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Mason Perdue

Birth09 Aug 1798 - Franklin Co., Virginia, USA
Death13 Jun 1891 - Sunfish Township, Pike County, Ohio, USA
MotherMary Elizabeth Coon/Connely/Connoly
FatherZachariah "Uriah" Perdue

Born in Franklin Co., Virginia, USA on 09 Aug 1798 to Zachariah "Uriah" Perdue and Mary Elizabeth Coon/Connely/Connoly. Mason Perdue married ELLEN AMANDA WALLS and had 12 children. He passed away on 13 Jun 1891 in Sunfish Township, Pike County, Ohio, USA.

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Parents
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Zachariah "Uriah" Perdue
1769 - 1853
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Mary Elizabeth Coon/connely/connoly
1765 - 1830
Spouse(s)
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Ellen Amanda Walls
1818 - 1895
Children Show all
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Sarah M Blankenship
1843 - 1882
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Emaline Sahrona Perdue
1848 - Unknown
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Frederick Peter Perdue
1836 - 1890
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Mary Catherine Perdue
1850 - 1928
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William Henry Perdue
1853 - 1938
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Thomas E Perdue
1844 - 1915
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Mary Ann Purdue
1835 - 1900
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Martha Jane Perdue
1841 - Unknown
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Jessie Obediah Perdue
1856 - 1881
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Temple Maria Perdue
1848 - 1928
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John Henry Perdue
1861 - 1935
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Ellenore A Perdue
1846 - Unknown

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