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Civil War Generation

Ahnentafel Mariah Elizabeth KUYKENDALL HUNTER

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First Generation
1. Mariah Kuykendall Hunter b. 1831

Second Generation (parents)
2. Father: Dick Kuykendall
3. Mother: Dilsie Kuykendall

End of Mariah Ahnentafel

Me Myself: Mariah Kuykendall	Husband: Abram Hunter
Date born: 1831 Place: Butler County, KY Marr: 1867 Sept. 8 Died: 1921 October 10 Place: Mt. Mariah Cemetery, Bowling Green, KY Black Groom's List (1866-1962) Kuykendall slave owner genealogy Mariah is Betty's paternal great grandmother	Date born: 1827 Place: Black Groom's List (1866-1962) Calculate Age
Mariah and Abram "jumped over the broom" as slaves. Legally there was no binding marriage among slaves. Men were urged to take wives, or mates, from among the women on the estate, provided a suitable companion could be found. (Journal of Negro History, Volume III (number 3) Slavery in Kentucky) Historical Events at Mariah's Birth 1831 and Death 1921 In the 1830's William Lloyd Garrison started the Liberator to call for immediate emancipation of slaves Nat Turner leads a slave revolt killing at least 50 whites. 1921 Alex Haley, author of Roots is born. Sixty-four lynchings are reported Tulsa race riot leaves 30 dead.
My Father	My Mother
Dick KUYKENDALL	Dilsie KUYKENDALL