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Martha Jane <I>Alexander</I> Erwin

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Martha Jane Alexander Erwin

Birth
Oconee County, South Carolina, USA
Death
10 Apr 1883 (aged 31)
Burial
Enoree, Spartanburg County, South Carolina, USA Add to Map
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Mother: Mary Elizabeth Crosby Alexander (1828- )

Married John Carlyle Ervin on October 14, 1873 in Aiken, South Carolina

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Suggested edit: Martha Jane Alexander Erwin died of typhoid fever 10 April 1883 in the Conneross community near Conneross Baptist Church in Oconee County, SC. She is buried in the old unlisted Alexander family cemetery, in an unmarked grave, approx 1 mile south of the Conneross Baptist Church on the west side of SC183, Westminster Hwy. GPS Coordinates 34.708301,-83.072398.

She is NOT buried at Hanna Cemetery, Enoree, Spartanburg County, South Carolina. After her death, her husband John C. Erwin, and the children moved, to Greenville, SC where his parents lived.

This information was given verbally to Martha Jane's great granddaughter by a daughter of Martha Jane. The story of the move and the reason for the move has been repeated many times by family members who experienced the events.
Contributor: Mike Bolt (46909806)
Mother: Mary Elizabeth Crosby Alexander (1828- )

Married John Carlyle Ervin on October 14, 1873 in Aiken, South Carolina

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Suggested edit: Martha Jane Alexander Erwin died of typhoid fever 10 April 1883 in the Conneross community near Conneross Baptist Church in Oconee County, SC. She is buried in the old unlisted Alexander family cemetery, in an unmarked grave, approx 1 mile south of the Conneross Baptist Church on the west side of SC183, Westminster Hwy. GPS Coordinates 34.708301,-83.072398.

She is NOT buried at Hanna Cemetery, Enoree, Spartanburg County, South Carolina. After her death, her husband John C. Erwin, and the children moved, to Greenville, SC where his parents lived.

This information was given verbally to Martha Jane's great granddaughter by a daughter of Martha Jane. The story of the move and the reason for the move has been repeated many times by family members who experienced the events.
Contributor: Mike Bolt (46909806)


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