Thomas Miles TERRY Leonard TERRY Isaac TERRY Elijah TERRY Mini tree diagram
Mary TERRYWIFE

Mary TERRYWIFE1,2

about 18101 - UNKNOWN

Life History

about 1810

Born in Kentucky.1

about 1836

Birth of son Leonard TERRY in Indiana.1

about 1838

Birth of son Isaac TERRY in Indiana.1

about 1842

Birth of son Elijah TERRY in Indiana.1

Nov 1852

Death of Thomas Miles TERRY in Carter County, Kentucky.3,4,4

UNKNOWN

Death of son Leonard TERRY

UNKNOWN

Death of son Isaac TERRY

UNKNOWN

Death of son Elijah TERRY

UNKNOWN

Died

Other facts

 

Married Thomas Miles TERRY

Notes

  • "Thomas Terry left Martha Johnson. Both remarried. Thomas to a Mary, surname unknown. Martha, to Benjamin Combs."
    --  Anonymous comment on the profile of Thomas Terry on FamilySearch, https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/97GQ-NN2

    1850 Federal Census, Breathitt County, Kentucky, 23 August, District 1, page 32-33, Hse/Fam #244
    Thomas Terry 53 M Farmer $300 Real Estate b Virginia [b abt 1797]
    Mary Terry 40 F b Kentucky [b abt 1810]
    Samuel W Terry 21 F Laborer b Kentucky [b abt 1829]
    Leonard Terry 14  M b Indiana [b abt 1836]
    Isaac Terry 12 F b Indiana [b abt 1838]
    Elijah Terry 8 F b indiana [b abt 1842]

    One of the sons of Thomas and Mary here is named Isaac, one of three born in Indiana.  If this is the same Thomas Terry whose first wife was Martha (Patsy) Johnson, this is Thomas' second son named Isaac.  He and Patsy had a son in 1820 whom they named Isaac.  He is linked to Martha's FAG memorial.  With the time gap, as well as location of birth, of the last three sons, it appears that Samuel is the son of Thomas' first wife, Martha Patsy Johnson, and the three Indiana-born sons are the sons of Mary.

    There are too many missing records and details to conclude at this point.  Additionally, there are many individuals among the Terry, Johnson and Combs families, of near ages with the same given names.  Along with this these families share a broad set of preferred names that kept getting used over and over, further confusing parentage in records and family memories.  And all three of these families intermarried in several generations.  So missing details in records make it difficult to discern specific relationships and parentage in several cases.

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