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Rob Salzman of
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97005 USA.
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Family Sheet
HUSBAND
Name: James S. BrownMale Note
Born: Abt 1838 1838-1-1 at Campbell County, Tennessee Campbell County, Tennessee [2]
Married: 9 Aug 1858 1858-8-9 at Campbell County, Tennessee Campbell County, Tennessee
Died: at Brown Springs, Yavapai County, Arizona Brown Springs, Yavapai County, Arizona [4]
WIFE
Born: Abt 1842 at Claiborne County, Tennessee [6]
Died: at Yavapai County, Arizona [7]
Father: John (jack) Lay
Mother: Mary Pauline (polly) O'dell
CHILDREN
Born: Abt 1860
Died:
SOURCES
2). Elizabeth Ann Gilchrist Jun 1998 O Dell.GED
4). Elizabeth Ann Gilchrist Jun 1998 O Dell.GED
6). Elizabeth Ann Gilchrist Jun 1998 O Dell.GED
7). Elizabeth Ann Gilchrist Jun 1998 O Dell.GED
NOTES
1). bobspu.ged BIO Per Eva McCARTY, James BROWN and Lavisa LAY were married on 09 AUG 1858 in Campbell County, TN. She and her husband had to leave Tennessee and they went to California. Then on to Verde Valley of Arizona. They had one daughter named Sarah. Sarah married a man by the name of Davis and they adopted a daughter named Ella Davis. Sarah died at an early age and James and Levisa took Ella and raised her. ... Her compiler thinks this refers to Lavisa husband killed or thought he killed a man in Tennessee, and they left so he would not have to stand trial. Apparently he was a very wealthy man. After proofreading material from compiler, Mrs. McCARTY added the following note 1858 Register of Names to Marriage Licenses. Page 347 348 James S. BROWN to Levisy LAY Issued Aug. 9, 1858 I celebrated the rites of Matrimony between the within parties Aug. 9, 1858. W. Lynch, J.P. Campbell Co. TN. REF 1. Eva McCARTY, 616 Miller Road, Clinton, TN desc. of Elisha LAY, the brother in law of James BROWN. 2. Wm. HEINLE 219 E. Date Ave. Casa Grande, AZ desc. of Elijah LAY, the brother in law of James BROWN and twin to Elisha LAY. 3. Mrs. McCARTY cites Campbell County, TN Marriage Records for the date of marriage for this couple. Date differs from that given to compiler by Mr. HEINLE. Died source Eva McCARTY, 616 Miller Rd., Clinton, TN 37716 Buried source Eva McCARTY, 616 Miller Rd., Clinton, TN 37716 SourceElizabeth Ann Gilchrist Jun 1998 O Dell.GED
2). bobspu.ged REF 1. U.S.Census 1850 TN Claiborne Co., 7th sub division, E. Dist. 951 951 MF 432 874 2. Wm. J. Heinle, desc. of Mary Pauline O DELL LAY 219 E. Date Ave., Casa Grande, AZ 85222 3. Per Mr. Heinle Lay Genealogy by J. Gilbert Lay 4. Eva McCARTY 616 Miller Rd. Clinton, TN 37716 desc. of Mary P. O DELL LAY. Letters to compiler and family history notes. 5. Mrs. McCARTY cites as her sources of data on this couple Marriage Records of Campbell County, TN Census records. BIO Concerning Lavisa LAY, the daughter of Mary P. and Jack , Eva McCARTY wrote the following Lavisa was the second child of John Jack and Mary Pauline O DELL LAY. She was married to James BROWN on Aug. 9, 1858 in Campbell Co., TN. She and her husband had to leave Tennessee and they went to California. Then on to the Verde Valley of Arizona. They had one daughter named Sarah. Sarah married a man named Davis and they adopted a daughter named Ella Davis. Sarah died at an early age and James and Lavisa took Ella and raised her. Ella married Joe LAY s brother, Jame Robert LAY, who was called Doc . Lavisa is buried in the Cottonwood Cemetery, Cottonwood, AZ next to her brother Elijah and his wife. Her husband killed or thought he killed a man in Tennessee and they left so he would not have to stand trial. Apparently, he was a wealthy man. Per the 1850 census, Lavicy was 8 years of age in 1860, she was already married and away from the LAY household. After proofreading compiler s transcription on this individual, Mrs. McCARTY corrected the date of this marriage to 8 9 1858. Compiler had recorded 09 20 ? Source Elizabeth Ann Gilchrist Jun 1998 O Dell.GED
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