (T) Boyd 1891–
      4. 4. Henry (C) Boyd 1892–
      5. 5. Susan (Alice) Boyd 1901–1985
      6. 6. Elie (F) Boyd 1905–
      7. 7. Jennie (M) Boyd 1907–
      8. 8. Charlie (C) Boyd 1910–
      9. 9. Susan (Alice) Marcum 1901–1985
      10. 10. William (T) Boyd 1892–
      11. 11. Henry (C) Boyd 1892–
    3. 3. John Battles 1879–
    4. 4. Tennie Battles 1883–
    5. 5. Levi (H) Battle 1890–1913
    6. 6. Joseph (Renfro) Battles 1882–1964
    7. 7. Mary (Elizabeth) Parker 1868–1946
    8. 8. Hannah Battle 1874–

Elizabeth Pitts's Timeline

3 Records

1823
Apr 1823
Birth of Elizabeth E. Pitts in Wayne County, Tennessee, United States of America
Wayne County, Tennessee, United States of America
1900
1900
Age 77
Elizabeth E. Pitts resided here in Civil District 1, Wayne, Tennessee, USA
Civil District 1, Wayne, Tennessee, USA
1905
3 Dec 1905
Age 82
Death of Elizabeth E. Pitts in Beach Creek, Wayne County, Tennessee, United States of America
Beach Creek, Wayne County, Tennessee, United States of America

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: Apr 1823
    Event Place: Wayne County, Tennessee, United States of America
    Record Source: 1900 United States Federal Census, Year: 1900; Census Place: Civil District 1, Wayne, Tennessee; Roll: 1604; Page: 2; Enumeration District: 0096

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Residence
    Event Date: 1900
    Event Place: Civil District 1, Wayne, Tennessee, USA
    Record Source: 1900 United States Federal Census, Year: 1900; Census Place: Civil District 1, Wayne, Tennessee; Roll: 1604; Page: 2; Enumeration District: 0096

    Genealogy Event 3
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 3 Dec 1905
    Event Place: Beach Creek, Wayne County, Tennessee, United States of America
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