Sturkie Family 2018B - Person Sheet
Sturkie Family 2018B - Person Sheet
NameNAILOR, Mary Neyland 
Death3 Feb 1858
Spouses
Birth24 Nov 1796, Orangeburgh District, SC
Death17 Jul 1868
FatherHOOVER “HUBER”, Christian (1764-1815)
MotherZIEGLER, Mary
Marriage8 Apr 1896
ChildrenJohn (1827-1891)
Elizabeth (1828-1852)
Margaret (1830-1853)
William (1832-1903)
Sarah (1838-1900)
Christian (1840-1886)
Julia (1842-1917)
2HOOVER “HUBER”, William
Birth25 Jan 1832, Oak GrovePike County, Mississippi
Death1903
FatherHOOVER “HUBER”, Christian (1796-1868)
MotherNAILOR, Mary Neyland (-1858)
Census notes for Christian (Spouse 1)
Biographical and Historical Memoirs of Mississippi" p948
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Rev. William Hoover was born in Pike county, Miss, at Oak Grove, the home of his father, Judge Christian Hoover, one mile from Myrtle Place, is residence, January 25, 1832. His father, Christian Hoover son of Christian Hoover and Mary Ziegler, was born in Orangeburg district, S.C. November 24, 1790. He came to Mississippi when it was a territory and a wild country, inhabited principally by Indians and wild beasts. He was a soldier in the war of 1812; was at the battle of New Orleans. He married Mrs. Mary Neyland Nailor, April 8, 1823. She was a sweet spirited Christian woman, of remarkable beauty.
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Rev. William Hoover was born in Pike county, Miss, at Oak Grove, the home of his father, Judge Christian Hoover, one mile from Myrtle Place, is residence, January 25, 1832. His father, Christian Hoover son of Christian Hoover and Mary Ziegler, was born in Orangeburg district, S.C. November 24, 1790. He came to Mississippi when it was a territory and a wild country, inhabited principally by Indians and wild beasts. He was a soldier in the war of 1812; was at the battle of New Orleans. He married Mrs. Mary Neyland Nailor, April 8, 1823. She was a sweet spirited Christian woman, of remarkable beauty.
FindAGrave notes for Christian (Spouse 1)
Find A Grave Memorial# 14048295Birth:
Nov. 24, 1796
Orangeburg County
South Carolina, USA
Death:
Jul. 17, 1868
Pike County
Mississippi, USA
Family links:
Spouse:
Mary Neyland Hoover (1807 - 1858)
Children:
John Hoover (1827 - 1891)*
Elizabeth Hoover Wells (1828 - 1852)*
Margaret Hoover Thompson (1830 - 1853)*
William Hoover (1832 - 1903)*
Sarah Hoover Barr (1838 - 1900)*
Christian Hoover (1840 - 1886)*
Julia C. Hoover May (1842 - 1917)*
*Calculated relationship
Inscription:
Born in Orangeburg Dist., S. C.
Burial:
Hoover Cemetery
Pike County
Mississippi, USA
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Nov. 24, 1796
Orangeburg County
South Carolina, USA
Death:
Jul. 17, 1868
Pike County
Mississippi, USA
Family links:
Spouse:
Mary Neyland Hoover (1807 - 1858)
Children:
John Hoover (1827 - 1891)*
Elizabeth Hoover Wells (1828 - 1852)*
Margaret Hoover Thompson (1830 - 1853)*
William Hoover (1832 - 1903)*
Sarah Hoover Barr (1838 - 1900)*
Christian Hoover (1840 - 1886)*
Julia C. Hoover May (1842 - 1917)*
*Calculated relationship
Inscription:
Born in Orangeburg Dist., S. C.
Burial:
Hoover Cemetery
Pike County
Mississippi, USA
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Census notes for William (Spouse 2)
Rev. William Hoover was born in Pike county, Miss, at Oak Grove, the home of his father, Judge Christian Hoover, one mile from Myrtle Place, is residence, January 25, 1832. His father, Christian Hoover son of Christian Hoover and Mary Ziegler, was born in Orangeburg district, S.C. November 24, 1790. He came to Mississippi when it was a territory and a wild country, inhabited principally by Indians and wild beasts. He was a soldier in the war of 1812; was at the battle of New Orleans. He married Mrs. Mary Neyland Nailor, April 8, 1823. She was a sweet spirited Christian woman, of remarkable beauty.259