Person:Nancy Nix (1)

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Nancy Emily NIX
b.10 Sep 1854 Alabama
d.7 Feb 1947 Oconee County, South Carolina (Poplar Springs Church)
Parents and Siblings
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m. Abt 1850
  1. Nancy Emily NIX1854 - 1947
  2. Thomas M. NIXBef 1855 - Bef 1870
  3. Nica Ann (Nicey) NIX1858 - 1926
  4. Elijah Alexander NIX1865 - 1948
  5. Leonard NIXAbt 1873 - 1937
Spouse and Children
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m. Bet 1878 and 1879
  1. William Joseph RANKIN1879 - 1896
  2. Jeanette (Netty) RANKIN1882 - 1921
  3. Louis Franklin RANKIN1886 - 1968
  4. Edward Rankin1891 - 1983
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m. 23 Dec 1914
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Facts and Events
Name Nancy Emily NIX
Gender Female
Birth? 10 Sep 1854 Alabama
Marriage Bet 1878 and 1879 to William Joseph RANKIN
Marriage 23 Dec 1914 Oconee County, South Carolinato Austin Martin (Mart) GRIGGS
Death? 7 Feb 1947 Oconee County, South Carolina (Poplar Springs Church)Age: 92y, 4m, 29d
Reference Number? Cousins of Dalton J. Nix Keyword
Reference Number? Descencants of Jennings NIX Keyword
Reference Number? Jennings NIX Descendants Keyword
Reference Number? JenningsNIX Descendants Keyword

Census Records; Norma has the following note "1860 SC Census, Pickens Co. Western Division, William Nix" Notes from Karen B <karenb@evcom.net>, She has Nancy E.listed in the 1900 SC Census for Oconee County.; Joseph W. Rankin, head, Mar 1862, 38m born SC; Nance E. Rankin, wife, Sept, 1854, 45, born Ala.; William F. Rankin, son, Nov 1880, 19, born SC; Mary E. Rankin, daughter, Dec. 1882, 17, born SC; Nettie F. Rankin, daughter, May 1884, 16, born SC; Louis F. Rankin, son, Aug 1886, 12 , born SC; Edward G. Rankin, son, Jn 1890, 10, born SC..

MTS GRIGGS PASSES WEDNESDAY IN PICKET POST AREA;

Mrs Nannie Rankin Griggs, 93,died at 5 PM Wednesday at the home of her granddaughter, Mrs Arvie Hendricks, in the Picket Post community. Surviving her are two sones, Louis F. Rankin of Clemson and Ed Rankin of Lancaster; also 12 grandchildren, and 33 Grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at Poplar Springs church today (Friday) at 3 o'clock conducted by Rev. J.B. Eades. Burial bill be in the church cemetery. Grandsons have been asked to serve as pallbearers and grandchildren as flower girls.

This is from a newsperper clipping posted on the web site of ; Delivered-To: daltonn@knology.net x-sender: "MyFamily.com" <Reminder@Reply.MyFamilyInc.com> x-receiver: daltonn@knology.net From: "MyFamily.com" <Reminder@Reply.MyFamilyInc.com> To: daltonn@knology.net Subject: New Content on WILLIAM 'BILLY' NIX and Related Families Website


By Karen Booth The clipping does not show a date, but I can cross check the dates I have to see if they compare with the day of the week mentioned in the clipping.

1855 Blount County, Alabama State Census

Key: Name, Males Under 21, Males Over 21, Females Under 21, Females Over 21, Total The next section (after the second hyphen) records: Insane Within Each County, Insane Sent Abroad, Slaves, and Free Persons of Color.

Nix, Daniel, � 1,1,5,1,8 � 0,0,0,0

Nix, T.M., � 1,1,1,0,3 � 0,0,0,0

Nix, Tyra, � 2,1,0,2,5 � 0,0,0,0

Nix, William, � 1,1,2,0,4 � 0,0,0,0

For William that would be one male under 12-Thomes M.; One male over 21-William; 2 females under 21 Nancy E. and Elizaberh; Total of 4 individuals.

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