Delilah Liston

(May 02, 1791 - March 22, 1851)

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Born:	May 02, 1791 at Kentucky	Certified	Father:	Edmund Liston
Died:	March 22, 1851	Certified	Mother:	Elizabeth Kester (1763 - 1840)
Children:	Edmund L. Julian (May 07, 1818 - December 22, 1872) Indiana Julian (January 15, 1825 - March 18, 1897) Jesse Julian (1829 - 1856)		Siblings:	Joseph Liston (January 23, 1782 - September 12, 1875) Sarah Liston (1784 - February 00, 1846) Elizabeth Liston (January 11, 1787 - March 08, 1832) William Liston (1789 - 1864) George Washington Liston (July 04, 1796 - May 18, 1847) Edmund Liston (Born 1799) Athel Liston (February 10, 1802 - May 10, 1879)

Married:

William Julian

Certified

Notes

Delilah LISTON, born 2 May 1791 in Kentucky, died 22 Mar. 1851 and is buried in Friendship Church Cemetery near Farmersburg, Indiana, married William JULIAN (born 8 Aug. 1778, died 8 Aug. 1863); (Source: p. 456-458 of The Pound and Kester Book, c.1904, available online) ***** // ***** // ***** // Children of Delilah Liston and William Julian: 1. Edmund L. Julian was born in Sullivan County, Indiana, May 7, 1818, died December 22, 1872, and is buried at Friendship Cemetery, Sullivan County, Indiana. Resided in Curry Township, Sullivan County, Indiana, on his parents' old homestead. Married, September 5, 1841, Nancy Wright, daughter of Amos Wright. 2. Indiana Julian was born in Sullivan County, Indiana, January 15, 1825, died March 18, 1897, and is buried at Second Prairie Creek Cemetery, Vigo County, Indiana. Moved to near Pimento, Indiana, in December, 1848, where she resided until her death. Married, October 19, 1848, Elijah Pound French, son of James and Melissa {Pound) French, born in Vigo County, Indiana, July 2, 1826. Children : SixÃ¢â‚¬â€as given under record of Elijah Pound French. (See page 170 of The Pound and Kester Book) 3. Jesse Julian was born in 1829, died in 1856, unmarried. Died on Pacific Ocean, the third day, on his way to California, and was buried at sea.