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Enoch Highley

Birth15 SEP 1840 - Indiana
Death20 JUN 1928 - Indiana
MotherRosa McMahan
FatherClaiborn/Clayborn Highley

Born in Indiana on 15 SEP 1840 to Claiborn/Clayborn Highley and Rosa McMahan. Enoch Highley married Phoebe L Stephens and had 10 children. He passed away on 20 JUN 1928 in Indiana.

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Parents
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Claiborn/clayborn Highley
1811 - 1879
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Rosa Mcmahan
1812 - 1869
Spouse(s)
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Phoebe L Stephens
1840 - 1907
Children Show all
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Rosa Rossie Highley
1870 - 1935
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Emma Florence Highley
1876 - 1947
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Frank Highley
1868 - 1910
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Katherine B Highley
1880 - 1969
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Flora O. Highley
1861 - 1931
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Ernest Highley
1873 - 1890
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Everett Highley
1878 - 1878
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Addison Highley
1869 - Unknown
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Thomas Wilbur Highley
1868 - 1948
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Ulysses Watson Highley
1865 - 1899

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