Bill’s Family - Person Sheet
Bill’s Family - Person Sheet
NameElizabeth Ashton Stites 
6, GGG Aunt, S332, 1356, F
6, GGG Aunt, S332, 1356, FBirth29 Nov 1825, Hopkinsville, Christian Co, KY, US6
Death20 Dec 1900, Louisville, Jefferson Co, KY, US6 Age: 75
BurialHopkinsville, Christian Co, KY, US
OccupationSchool Teacher26
FlagsLived in US
Cause of deathBright's Disease
Census 185019 Oct 1850, Christian Co, KY, US44 Age: 24
MemoRoll 196, Page 427, Line 8
Census 186014 Jul 1860, Hopkinsville, Christian Co, KY, US Age: 34
MemoRoll 362, Page 691, Line 32 (shows age as 30)
FatherAbraham “Abram” Stites , 1393, M (1784-1864)
MotherAnn Michie “Nancy” Johnson , 1394, F (1789-1859)
Misc. Notes
Hopkinsville Kentuckian Dec 1900 Obit
Death of a Good Lady Formerly of Hopkinsville
Miss Eliza A. Stites of Louisville died Friday after a brief illness. She had been a sufferer from Bright's disease for some time, but was not regarded as in a dangerous state of health. The body was brought to this city Saturday for interment, accompanied by Messrs. John Stites and Maxwell Barker. Rev. E. L. Powell and Mrs. H. S. Barker. The burial took place from the depot. Miss Stites was 75 years old and a sister of the late Maj. John Stites of this city. She was born in the city and moved to Louisville 25 years ago and of late years had made her home with her niece, Mrs. Baker. She was a member of the Christian church and her life was filled with deeds of charity and Christian kindness.
Death of a Good Lady Formerly of Hopkinsville
Miss Eliza A. Stites of Louisville died Friday after a brief illness. She had been a sufferer from Bright's disease for some time, but was not regarded as in a dangerous state of health. The body was brought to this city Saturday for interment, accompanied by Messrs. John Stites and Maxwell Barker. Rev. E. L. Powell and Mrs. H. S. Barker. The burial took place from the depot. Miss Stites was 75 years old and a sister of the late Maj. John Stites of this city. She was born in the city and moved to Louisville 25 years ago and of late years had made her home with her niece, Mrs. Baker. She was a member of the Christian church and her life was filled with deeds of charity and Christian kindness.