MARY "POLLY" HICKS STOVALL CAME TO Marion County, Mississippi AS A WIDOW. BETWEEN 1812 AND 1815. AS SEVERAL OF HER CHILDREN DIED IN Mississippi., SHE PROBABLY MOVED WITH ONE OR MORE OF THEM. SALLY STOVALL HOLMES AND HER HUSBAND, EKISHA HOLMES, WENT TO Mississippi. FROM Georgia IN 1817. DAUGHTERS POLLY AND ANNE, AND SON, GILBERT, ALL DIED IN Hinds County, Mississippi.
SHE LIVED TO BE 94 YEARS OLD.Mary Hicks came as a widow to Wilkes County, Mississippi in abt 1812. After Josiah Stovall's death, she gathered her personal belongings, her younger children and the orphaned children of here daughter Luch and the slaves and moved to Marion County, Mississippi (the region known as the "Lower Pearl". The removal of the slaves from Georgia to Mississippi Territory was the cause of litigation between some of her older children, who had remained in Georgia, and her for many years.
About 1815 Mary Polly Stovall once more moved her family, this time to Hinds County, Mississippi, whe she build a 19 room house near present Terry, Mississippi. The size of the house was such that it was nicknamed "The Hotel".[3][4]
Burial
1845 Stovall Cemetery, Gyram, Hinds County, Mississippi
↑ Daughters of the American Revolution, DAR Genealogical Research Databases, database online, (http://www.dar.org/ : accessed 24 Nov 2018), "Record of Josiah Stovall", Ancestor # A110795.
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However, there are no known mtDNA test-takers in her direct maternal line.
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There are two cemetery categories on this profile. I see her grave at Stovall Cemetery. Was she moved from the Old Friendship Cemetery (which is misnamed and actually is far from Raymond, Mississippi)?
I am still trying to find sources for her parents. There is still several sites out there that have her born in Virginia to John and Obedience Hicks. I would love to be able to find something definitive.
Respectfully, Natalie
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