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Fetna Eleanor Webb
d.14 Feb 1889
Facts and Events
Name[1] |
Fetna Eleanor Webb |
Alt Name[2][3] |
Fetna E Thornhill |
Gender |
Female |
Birth[4][2][3] |
25 May 1852 |
Virginia, USAMap: Latitude: 37.54812 Longitude: -77.44675 Birth of Fetna Eleanor Watkins Webb Virginia USA |
Census[4] |
1860 |
Appomattox County, Virginia, USAAge: 9 Map: Latitude: 37.36681 Longitude: -78.8164 1860 Census, Spout Spring, Appomattox, Virginia; Roll: M653_1332; Page: 490; Image: 493 Virginia 24522 USA |
Residence[4] |
1860 |
Appomattox County, Virginia, USAMap: Latitude: 37.36681 Longitude: -78.8164 Living in dwelling 489, Appomattox, VA Virginia 24522 USA |
Marriage |
16 Dec 1866 |
Virginia, USAMap: Latitude: 37.54812 Longitude: -77.44675 Marriage of Robert Hall Thornhill and Fetna Eleanor Watkins Webb Virginia USA to Robert Hall Thornhill |
Census[2] |
1870 |
Campbell County, Virginia, USAAge: 18 Map: Latitude: 37.23348 Longitude: -79.09974 1870 Census, Eastern Division, Campbell, Virginia; Roll: M593_1638; Page: 50; Image: 398 Virginia USA |
Residence[2] |
1870 |
Campbell County, Virginia, USAMap: Latitude: 37.23348 Longitude: -79.09974 Living in dwelling 686, Eastern Division, Campbell, VA Virginia USA |
Census[3] |
1880 |
Rustburg, Campbell, Virginia, USAAge: 29 Map: Latitude: 37.27681 Longitude: -79.10085 1880 Census, Rustburgh, Campbell, Virginia; Roll: T9_1358; Family History Film: 1255358; Page: 147.2000; Enumeration District: 45 Rustburg Virginia USA |
Residence[3] |
1880 |
Rustburg, Campbell, Virginia, USAMap: Latitude: 37.27681 Longitude: -79.10085 Living in dwelling 438, Rustburg, VA Rustburg Virginia USA |
Death? |
14 Feb 1889 |
Death of Fetna Eleanor Watkins Webb |
References
- ↑ Familiy Members. Family Interviews
11 AUG 2009.
your grandmother's siblings were: (these are the complete names for Aunt Eleanor and Aunt Katherine) Katherine Watkins Davidson got her name from Aunt Janie Jane Watkins Thornhill the Watkins was a family name of the Thornhills. Eleanor Stratton Davidson is Eleanor's full name. she was named after her grandmother Thornhill (Eleanor Fetna Webb or Fetna Eleanor) or mom doesn't really know she says. her relatives called her aunt Fet. some of this is verbatim and in mom's words. Lily Bibb was named after cousin Will and Cousin Lily Thornhill. Mother lived with them and went to EC Glass High School. "Aunt Elizabeth and Aunt Janie were older than mother so when their mother died, they lived with their granddaddy Thornhill who worked with streetcars in Lynchburg." the name Bibb came from 4 generations back who lived in Charlottesville and she married a Thornhill. That book has what her name is and mom isn't sure what it actually was. she, Cousin Lily Thornhill, was Lily Hancock and their daughter was named Lily Bibb and mom was named Lily Bibb because mother was very close to them. Aunt Mary was very close to them and called them aunt and uncle. she was their pet. like Aunt Elizabeth was your grandmother's pet. Eleanor was Mable and Grace's pet. Uncle Sterling's wife thought Tee was great. after mom was grown she said I turned out well since I had been so spoiled. Mable and Grace sent Eleanor books and paid part of her they also helped with mom's college bills and because I (mom) majored in science so that was a disappointment to them. Although they did ask Mom to take their cat if the cat died after they did. Mom agreed but the cat died first. cousin albert couldn't straighten up Albon Stratton had a son Albon who was a character, may have been retarded. he roamed. no one really knew how he made a living. Taw would occasionally bring him home which upset KateMama (oh Crawford, you're bringing him home?) he was their cousin. He could read but I don't know that he did any work. he didn't venture too far away and always kept in touch with Taw who would give him money. He was a strange person.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 United States of America, Bureau of the Census. 1870 US Federal Census.
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 United States of America, Bureau of the Census. 1880 US Federal Census.
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 United States of America, Bureau of the Census. 1860 US Federal Census. (database on-line, Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2004).
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