Mary Beulah QUILLAN, 1861–1901?> (aged 39 years)
- Name
- Mary Beulah /QUILLAN/
- Given names
- Mary Beulah
- Surname
- QUILLAN
Birth
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Birth of a brother
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Source: HeritageQuest Online
Citation details: census 1900, 17-PCT, MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA , Series: T623 Roll: 34 Page: 235 Quality of data: primary evidence Date: August 31, 2007 |
Marriage
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Quality of data: primary evidence Date: November 6, 2007 Shared note: Bk. B, p. 521 FAM:MARR:NOTE:SOUR: @S732@ FAM:MARR:NOTE:SOUR:QUAY: 3 FAM:MARR:NOTE:SOUR:DATE: 6 NOV 2007 |
Birth of a daughter
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Birth of a daughter
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Birth of a son
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Death
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father |
1830–1893
Birth: 1830 — Habersham County, Georgia, USA Death: after 1893 |
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mother |
1831–1881
Birth: April 29, 1831 — Alabama, USA Death: September 11, 1881 |
Marriage | Marriage — December 23, 1860 — Butler County, Alabama, USA |
sister | |
herself | |
6 years
younger brother |
father |
1830–1893
Birth: 1830 — Habersham County, Georgia, USA Death: after 1893 |
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stepmother |
1841–1923
Birth: August 30, 1841 — Lowndes County, Alabama, USA Death: 1923 |
Marriage | Marriage — December 1, 1881 — Lowndes County, Alabama, USA |
husband | |
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herself | |
Marriage | Marriage — July 10, 1881 — |
3 years
daughter |
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3 years
daughter |
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12 years
son |
husband | |
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husband’s wife |
1861–1933
Birth: July 13, 1861 — Alabama, USA Death: August 24, 1933 |
Marriage | Marriage — January 8, 1905 — |
Marriage |
Quality of data: primary evidence Date: November 6, 2007 |
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Marriage |
Shared note
Bk. B, p. 521 |
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Shared note
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Broyce says: "I've heard my mother tell so many times. After Dr. Quillian's first wife had borne three children, she, Sarah Quillan, became an invalid. Since my gr-grandmother, Margaret Joiner was widowed with two small children, she managed by obtaining room and board in return for housekeeping & cooking. Dr. Quillan was in dire need of just such domestic service, so he built a little house at the edge of his yard, and Margaret with her two children moved in. This arrangement continued for several years until Sarah Quillan died about 1880. Mary Buelah Quillan and my grandmother, Martha Joiner, "grew-up" together and no two real sisters could have had a closer bond of love and friendship than those two young ladies." |