Elizabeth King was my great-grandmother. Her son, Jesse Sanders (1845-1903) was my grandfather. Elizabeth King may have been a sister to Isham King (1810 Randolph County, N.C.--between 1880-1900 Madison County, Indiana). Autosomal DNA testing suggests she may have been related to Bolling King, Peter King, and Jesse King of Randolph County, North Carolina.
She married Isaac Sanders on September 18, 1836 in Jackson County, Alabama.
Her birth date comes from a Bible type record that was passed down through the family of her son Aaron Sanders.
The exact year of her death is unknown. She was alive but in poor health at the time of the 1880 census.
Like her husband Isaac, she is probably buried in an unmarked grave in the Prospect Cemetery, where their son Aaron and grandchild Iley are also buried. There are probably several other family members in unmarked graves.
She married Isaac Sanders on September 18, 1836 in Jackson County, Alabama.
Her birth date comes from a Bible type record that was passed down through the family of her son Aaron Sanders.
The exact year of her death is unknown. She was alive but in poor health at the time of the 1880 census.
Like her husband Isaac, she is probably buried in an unmarked grave in the Prospect Cemetery, where their son Aaron and grandchild Iley are also buried. There are probably several other family members in unmarked graves.
Elizabeth King was my great-grandmother. Her son, Jesse Sanders (1845-1903) was my grandfather. Elizabeth King may have been a sister to Isham King (1810 Randolph County, N.C.--between 1880-1900 Madison County, Indiana). Autosomal DNA testing suggests she may have been related to Bolling King, Peter King, and Jesse King of Randolph County, North Carolina.
She married Isaac Sanders on September 18, 1836 in Jackson County, Alabama.
Her birth date comes from a Bible type record that was passed down through the family of her son Aaron Sanders.
The exact year of her death is unknown. She was alive but in poor health at the time of the 1880 census.
Like her husband Isaac, she is probably buried in an unmarked grave in the Prospect Cemetery, where their son Aaron and grandchild Iley are also buried. There are probably several other family members in unmarked graves.
She married Isaac Sanders on September 18, 1836 in Jackson County, Alabama.
Her birth date comes from a Bible type record that was passed down through the family of her son Aaron Sanders.
The exact year of her death is unknown. She was alive but in poor health at the time of the 1880 census.
Like her husband Isaac, she is probably buried in an unmarked grave in the Prospect Cemetery, where their son Aaron and grandchild Iley are also buried. There are probably several other family members in unmarked graves.
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