Descendants of William Christopher Wescott - Person Sheet
NameOrpha MOZINGO 
, M252, 13057, F
, M252, 13057, FBirth2 Mar 1814, Decatur Co., IN
Death4 May 1877, Decatur Co., IN Age: 63
BurialMay 1877, Sandcreek Cem. Decatur Co., IN
FatherJames MOZINGO , 12084, M (~1771-ca1849)
MotherCLEMMONS OR CLEMENS , 13387, F
Spouses
1Thomas Childers PEMBERTON , P516, 12080, M
, P516, 12080, MBirth18 Jun 1789, VA
Death14 Feb 1857, Decatur Co., IN Age: 67
BurialFeb 1857, Sandcreek Cem. Decatur Co., IN
FatherPvt. John W. PEMBERTON , 13049, M (1762-1845)
MotherElizabeth CHILDRESS , 15480, F (1766-)
Marriage24 Mar 1846, Decatur Co., IN
ChildrenWilliam Harrison , 13058, M (1847-1927)
Henry Clay , 13059, M (1848-1867)
Zacharia Taylor , 13060, M (1850-1909)
Missouri Alice , 13061, F (1852-1864)
George Marshall , 13062, M (1855-1909)
Thornton C. , 13063, M (1857-~1910)
Notes for Orpha MOZINGO
THE GREENSBURG STANDARD
Wednesday May 16, 1877
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Orapa Pemberton died May 4, 1877, four miles south of Greensburg, of congestion of the brain. She was born in Harrison county, Kentucky March 2nd, 1814 and moved to this state in September 1836, with her parents, James Mozingo, who settled near Smyrna, this county. She united with the Christian church in Kentucky at an early age. After removing to this state, she joined the Separate Baptist church, of which she remained a member until her death, in all a member of the church for about 46 years. She was married in March 1846 to Thomas C. Pemberton, who died February 1857. Since his death she has lived near the old homestead. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. E. R. Pond, at Sand Creek Baptist church. The community lost by her death a faithful christian and mother. She leaves a large circle of relatives to mourn her loss.
Wednesday May 16, 1877
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Orapa Pemberton died May 4, 1877, four miles south of Greensburg, of congestion of the brain. She was born in Harrison county, Kentucky March 2nd, 1814 and moved to this state in September 1836, with her parents, James Mozingo, who settled near Smyrna, this county. She united with the Christian church in Kentucky at an early age. After removing to this state, she joined the Separate Baptist church, of which she remained a member until her death, in all a member of the church for about 46 years. She was married in March 1846 to Thomas C. Pemberton, who died February 1857. Since his death she has lived near the old homestead. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. E. R. Pond, at Sand Creek Baptist church. The community lost by her death a faithful christian and mother. She leaves a large circle of relatives to mourn her loss.