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Lankford Phebus
- BIRTH: 28 Dec 1835, Perry County, Tennessee
- DEATH: 1 Apr 1889, Obion Co., Tennessee
Father: Leonard Phoebus
Mother: Sinah Morris
Family 1:
Anna Brown
Family 2:
Marion W. Helen Brown
- MARRIAGE: 25 Sep 1877, Haywood Co., Tennessee
- Robert Enloe Phebus
- Ainne Lois Phebus
- George Elmo Phebus
_Lewis Phoebus _
_George T. Phoebus _|
| |_ Unknown ______
_Leonard Phoebus _|
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| |_ ??? ______________|
| |________________
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|--Lankford Phebus
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| ________________
| _Samuel Morris _____|
| | |________________
|_Sinah Morris ____|
| ________________
|____________________|
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Notes
Notes for LANKFORD PHEBUS:
Goodspeed's History of Obion County, Tennessee Biographical Appendix
Page 970
Lankford Phebus was born in Perry County December 28, 1835, and is a son
of Leonard Phebus. [See sketch of Jefferson Phebus.] He made his parents'
house his home until the breaking out of hostilities between the North
and South, when he enlisted in the Forty-second Tennessee Infantry and
served until he was captured at the fall of Fort Donelson. He was taken
to Johnson Island and was exchanged after seven months' captivity. He
immediately enlisted in the Tenth Tennessee Cavalry. In 1863 returned
home and remained until his father's death. In 1871 he led to the
hymeneal altar, Anna Brown, a native of Williamson County, Tenn. She
died the same year (September 11). In 1877 Mr. Phebus united his
fortunes with those of Miss Helen Brown, who has born him three
children: Robert Enloe, Lois and George Elmo. Mr. Phebus has resided on
his present farm, of 220 acres, since 1874.
In the 1840 Perry County Census is a male 0-5 years of age (1835-1840)
and is the 1850 Perry County Census Lankford is listed with Leonard and
is 14 years of age. In the 1860 Humphreys County Census he is still
listed with Leonard and is 24 years of age.
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