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Nancy Proctor

Birth23 Mar 1817 - Kentucky
Death02 Dec 1891 - Dallas County, Missouri, USA
MotherNancy Sloss
FatherBenjamin Procter

Born in Kentucky on 23 Mar 1817 to Benjamin Procter and Nancy Sloss. Nancy Proctor married John O. O'Bannon and had 14 children. She passed away on 02 Dec 1891 in Dallas County, Missouri, USA.

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Parents
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Benjamin Procter
1779 - 1851
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Nancy Sloss
1786 - 1834
Spouse(s)
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John O. O'bannon
1812 - 1878
Children Show all
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Phebe Powell
1839 - 1893
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John O'bannon
1845 - 1904
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Mary Jane O'bannon
1849 - 1922
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James Proctor O'bannon
1858 - 1919
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George W O'bannon
1841 - 1897
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Nancy E. O'bannon
1855 - 1858
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Thomas Proctor O'bannon
1842 - 1847
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William O'bannon
1843 - 1848
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Wade Hampton O Bannon
1848 - 1848
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Benjamin Franklin O'bannon
1856 - 1858
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Lydia Margaret O'bannon
1847 - 1847
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Elizabeth O Bannon
1832 - 1873
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M. F. Bennett
1845 - Unknown
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Nancy Elizabeth O'bannon
1855 - 1858

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