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Melvina Herde

Birthabt 1835 - Tennessee
Death1911 - Hardeman County, Texas, USA
MotherMary Louise Keathley
FatherJohn Benjamin Herd

Born in Tennessee on abt 1835 to John Benjamin Herd and Mary Louise Keathley. Melvina Herde married Solomon H Combs and had 14 children. She passed away on 1911 in Hardeman County, Texas, USA.

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Parents
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John Benjamin Herd
1821 - 1881
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Mary Louise Keathley
1823 - 1908
Spouse(s)
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Solomon H Combs
1835 - 1886
Children Show all
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Henry Peter Combs
1870 - 1960
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Dudley Ewing Combs
1860 - 1920
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Martha Combs
1876 - 1905
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James S Combs
1868 - 1941
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Amanda Virginia Rebecca Combs
1882 - 1960
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Millard Combs
1879 - 1896
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Franklin Combs
1865 - Unknown
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Job Combs
1874 - 1910
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Margaret (Maggie) Combs
1881 - Unknown
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Charley Hanson Combs
1885 - 1928
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Wiley Combs
1876 - 1934
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Joseph L Combs
1874 - Unknown
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Not Named Female Combs
1867 - 1867
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Peter Combs
1870 - Unknown

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