Mary B. F. Thornton
F, #1625, b. 1834
Relationship=2nd great-grandmother of James Shelton Horne.
Last Edited=26 Nov 2008
Mary B. F. Thornton was born in 1834 at Virginia based on being 26 in the 1860 Census.1
Mary B. F. Thornton married Henry Caroline Briggs, son of Henry Briggs and Elizabeth R. Chappell. Her married name was Mary B. F. Thornton Briggs.
Mary B. F. Thornton appeared in the 1860 census on 22 June 1860 as a household member living with Henry Caroline Briggs at Sussex County, Virginia. The official date for this census was 01 June 1860. She was listed as Mary B. Briggs, age 26, born in Virginia.1
Mary B. F. Thornton appeared in the 1870 census as the wife of Henry Caroline Briggs Newbille, Sussex County, Virginia, on 14 July 1870. She was listed as Mary B. Briggs, age 36, born in Virginia, keeping house.2
Mary B. F. Thornton died.
Mary B. F. Thornton married Henry Caroline Briggs, son of Henry Briggs and Elizabeth R. Chappell. Her married name was Mary B. F. Thornton Briggs.
Mary B. F. Thornton appeared in the 1860 census on 22 June 1860 as a household member living with Henry Caroline Briggs at Sussex County, Virginia. The official date for this census was 01 June 1860. She was listed as Mary B. Briggs, age 26, born in Virginia.1
Mary B. F. Thornton appeared in the 1870 census as the wife of Henry Caroline Briggs Newbille, Sussex County, Virginia, on 14 July 1870. She was listed as Mary B. Briggs, age 36, born in Virginia, keeping house.2
Mary B. F. Thornton died.
Children of Mary B. F. Thornton and Henry Caroline Briggs
- Samuel Briggs+ b. Aug 1858, d. b 1930
- William Briggs+ b. 1861
- Maybelle Briggs b. 1862
- Howard Briggs2 b. 1866
Citations
- [S75] H. C. Briggs household, 1860 US Census, Free Population, Sussex County, Virginia, population schedule, page/sheet 16, dwelling 118, family 109, line 32-36; National Archives.
- [S74] Henry C. Briggs household, 1870 US Census, Sussex County, Virginia, population schedule, Newbille, page/sheet 5, dwelling 36, family 36, line 20-27; National Archives.
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