Person:Elizabeth Hardin (12)

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Elizabeth Ann Hardin
m. 19 May 1847
  1. Unknown Hardin1849 -
  2. Joseph Gipson Hardin1850 - 1874
  3. John Wesley Hardin1853 - 1895
  4. Elizabeth Ann Hardin1855 - 1930
  5. Martha Ann Hardin1857 - 1949
  6. Benjamin HardinAbt 1859 - Abt 1869
  7. Jefferson Davis Hardin1861 - 1901
  8. Unknown Hardin1866 -
  9. Nancy Dixon Hardin1866 - 1953
  10. James Barnett Gipson Hardin1873 - 1918
m. 8 Nov 1871
  1. Thomas CobbAbt 1874 -
  2. Joseph Benton Cobb, Jr.1877 - 1932
  3. Effie Cobb1879 -
  4. Martha Ola Cobb1880 - 1959
  5. George Cobb1882 -
  6. James Hardin Cobb1888 - 1959
  7. William G. Cobb1891 -
  8. Robert Lee Cobb1892 - 1928
  9. Earl Witt Cobb1895 - 1933
  10. Frederick Hess Cobb1897 - 1979
Facts and Events
Name Elizabeth Ann Hardin
Gender Female
Birth[1] 23 Jun 1855 Corsicana, Navarro County, Texas
Marriage 8 Nov 1871 Comanche County, Texasto Joseph Benton Cobb
Death[2][1] 28 Oct 1930 Dallas, Dallas County, Texas
References
  1. 1.0 1.1 Texas, United States. Confederate Pension Applications
    #43581.

    Texas Confederate Pension Applications, 1899-1975


    Widow's Application for a Pension, #43581

    Name: Mrs. Elizabeth Cobb (Grayson County)
    Address: 300 East Main, Denison, Texas
    Filed: 30 Jan 1928
    Approved: 30 Jan 1928

    Widow of J. B. Cobb, died 31 Dec 1927 in Pottawatomie County, Oklahoma. They were married 8 Nov 1871 in Comanche County, Texas.

    Born: 23 Jun 1855 Corsicana, Texas
    Resident of Grayson County for 25 years
    Husband drew a pension (file #36374)
    Husband's name: Joseph Benton Cobb
    He served in a Texas unit ("My husband was record in on file with the Pension Department, Austin, Texas.") [No further details of service]
    Sworn 28 Jan 1928

    [Affidavits of witnesses to marriage]


    Application for Mortuary Warrant

    Certifying that Mrs. Elizabeth Cobb, pensioner, died 28 Oct 1930 Dallas, Texas, at the home of Mrs. G. A. Cato (her daughter), 2015 W. Fitzhugh, Dallas, Texas.

    Physician's statement that she died of "cerebral apoplexy."

  2. Texas Department of State Health Services. Texas Death Index, 1903-2000.