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Family
Marriage:
Family
Marriage: Children:

  1. Mary LeFeber: Birth: MAR 1854 in TN.

  2. Ida R. LeFeber: Birth: MAY 1857 in Prob Franklin Co, TN.

  3. Frank Smith LeFeber: Birth: 22 MAR 1859 in Winchester, Franklin, TN. Death: 25 JUL 1918 in Winchester, Franklin, TN

  4. James R. LeFeber: Birth: OCT 1862 in Winchester, Franklin, TN. Death: 11 JUL 1914 in Chattanooga, TN

  5. Ella Lee LeFeber: Birth: DEC 1864. Death: 10 FEB 1868

  6. Carrie J. LeFeber: Birth: JAN 1869. Death: 13 SEP 1903 in Chattanooga, Hamilton, TN

  7. Arthur Worley LeFeber: Birth: 12 APR 1877 in TN.


Sources
1. Title:   Winchester City Cemetery Records
2. Title:   Family Group Sheet, Franklin County Historical Society
Text:   Source Medium: Other

Notes
a. Note:   N454 Lefeber, George d. Franklin, TN 1908rec # 26332
 Vital Records > Tennessee Death Index 1908 -1912 Tennessee StateLibrary and Archives
 http://www.tennessee.gov/tsla/history/vital/d-l01.htm
  Name:GEORGE H. LEFEBER
 Spouse:JULIA A. E. STANPHIEL
 Marriage Date:4 Sep 1853
 County:Franklin State:TN
  Tennessee Marriages, 1851-1900 Record
 Name: GEORGE LEFERER
 Spouse: ELIZA JANE CUSTER
 Marriage Date: 13 May 1855
 County: Franklin State: TN
  1860 Tennessee > Franklin > District 1 (Post Office: Winchester)constable
 George H Lefeber 21
 Eliza J Lefeber 23
 Mary F Lefeber 6 [ the child of Julia and George?]
 Ida R Lefeber 3
 Frank S Lefeber 1
  "The blacksmiths are George Lefeber...."http://freepages.history.rootsweb.com/~pearidger/history/gdsfrkln.shtml
 History of Franklin County, Tennessee
  Wikipedia:
 The area became strongly secessionist, and Franklin County formallythreatened to secede from Tennessee and join Alabama if Tennessee didnot leave the union, which it shortly did. This contrasted sharplywith the situation in nearby Winston County, Alabama, which waspro-Union and discussed seceding from Alabama. The two illustrate theoften divided and confused state of loyalties in the central Southduring this period.
  During 1863, the Confederate Army of Tennessee retreated through thecounty, leaving it to Union control thereafter.

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