Our Time in History this Wood, Lester and Allied Families
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| 201 | Thomas Walker moved west before the Civil War, son of Samuel and Nancy Taylor Brackett. | WALKER, Thomas T. (I8313)
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| 202 | Tura Lucinda Walker was 16 years of age when she married Charley Glover. He was 19 years of age. They married in her father's home and the marriage bond was made by Charley Glover and T.A. Hollis. Amt. $200.00 (Research):James T. ELLER, (993416-07191021311709, 19 Jul 2002, 907 W. 7th Sedalia, MO 65401, Pettis 660-8290734), PIN 991749. Found this information on the LDS Family Group Record. I feel that this Tura is indeed my grandfather's sister because of where she was born and then how many Turas are in AL? (Fara S. C. found in 1900 Census) | WALKER, Tura Lucinda (I8101)
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| 203 | Ursula died as an infant in Walker County, AL where she is buried in the Tidwell Family Cemetery. | TIDWELL, Ursula (I7796)
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| 204 | Velma Richardson AARON's social security number is 419-70-5432. | RICHARDSON, Velma (I7349)
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| 205 | Victoria could not read or write when all her other siblings could. Information furnished by Charolett Drummond Terry. | AARON, Victoria (I7633)
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| 206 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | AARON, Virginia Carolyn (I7567)
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| 207 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | VROBLESKY, Virginia (Ginny) (I7725)
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| 208 | Was Mary E. Reuben's second wife? She is listed as his wife in the 1900 Census for Walker County, AL. | AKINS, Mary E. (I8103)
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| 209 | William AARON's life was fairly well documented for that period. He was married three times and two of those marriages are documented in Franklin County, Georgia records. William was a large land owner in Franklin County, Georgia and numerous actions of him buying and selling land are recorded in the deed transactions of the court records of Franklin County, GA. However, in later years, his fortunes declined, and at the time of his death he was no longer a land owner of record in Franklin County, GA, nor is there any evidence that he had accumulated any amount of cash. It was not necessary to inventory his estate at the time of his death, as no court records have been found directing an inventory of his estate. He was living with a William AARON, not identified, but presumed to be his relative at the time of his death. If the information is correct on wives #2 and #3, this would make William Aaron a long-lived individual with son James Aaron being born when he was 67 years old. (Research):Found on Rootsweb. Note: American Revolutionary Soldier No. W-10287, served 1777-1779. From Amherst County Virginia. Enlisted November, 1776 under Lt Cluff (Cough) Shelton, Capt. James Franklin, Col. Stevens, 10th Virginia, Regiment, Contl. Line. Certificate of pension April 16, 1833. Third wife Rebecca Rudd Aaron claims widow's pension No. 6127 after his death. | AARON, William B. (I8566)
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| 210 | William Green AARON appeared on the census in 1850 in 12th District, Walker County, AL. He was entered in government land on 28 Nov 1854 in Section 24, township 14, range 6, Walker County, AL. He appeared on the census in 1860 in Gap Dist, Walker County, AL living with Margaret. He appeared on the census in 1870 in Walker County, AL. Living with Jane. William AARON was born in GA and blind from the measles. His brother James was, also, blind. In the 1880 Census William last name was spelled with ona a (ARON). (Research):1850 Census>US>Walker County, AL > Image 13 12th District, Walker Co., AL Aaron, William 29 AL (His last name was spelled Arron) Aaron, Margarett 30 AL Aaron, Zylpha A. 04 AL (or Lilpha) Aaron, Elisa J. 03 AL (or P.) Aaron, Mary C. 1/12 AL 1860 Census Gap District, Walker County, AL living with wife Margaret 1880 Census> Walker County, AL Township 13> Range 5 W > District 277 ARONS William 60 GA (unknown) Jane C. 40 W AL William 21 S AL GA AL John W. 20 S AL GA AL George W. Rice 12 S AL GA AL Charles C. 05 S AL GA AL Martin V. 03 S AL GA AL Susana Aron 21 sp. D AL GA AL Lucy J. Busbee 19 sp. D AL AL AL Dorcia D. 06 D AL AL AL Fronia Aron 01 D AL AL AL | AARON, William Green (I8562)
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| 211 | William Harris & Mary Jane Lawson AARON had twelve children between 1843-1867. | LAWSON, Mary Jane (I7862)
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| 212 | William Morgan spent his life near Birmingham, Alabama. Census: July 03, 1862 Discharged at Tupelo, MS Military service: February 22, 1862, Enlisted in Jasper 0 28th AL INFO Co F. (Research):1850 Census: STATE or TERRITORY: AL COUNTY: Jefferson DIVISION: Selfs Beat Dist. No. 32 REEL NO: 432-7 PAGE NO: 195B REFERENCE: Dated Nov. 16, 1850 by M. L. McMillion; Penciled in pg. 390 1-14-14 Morgan, William W. 26 M Farmer AL 2-14-14 Morgan, Rebecca 26 F AL 3-14-14 Morgan, Sarah J. 06 F AL | MORGAN, William W. (I7651)
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| 213 | 1900 Banks County Georgia Census Anderson 465 District; Maysville Enumeration Date: June 2, 1900 Sheet 2-B; Line 75 Yarborough James M. Head 34 b. July 1865 GA GA GA Merchant Carra wife 27 b. May 1873 GA GA GA Murl dau 09 b. Sept 1890 GA GA GA Susie Dau 06 b. Apr 1894 GA GA GA Gertrude dau 04 b. May 1896 GA GA GA Long son 01 b. July 1898 GA GA GA On the 1900 census it shows that Carrie has had 5 children and that only 4 children are still living. Looking at the ages of the children, it appears that Carrie had a child born between Murl and Susie. I do not know if this child was a girl or a boy or how long the child lived. ******************************************************************************** 1910 Banks County Georgia Census Maysville; ED # 6 Page 72; Sheet 1-A Yarbrough James Head M W Carrie Wife F W 37 Murl Dau F W 19 Susie Dau F W 16 Gertrude Dau F W 14 Long Son M W 11 Will Son M W 9 Adel Dau F W 6 Leonard Son M W 4 *********************************************************************************** From the book "The History of Hall County" pg. 174: In mid-1883, several Klansmen were accused of whipping a group of blacks in Banks County. United States marshals from Gainesville arrested J. M. Neal, James and Caleb Yarbrough and Stacy Linderman in Maysville on the charges. One local paper commented that "We hope they will be able to prove their innocence from such severe charges. On August 11th they appeared before Commissioner Dunlap in Gainesville. They were represented by Howard Thompson and H. W. J. Ham. After a number of delays, the case came up for trail in October. By this time several others had been added to the list of defendants, which now included Jasper Yarbrough, James Yarbrough, Dilmus Yarbrough, Neal Yarbrough, Lovel Streetman, Bold Emory, and E. H. Green. The jury was chosen and consisted of both blacks and whites. It was noted that they were indicted based on a section of the revised statutes relating to protected political expression. They were charged with whipping the blacks for voting for a certain candidate in the congressional race. They were found guilty and placed in the Fulton County jail while their lawyers worked to secure a new trail. | YARBROUGH, James Dyer (I1350)
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| 214 | 1910 Whitfield County Georgia Census Dalton City; ED # 158 April 18, 1910 Sheet 3-B; Page 115-B; Line 100 Wood Charles Head M W 36 Single GA GA GA None Wood Sabra C. Sister F W 31 Single GA GA GA Seamstress/??? Factory | WOOD, Sabra C (I11492)
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| 215 | 1910 Whitfield County Georgia Census Dalton City; ED # 158 April 18, 1910 Sheet 3-B; Page 115-B; Line 100 Wood Charles Head M W 36 Single GA GA GA None Wood Sabra C. Sister F W 31 Single GA GA GA Seamstress/??? Factory | WOOD, Charles M (I11491)
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| 216 | 1920 Fulton County Georgia Census Atlanta City District #124 Page 2-B; Line 92 Perner N. H. Lodger Male White 35 Single GA Office/Electric Co. Note: Perner is living in the household of a W. S. Whiteworth ********************************************************************************************* 1930 Fulton County Georgia Census East Point District #157 Page 15-B; Line 90 Perner Nathaniel H. Head Male White 45 Married Maryland Office Clerk/Electric Shop Gertrude L. Wife Female White 33 Married GA Francis J. Dau Female White 8 Single GA ********************************************************************************************* Death Certificate: #02378 Died at age 67 years, 4 months, 8 days. | PERNER, Nathaniel Harrison (I11539)
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| 217 | 1920 Fulton County Georgia Census Atlanta City, District #183 January 16, 1920 Page 3-B; Line 96 Living in a Boarder House on Capital Ave Yarbrough Boarder M W 21 S GA GA GA Dispenser/Soda Water *********************************************************************************** 1930 Shelby County Tennessee Census Memphis City; District #37 April 2, 1930 Page 3-A; Line 18 Living on St. Paul Street Yarbrough Lon Head M W 31 M 28 GA GA GA Hatchater/ Produce Clarbelle Wife F W 25 M 22 AL AL AL ************************************************************************************* Funeral Notices for James Long "Lon" Yarbrough: James Yarbrough Sr. Funeral services for James Long Yarbrough Sr., 53, will be held Friday at 11 A.M. in the chapel of J. Austin Dillon Co. The Rev. L. E. Smith will officiate, with burial in Westview Cemetery. Mr. Yarbrough, a produce salesman, died Wednesday at his residence, 407 Boulevard, Southeast. Survivors include a son, James L. Yarbrough, Jr.; daughter Miss Norma Lee Yarbrough; brother, Leonard Yarbrough, all of Atlanta; sisters, Mrs. G. E. Denham and Mrs. W. R. Meyers, Atlanta; and Mrs. N. H. Perner, East Point. Second Funeral notice: Yarbrough - The friends of Mr. James Lon Yarbrough Sr., Mr. James Lon Yarbrough, Jr., Miss Norma Lee Yarbrough, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Yarbrough, Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Denham, Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Perner, of East Point, GA; several nieces and nephews are invited to attend the funeral of Mr. James Lon Yarbrough Sr., Friday, Aug. 21, 1953, at 11 A.M. from Dillon's chapel. The Rev L. E. Smith will officiate, Interment, Westview Cemetery. J. Austin Dillon Co. Death Certificate #18664 Died at age 55 years, 1 month, 6 days. | YARBROUGH, James Long Sr. (I11535)
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| 218 | 1920 Pulaski County Arkansas Census Gray Township; ED #159 Jacksonville January 26, 1920 Page 7-B; Line 93 Living on Conway Road Wood Sarah Head W F 65 Wd GA SC TN McCraw Willis A. G-Son M W 10 S Ark Ark Ark B. M. G-Son M W 8 S Ark Ark Ark Sarah E. G-Dau F W 6 S Ark Ark Ark | MCCRAW, Willis Alvin (I11461)
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| 219 | 1930 Fulton County Georgia Census Atlanta District #61-101 494 Dargan Street Page 16-A; Line 36 Denham George Head Male White 27 Married GA Electricain/Telephone Adell Wife Female White 26 Married GA None George Son Male White 8 Single GA School Peggie Dau Female White 5 Single GA None Jane Dau Female White 3 Single GA None ******************************************************************************************** Funeral Notice for George Evan Denham: Thursday, January 24, 1985 The Atlanta Journal Denham - Mr. George Evan Denham, age 82 of Atlanta, died Tuesday. Funeral services will be held 11 A.M. Saturday in our chapel. Interment Westview Cemetery with Masonic grave side rights. Mr. Denham was a mason and a US Navy Veteran serving WWII in the Korean Conflict. Surviving are daughters, Mrs. Peggy Youngblood, Savannah, Mrs. Jane Carroll, Dunwoody, Mrs. Ann Callahan, Dallas, TX., Mrs. Dale Poston, Marietta; son, Mr. George L. Denham, Sarasota, FL, and a sister, Mrs. Cecil Denham of Atlanta, 14 grand-children, 15 great-grandchildren. The family will receive friends from 5 until 8 P.M. Friday at the J. Randy Carmichael Funeral Home, Smyrna. | DENHAM, George Evan (I11524)
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| 220 | Cathy DeYoung Krass September 8, 1971 - April 20, 2008 - Facts Born: September 8, 1971 Place of Birth: Spartanburg County Death: April 20, 2008 Guestbook Share your thoughts and memories in the guestbook. Sign the guestbook Read the guestbook Order Flowers Biography Heading: Cathy DeYoung Krass Dateline: Reidville Cathy Elizabeth DeYoung Krass, 36 of 435 Lightwood Knot Road, died Sunday April 20, 2008 at her home. A native of Spartanburg County she was the wife of James A. "Jimmy" Krass, the daughter of Ken and Darlene Snow DeYoung, the daughter in law of Roy & Cathy Harper, the granddaughter of Sarah H. Snow, the late Murray Snow and the late Mr. & Mrs. Major DeYoung. She was a graduate of James F. Byrnes High School class of 1989 and a member of Sharon United Methodist Church. Survivors include two daughters; Angela Lynn Krass and Paige Marie Krass both of the home, two sisters; Linette D. Garrett and Vonda D. Hendrix both of Reidville. Visitation will be held 2:00- 3:45 PM Wednesday April 23, 2008 at Sharon United Methodist Church prior to the 4:00 PM Funeral Service conducted by Rev. Rance Sprayberry and Rev. Murray A. Snow. Interment will follow in the church cemetery. Pallbearers will be Todd Mason, Ed Cooley, Daniel Nelson, Tim Brady, Matthew Garrett and Jeff DeYoung. Honorary pallbearers will be members of the Reidville Fire Department. Memorials may be made to the Sharon UMC building fund P.O. Box 418 Reidville, SC 29375. An online guest book is available at www.foresthillsfuneralhome.net Forest Hills Funeral Home Stribling Memorial Chapel Woodruff, SC Cathy Elizabeth DeYoung Krass REIDVILLE, SC-- Cathy Elizabeth DeYoung Krass, 36 of 435 Lightwood Knot Road, died Sunday, April 20, 2008 at her home. A native of Spartanburg County she was the wife of James A. "Jimmy" Krass, the daughter of Ken and Darlene Snow DeYoung, the daughter in law of Roy & Cathy Harper, the granddaughter of Sarah H. Snow, the late Murray Snow and the late Mr. & Mrs. Major DeYoung. She was a graduate of James F. Byrnes High School class of 1989 and a member of Sharon United Methodist Church. Survivors include two daughters, Angela Lynn Krass and Paige Marie Krass both of the home; two sisters, Linette D. Garrett and Vonda D. Hendrix, both of Reidville. Visitation will be held 2:00- 3:45 PM Wednesday April 23, 2008 at Sharon United Methodist Church prior to the 4:00 PM Funeral service conducted by Rev. Rance Sprayberry and Rev. Murray A. Snow. Interment will follow in the church cemetery. Pallbearers will be Todd Mason, Ed Cooley, Daniel Nelson, Tim Brady, Matthew Garrett and Jeff DeYoung. Honorary pallbearers will be members of the Reidville Fire Department. Memorials may be made to the Sharon UMC building fund PO Box 418 Reidville, SC 29375. An online guest book is available at www.foresthillsfuneralhome.net. Forest Hills Funeral Home Stribling Memorial Chapel Woodruff, SC Published in the Spartanburg Herald-Journal from 4/22/2008 | DEYOUNG, Cathy Elizabeth (I12376)
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| 221 | Cleveland Wood: In the 1920 census, Grover C. Wood lives in Big Rock Township, Little Rock City, Pulaski County, Arkansas. He was 27 years old and was born in Arkansas. He is employed as a city salesman for a wholesale grocery company. With him lives his wife, Mary, 26, who was born in Tennessee. Their son, James E. is four years and six months old and was born in Arkansas. Their daughter, Emma, is one year and 10 months old and was born in Arkansas. Elizabeth N. Eames, identified as an aunt, lives with them. She is 66 years old and was born in Tennessee. Her parents were born in South Carolina. In the 1930 census, Grover C. Wood is 37 years old, is white and was born in rkansas. He is a pastries wholesale producer. He lives with his wife, Mary, 26, in Little rock City, Pulaski County, Big Rock Township. They live with their children, Elton, 14, and Emma, 12. Ann McGraw says that "Uncle Cleve" was a nice man. She says he was married nine times and lived in the old family home. | WOOD, Grover Cleveland (I11465)
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| 222 | Funeral Notice for Muriel Yarbrough: Miss Muriel Yarbrough, twenty-six years old, of 55 Houston Street, died at a private hospital Friday morning at 10 o'clock, the body was removed to the chapel of Greenberg & Bond Co. She is survived by her mother, Mrs. C. J. Yarbrough, three sisters, Mrs. F. S. Brock, and misses Adell and Gertrude Yarbrough; three brothers, Messrs. Long, William and Leonard Yarbrough. The body will be taken to Commerce, GA., Sunday morning at 6:55 o'clock for funeral and interment. | YARBROUGH, Muriel J (I10289)
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| 223 | Funeral Notice for Susie May Yarbrough Meyer: Meyer - The friends and relatives of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred R. Meyer, Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Denham, Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Perner of East Point, GA.; Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Yarbrough, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Yarbrough, several nieces and nephews are invited to attend the funeral of Mrs. W. R. (Susie May) Meyer Friday, May 28m 1954, at 4p.m. from Dillion's Chapel. Dr. Morman O. Shands will officiate. Interment, Westview Cemetery. The following gentlemen will serve as pallbearers and will meet at the chapel at 3:45 P.M.: Messrs. C. E. Broach, C. A. Perry, W. N. Ponder, H. A. Moore, H. H. Jolly, J. O. Shockley. J. Austin Dillon Co. | YARBROUGH, Susie May (I11533)
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| 224 | Marriage source: Whitfield County, Georgia Marriages 1852 - 1894 page 70 | Family: William T WOOD / Matilda Jane BRIDGES (F4091)
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| 225 | William Dyer Yarbrough run away from home as a young man (believed to be in the 20's) to CA after getting in trouble with the law about a stolen car. William changed his named to Benjamin Hastings. He apparently lived in CO at one time because that is where his Social Security card was issued before 1951. This is where he must have meet Ruth because her Social Security card was issued in CO as well before 1951. | YARBROUGH, William Dyer (I11536)
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| 226 | "...copied from Haltom Bible records: Laura Jane Haltom was born Jan 3rd 1852 was dedicated to God by Christian Baptism in 1852. Administered by Bro Postell P.C. in N.C. The same date of birth is on her tombstone,.." by LaDonna Haltom Fuqua | HALTOM, Laura Jane (I843)
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| 227 | "Early Settlers" Walker County, AL, ABBR "Early Settlers" Walker County, AL. | Source (S1)
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| 228 | "Frank was a physician in Salisbury, NC, from 1919 until 1936, when he moved to Corpus Christi, TX" - "From Tom's Creek to Sherrill's Ford" | ELLIS, Dr Frank Ausband (I3135)
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| 229 | "James Henry Wood Interview with his Grandparents" by James Henry Wood - July 1967. | Source (S3)
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| 230 | "KINDRICK" vs "KINDRICKS" found in papers so at this time not certain of correct name. Suspect that "KENDRICK" is the correct spelling given that mother's maiden name is KENDRICK. Russell Wood confirmss "KENDRICK" is correct via email dated 29 Mar 2006. [rdwjr] "WILLIAM WOOD FAMILY CEMETERY" vs 'OLD WOOD CEMETERY" both located near Farmer, NC. Are these two cemetery's one in the same just referred to differently? Will have to wait until clarifying information is found. He is buried in the Wood Family Cemetery, near Denton, Randolph County, NC. This is the same cemetery as what is called the Old Wood Cemetery. Russell Wood confirms these two names refer to the same cemetery via email dated 29 Mar 2006. ------------------ Died at age 90 years, 1 month, 30 days. | WOOD, Jones Kendrick (I276)
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| 231 | "Windso New, Cand" This is the information in the Birth Place from the legacy data. Assume this might be Windsor, Canada but can't be certain. | BROAD, Edwin Alfred George (I2355)
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| 232 | (1) Josephine E. Wood Lyon and Mary A Browning, From Tom's Creek to Sherril's Ford (High Point, NC, 1985), Source Medium: Book . | Source (S8)
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| 233 | (from SSDI, ss# 244-54-2784) | GREENE, George Thomas (I3851)
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| 234 | *Probably other children were born to this family. | WOOD, William J (I172)
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| 235 | *There may be other children. ---------------------------------------- http://www.deyoungmatson.com/ghtout/gp5735.html shows another spouse, Amanda M McLauglin, but have not seen proof for this fact. Do not know of the relationship to first wife, Margaret Ann McLaughlin. ------------------------------------------- Isham enlisted as a Private in Company E, 1st South Carolina Artillery on December 10, 1862 at Fort Sumter. He was present or accounted for until paroled at Greensboro, North Carolina on April 26, 1865 in accordance with the terms of a Military Convention between General Joseph E. Johnston and Major General W. T. Sherman at Durham Station, North Carolina. Note on parole “Where From: Greenville Dist., SC”. Source: John T. Nash | WOOD, Isham Jefferson (I674)
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| 236 | 1) Infant Boring of J.V. and Loudine Boring (1/15/1914 - 1/15/1914) Tombstone | BORING, (Infant) (I16421)
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| 237 | 1). Mary died when Lee was four months old and 8 days before thedeathof her three year old son, Oliver. The above information provided with permission from Rob Salzman [genealogy@salzman.us]; on behalf of; Rob Salzman [genealogy@e-familytree.net]. | GLENN, Mary H (I12421)
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| 238 | 1. BENNETT WOOD, believed to be the youngest son of WILLIAM and MARY WOOD was probably born in Virginia. His name appears on land transactions in North Carolina with his father and brothers. (See pages 100B-1 thru 100B-5 for other information 2. See pages 104B-1 thru 104B-9, lines 260-294, 36-69, 58-59 and 70-540 for information on a BENNETT WOOD believed to be the son of WILLIAM WOOD, SR and MARY, his wife. | WOOD, Bennett Sr. (I212)
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| 239 | 1. In the Cobb County, Georgia 1850 Census. 2. He was buried by a railroad outside Richmond, VA, according to a letter from the army surgeon to his wife. Notes 1 and 2 from Rootsweb, a message from Marianne Smith dated December 2005. | DALTON, Charles B (I16514)
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| 240 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | SNOW, Darlene (I12362)
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| 241 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | SNOW, Ruby (I12363)
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| 242 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | SNOW, Murray Arthur (I12371)
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| 243 | 1850 Federal Census Oglethorpe County, Georgia: LINE Dwell Famil Firstname Lastname Age S C Occupation Real Va Birthplace M S R D | SNDX | Remarks 37 535 536 William Lester 54 M Farmer 4500 VA | L2 38 535 536 Sarah Lester 52 F VA | L2 39 535 536 Robert Lester 22 M Farmer GA | L2 40 535 536 William Lester 18 M GA | L2 41 535 536 Joshua Lester 16 M GA | L2 42 535 536 Mary Lester 15 F GA | L2 | LESTER, William Sr. (I13284)
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| 244 | 1850 Federal Census shows name as William H Jarrett 1860 Federal Census shows name as William N Jarrett | JARRETT, William N (I18081)
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| 245 | 1850 Pontotoc Co., MS. Census | BORING, Martha Ann (I16252)
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| 246 | 1850 US CENSUS of Walker County, AL, ABBR 1850 US CENSUS of Walker County, AL. | Source (S11)
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| 247 | 1850 US Fed Census: Subdivision 45, Jackson Co, Georgia, age 24, born VA, farmer with wife Sarah A. E., age 19, born GA 1860 - CAN'T FIND looked at each census record of Minish, Newtown, House, or Jefferson Districts of Jackson County. Civil War Service: George L. Martin also served in Company G, 43rd Georgia Infantry Regiment C.S.A., Jackson County, Georgia Rebel Guards. His rolls as found in the National Archives under Microcopy No. 266 are as follows: 10 Mar 1862 - 31 Oct 1862: Company Muster Roll; 4th Seargent, Co. G, 43rd Regiment. Enlisted March 10, 1862 in Camp McDonald under Captain M. M. Mintz. George marked as present. 30 Mar 1862: Pay Roll; 4th Sergeant, Co. G, 43rd Regiment. Volunteered March 4th, 1862 in Jefferson, Jackson County, GA under Captain M. M. Mintz and he was paid $50. Jul 1862: Regimental Return; Rank not marked, Co. G, 43rd Regiment. George marked absent. Mar-Apr 1863: Roll of non-commissioned officers and privates employed on extra duty at Vicksburg, Miss; Priv, Co. G, 43rd Georgia Regiment. George served as a carpenter for the two months. 17 Jul 1863: Roll of Prisoner of War paroled at Vicksburg, MIss.; Pvt., Co. G, 43rd Georgia Regiment. Jul-Aug 1863: Hospital Roll at Marietta, GA; Pvt, Co. G, 43rd Georgia Regiment. George is present at hospital in September as a patient. It says George was last paid by Capt. Newman on June 30, 1863. Nov-Dec 1863: Company Muster Roll; Pvt, Co. G, 43rd Georgia Infantry. George is present and was last paid by Captain Newman on October 31, 1863. Jan-Feb 1864: Company Muster Roll; Pvt, Co. G, 43rd Regiment Georgia Infantry. George is absent, sent to general hospital on Feb. 24, 1864. 8 May 1865: Roll of Prisoner of War; Pvt, Co. G, 43rd Regiment Georgia Infantry. George was paroled by command of Bvt. Brig. Genl. W. J. Palmer at Athens, GA., on or about May 8, 1865 End of Civil War Service 1870 US Fed Census: Subdivision 71, Jackson Co, Georgia, age 44, born VA, Wagon Maker with wife Sarah E., age 41, sons George T. - age 19, William M. - age 12, Robert C. - age 10, James H. - age 3, and daughter Ida T. - age 7 1878 - Saturday, April 27th issue of The Forest News, Jackson County, Georgia an article appeared as follows: Thieving. One night last week, some one, by breaking the lock, entered the smoke-house of Mr. Geo. L. Marin, living about three miles below Harmony Grove (now Commerce), and took there from some flour, a few pieces of meat, &c. No clue to the robbers. 1880 US Fed Census: District 255 (Minish), Jackson Co, GA, age 54, born VA, farmer, with wife Sarah A., age 51, sons Robert C. - age 20, James H. - age 10, and daughters Ida T. - age 14, and Ella F. - age 6 George L. Martin is listed in census data as being born in Virginia. There were a lot of Martins in Virginia in 1840 and it is very difficult to discern which Martin George descends from. More records will have to be found George L. before I determine his father's name. Also, in the 1900 census records of his children James H, Robert C, and son-in-law living with Sarah, George L. (as father) is listed as born in Tennesee. ???? His epitaph reads "Death was the gale through which to life he passed. To feast on joys that will forever last." Listed marriage date of 13 Jan 1901 is after his dealth, will need to resarch all dates. - Robert Wood, Jr. | MARTIN, George L (I1420)
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| 248 | 1850 valued estate at $800.00 | PATMAN, John (I15012)
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| 249 | 1860 Federal Census shows her name spelled as Emmer Jarrett | JARRETT, Emma (I18083)
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| 250 | 1860 US Federal Census; , Madison, Georgia; Roll: M653_130; Page: 137, MEDI CensusABBR 1860 US Federal Census; , Madison, Georgia; Page: 137 Surety:2. | Source (S13)
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