Person:Juda Zachry (1)

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Juda A Zachry
b.1 Sep 1799
  1. Juda A Zachry1799 -
  • HPeter Banta1791 - Abt 1874
  • WJuda A Zachry1799 -
m. 26 Jul 1818
  1. Andrew Banta, Esq. - Aft 1882
  2. Henry P BantaBef 1821 - Bef 1882
  3. Sarah "Sally" S Banta1821 -
  4. Dewitt Clinton Banta - Bef 1882
  5. William B Banta, C.S.A. - Abt 1865
  6. Peter J Banta, C.S.A. - Abt 1865
  7. Margaret C Banta - Bef 1882
  8. Leonidas Banta - Bef 1882
  9. Mary A Banta - Bef 1882
Facts and Events
Name Juda A Zachry
Married Name _____ Banta
Gender Female
Birth[1] 1 Sep 1799
Marriage 26 Jul 1818 Tennesseeto Peter Banta
Death? Bourbon, Kentucky, United States
References
  1. Family Recorded, in Perrin, William Henry, ed. History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky. (Chicago, IL, USA: O. L. Baskin, 1882)
    523.

    JUDA A. BANTA, P. O. Cane Ridge; was born Sept. 1, 1799, widow of Peter Banta, ... Peter, married Juda A. Zachry, July 26, 1818; she a daughter of Nathan and Mary (Hughs) Zachry; she a daughter of John Hughs and Sally Phelps, all of whom were natives of Virginia. The Zachry family came to Bourbon County in 1806. In later years he moved to Tennessee, where the father died and where our subject was married. ... The subject of this sketch [Juda A Zachary] raised nine children to be men and women grown; only two of that number are now living: ... Mr. Banta was one of the most prominent and respectable citizens of Bourbon County; was a surveyor and school teacher in connection with his farm life; he was for many years Deputy Clerk, and held other positions of trust. He accumulated a large fortune, but on account of his liberality and willingness to help others, he gave his name upon paper which proved disastrous to his fortune in the loss of several thousand dollars. He was a consistent Christian gentleman, holding the office of deacon for many years in the Christian Church, with which his family were also connected. He was a great and good man, and many were the lamentations at his death, which occurred when he was in his 83d year.