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Abisha Styron

Birth3 May 1812 - North Carolina, USA
Death1889 - Shell Banks, Baldwin County, Alabama USA
MotherEsther (Styron) Nelson
FatherJames Nelson Styron

Born in North Carolina, USA on 3 May 1812 to James Nelson Styron and Esther (Styron) Nelson. Abisha Styron married Helen Mawr Tatum and had 8 children. He passed away on 1889 in Shell Banks, Baldwin County, Alabama USA.

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Parents
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James Nelson Styron
1785 - 1837
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Esther (Styron) Nelson
1777 - 1860
Spouse(s)
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Helen Mawr Tatum
1826 - 1893
Children Show all
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Easter Styron
1853 - 1878
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Alabama Styron
1855 - 1913
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Robert S Styron
1861 - Unknown
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Louisa Eleanor Styron
1865 - 1928
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Susan Helen Styron
1844 - 1916
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Sarah E Styrons
1850 - Unknown
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Abisha Styron
Unknown - Unknown
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Alabama Styrons
1856 - Unknown

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