Francis Marion Skaggs b. Abt 1825 Green County, Kentucky d. Yes, date unknown: Ingram and Related Famiies

Abt 1825 - Yes, date unknown

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Name	Francis Marion Skaggs
Birth	Abt 1825	Green County, Kentucky
Gender	Male
Death	Yes, date unknown
Person ID	I13094	Ingram-Related
Last Modified	14 Aug 2024

Family Emily Jane Money, b. 9 Apr 1828, Green County, Kentucky d. Yes, date unknown

Marriage 3 Oct 1846 Green County, Kentucky [1]

Children

	1. William Skaggs, b. 1849 d. Yes, date unknown
	2. George Alfred Skaggs, b. 1851 d. Yes, date unknown
	3. Charles Skaggs, b. 1852 d. Yes, date unknown
	4. Martha A. Skaggs, b. 27 Nov 1853, Green County, Kentucky d. 1854 (Age 0 years)
	5. Elizabeth Jane Skaggs, b. 2 Mar 1856 d. Yes, date unknown
	6. James P. Skaggs, b. Between 1859 and 1860 d. Aft 1880, Black Rock, Arkansas (Age 22 years)

Family ID F4981 Group Sheet | Family Chart

Last Modified 3 May 2015

Notes

Hi there, thanks for getting back to me so fast! I have some more info for you. James Skaggs, son of Francis Marion and Emily J. Moneynever married. He came to Arkansas (Black Rock - where his brother GeorgeA. and sister-in-law lived). He was killed when kicked in the head by a mule and is buried in that area.

He was living with Emily, George A, Nancy J. and my grandfather JohnH. Burbank in 1880 in Green Co, Ky. census for 1880. He was 18 years old at that time. His name was listed as James P. Skaggs.

Francis Marion and Emily moved to Jefferson Co KS in early 1860s (Ihave it written somewhere but cant put my hand on it), They lived at Oskaloosa and were found in Kentucky Township with I would estimate (did not count them) about 50 other Skaggs families. Francis M. died there I am almost certain before 1880 and is buried there. Emily made two trips back to KY according to court records in the Money book at Greensburg Library because Grizzy was left destitute after Perry died and had to sue her children to sell some land to live on. Perry had loaned money to all of his children. It is all in that book, very interesting.

Before Perry died, it was well known that he hid money in a creek onhis property (I have been there - his log cabin is still there). Some indians hung him up by his heels on a tree and tried to get him totell them where the money was hidden. He would not tell, so they left him there. He survived that ordeal. James E. Money owns all or almostall all of the original property that the original James Money had at Summersville, KY. My husband and I have visited with James twice. He is very nice and has a wealth of information about the Moneys,Skaggs, Milby's etc.

Sharon Hanna

Sources
[S44] Book: "James Money, Kentucky Pioneer".