Family Card - Person Sheet
Family Card - Person Sheet
NameWilliam Kelsey PATTON 59,263
Birth Date3 Jul 1799
Birth PlaceWashington County, Tennessee
Death Date24 Mar 1853 Age: 53
Death PlaceAuburn, Lee County, Alabama
Burial PlaceAuburn, Lee County, Alabama, Pine Hill Cemetery
OccupationRev.
FatherAnthony PATTON , 180 (1758-1830)
MotherNancy Elizabeth WOOD , 181 (1764-1841)
Spouses
Birth Date10 Aug 1801
Birth PlaceSouth Carolina
Death Date14 Nov 1860 Age: 59
Death PlaceLeake County, Mississippi
Burial PlaceOfahoma, Leake County, Mississippi, Forest Grove Cemetery
Family ID2196
ChildrenJohn Joseph Alexander (1830-1887)
Notes for William Kelsey PATTON
Rev William K Patton was a Presbyterian minister in Georgia and Alabama. He married Jane E Campbell and they had nine children. After Rev Patton's death, Jane married Needham Smith 2/13/1855.

Children:
Elizabeth T Patton Greenwood (1824-1877)
Mary C Patton Holmes (1829-?)
Lou Emily Patton Smith (1829-1904)
James C G R Patton (1830-1912)
William A Patton (1830-1906)
John J A Patton (1833-1887)
Eliza Patton Cocke (1835-1879)
Dr Edward G Patton (1838-1915)
Emma Patton Jones (1843-1880)

On Find A Grave.


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Some times known as Rev. William Kelsey Patton.

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Notes for Jane E. (Spouse 1)
Rev William K Patton was a Presbyterian minister in Georgia and Alabama. He married Jane E Campbell and they had nine children. After Rev Patton's death, Jane married Needham Smith 2/13/1855.

Children:
Elizabeth T Patton Greenwood (1824-1877)
Mary C Patton Holmes (1829-?)
Lou Emily Patton Smith (1829-1904)
James C G R Patton (1830-1912)
William A Patton (1830-1906)
John J A Patton (1833-1887)
Eliza Patton Cocke (1835-1879)
Dr Edward G Patton (1838-1915)
Emma Patton Jones (1843-1880)

On Find A Grave.

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