Mary Flippin was born in the area of east Tennessee that was part of North Carolina at that time.
It is believed that she is the same person as Polly Flippin who married Icabod Clarke on 10 Dec 1805 in Barren Co., KY. as "Polly" is a common nickname for Mary. Their marriage may have failed or Clarke died prematurely. Her father's will did not mention a daughter with the name Polly or list any Clarke grandchildren as one of the heirs.
Mary married next to Lodowick Goodall, son of John and Clarissa (Copland) Goodall, circa 1811. She was widowed by 1850 census and lived in Monroe Co., KY. She was still living in Monroe Co. where she was on 1860 census. It is very likely that Mary and her husband Lodowick (d. 1829) are buried at the Goodall Cemetery in Monroe Co. where his parents and their two sons are buried.
The children of Mary and Lodowick Goodall were: William M., Latitia HARLIN, James A., Peter Copeland, Nancy G. NEAL, Rhoda LOLLAR, and Lodowick Turner.
It is believed that she is the same person as Polly Flippin who married Icabod Clarke on 10 Dec 1805 in Barren Co., KY. as "Polly" is a common nickname for Mary. Their marriage may have failed or Clarke died prematurely. Her father's will did not mention a daughter with the name Polly or list any Clarke grandchildren as one of the heirs.
Mary married next to Lodowick Goodall, son of John and Clarissa (Copland) Goodall, circa 1811. She was widowed by 1850 census and lived in Monroe Co., KY. She was still living in Monroe Co. where she was on 1860 census. It is very likely that Mary and her husband Lodowick (d. 1829) are buried at the Goodall Cemetery in Monroe Co. where his parents and their two sons are buried.
The children of Mary and Lodowick Goodall were: William M., Latitia HARLIN, James A., Peter Copeland, Nancy G. NEAL, Rhoda LOLLAR, and Lodowick Turner.
Mary Flippin was born in the area of east Tennessee that was part of North Carolina at that time.
It is believed that she is the same person as Polly Flippin who married Icabod Clarke on 10 Dec 1805 in Barren Co., KY. as "Polly" is a common nickname for Mary. Their marriage may have failed or Clarke died prematurely. Her father's will did not mention a daughter with the name Polly or list any Clarke grandchildren as one of the heirs.
Mary married next to Lodowick Goodall, son of John and Clarissa (Copland) Goodall, circa 1811. She was widowed by 1850 census and lived in Monroe Co., KY. She was still living in Monroe Co. where she was on 1860 census. It is very likely that Mary and her husband Lodowick (d. 1829) are buried at the Goodall Cemetery in Monroe Co. where his parents and their two sons are buried.
The children of Mary and Lodowick Goodall were: William M., Latitia HARLIN, James A., Peter Copeland, Nancy G. NEAL, Rhoda LOLLAR, and Lodowick Turner.
It is believed that she is the same person as Polly Flippin who married Icabod Clarke on 10 Dec 1805 in Barren Co., KY. as "Polly" is a common nickname for Mary. Their marriage may have failed or Clarke died prematurely. Her father's will did not mention a daughter with the name Polly or list any Clarke grandchildren as one of the heirs.
Mary married next to Lodowick Goodall, son of John and Clarissa (Copland) Goodall, circa 1811. She was widowed by 1850 census and lived in Monroe Co., KY. She was still living in Monroe Co. where she was on 1860 census. It is very likely that Mary and her husband Lodowick (d. 1829) are buried at the Goodall Cemetery in Monroe Co. where his parents and their two sons are buried.
The children of Mary and Lodowick Goodall were: William M., Latitia HARLIN, James A., Peter Copeland, Nancy G. NEAL, Rhoda LOLLAR, and Lodowick Turner.
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