Her name may have been Lettia Ann.
"Pioneers of Florida's First Coast" Early settlers of Baker, Clay, Duval, Nassau, and St. John's Counties prior to 1875, reprinted by Southern Genealogy Exchange Society, 1991, p. 275, 281; Compiled by Mabel Padgett Moyer, 1152 Wycoff Avenue, Jacksonville, FL 32205
Leity's (Leatty) grave is not marked
Thanks to Contributor: Regina Rigney Deters - [email protected]
Times Union
Jacksonville, Duval, Florida
14 Jan 1918
Obituary taken from indexed cards at the East Stake Family History Center, Jacksonville, Florida.
Mrs. Lydia Ann "Leatty" Padgett, aged 68, a native of Maxville, Fla., died Saturday January 12, 1918 at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Lena Ellison of Jacksonville, Fla.
She will be buried in Maxville, Fla.
"Pioneers of Florida's First Coast" Early settlers of Baker, Clay, Duval, Nassau, and St. John's Counties prior to 1875, reprinted by Southern Genealogy Exchange Society, 1991, p. 275, 281; Compiled by Mabel Padgett Moyer, 1152 Wycoff Avenue, Jacksonville, FL 32205
Leity's (Leatty) grave is not marked
Thanks to Contributor: Regina Rigney Deters - [email protected]
Times Union
Jacksonville, Duval, Florida
14 Jan 1918
Obituary taken from indexed cards at the East Stake Family History Center, Jacksonville, Florida.
Mrs. Lydia Ann "Leatty" Padgett, aged 68, a native of Maxville, Fla., died Saturday January 12, 1918 at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Lena Ellison of Jacksonville, Fla.
She will be buried in Maxville, Fla.
Her name may have been Lettia Ann.
"Pioneers of Florida's First Coast" Early settlers of Baker, Clay, Duval, Nassau, and St. John's Counties prior to 1875, reprinted by Southern Genealogy Exchange Society, 1991, p. 275, 281; Compiled by Mabel Padgett Moyer, 1152 Wycoff Avenue, Jacksonville, FL 32205
Leity's (Leatty) grave is not marked
Thanks to Contributor: Regina Rigney Deters - [email protected]
Times Union
Jacksonville, Duval, Florida
14 Jan 1918
Obituary taken from indexed cards at the East Stake Family History Center, Jacksonville, Florida.
Mrs. Lydia Ann "Leatty" Padgett, aged 68, a native of Maxville, Fla., died Saturday January 12, 1918 at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Lena Ellison of Jacksonville, Fla.
She will be buried in Maxville, Fla.
"Pioneers of Florida's First Coast" Early settlers of Baker, Clay, Duval, Nassau, and St. John's Counties prior to 1875, reprinted by Southern Genealogy Exchange Society, 1991, p. 275, 281; Compiled by Mabel Padgett Moyer, 1152 Wycoff Avenue, Jacksonville, FL 32205
Leity's (Leatty) grave is not marked
Thanks to Contributor: Regina Rigney Deters - [email protected]
Times Union
Jacksonville, Duval, Florida
14 Jan 1918
Obituary taken from indexed cards at the East Stake Family History Center, Jacksonville, Florida.
Mrs. Lydia Ann "Leatty" Padgett, aged 68, a native of Maxville, Fla., died Saturday January 12, 1918 at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Lena Ellison of Jacksonville, Fla.
She will be buried in Maxville, Fla.
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