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David Nations

Birth1802 - Warren, Kentucky (alt Nov 1802
Death abt 1875 - Adams County, Illinois
MotherTabitha Levisa Stevens
FatherNathaniel Nations

Born in Warren, Kentucky (alt Nov 1802 on 1802 to Nathaniel Nations and Tabitha Levisa Stevens. David Nations married Hannah Alley Pannol Pennick (Nations) and had 12 children. He passed away on abt 1875 in Adams County, Illinois.

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Parents
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Nathaniel Nations
1769 - 1848
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Tabitha Levisa Stevens
1775 - 1862
Spouse(s)
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Hannah Alley Pannol Pennick (Nations)
1807 - 1858
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Susannah Susan Killian
1820 - 1880
Children Show all
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George W Nations
1831 - 1872
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Sarah Adalene Nations (Campbell) (Lanham)
1835 - 1890
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Caroline Nations (Rhoades)
1845 - 1901
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Rhoda Rhody Nations (Malone)
1830 - 1880
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Andrew Jackson Nations
1848 - 1907
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Elzina Elizabeth Nations
1842 - 1902
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Mary "Polly" Evaline Nations (Booker)
1832 - 1872
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Alfred Nations
1838 - 1878
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G W Nations
Unknown - Unknown
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Isaiah Nations
1826 - 1849
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John Wesley Nations
1848 - 1876
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Catherine Nations (Henry)
1827 - 1903

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