Family:William Lee and Eliza Parran (1)

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Marriage[1] 15 Sep 1859 Trinity Church
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  1. William Fitzhugh Lee, in Civil War Scholars
    Article by Ann C. Reeves, 16 Oct 2011.

    "During the times he lived with his aunt, uncle, and cousins at Leeland, in Shepherdstown, he grew up knowing their friends and neighbors. Among them was one of five daughters of a town physicians, Dr. Richard Parran and his wife, Laura Morgan Parran. Eliza Morgan Parran, listed in the Morgan and Parran Family Bibles as Lillie was the second eldest daughter."
    "Willie and Lillie must have known each other for many years."
    "On September 15th, 1859, William Fitzhugh Lee married Lillie Parran while on leave from Jefferson Barracks. The wedding was performed at 8:00 in the morning at Trinity Church by the Rev. C. W. Andrews, an influential churchman whose dedication to theology and global understanding included a strong interest in the Liberian solution to slavery. Dr. Andrews figured largely in the lives of the Parran and Lee family members, with numerous baptisms, weddings, and funerals."