Elizabeth Hollifield was a daughter of Jacob Hollifield. While some sources state she was born circa 1783, the census records suggest she was born between 1791 and 1800, and the 1850 census says circa 1805. My guess of 1795 is purely a guess. She died sometime after 1850.
Thomas Steen and Elizabeth Hollifield had several children, among them Joseph Steen (c.1819-1861, m. Elizabeth Ann Taylor), Elias Steen (1821-1888, m. Ellen Taylor), and James Samuel Steen (c.1825-1864, m. Louisa Taylor). Elizabeth and Ellen Taylor were sisters, and Louisa was their first cousin, all of Anson County, North Carolina.
Thomas Steen and Elizabeth Hollifield had several children, among them Joseph Steen (c.1819-1861, m. Elizabeth Ann Taylor), Elias Steen (1821-1888, m. Ellen Taylor), and James Samuel Steen (c.1825-1864, m. Louisa Taylor). Elizabeth and Ellen Taylor were sisters, and Louisa was their first cousin, all of Anson County, North Carolina.
Elizabeth Hollifield was a daughter of Jacob Hollifield. While some sources state she was born circa 1783, the census records suggest she was born between 1791 and 1800, and the 1850 census says circa 1805. My guess of 1795 is purely a guess. She died sometime after 1850.
Thomas Steen and Elizabeth Hollifield had several children, among them Joseph Steen (c.1819-1861, m. Elizabeth Ann Taylor), Elias Steen (1821-1888, m. Ellen Taylor), and James Samuel Steen (c.1825-1864, m. Louisa Taylor). Elizabeth and Ellen Taylor were sisters, and Louisa was their first cousin, all of Anson County, North Carolina.
Thomas Steen and Elizabeth Hollifield had several children, among them Joseph Steen (c.1819-1861, m. Elizabeth Ann Taylor), Elias Steen (1821-1888, m. Ellen Taylor), and James Samuel Steen (c.1825-1864, m. Louisa Taylor). Elizabeth and Ellen Taylor were sisters, and Louisa was their first cousin, all of Anson County, North Carolina.
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