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Samuel Denney

BirthMay 1843 - Denney Branch, Smith, Tennessee, United States
Death1907 - Denney Branch, Smith County, Tennessee, USA
MotherClara Enoch
FatherWiley Denney

Born in Denney Branch, Smith, Tennessee, United States on May 1843 to Wiley Denney and Clara Enoch. Samuel Denney married Louisa Edie Ray and had 8 children. He passed away on 1907 in Denney Branch, Smith County, Tennessee, USA.

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Parents
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Wiley Denney
1794 - 1869
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Clara Enoch
1801 - 1887
Spouse(s)
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Louisa Edie Ray
1844 - 1916
Children Show all
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Minnie Lou Denney
1880 - 1963
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Zachariah Denney
1872 - 1951
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Samuel L Denney
1878 - 1901
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Amanda Pearl Denney
1886 - 1957
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Clara Bell Denney
1882 - 1908
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Fannie K Denney
1888 - 1901
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Lena Bell Denney
1891 - 1896
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Lanna Elizabeth Denney
1883 - 1970

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