Eliza Jerusha "Jay?" Ely/Ealey

Birth28 Aug 1876 - Ely's Bend, Claiborne County, Tennessee, USA

Death25 Nov 1920 - Ely's Bend or Arthur, Claiborne County, Tennessee, USA

MotherNancy Mary (Mollie) Billingsley

FatherThomas Jefferson Ely

Born in Ely's Bend, Claiborne County, Tennessee, USA on 28 Aug 1876 to Thomas Jefferson Ely and Nancy Mary (Mollie) Billingsley. Eliza Jerusha "Jay?" Ely/Ealey had 11 children. She passed away on 25 Nov 1920 in Ely's Bend or Arthur, Claiborne County, Tennessee, USA.

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Parents

Thomas Jefferson Ely
1853 - 1927

Nancy Mary (Mollie) Billingsley
1853 - 1943

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Thomas Walter Money
1898 - 1973

Rev. Charles Edward Money
1900 - 1961

Owen B Money
1896 - 1971

Joseph Arthur Money
1902 - 1995

Lawrence "Larry" Vernon Money
1919 - 1988

Virginia Victoria Money
1905 - 1988

Grace Eleanor Money
1910 - 1985

Mary Nellie Money
1904 - 1990

Willie Mae Bell Money
1907 - 2002

James M Money
1912 - 1976

Gillus Paul Money
1917 - 1931

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