Jeremiah (22) married Nancy Synthia Sumner (17) (born in 1787 in Surry County, North Carolina, United States; daughter of Samuel Sumner) in 1805 in Clay County, Kentucky. Their children were:
Jeremiah died on January 10, 1853 in Troublesome Creek, Breathitt, Kentucky, United States, aged about 70.[1]
Sources
↑Memorial: Find a Grave (has image) Find A Grave: Memorial #106425070 (accessed 30 November 2023) Memorial page for Jeremiah "Chunky Jerry" Combs (1782-10 Jan 1853); Maintained by DOC (contributor 47670572).
See also:
Morris, Leon. Morris Fork Kentucky: Family Stories and Genealogies from Breathitt County and Eastern Kentucky. Elkhart, Indiana, 1995.
Transcript of Andrew Combs, son of Jeremiah "Chunky Jerry" Combs and Synthia Sumner, 26 Apr 1898 interview in the J. J. Dickey Diary. Source: (http://www.combs-families.org/combs/marriage/dd.htm : accessed 14 Mar 2021). Original source: J. J. Dickey Diary, Reel #3, pp. 2267-2273.
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DNA Connections
It may be possible to confirm family relationships with Jeremiah by comparing test results with other carriers of his Y-chromosome or his mother's mitochondrial DNA.
Y-chromosome DNA test-takers in his direct paternal line on WikiTree:
The merge cannot be done because the fathers are different. You seem to know something about the Combs family. Please fix the father problem and then repropose the merge.
All of this leads me to conclude that Jeremiah Combs' father, John Nicholas Combs, must've been created out of confusion by merging his father and grandfather into the same individual. Furthermore, the lack of sources on his page makes this even more of a possibility.
All of this leads me to conclude that Jeremiah Combs' father, John Nicholas Combs, must've been created out of confusion by merging his father and grandfather into the same individual. Furthermore, the lack of sources on his page makes this even more of a possibility.
edited by Nic Land