Edith Patsy Kimbrell/Kimball

Birth20 Aug 1795 - Union, North Carolina, USA

Death16 AUG 1840 - Stanly, North Carolina, United States

MotherMartha "Pattie" Harris md Buckner Kimball

FatherBuckner "Buck" Kimball 1762 md Martha Pattie Harris

Born in Union, North Carolina, USA on 20 Aug 1795 to Buckner "Buck" Kimball 1762 md Martha Pattie Harris and Martha "Pattie" Harris md Buckner Kimball. Edith Patsy Kimbrell/Kimball married Stephen KIRK and had 14 children. She passed away on 16 AUG 1840 in Stanly, North Carolina, United States.

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Parents

Buckner "Buck" Kimball 1762 Md Martha Pattie Harris
1750 - 1812

Martha "Pattie" Harris Md Buckner Kimball
1752 - 1815

Spouse(s)

Stephen Kirk
1791 - 1852

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Jane Kirk
1817 - 1885

Edith Elizabeth Kirk
1812 - 1887

Atlas Kirk
1820 - 1892

Lewis J Kirk
1816 - 1864

Rebecca Jane Foutz
1828 - 1896

Ezra Kirk
1822 - 1903

Mary M. Kirk
1824 - 1858

William P Kirk
1814 - 1815

Sarah Elizabeth "Bettie" Kirk
1827 - 1891

Nancy Kirk
1825 - Unknown

Jesse Kirk
1835 - 1887

Carroll Elias Kirk
1832 - 1860

Kimbrell Kirk
1840 - 1863

Mary "Pollie" Kirk
1825 - Unknown

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