Photos and clippings count items you can view here.
Cited or transcribed records are counted separately.
Story links lead to accounts about the person; “Mentioned in another story” marks a passing reference.
Memorial links open Find a Grave.
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Sex is as recorded in the family tree. Age at death is worked out from the dates shown and may be a range or an approximation. It is left out when a date is missing or is only a “before”, “after” or “between” date, when the research has found a date Unconfirmed, when the two dates conflict, or when they would mean an age over 110.
13 May 1813, Tennessee, USA Unconfirmed evidence: show why
Why: The Billingsley family history gives 13 May 1813 in Tennessee; Find a Grave gives 1815, and the last digit on the stone cannot be made out in the photograph. Gibson County is unlikely: the family history says the family moved there only in 1827-28.
(the family tree records 13 MAY 1813, , Gibson, Tennessee, USA)
Died
31 Aug 1889 Likely evidence: show why
Why: The Billingsley family history gives 31 August 1889, and his gravestone at McDade, Bastrop County, gives 1889. No record seen names the place of death.