Descendents of Edward B Neddy Ownby


Watterson Knox Polk Ownby and Family circa 1910
Son of Eli Craig Ownby


James Thadeous Ownby Family circa 1910
Son of Jeremiah James Ownby


Marcus Franklin Ownby Family circa 1910
Son of Jeremiah James Ownby



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