Octavia was born 27 March 1836 at New Orleans, Orleans Parish, Louisiana, USA. She married Hobart Stratton Horton on 18 November 1853. She died on 14 Feb 1910 at Atlas, Pike County, Illinois.[1]
An alternate birth place of "Plaquemine Parish, New Orleans" [which does not make sense] was given in this profile. An alternate death place was given as Rockport, Illinois, and an alternate marriage date was given as 18 Nov 1865 at "Plaquemine Parish, New Orleans." None of these were sourced. The only known source at this time for exact dates and places of birth, marriage, and death are from Findagrave memorials, which are also unsourced except for the birth and death year which appears on her headstone. For now, the Findagrave memorial data is entered above until better sources turn up.
Sources
↑Find A Grave, database and images (findagrave.com : accessed 23 January 2019), memorial page for Octavia L. Udell Horton (27 Mar 1836–14 Feb 1910), Find A Grave: Memorial #140967985, citing Samuel Taylor Cemetery, Rockport, Pike County, Illinois, USA, maintained by Kathy Robinson (contributor 47211190); includes photo of gravestone which only shows years of birth/death. Memorial includes full dates and places of birth, death and marriage, but doesn't give sources.
Find A Grave: Memorial #32884541 for Hobart Horton; cites Old Settlers of Pike County, from Atlas Map of Pike Co. IL, 1872; biographical data may provide clues for further research.
Unsourced family tree from Ancestry.com shared with Jema Patterson by the daughter of Sheila Gay (Shelia was great great grandaughter of Octavia). According to the ancestry.com family tree, Octavia had nine children. At the time of this writing (22 Feb 2018), Josephine, William Otis, Mary Louise, Joseph, and Horace all had profiles on Wikitree. Howard, Frederick, Frank, and Benjamin B. (all Hortons) did not have any birth/death dates/locations listed on Ancestry.
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