See photo. Two of Elijah's brothers passed away in this time frame. Both of Thomas & Elijah's wives did as well. Elijah, his daughter Sarah (Sallie), 3 brothers and a niece are in the home.
Name Elijah Keeny
Event Place Division Thirty Five, Jackson, Missouri, United States
First married Eliza Jane Holloway. She preceded him in Death. They had the following daughter Sarah A. Keeney. He then married Sarah Jane Wilson. They had the following 8 children: Ada P, Nannie Lee, Maude Bell, Millie Gertrude, Stella May, William Elijah, Jessie Robert, Maggie Wilson [6]
Footnotes
↑ Missouri Marriages, 1750-1920, Indexing Project (Batch) Number M51521-2, System Origin Missouri-ODM, GS Film number 1019757
↑ Household ID 1655, The U.S. National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) Publication Number M653, Film Number 625, GS Film Number 803625, Digital Folder Number 005170206, Image Number 00208
↑ Household ID 50, Line Number 19, The U.S. National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) Publication Number M593, GS Film number 000552266, Digital Folder Number 004273846, Image Number 00286
↑ District ED 75, Sheet Number and Letter 9A, Household ID 829371, The U.S. National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) Publication Number T9, Film Number 0679, GS Film Number 1254679, Digital Folder Number 005161213, Image Number 00470
↑ Entered by G. Scott Keeney, Wednesday, October 3, 2013.
Thank you to Sally Rosenberg Rosenberg for creating WikiTree profile Keeney-226 through the import of My Family Sally Rosenberg 10 try 1.ged on Jan 29, 2013.
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