Elizabeth "betty" Martin Jacobs Died 1830

Born to Peter Martin and Sarah Redding Martin. Elizabeth "betty" Martin Jacobs passed away on Jul 13, 1830and was buried in Bethlehem Church Cemetery in Washington County, IN. Elizabeth "betty" Martin Jacobs was married to Samuel Priestly Jacobs and had 7 children: Mary Jacobs Crim, Rev Bennet R. Jacobs, James Jacobs, Elizabeth Jacobs Cralle, Martin Jacobs, Phoebe Jacobs Gee, Milburn Jacobs.

Death:
Jul 13, 1830
Born in:
Virginia
Burial place:
Bethlehem Church Cemetery
Indiana

Passed away Relatives of Elizabeth "betty" Martin Jacobs

parents

Peter Martin
Died 1807
Sarah Redding Martin
Died 1830

spouses

Died 1840
Birth place:
Virginia
Burial place:
Address:
E County Road 600 S, Hopewell, IN 46131

children

Died 1853
Birth place:
Virginia
Burial place:
Address:
Indiana
Died 1861
Birth place:
Virginia
Burial place:
Address:
Sigourney, IA
Died 1853
Birth place:
Virginia
Burial place:
Address:
Westpoint, IN
Died 1869
Birth place:
Kentucky
Burial place:
Address:
Kentucky
Martin Jacobs
Died 1877
Phoebe Jacobs Gee
Milburn Jacobs
Died 1837

siblings

Elizabeth Martin Jacobs
Died 1830
Died 1849
Birth place:
Virginia
Burial place:
Address:
Indiana
Died 1857
Birth place:
Virginia
Burial place:
Address:
Indiana
Died 1826
Birth place:
Virginia
Burial place:
Address:
Richmond, IN
Died 1858
Burial place:
Address:
Indiana
Died 1836
Burial place:
Address:
Indiana
Died 1856
Burial place:
Address:
Indiana

Who is Else Buried at Bethlehem Church Cemetery in Indiana

Died 1852
Birth place:
Kentucky
1830 — 1910 (aged 80)
Died 1852
Birth place:
Kentucky
1918 — 1978 (aged 60)
1870 — 1908 (aged 38)
1871 — 1946 (aged 75)
Born 1851
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Where was Elizabeth "betty" Martin Jacobs born?

Elizabeth Jacobs was born in Orange County, Virginia

When did is Elizabeth "betty" Martin Jacobs pass away?

Elizabeth Jacobs passed away in July 13, 1830

Where is Elizabeth "betty" Martin Jacobs buried?

Elizabeth Jacobs is interred in Washington County, Indiana

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