Julia Orlean Livingston was born 9 November 1871 in Hale County, Alabama to John Thomas Livingston and Elizabeth Singley. Julia married John Silas Wesley Essary on 23 January 1890 in Hale County, Alabama. John Silas and Julia had 12 children, 8 boys and 4 girls. Julia died on 29 October 1937 in Tuscaloosa County, Alabama.
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Research with me: J S W Essary (1869-1925)
John Silas Wesley (J S W) Essary was born on 12 October 1869 in Alabama to William Calloway Essary and Lucinda Leonard. J S W married Julia Orlean Livingston on 23 January 1890 in Hale County, Alabama. Together they had 12 children, 8 boys and 4 girls. J S W Essary died on 8 March…
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Research with me: Lucinda Leonard (1830)
When I looked at Lucinda Leonard’s profile on FamilySearch and profiles on Ancestry trees, it was easy to assume the data was correct. When researchers evaluate online family trees, such as those at FamilySearch, WikiTree, Ancestry, or MyHeritage, it’s easy to assume the data is valid. That data may very well be correct, but documentation…
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Research with me: Julia Orlean Livingston (1871-1937)
Julia Orlean Livingston was born 9 November 1871 in Hale County, Alabama to John Thomas Livingston and Elizabeth Singley. Julia married John Silas Wesley Essary on 23 January 1890 in Hale County, Alabama. John Silas and Julia had 12 children, 8 boys and 4 girls. Julia died on 29 October 1937 in Tuscaloosa County, Alabama.
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Research with me: J S W Essary (1869-1925)
John Silas Wesley (J S W) Essary was born on 12 October 1869 in Alabama to William Calloway Essary and Lucinda Leonard. J S W married Julia Orlean Livingston on 23 January 1890 in Hale County, Alabama. Together they had 12 children, 8 boys and 4 girls. J S W Essary died on 8 March…
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Research with me: Lucinda Leonard (1830)
When I looked at Lucinda Leonard’s profile on FamilySearch and profiles on Ancestry trees, it was easy to assume the data was correct. When researchers evaluate online family trees, such as those at FamilySearch, WikiTree, Ancestry, or MyHeritage, it’s easy to assume the data is valid. That data may very well be correct, but documentation…