Family Card - Person Sheet
Family Card - Person Sheet
NameJane REAMS 384
Birth Date4 Jul 1813
Birth PlaceWhite Pine, Jefferson County, Tennessee
Death Date12 Feb 1892 Age: 78
Death PlaceFerris, Ellis County, Texas
Burial PlaceFerris, Ellis County, Texas, Ferris Memorial Park South Cemetery
Spouses
Birth Date24 Nov 1811
Birth PlaceWhite Pine, Jefferson County, Tennessee
Death Date1878 Age: 66
Death PlaceMadison, St. Francis County, Arizona
Burial PlaceFerris, Ellis County, Texas, Ferris Memorial Park South Cemetery
FatherJames David MOYERS , 182 (1767-1838)
MotherMary “Polly” BLACKBURN , 183 (1768-1846)
Family ID2227
Marr Date29 Sep 1831
Marr PlaceWhite Pine, Jefferson County, Tennessee
Medical notes for Jane REAMS
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Notes for Jane REAMS
Jane was the daughter of Bartlett H Reams and Sarah Driskill. She married Alfred Jefferson Moyers, Sr (1811-1878) on September 29, 1831 in White Pine, Jefferson County, Tennessee. They had 6 sons and 2 daughters: James Bartlett Moyers (1834-1877), David Nelson Moyers (1836-1837), John Tate Moyers (1838-1863) he was injured in a battle near Corinth Mississippi and was buried around Jackson, Mississippi during the Civil War, Thomas Benton Moyers (1841-1856), Richard Calhoun Moyers (1843-?), Alfred Jefferson Moyers, Jr (1846-1903), Mary Jane Moyers Witherspoon (1848-1887) and Sarah Ann Moyers Darr (1851-1873). The family moved to Texas in 1852. Alfred Jefferson Moyers, Sr is buried somewhere in Arkansas.

On Find A Grave.

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Notes for Alfred Jefferson (Spouse 1)
Alternate death place Ellis Co, TX61

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Medical notes for Alfred Jefferson (Spouse 1)
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