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Sarah Ann Oglesby 1821–1897 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 11 Oct 1821

Birth Location: Minor Hill, Tennessee, USA

Death Date: 27 Jan 1897

Death Location: Campbellsville, Giles, Tennessee, USA

Father: Elisha Oglesby

Mother: Mary Welsh

Spouse(s): Matthew Parker

Children(s): James ✔️

The story of Sarah Ann Oglesby began in 1821 in Minor Hill, Tennessee, USA. Sarah Ann Oglesby married Matthew C Parker, and had children including James Monroe Adolphus Doc Parker. Sarah Ann Oglesby passed away in 1897 in Campbellsville, Giles, Tennessee, USA.

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Biography

  • The story of Sarah Ann Oglesby began in 1821 in Minor Hill, Tennessee, USA.
  • Sarah Ann Oglesby married Matthew C Parker, and had children including James Monroe Adolphus Doc Parker.
  • Sarah Ann Oglesby passed away in 1897 in Campbellsville, Giles, Tennessee, USA.

Immediate Family

Parents

Elisha Oglesby
1795–1866
Birth Location: Montgomery County, Tennessee
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Mary Welsh
1796–1880
Birth Location: Tennessee, United States
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Spouses(s)

Matthew Parker
1814–1863
Birth Location: Weakley Creek, Giles, Tennessee, USA
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Children(s)

James ✔️
1861–1940
Birth Location: Minor Hill, Giles, Tennessee, USA
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Sarah Oglesby's Ancestors

Self
Sarah Oglesby
1821–1897
Birth Place: Minor Hill, Tennessee, USA
Parents
Elisha Oglesby
1795–1866
Montgomery County, Tennessee
Mary (Polly Pride) Welsh
1796–1880
Tennessee, United States
Grandparents
Nathaniel Welch
1754–1832
Lawrenceburg, Lawrence County, Tennessee
Sally (Unknown) \Pride
1751–1850
Virginia
Great-Grandparents
2nd-Great-Grandparents

Sarah Oglesby's Descendants

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Sarah (Ann) Oglesby (11 Oct 1821–27 Jan 1897) m. Matthew (C.) Parker (6 March 1814–15 July 1863)
  1. 1. James (Monroe Adolphus "Doc" PARKER) ✔️ 1861–1940 m. Roxie (E.) Thompson 1867–1924 m. Sarah ("Bettie") Griggs 1878–1941
    1. 1. Margaret (Elizabeth "Maggie") PARKER 1898–1988 m. John (Hicks) FOX 1897–1976 m. John (Hicks) Fox* 1897–1976
      1. 1. Ethel (Louise) Fox\Cothern* 1925–2012 m. Cletis Cothern 1919–1984
        1. 1. Gerald (David) Cothern 1951–2010
      2. 2. Nettie (Edna) Fox\Love\Duguay* 1922–2014 m. Charles (William Love) Sr 1915–1955 m. Delos (Douglas) Hill 1924–1986 m. Jesse (Edward) Wood 1931–1991 m. Jean (Baptist) Duguay 1921–1986
      3. 3. Vera (Josephine) Fox\Acree\Boyd\Carpenter* 1920–1984
      4. 4. Susie (Belle) Fox\Birdyshaw* 1929–2001
      5. 5. Avie (Porter) Fox* 1917–1962
      6. 6. L (C Fox) ✔️ 1936–2020

Sarah Oglesby's Timeline

2 Records

1821
11 Oct 1821
Birth of Sarah Ann Oglesby in Minor Hill, Tennessee, USA
Minor Hill, Tennessee, USA
1897
27 Jan 1897
Age 76
Death of Sarah Ann Oglesby in Campbellsville, Giles, Tennessee, USA
Campbellsville, Giles, Tennessee, USA

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: 11 Oct 1821
    Event Place: Minor Hill, Tennessee, USA

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 27 Jan 1897
    Event Place: Campbellsville, Giles, Tennessee, USA
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