Peake - Stiles - Person Sheet
Peake - Stiles - Person Sheet
NameHenry Parker (Park) CAMBRON 
BirthFeb 17, 1827, Washington Co., KY
DeathJan 25, 1905, Howardstown, Nelson Co., KY
BurialJan 28, 1905, St. Ann’s Cemetery, Howardstown, Nelson Co., KY
OccupationFarmer
FatherRaymond C. CAMBRON (1809-1905)
MotherMahala CISSELL (1805-ca1872)
Misc. Notes
July, 29, 1904, The Nelson Record, Howardstown Ky
Born to the wife of Uncle Park Cambron, on the 27th, a fine nine lb. girl. Uncle Park is proud of his daughter, young man as he is only 77 years of age. Wish you much joy, Mr. and Mrs. Cambron.
Census: 15 JUN 1860 District No. 1, Post Office Wickliffe, Nelson Co., Kentucky, Page 12, Dwelling No. 88, Occupation: Farmer
Census: 9 AUG 1850 District No. 2, Nelson Co., Kentucky, Dwelling No. 85
May have died in Holy Cross, KY.78
Born to the wife of Uncle Park Cambron, on the 27th, a fine nine lb. girl. Uncle Park is proud of his daughter, young man as he is only 77 years of age. Wish you much joy, Mr. and Mrs. Cambron.
Census: 15 JUN 1860 District No. 1, Post Office Wickliffe, Nelson Co., Kentucky, Page 12, Dwelling No. 88, Occupation: Farmer
Census: 9 AUG 1850 District No. 2, Nelson Co., Kentucky, Dwelling No. 85
May have died in Holy Cross, KY.78
Spouses
BirthApr 6, 1831, Marion Co., KY77
DeathJan 7, 1891, Howardstown, Nelson Co., KY
Burial1891, St. Ann’s Cemetery, Howardstown, Nelson Co., KY
FatherJoseph NEVITT (ca1787-1858)
MotherJane PEAK (ca1794-1869)
Misc. Notes
Margaret A, Nevitt married Henry P. "Park" Cambron on September 30, 1851 in Nelson County, Kentucky.
THE NELSON RECORD, Thursday, January 22, 181, page 1, column 7. HOWARD"S MILL. Lunar, Ky. January 12th.--It is with sorrow that we chronicle the death of Mrs. H. P. Cambron. Oh cruel death, thou has claimed a fond and tender mother, a loving and devoted wife. Wednesday, Jan. 7th, at 3:40 o'clock, calmly and sweetly, like a beautiful dream, she passed away. All is ended now--the hope and the fear and the sorrow--all the aching of heart, She had partly recovered from a severe attack of measles when she took a relapse the Sunday before her death. Though her sufferings were intense, she bore them with Christian fortitude. She was a most noble woman, respected and beloved by all who knew her. Besides her husband, she leaves six children to mourn her loss. We should not weep and shudder with affright [the rest of this obituary was mising].
Her burial entry from page 18, #4 of the St. Ann Burial Register #1 says she died January 7th and was buried on January 8th, 1891.
Her tombstone is in Row 9.
THE NELSON RECORD, Thursday, January 22, 181, page 1, column 7. HOWARD"S MILL. Lunar, Ky. January 12th.--It is with sorrow that we chronicle the death of Mrs. H. P. Cambron. Oh cruel death, thou has claimed a fond and tender mother, a loving and devoted wife. Wednesday, Jan. 7th, at 3:40 o'clock, calmly and sweetly, like a beautiful dream, she passed away. All is ended now--the hope and the fear and the sorrow--all the aching of heart, She had partly recovered from a severe attack of measles when she took a relapse the Sunday before her death. Though her sufferings were intense, she bore them with Christian fortitude. She was a most noble woman, respected and beloved by all who knew her. Besides her husband, she leaves six children to mourn her loss. We should not weep and shudder with affright [the rest of this obituary was mising].
Her burial entry from page 18, #4 of the St. Ann Burial Register #1 says she died January 7th and was buried on January 8th, 1891.
Her tombstone is in Row 9.
MarriageOct 1, 1851, Holy Cross, Marion Co., KY76
ChildrenJoseph Raymond (Joe) (1852-1904)
John Logan (1852-1910)
Elizabeth Ellen (Bettie) (1857-1904)
William Henry (1859-1922)
Victoria Theresa (Torry) (1864-1948)
Napolean B. (1868-1935)
BirthJan 28, 1861, KY
DeathSep 30, 1922, Louisville, Jefferson Co., KY
Burial1922, St. Catherine’s Church, New Haven, Nelson Co., KY
MarriageNov 14, 1893, KY
ChildrenCharles Francis (1894-1920)
Anna Lee (1896-1909)
August Joseph (1898-1964)
Marie Blanche (1904-1989)