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John Quincy Adams Holliday (1828 - 1892)

John Quincy Adams Holliday
Born in Williamson, Tennessee, United Statesmap
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Husband of — married [date unknown] [location unknown]
Husband of — married [date unknown] [location unknown]
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Died at about age 64 in Barling, Sebastian, Arkansas, United Statesmap [uncertain]
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Biography

John was born about 1827 in Williamson, Tennessee, USA. He was the son of John Christmas and Sarah (Sally) Trantham Holliday.

John married Nancy Ann Philpot Holliday (1836–1879) about 1864.

John married Frances Isabella Baskin Holliday (1831–1862)

John married Sarah A. Sanford Holliday (1842–1916)

John passed away in 1892.[1]

Notes

John Quincy Adams Holliday was most likely born at the Hermitage Plantation, Home of President Andrew Jackson. It is not written in gold that he was, but given the documents I have and the dates, it appears that he was probably born there along with his sister Sarah Jane and a few other siblings including Andrew Jackson Holliday, who was obviosly named after the president. John's father John C. was a personal friend of Jackson's and fought in the battle of New Orleans with him and became overseer of the plantation while Jackson was president.

Several of John C. and Sally Holliday's children where born on the plantation. I have documents from Andrew Jackson's presidential papers showing the relationship between the two. John Quincy was married to

  1. Frances Isabella Baskin,1848. (I have not been able to find when and where Isabella is buried. I think she may have been buried in the Wesley Chapel Cemetery in Mississippi, as John's parents are there as well as other family members. It would make since that she was buried there. Some of the grave markers have disappeared so we may never know....)
  2. Nancy Ann Philpot Roby,1864 (Nancy Ann is at Cherry Hill Cemetery in Cherry Hill Arkansas where John and her lived at the time of her death. Death info in the book for John says he was buried at Spring Hill Cemetery. It says a robe was bought for $1.00 and the total amount of his funeral was $10.00, paid for in 2 payments by his book keeping company, O'Shea & Hinch. )
  3. Sarah A. Sanford,aft 1879 who is buried at Barling cemetery.

He was buried Feb. 6, 1892. It does not give a space where he is buried and I cannot find his grave, as records have been lost dating that far back. If anyone knows of records before 1970 for Barling cemetery please contact me at the address below. This cemetery is now Barling Cemetery. It changed from Spring Hill to White Cemetery then to Barling Cemetery. The town of Spring Hill is now Barling, just outside of Fort Smith in Sebastian County, Arkansas.

'If someone reading this knows anything about Frances Isabella please contact me.

Sources

  1. Find A Grave: Memorial #18042537

Ancestry.com Title: OneWorldTree Publication

Acknowledgements

WikiTree profile Holiday-29 created through the import of NEWEST BACKUP_2011-10-12.ged on Oct 13, 2011 by Season McMillan.


Holladay-489 was created by John Holladay through the import of Holladay Family Tree.ged on Jul 18, 2017.






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Holladay-489 and Holiday-29 appear to represent the same person because: Holladay-489 is the correct spelling per FAG18042537
posted on Holladay-489 (merged) by Darlene Bora

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