William S. MEANS[1]
1818 - 1878 (60 years)-
Name William S. MEANS Born 1818 Christian Co, KY [1] Gender Male Died 1878 Trigg Co, KY [1] Person ID I9875 Williams Genealogy Last Modified 5 May 2007
Father William MEANS, b. 22 Mar 1774, Mecklingberg Co, NC , d. 22 Feb 1851, Christian Co, KY (Age 76 years) Mother Margaret HAMILTON, b. Abt 1780, d. 11 Oct 1853, Douglas Co, IL (Age ~ 73 years) Family ID F12751 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Susan PURSLEY, b. 1822, Christian Co, KY , d. 1875 (Age 53 years) Married 26 Dec 1837 Christian Co, KY [1] Children 1. Pinkney D. MEANS, b. Abt 1841, Christian Co, KY 2. Lucy A. MEANS, b. Abt 1844, Christian Co, KY 3. James William MEANS, b. Abt 1849, Christian Co, KY 4. Samuel A. MEANS, b. Abt 1851, Christian Co, KY , d. Abt 1851, Christian Co, KY (Age ~ 0 years) 5. Lucien William MEANS, b. 10 Sep 1854, Christian Co, KY , d. 27 Apr 1929, Christian Co, KY (Age 74 years) 6. Sarah A. MEANS, b. Abt 1839, Christian Co, KY 7. John Henry MEANS 8. Josiah M. MEANS Last Modified 5 May 2007 Family ID F12761 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Notes - ...In 1818 William Means, Jr. was born. He grew to manhood, following agricultural pursuits. He married Susan Pursley, near Hopkinsville, on the place now owned by Rev. Walker, and in 1843 they removed to the adjoining county of Trigg, where he served for some years as Deputy Sheriff. Mrs. Susan Means was born in 1822 and died of apoplexy of the heart in 1875. William Means died in February, 1878. They had a family of eight children: Sarah A., wife of W. H. West of Hopkinsville; Pinkey D., who was killed at Garrettsburg, while in the Confederate Army; Lucy A., deceased wife of John Prince; John H., Josiah M. and James William, all of Washington County, Illinois, and Lucien W. Means, whose name heads this sketch. Besides these, one son, Samuel A. Means, died in childhood.
(Counties of Christian and Trigg, Kentucky. Historical and Biographical; Edited by William Henry Perrin; F. A. Battey Publishing Co. 1884; p. 385
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- ...In 1818 William Means, Jr. was born. He grew to manhood, following agricultural pursuits. He married Susan Pursley, near Hopkinsville, on the place now owned by Rev. Walker, and in 1843 they removed to the adjoining county of Trigg, where he served for some years as Deputy Sheriff. Mrs. Susan Means was born in 1822 and died of apoplexy of the heart in 1875. William Means died in February, 1878. They had a family of eight children: Sarah A., wife of W. H. West of Hopkinsville; Pinkey D., who was killed at Garrettsburg, while in the Confederate Army; Lucy A., deceased wife of John Prince; John H., Josiah M. and James William, all of Washington County, Illinois, and Lucien W. Means, whose name heads this sketch. Besides these, one son, Samuel A. Means, died in childhood.
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Sources - [S11511] corkys.ged.
Date of Import: рту 25, 2006
- [S11511] corkys.ged.