The Hood Family of Webster County, Mississippi - Person Sheet
The Hood Family of Webster County, Mississippi - Person Sheet
NameTOWNSEND, Nancy Jane 
Birth Dateabt 1830
Birth PlaceCherokee County, Georgia
Death DateFeb 1909 Age: 79
Death PlaceMarion County, Alabama
Spouses
Birth Date7 Apr 1825
Birth PlaceSouth Carolina
Death Date7 Apr 1900 Age: 75
Death PlaceMarion County, Alabama
FatherLOVELESS, Barton
MotherJOHNSON, Isabella
Misc. Notes
A. P. Loveless died at his residence on April 7, 1851, at the ripe old age of 75. He was born in the State of South Carolina on April 7, 1825.
While still in his boyhood his parents moved to Pickens county, Georgia. Soon after attaining his majority Abner Loveless was married to Miss Nancy Townsend, daughter of Ned Townsend, a pioneer settler and wealthy planter of Pickens County.
Fifteen children blessed their union, ten of whom survive him to console and comfort their mother. Mr. Loveless was well known and highly respected in his county by all who knew him. He represented his county in the general assembly in the years of 1873-74, declining re-election for a second term.
Becoming dissatisfied in his old home he moved to the State of Alabama in the year 1885, settling in Marion county where he resided until his death. He was well known and highly esteemed by all who knew him in his new home, alike as in his old one. It has often been said that no one could be found who could say an evil word against old "Uncle Ab."
During his early life he professed a hope in Christ and his sons and daughters grew around him and joined the Baptist Church along with their mother, as the father never saw fit to attach himself to the Church.
While still in his boyhood his parents moved to Pickens county, Georgia. Soon after attaining his majority Abner Loveless was married to Miss Nancy Townsend, daughter of Ned Townsend, a pioneer settler and wealthy planter of Pickens County.
Fifteen children blessed their union, ten of whom survive him to console and comfort their mother. Mr. Loveless was well known and highly respected in his county by all who knew him. He represented his county in the general assembly in the years of 1873-74, declining re-election for a second term.
Becoming dissatisfied in his old home he moved to the State of Alabama in the year 1885, settling in Marion county where he resided until his death. He was well known and highly esteemed by all who knew him in his new home, alike as in his old one. It has often been said that no one could be found who could say an evil word against old "Uncle Ab."
During his early life he professed a hope in Christ and his sons and daughters grew around him and joined the Baptist Church along with their mother, as the father never saw fit to attach himself to the Church.
Marr Date5 Mar 1851 
Marr PlaceGilmer County, Georgia
ChildrenBarton (1852-1925)