Peake - Stiles - Person Sheet
Peake - Stiles - Person Sheet
Spouses
Birth1791, St. Paul’s Parish, Hanover Co., VA75
Death1870, Magnolia, Larue Co., KY75
Burial1870, Benningfield Chapel Cemetery, Larue Co., KY
FatherHenry E. BENNINGFIELD (1760-1823)
MotherMartha (Patsy) HOOPER (ca1765-ca1810)
Misc. Notes
Cemetery Information:
The cemetery is located between Magnolia and Mt. Sherman on highway 1906. [Believe it was once referred as the "Old Sherman Cemetery".]
The cemetery dates back to about 1870 and is in good condition. The Church records for the Chapel burned years ago, but the Chapel dates back to at least the 1860s. It is believe Daniel Benningfield or a family member was instrumental in starting the Church, thus the name Cemetery Information:
The cemetery is located between Magnolia and Mt. Sherman on highway 1906. [Believe it was once referred as the "Old Sherman Cemetery".]
The cemetery dates back to about 1870 and is in good condition. The Church records for the Chapel burned years ago, but the Chapel dates back to at least the 1860s. It is believe Daniel Benningfield or a family member was instrumental in starting the Church, thus the name Benningfield was given. Daniel Benningfield's youngest son, Daniel Taylor Benningfield, married a daughter of Hensly Read.
The cemetery is located between Magnolia and Mt. Sherman on highway 1906. [Believe it was once referred as the "Old Sherman Cemetery".]
The cemetery dates back to about 1870 and is in good condition. The Church records for the Chapel burned years ago, but the Chapel dates back to at least the 1860s. It is believe Daniel Benningfield or a family member was instrumental in starting the Church, thus the name Cemetery Information:
The cemetery is located between Magnolia and Mt. Sherman on highway 1906. [Believe it was once referred as the "Old Sherman Cemetery".]
The cemetery dates back to about 1870 and is in good condition. The Church records for the Chapel burned years ago, but the Chapel dates back to at least the 1860s. It is believe Daniel Benningfield or a family member was instrumental in starting the Church, thus the name Benningfield was given. Daniel Benningfield's youngest son, Daniel Taylor Benningfield, married a daughter of Hensly Read.
Marriagebef 1860