NOTE: According to other researchers these are Elizabeth's parents. And the proof so far looks good to me. And now we see that she had a sister, Martha Ann who married the eldest brother of Morrison, Richard Lee.
Elizabeth's Marriage
"Missouri, Marriages, 1750-1920"
Morrison/Elizabeth's marriage record,
"Name: Mitchell M. Lee
spouses name: Elizabeth Freeman
Event date: 26 July 1849
Event place: Pettis county, MO
Spouses father's name: George W. Freeman."
"that I, A Polland, a Preacher of the Methodist Episcopal church did unite in marriage..." (GS film: 947352)
Married Life
1850 Aug. 30 Dist. #68 Pettis County. Missouri
HEAD: Morrison age:20 farmer KY
Elizabeth age:19 KY
married within the year:1
Mary E. age:1/12 MO.
1860 June 11th P.O. Bowling Green Township. Pettis County, Missouri,
HEAD: Morrison Lee age:30 farmer KY "can not read/write"
Elizabeth age:25 KY
Ellen (Mary) age 8
James (Noah) age 6
Levisa (Visey) age 4 (this being my g-gramma)
William (G) age 2
another page of the 1860 census, Bowling Green Twnshp has
HEAD: G.W. Freeman and Louisa both born KY.
Gramma Elizabeth passed just 3 months after she gave birth to her last child, a son Richard Morrison Lee. Grampa Morrison, died 5 months prior to that.
The 5 Children After the Death of Their Parents
Mary Ellen, the oldest child, is found married in 1869 to John Henry Comer and raising her baby brother Richard. She and her husband and kids moved to Oregon, they are buried in Oregon.
James Noah Lee
Levisa, age 14 on the 1870 census Bowling Green, living with neighbors, Henry THOMAS/family.
And then in Nov. 1872, age 16, she married William H. Taylor. They had 12 kids. They moved the family to Indian Terr. Choctaw Nation, Oklahoma, 1900. And then in 1910, 5 of their kids moved back to Pettis and lived together, leaving Mom/Dad in Oklahoma.
"William G. Lee memorial #22212527 born on Dec. 28, 1857-on the 1860 census he is 2 yrs.
1870 he is not found.
1880 William was living with Aunt Louvisa Marlin, widow." and all her kids & 1 granddaughter and then he lived by himself or a "servant" farmer." William never married.
Richard born after the death of his father, Morrison and just months after his birth their mother died as well. He stayed here. See his life story on his memorial ..
f-a-g memorial # 22212526
James B in 1853 was hard to find,
1860 he is with his mom/dad.
1870 not found (age 16)- in
Feb 20 1879 he married Emma R. Fall in Pettis.
1880 census James/Emma are living in Bowling Green with a new baby. Lawrence age 3 months.
1900 he is still in Bowling Green with Emma and 9 kids.
1920 James/Emma are still in Bowling Green, own their land and have a 10th child, Kenneth born 1904 and the only one living with them.
1930 James is still living on his farm in Bowling Green and the only one with him is his sister-in-law Nora Gordon. On the same page and in the same neighborhood are:
Lawrence his eldest son and down the road a way is his other son Noah and family. Next door to Lawrence is the Fall family, probably the parents or kids of Emma Fall-Lee, his Mom.
Emma died 1928 and James died 1934.
James memorial #22212526 & Emma's is 22212525 by "Coleah"
not linked to his parents............they also had a daughter Dovey Ann died age 18 (1900) as per Coleah...
We know the date of death for Morrison Mitchel is correct because of his military record. "5 Nov. 1861." So Morrison never saw his baby son. They left 5 kids orphaned.
"Missouri Marriages, 1750-1920," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:V281-XZ9 : 6 December 2014), Mitchell M. Lee and Elizabeth Freeman, 26 Jul 1849; citing Pettis,Missouri; FHL microfilm 947,352.
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DNA Connections
It may be possible to confirm family relationships with Elizabeth by comparing test results with other carriers of her mitochondrial DNA.
However, there are no known mtDNA test-takers in her direct maternal line.
It is likely that these autosomal DNA test-takers will share some percentage of DNA with Elizabeth:
~3.12%Brenda Lee :
AncestryDNA, GEDmatch BL7019844[compare], yourDNAportal BRE2540e659, Ancestry member rosepetalbrenda71