Mary Carolyn PADGETT

General Notes

aka Carolino (sic) M. (marriage certificate)

m. Daviess Cty, IN 25 Apr 1887 to John Miller WALKER
d. (Daviess Cty, IN)
buried St. Peter's Cemetery, Montgomery, IN

burial record:
Walker, Mary C. Padgett, 1856 - 1914, 2nd wife of John M.,, [Section] W

source: Cemeteries of Daviess County, Indiana compiled 1988-1990, vol. III, pp. 170, accessed 7/06 at Carnegie Public Library, 300 W. Main St., Washington, IN

Husband John Miller is widower in 1920 census.

Appears in husband's h/hold in 1910.census.

Stepson George Lawrence goes to live with George L. and Eliza A. (PADGETT) WADE. Eliza A. may be a relative.

marriage record citation:
Title:    Index to Marriage Record 1850 - 1920 Inclusive Volume III Letters N to Z Inclusive
Record Location:    Daviess County, Indiana
    W. P. A. Original Record Located: County Clerk's Office Washington Compiled by Indiana Works Progress Administration 1940
Spouse 1:    John M Walker
Spouse 2:    Carolino M Padgett
Marriage Date:    25 Apr 1887
County:    Daviess
Book:    6
Original Source Page:    297

There is a Mary K. PADGETT (1857 IN, f/m b. VA/IN) who appears as the wife of Arch PADGETT in the 1880 census in Washington Cty, IN.

Possible relative: Charles W. Padgett, Sr., son of George Padgett, was born in Maryland near the Potomac River, Oct 22, 1799. He moved to Nelson Co, Kentucky (now Marion Co.) with his parents in 1804, and settled near Holy Cross Church. he was married at Holy Cross to Mary Strange, a daughter of Ignatius and Malinda
Strange. Charles W. moved to Martin Co, Indiana in 1830 settling in the
vicinity of St. Mary's Church, Barr Twp. On his 87th birthday, he was presented with a silver-headed cane by Judge William Niblack, along
with a note stating, "I present to you a hickory cane which I hope will be a
support to you in your declining years, and it will neither bend nor
break." This certainly was a supportive cane, as Charles Padgett lived to the age of ninety-seven, dying in March 1893. Charles and Mary Strange Padgett were the parents of ten children, only four of whom survived them. These were William
B. Padgett who married Minerva Jane Seal; John A. Padgett, who married
Elizabeth Brewer; Simpson, who married Elizabeth Gootee; and Ellen who married John H. Brown. They also left as survivors eighty-six randchildren,
twenty-two great-grandchildren, and three great-great grandchildren.
They died in Washington, Indiana, where they had moved in their declining years,and were buried in the Old Catholic Cemetery there. Donated by: Shirley Platt

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