Person:Mary Bloyd (1)
Mary Elizabeth Bloyd
b.16 Aug 1812 Green County, Kentucky
d.2 Mar 1872 Green County, Kentucky, maybe in Harrison County, KY-see notes
Parents and Siblings
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m. 30 May 1805
  1. John Bloyd1807 - 1891
  2. William Bloyd1809 - 1874
  3. Malitha Bloyd1810 - 1887
  4. Malinda Bloyd1811 - 1851
  5. Mary Elizabeth Bloyd1812 - 1872
  6. Leanora Bloyd1819 - 1890
  7. Nancy Bloyd1820 -
  8. James Franklin Bloyd1823 -
  9. George W. Bloyd1825 - 1903
Spouse and Children
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m. 12 Oct 1836
  1. Ann Walker1837 -
  2. George Washington Walker1838 - Aft 1880
  3. John Milton Walker1840 - 1908
  4. David Hardin Walker1841 - 1925
  5. Elizabeth WalkerAbt 1842 -
  6. Greenberry Walker1845 - 1927
  7. Nancy Ellen Walker1847 - 1925
  8. Mary Alice Walker1849 - 1933
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Facts and Events
Name[1] Mary Elizabeth Bloyd
Gender Female
Birth? 16 Aug 1812 Green County, Kentucky
Marriage 12 Oct 1836 Green County, Kentucky by Wm Noeto Charles Hardin Walker
Death? 2 Mar 1872 Green County, Kentucky, maybe in Harrison County, KY-see notes
Burial? Walker Cemetery, Green County, KY

In the following note you will see that Mary Elizabeth Bloyd died in MARYSVILLE, GREEN CO. KY. 

  " Charles Harden Walker was born on Jul 20 1815 in Summersville, Green County, Kentucky.
     He died on Jan 31 1890 in Green County, Kentucky.
     He was married to Mary Elizabeth Bloyd on Oct 12 1836 in Green County, Kentucky. 
     Mary Elizabeth Bloyd was born on Aug 6 1812 in Green County, Kentucky. 
     She died on May 2 1872 in Marysville, Green County, Kentucky."

I have been all over Green County and can never remember a Marysville. Can someone give me an answer??? Wayne Walker

I found a little more about Marysville/Claysville: Claysville is a northeastern Harrison county community on the Licking River at US 62. It was established early in the nineteenth century as Marysville, named for the wife of Benjamin Harrison, and was once an important river port for tobacco and other products. It was incorporated as Claysville, honoring Henry Clay, in 1821. The Marysville post office opened in 1816 and was renamed Claysville in 1825. It closed in 1917. Sunni

References
  1. ↑ Doug Rodenbaugh<frick@@mtnhome.com>.
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