Person:Levi Keithly (1)

Watchers
Levi Keithly
m. 1777
  1. Sally Keithly
  2. Tabitha Keithly
  3. Abraham Keithly1778 - 1812
  4. Mary M. Keithly1779 - 1855
  5. Jacob Keithly1781 -
  6. John Keithly1783 - 1853
  7. Elizabeth Keithly1784 -
  8. Joseph Keithly1786 - 1852
  9. Samuel Keithly, Sr.1789 - 1870
  10. Roland Keithley1791 - 1878
  11. Patsy KeithlyAbt 1792 - 1886
  12. William R. Keithly1793 - 1883
  13. Levi Keithly1794 - 1875
  14. Catherine Keithly1795 - 1821
  15. Daniel Keithly1796 - 1860
  16. Absalom Keithly1799 - 1879
  17. Obadiah Keithly1803 -
m. 3 Apr 1815
  1. Nancy Keithly1816 - 1879
  2. Martha Jane Keithly1817 - 1877
  3. Edwin Catron Keithly1819 - 1885
  4. Melissa Jane Keithly1821 - 1885
  5. Louisa Keithly1823 - 1879
  6. Zerelda Keithly1826 - 1858
  7. Mary Ellen Keithly1828 - 1902
  8. Jacob Carter Keithly1831 - 1934
  9. Robert Keithly1834 - 1848
m. 5 Apr 1836
  1. John William Keithly1837 - 1920
  2. Joseph Bell Keithly1838 - 1908
  3. Frances Ann Keithly1839 - 1943
  4. Levi Thompson Keithly1841 - 1879
m. 9 Mar 1843
  • HLevi Keithly1794 - 1875
  • WMary Couch1827 - 1862
m. 24 Jun 1858
  1. Benjamin Franklin Keithly1859 - 1925
  2. Margaret Alice Keithly1860 - 1940
m. 12 Jul 1863
Facts and Events
Name Levi Keithly
Gender Male
Birth[1] 15 May 1794 Bourbon, Kentucky, United States
Marriage 3 Apr 1815 Warren, Kentucky, United States[1st wife]
to Frances White
Marriage 5 Apr 1836 Ralls, Missouri, United States[2nd wife]
to Mary Helen Bell
Marriage 9 Mar 1843 Pike, Missouri, United States[3rd wife]
to Druzilla America Thompson
Marriage 24 Jun 1858 Ralls, Missouri, United States[4th wife]
to Mary Couch
Marriage 12 Jul 1863 Audrain, Missouri, United States[5th wife]
to Alicy Frances Hale
Death[1] 28 Oct 1875 Ralls, Missouri, United States
References
  1. 1.0 1.1 Elmwood Township, in History of Saline County, Missouri: including a history of its townships, cities, towns and villages. (St. Louis, Missouri: Missouri Historical, 1881)
    673.

    ... Jacob [Keithly], lived in southern Kentucky, where he raised a large family of children, eighteen in number (thirteen sons and five daughters), most of whom moved to Missouri before it became a state, (one of whom was killed by the Indians in St. Charles county); and they settled in St. Charles, Pike and Ralls counties. His son Levi (father of Jacob C.), married Miss Fanny White in Kentucky, and came to Missouri in 1819, and was one of the pioneer settlers of Ralls county, where he lived and farmed until 1875, and died at the advanced age of eighty-one years. He was a soldier in the Black Hawk war of 1832. Jacob C., the subject of this sketch, was the eighth of nine children by his father’s first wife. ...

  2.   LCZG-LT3 (FamilySearch Family Tree), in FamilySearch Family Tree
    includes sources, last accessed Apr 2024.