| Name |
Ananias Quesenberry, 2C4R |
| Birth |
13 Feb 1857, Floyd Co., Virginia |
| Death |
27 Aug 1909, Willis, Floyd Co., Virginia |
| Burial |
Levi Quesenberry Cemetery, Rt. 622, Willis, VA |
| Father |
James Quesenberry (1828-1915) |
| Mother |
Mary Ann Slusher (1835-1936) |
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| Marriage |
4 Dec 1884, Floyd Co., Virginia |
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| Spouse |
Amanda E. Sutphin |
| Birth |
12 Nov 1867 (?), Floyd Co., Virginia |
| Death |
18 Feb 1902, Willis, Floyd Co., Virginia |
| Burial |
Levi Quesenberry Cemetery, Rt. 622, Willis, VA |
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| Children |
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| 2 M |
Jerman Quesenberry, 3C3R |
| Birth |
9 May 1889, Floyd Co., Virginia |
| Death |
22 Feb 1906, Floyd Co., Virginia |
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| Notes for Ananias Quesenberry |
| Cemetery Records of Carroll County, Virginia, lists on p. 214 the inscription for Ananias Quesenberry, with full dates of birth and death. |
| Census |
| 1890 census of Floyd Co., Virginia12, Indian Valley district, lists Annanias, 32; Mandia, 22; Thomas L., 4; German, 1. |
| Notes for Amanda E. Sutphin |
| Her gravestone lists "Mandy E. Quesenberry, Nov 12, 1866 - Feb 18, 1902". But Floyd County birth records13 list no female Sutphins born in 1866. In the records for 1867 there is an entry for Manda Sutphin, born 9-8, father Riley, mother Sarah. I believe this is the record of Amanda's birth. A birthdate in late 1867 is also more consistent with the 1890 census reading, where she is listed as age 22. However, the "9-8" is probably a transcriber's error, since survivors often get the deceased's age/birth year wrong, but seldom make an error of more than one day in the day/month. The birth record immediately below that for Manda Sutphin is for a Josephine Sledd, also listed as born "9-8". What I imagine happened is that either the original clerk or Marjorie Flour copied down the date for Josephine's birth twice. |
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