⌘ Martha Patsy Meeks

Birth1779 or 1780 - Pendleton, Anderson, South Carolina, USA

Death20 Aug 1861 or 1862 - Warwoman, Rabun, Georgia, United States

Mother⭐ Elizabeth Jo Ivey

Father⭐ Rev. Littleton Fisher Meeks

Born in Pendleton, Anderson, South Carolina, USA on 1779 or 1780 to ⭐ Rev. Littleton Fisher Meeks and ⭐ Elizabeth Jo Ivey. ⌘ Martha Patsy Meeks married ⌘ Andrew William Drewry Drury Wall and had 12 children. She passed away on 20 Aug 1861 or 1862 in Warwoman, Rabun, Georgia, United States.

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Parents

⭐ Rev. Littleton Fisher Meeks
1766 - 1852

⭐ Elizabeth Jo Ivey
1768 - 1857

Spouse(s)

⌘ Andrew William Drewry Drury Wall
1772 - 1858

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Jane Wall
1818 - 1894

Francis "Fannie" Wall
1811 - 1891

Miles Wall
1806 - 1873

Burrell Wall
1805 - 1870

Jesse Wall
1799 - 1883

Martha Evelyn S. Wall
1823 - 1922

Dread Wall
1813 - 1880

Nace S Walls
1820 - 1884

Mary Wall
1801 - 1830

William Wells
1788 - 1867

Susanna Wall
1816 - Unknown

Martha Jane Wall Smith
1812 - 1899

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