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Iva "Wea" (Ferguson) Greenough
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Iva "Wea" (Ferguson) Greenough
Updated Jun 26, 2025
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Ivy Myrtle Mae Ferguson was her given name at birth, but she didn't like it, so changed her name to Iva. When her siblings were little, pronouncing Iva became 'Wea', so that is the name family always called her.
Iva 'Wea' Ferguson was born in Sacred Wind, KY to George Ferguson and Nancy Boggs. Sacred Wind was located near Caines Creek, Ky...which is near Blaine, Ky. Wea's Boggs ancestors had lived and owned land in that area of Kentucky since the early 1820's. The land Wea was born on was a gift to George and Nancy when they wed. The Sacred Wind post office closed in the 1920's, but a Boggs family historian, Ray Williams, took our family to the land where George and Nancy's cabin stood until they left Kentucky in 1902.
Wea relished her KY roots, and visited aunts and cousins, still in living in that area, as often as she could.
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