She and husband Elisha baptised 3rd Sunday of August, 1838, into Smyrna Primitive Baptist Church (IN) by father in law Elder Elijah Chambers.
Married 1835 in Owen Co, IN. With husband, 6 children, came to "Chambersville Community, Collin Co, TX. Buried Chambersville Cem, for which they gave the land.
From the: handwritten history by Margaret Ann Marmon Chambers of her parents life and her life after she married Elisha Chambers. It isn't from a book, but is a copy of a letter. It was written when she was "in her 80th year." It's on letterhead that says "Amarillo, Texas" and she's titled it "A true copy of a letter written to Lena May D'Spain by Margaret Ann Chambers" (about 1888). It reads as follows:
"My father was William Marmon. He was born and raised in Virginia in or about Fredericksburg. His parents were of English decent and mother was born in County Cork, Ireland. She was a daughter of Jerry O'Riley. He was a land holder in that county. His family was three daughters-Margaret, Polly and Caty. He had 75 or more laborers or tenants on his land and Margaret O'Riley was married to Mr. James Giles of the same state and county. They had two children before they left Ireland then both of them emigrated from that country to America and landed in Virginia and set up in business in Fredericksburg and after some years was elected sheriff of that county and in trying to arrest a man he was stabbed in the breast and died in a few days and the citizens of the county got up a petition to congress and she was granted a pension during her lifetime of $80.00 a year.
"James Giles was a merchant in that place. They had five children. After his death Margaret Giles was married to William Marmon in the town of Fredericksburg, Virginia; then after some 8 and 12 years, they and their children which was 5, emigrated to Indiana and settled in Owen County in the year 1824. Their children were two sons and three daughters. The oldest was William Riley and Robert Redish and Sarah Ann and Margaret Ann and Caty. That is the family record of Margaret Ann Chambers' parents and now comes in Elisha Chambers' parents and grandfather E.L.D.
"James Chambers was married in England to Miss Nancy Windsor and they came to America and landed in the state of Maryland and their children that I knew was four, Elijah and Elisha and Rachel and Elizabeth. Eld. Elijah Chambers was married in North Carolina, Burk County to Miss Rebecka Moore and they had nine children, the oldest ones named Zacheous and Biddy and Jesse and James and John and Isaac and Allie and Elisha and Rebecka. Elisha Chambers was married in Owen County Indiana to Miss Margaret Ann Marmon at her father's on the 16th of July in the year of 1835, and both of us had land to make two good homes and sold both pieces and bought a farm improved in Monroe County and then we had a nice pleasant and happy home till in the year of 1847 sold our home and stock and moved to Texas and settled on East Fork in Collin County and bought a headright of John Larimore of 640 acres of prairie land and then bought of William Lindsey 320 acres of timber land on the same creek and then Elisha Chambers taken a headright of 640 acres in two counties-320 in Collin and 320 in Dallas County and we had six children when we came to Texas and Elisha Chambers' father and grandfather were both Primitive Baptist preachers and I and Elisha Chambers joined the Primitive Baptist church and was baptized by his father in the year 1838, 3rd Sunday in August. To Margaret Ann and Elisha Chambers were born 13 children."
