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| Marriage |
25 Apr 1920, Rowan Co., Kentucky |
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| Spouse |
Charlotte Stamper (?) |
| Birth |
1876, Morgan Co., Kentucky |
| Death |
31 Dec 1942, Rowan Co., Kentucky |
| Burial |
Lee Cemetery, Morehead, Rowan Co., Ky |
| Other spouses |
(Unknown) |
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Peter J. Quesenberry, GGG Uncle |
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| Notes for William Samuel Mabry |
| Kentucky Death Index lists William S. Mabray, age 79, died 28 Sep 1956 in Rowan Co, certificate Vol. 44, #21860. His single stone in the Purvis Cemetery has the inscription William S. Mabry, 1877-1956. |
| Notes for Charlotte Stamper (?) |
Charlotte's son Walter's death certificate lists his mother's maiden name as "Charlotte Stamp." Since the name "Stamp" does not occur in this part of Kentucky, but Stamper is common, I have assumed this is a misentry of Stamper. On the 1910 census, though, where Charlotte is listed as the wife of Peter Quesinberry, it is indicated as her first marriage, and she has two daughters with the surname Dicke(r)son. So it is unclear whether her maiden name is Dicke(r)son, Stamp, or Stamper.
The Kentucky death index lists Charolette Mabry, age 64, died 31 Dec 1942 in Rowan Co., residence same, certificate Vol. 56, #27971.
She is buried as Charlotte Quesinberry, 1876-1942, under a joint stone with Peter. |
| Census |
1920 census of Rowan Co., Ky, Brushy Fork precinct, p. 167A, lists as family #96 (next door to Lawson Quesinberry):
Quesinbury, Charlotte, head, widowed, 42, Ky Ky Ky; Dickerson, Julia, 23, dau, widowed, Ky Ky Ky; Quesinbury, Walter, 14, son, Ky Ky Ky; Allen, 10, son, Ky Ky Ky. (The father's place of birth for Walter and Allen is incorrect. Although Julia is listed as widowed, her surname was Dickerson in 1910 when she was listed as 12 and single as well.) |
| Notes for William Samuel & Charlotte (Family) |
| Rowan Co. marriage book 12, p. 99, records the marriage on 25 Apr 1920 of W. S. Mabry, 42, widowed, born Carroll Co., Va, son of W. S. & Pully Mabry, to Charlotte Quesinberry, 42, widowed, parents not listed, born Morgan Co., at Morehead by W. T. Hall, witnesses Noah Hall and Nannie Hall. |
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