Person:Nancy Arbuckle (1)

Note: Probably either her father or her father-in-law was living with her in 1840, shown as born 1750-60. Her father-in-law was Nicholas Leathers, whose death date is not documented, but he was born about 1755 and would have been abt 85 yrs old. Her uncle (or possibly father), Samuel Arbuckle, who signed permission for her marriage as her "guardien" had been in Missouri since about 1831 and died there, surrounded by his family, in 1845 -- so it almost certainly isn't him.

She appears on the marriage license as "Sarah," and neither "Nancy" nor "Sarah" is a traditional nickname for the other. Was one of these her first name and the other her middle name? Elsewhere she is always "Nancy" -- but she is definitely the person on the marriage license.

1. ↑ Elizabeth Prather Ellsberry. Marriage Records of Franklin County, Kentucky, 1790-1815. (Chillicothe, MO: The Author, nd).
2. ↑ Elizabeth Prather Ellsberry. Marriage Records of Franklin County, Kentucky, 1790-1815. (Chillicothe, MO: The Author, nd)
   vol. 1, p. 2.

   [See Nancy's Family Page with Charles Leathers for speculation about her parentage, based on this source.]

3. ↑ Morgan, Indiana, United States. 1840 U.S. Census Population Schedule. (Washington D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration Publication M704)
   p. 595.

   Leathers, Nancy (agriculture - 1[?])
   
   Males
   20-30 - 1
   80-90 - 1
   
   Females
   under 5 - 1
   15 - 2
   15-20 - 1
   20-30 - 1
   50-60 - 1

4. ↑ Correspondence with various other researchers.

   Family Group Sheet by Judy Swanson, 1984.

5. ↑ ^{5.0 5.1 5.2 5.3} Find A Grave.

   [White Lick Cemetery, Mooresville, Morgan County, Indiana]