Martha (Findley) Junkin (abt. 1786 - 1813)

Born about 21 Oct 1786 in Cumberland, Pennsylvania, United States

Ancestors

Wife of John Junkin — married Apr 1804 in Pennsylvania, United States

Died 11 Feb 1813 at about age 26 in Mercer County, Pennsylvania, United States

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Death Records

• Primary Source, (burial); Tertiary Source (biography), Find A Grave Index ^[1] Data Summary:

1. ) Find A Grave: Memorial #129891168: Martha (Findley) Junkin, daughter of William Findley (1741–1821) and Mary Elizabeth (Cochran) Findley (1756–1797), was born 21 Oct 1762 at Mercer County, Pennsylvania, USA., and she died 11 Feb 1813 (aged 39–40) at Mercer County, Pennsylvania, USA.
   1. ) Siblings:
      1. ) David William Findley (1770–1820)
      2. ) Elizabeth Findley Patterson (1774–1837)
      3. ) John Findley (1776–1855)
      4. ) Eleanor Nellie Findley Caruthers (1786–1853)
      5. ) Mary Findley Black (1788–1835)
   2. ) Half Siblings
      1. ) William Findley (unknown–1813)
      2. ) Alexander Findley (1759–1832)
   3. ) Marriage. Martha Findley married John Junkin (1786–1814) in 1804.
   4. ) Children:
      1. ) Eleanor Junkin Francis (1811–1895)
2. ) BURIAL. Martha (Findley) Junkin was buried in the Old Mercer Graveyard at Mercer, Mercer County, Pennsylvania, USA.
   1. ) Find a Grave Notes: "d/o William Findley / Mary Elizabeth Cochran; m Apr 1804 John Junkin -her 1st cousin; Inscription: Shared Headstone "
   2. ) Tombstone Photo: Inscription:
      
      "CAPT. JOHN JUNKIN.
      Was Born Sept. 12, 1786?
      Died Apr. 27, 1814?
      MARTHA FINDLEY JUNKIN
      Was Born Oct. 21,1762?
      Died Feb 11, 1813?"

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Sources

1. ↑ Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 15 July 2020), memorial page for Martha Findley Junkin (1773–14 Feb 1813), (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/129891168#view-photo=142040487 Find a Grave Memorial no. 129891168], citing Old Mercer Graveyard, Mercer, Mercer County, Pennsylvania, USA ; Maintained by BluMoKitty (contributor 46830270) .

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