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About Martha Cordelia Mansell
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The Tackett Family Association studies the Tackett/Tackitt genealogy and is run by Jim W. Tackitt - on one of the Association's guestbook pages, Tackett states: "one researcher has given an unsubstantiated claim that Abner had a wife named NANCY [or Sarah] BURDINE - and this undocumented claim has made its way into the also otherwise erroneous lineages found in the LDS, Ancestry & Family Tree Maker files.
Disproved:
Martha Tackett Mansell was Jewish. http://www.jewwatch.com/jew-entertainment-elvis-presley.html
Elvis Presley, by matrilineal descent, was halakhically Jewish]. Historian and biographer Elaine Dundy writes about Elvis Aron Presley’s Jewish heritage in her book “Elvis and Gladys.
A look at the nomination of Elvis for the Jewish-American Hall of Fame yields the following information . . . Source
“…Nancy Burdine was married to Abner Tackett (Elvis’ great great maternal grandmother). Nancy was of particular interest to Gladys for her Jewish heritage, often remembering Nancy’s sons for their Jewish names Sidney and Jerome. Nancy and Abner had a daughter Martha who married White Mansell. The daughter which they named Octavia, nick-named Doll, who was Elvis’ maternal grandmother.”
“…Doll and Robert had nine children. Gladys Love was the fifth daughter born followed by 3 more brothers and one sister. After his mother died, Elvis personally sought to design his beloved mother’s gravesite which included a Star of David on Gladys Love Presley’s tombstone. The decision was made by him in honor of his Jewish heritage. Something his mother was proud of and acknowledged to Elvis at a very early age.
So Elvis’s great great maternal grandmother was Jewish and had a daughter who had a daughter who had a daughter that was Elvis’s mother. Source
Martha Cordelia Mansell's Timeline
1851 |
March 17, 1851
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Saltillo, Itawamba, Mississippi, United States
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1872 |
1872
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Mississippi, United States
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1873 |
1873
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Mississippi, United States
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1874 |
1874
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Itawamba County, Mississippi, United States
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1875 |
May 1875
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Saltillo, Lee Co., Miss.
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September 1875
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Saltillo, Itawamba County, Mississippi, United States
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1876 |
May 1876
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Saltillo, Lee County, Mississippi, United States
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1876
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Mississippi, USA
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1878 |
September 1878
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Saltillo, Itawamba County, Coahuila, Mexico
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