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Question

My brick wall is Margaret Patterson Ivy from Campbell County Tennessee. She went by Peggy. I have death certificates of some of her children as Margaret and Peggy Patterson and Margaret Bratcher I'm guessing she was married before her name was Ivy her birth year is 1833 I don't have the month or day  Husband  Robert Ivy

Answer 1

Hi Kimberly,

I checked Find A Grave burials in Campbell County and this is all they showed.  Maybe they are family and you can trace from these, If you have allready have done this, sorry .

*Alice Jane Paul Ivy Jan 1949 – 1 Apr 2021Woodlawn CemeteryLa Follette, Campbell County, Tennessee

*Anna Ivy  25 Jun 1890 – 25 Feb 1910Woodlawn CemeteryLa Follette, Campbell County, Tennessee

*Ashley Ivy  1832 – 29 May 1870 Jacksboro City Cemetery Jacksboro, Campbell County, Tennessee

*George E. Ivy  unknown – 18 Nov 1873Glade Springs Baptist Church Cemetery Fincastle, Campbell County, Tennessee

*James Ivy Birth and death dates unknown.Glade Springs Baptist Church Cemetery Fincastle, Campbell County, Tennessee

*James Houston Ivy Memorial ID 4 Jan 1869 – 26 Jun 1931Jacksboro City Cemetery Jacksboro, Campbell County, Tennessee

*Mariah McGhee Ivy  18 Apr 1875 – 11 Aug 1926Jacksboro City Cemetery Jacksboro, Campbell County, Tennessee

*Mary McCully Ivy Memorial ID12 Dec 1834 – 19 Aug 1906Glade Springs Baptist Church CemeteryFincastle, Campbell County, Tennessee

*Philip J. Ivy Memorial ID 22 Jan 1905 – 17 Jan 1964Jacksboro City CemeteryJacksboro, Campbell County, Tennessee

*Roy S. Ivy Memorial ID 26 Dec 1892 – 29 Sep 1934

Answer 2

Welcome Kimberly!

Your next step is to upgrade to family member. It's free to upgrade. Then you can start adding your family branches including the above ancestors. Once you have their profiles added, come back here to the forum and post links or ID numbers so other members can help you. If you do, be sure to add surname and location tags. This will get the attention of members with experience in those areas.

Good luck with your research and enjoy your journey into the past!