Mary Elender Orr, 1839–1919 (aged 80 years)

Name
Mary Elender /Orr/
Birth
Birth
about 1839 22 22
Birth of a sister
Birth of a brother
Birth of a brother
Birth of a sister
Census
Birth of a sister
Birth of a brother
Birth of a brother
Birth of a daughter
Marriage
Census
Death of a father
Birth of a daughter
Birth of a daughter
Birth of a daughter
Death of a sister
Marriage of a parent
Birth of a son
Source: Headstone
Marriage of a daughter
Birth of a son
Birth of a daughter
Birth of a son
Source: Headstone
Marriage of a daughter
Citation details: 91
Text:

Philip Ivy, M. G.

Birth of a daughter
Census
Birth of a daughter
Death of a maternal grandmother
Death of a mother
Birth of a son
Source: Headstone
Marriage of a daughter
Citation details: page 14
Text:

Thos Hay, M. G.

Death of a husband
Source: Headstone
Citation details: Ivey Cemetery
Death of a maternal grandmother
Marriage of a daughter
Death of a brother
between 1893 and 1900
Marriage of a daughter
Citation details: 22
Text:

Not Returned

Marriage of a daughter
Citation details: 66
Text:

C. C. Lacy, J. P.

Marriage of a son
Citation details: 46
Text:

C. C. Lacy, J. P.

Marriage of a son
Citation details: 46
Text:

J. M. Blount, J. P.

Death of a daughter
Source: Headstone
Burial of a sister
Death of a sister
Death
October 1919 (aged 80 years)
Source: Headstone
Citation details: Ivey Cemetery
Burial
Family with parents
father
1817–1870
Birth: about 1817 — North Carolina
Death: between 1860 and 1870 — Decatur Co. TN
mother
1817–1880
Birth: about 1817 29 22 — Tennessee
Death: after 1880 — Decatur Co. TN
herself
1839–1919
Birth: August 1839 22 22 — Missouri
Death: October 1919 — Decatur Co. TN
5 years
younger sister
1843–1870
Birth: about 1843 26 26 — Tennessee
Death: about 1870
4 years
younger brother
1846–…
Birth: about 1846 29 29 — Tennessee
3 years
younger sister
1848–1919
Birth: June 30, 1848 31 31 — Tennessee
Death: February 14, 1919 — Lexington, Henderson Co. TN
3 years
younger sister
1851–1920
Birth: November 22, 1851 34 34 — Tennessee
Death: March 11, 1920
3 years
younger brother
1854–1900
Birth: about 1854 37 37 — Tennessee
Death: between 1893 and 1900
4 years
younger brother
1857–…
Birth: about 1857 40 40 — Tennessee
Mother’s family with John McClure
stepfather
1804–1880
Birth: about 1804 — North Carolina
Death: between 1870 and 1880 — Decatur Co. TN
mother
1817–1880
Birth: about 1817 29 22 — Tennessee
Death: after 1880 — Decatur Co. TN
Marriage Marriage — between 1870 and 1876 —
Family with John Jasper Ivey
husband
1830–1885
Birth: October 30, 1830 28 25 — Tennessee
Death: May 1885 — Decatur Co. TN
herself
1839–1919
Birth: August 1839 22 22 — Missouri
Death: October 1919 — Decatur Co. TN
Marriage Marriage — before 1860 — Decatur Co. TN
-11 months
daughter
2 years
daughter
1860–1951
Birth: February 25, 1860 29 20 — Tennessee
Death: 1951
6 years
daughter
1865–1947
Birth: 1865 34 25
Death: 1947
3 years
daughter
1867–1947
Birth: September 20, 1867 36 28 — Tennessee
Death: May 3, 1947 — Bonnie Keeton home, Decatur Co. TN
3 years
son
1870–1950
Birth: 1870 39 30 — Tennessee
Death: 1950
3 years
daughter
1873–1940
Birth: May 28, 1873 42 33 — Tennessee
Death: January 15, 1940
5 years
son
1878–1952
Birth: August 7, 1878 47 39 — Decatur Co. TN
Death: March 29, 1952
11 months
daughter
1880–1913
Birth: May 11, 1880 49 40 — Tennessee
Death: May 31, 1913 — Decatur Co. TN
3 years
son
1882–1960
Birth: May 18, 1882 51 42 — Tennessee
Death: December 30, 1960 — Decatur Co. TN
John Jasper Ivey + Kizar Everett
husband
1830–1885
Birth: October 30, 1830 28 25 — Tennessee
Death: May 1885 — Decatur Co. TN
husband’s partner
stepdaughter
1849–…
Birth: about 1849 18 17 — Tennessee
8 months
stepdaughter
1849–1893
Birth: September 10, 1849 18 17 — Tennessee
Death: October 29, 1893
Death
Source: Headstone
Citation details: Ivey Cemetery
Shared note

Mae E. Orr, lived with her husband, John J. Ivy, near the present Mr. Howard Ivy farm on Brooksie Thompson road in Decatur County. John J. served in the Civil War. While he was away in service, she hid meat, cows and horses in the woods on the farm to keep Yankee soldiers from taking them. Each day, she would go out into the woods to tend the livestock and to cut off meat for family meals.

Compiled by Betty Butler Maness, source: William Carl Butler, Jr.