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Nancy Asher

Birth1813 - Nr. Mt Rush, Appomattox Co., VA
Death02 Mar 1899 - Montgomery County, Virginia
MotherFrances Glass
FatherJames Asher

Born in Nr. Mt Rush, Appomattox Co., VA on 1813 to James Asher and Frances Glass. Nancy Asher married Moses Hurt Hendrick and had 11 children. She passed away on 02 Mar 1899 in Montgomery County, Virginia.

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Parents
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James Asher
1790 - 1820
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Frances Glass
1794 - 1830
Spouse(s)
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Moses Hurt Hendrick
1798 - 1880
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Sam Robertson
Unknown - Unknown
Children Show all
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Thomas M. Hendrick
1853 - 1914
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Nancy Emaline "Emily" Hendrick-bingham
1839 - 1907
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Sarah Jane F Hendrick
1837 - 1913
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Letitia Woodson Hendrick
1851 - 1935
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Amanda Susan Hendrick
1842 - 1901
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Nathaniel S. Hendrick
1843 - 1910
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Eliza Virginia Hendrick
1844 - 1929
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John William Hendrick
1834 - 1862
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James Hendrick
1858 - Unknown
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Daniel Hendrick
1835 - 1852
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Jane Hendrick
1852 - 1860

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