Additonal children of George and Mabel Elliott: Margaret(who married John A. Hambleton) & Esther Elliott.
Mabel married George Blow Elliott April 19, 1899
Mabel was the daughter of Colonel Wharton J. Green. Mabel was born in Fayetteville, North Carolina. Mabel was the Granddaughter of THOMAS JEFFERSON GREEN/graduate of West Point and a Brigadier-General with Sam Houston at San Jacinto in the Texas Revolution, 1836-37. He served in the legislatures of four states; First, in 1826, in North Carolina as a representative from Warren County; later, in the Florida legislature; next, in the Texas Congress and, finally, in the state senate of California.
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Mabel married George Blow Elliott April 19, 1899
Mabel was the daughter of Colonel Wharton J. Green. Mabel was born in Fayetteville, North Carolina. Mabel was the Granddaughter of THOMAS JEFFERSON GREEN/graduate of West Point and a Brigadier-General with Sam Houston at San Jacinto in the Texas Revolution, 1836-37. He served in the legislatures of four states; First, in 1826, in North Carolina as a representative from Warren County; later, in the Florida legislature; next, in the Texas Congress and, finally, in the state senate of California.
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Additonal children of George and Mabel Elliott: Margaret(who married John A. Hambleton) & Esther Elliott.
Mabel married George Blow Elliott April 19, 1899
Mabel was the daughter of Colonel Wharton J. Green. Mabel was born in Fayetteville, North Carolina. Mabel was the Granddaughter of THOMAS JEFFERSON GREEN/graduate of West Point and a Brigadier-General with Sam Houston at San Jacinto in the Texas Revolution, 1836-37. He served in the legislatures of four states; First, in 1826, in North Carolina as a representative from Warren County; later, in the Florida legislature; next, in the Texas Congress and, finally, in the state senate of California.
Bio provided by flgrl
Mabel married George Blow Elliott April 19, 1899
Mabel was the daughter of Colonel Wharton J. Green. Mabel was born in Fayetteville, North Carolina. Mabel was the Granddaughter of THOMAS JEFFERSON GREEN/graduate of West Point and a Brigadier-General with Sam Houston at San Jacinto in the Texas Revolution, 1836-37. He served in the legislatures of four states; First, in 1826, in North Carolina as a representative from Warren County; later, in the Florida legislature; next, in the Texas Congress and, finally, in the state senate of California.
Bio provided by flgrl
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