GENEALOGY NOTES

Aaron, D. M. Buried: Rock Island National Park Died:1-24-1864 Rank/Regt: Pvt. A 16th GA Regt. Source: Rock Island, IL.

Aaron, George. Buried: Nashville Cemetery. Rank/Regt: 3d MS Batt.Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1909, XVII, No. 11

Aaron, John B. Buried: Nashville Cemetery. Rank/Regt: D 8th AR. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1909, XVII, No. 11

Aaron, William of of Virginia and Franklin County, Georgia, Revolutionary War Soldier, was born ca 1751 in Amherst County, Virginia, and died October 1841 in Franklin County. There was a Daniel Aaron who died intestate 1765 in Amherst County, leaving an estate. William Aaron married Rebecca Rudd on 3 November 1829 in Franklin County, Georgia. During the Revolutionary War, he enlisted in Amherst County, into the 10th Virginia Line, Virginia Regiment of Colonel Stevens. Issue: John Aaron, born ca 1775 in Virginia; Rosanna M. Aaron, born ca 1777 in Virginia; Daniel Aaron, born ca 1780 in Virginia; Jesse Aaron, born ca 1790 in Virginia. He married Patsy Flood on 20 June 1816 in Franklin County; Thomas John Aaron, born 1794 in Virginia, died 2 May 1864 in Spring Hill, Hempstead County, Arkansas. He married Susannah Smith on 22 March 1808? in Franklin County. Source: The estate of Daniel Aaron was filed in Amherst County in 1765; Revolutionary War Pension Application of William Aaron, #10287, Georgia, Franklin County, pension dated 9 October 1832; he was 79 or 80 years of age. The application of the widow, Rebecca Aaron, dated 14 April 1857, Georgia, Whitfield County, stating she was aged 71 and married William Aaron on 3 November 1829. Her husband died in October of 1841, and she has since remained a widow. She married him in Franklin County, Ga. and referred to the proof of his service in the file.

Abar, T. Buried: Rose Hill Cemetery, Macon, GA. Died:7-30-1864 Rank/Regt: Sgt. F 31st AL. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 9-1893 V. I, No. 4.

Abathnut, R. B. Buried: Ship Island, MS Cemetery Died:11-20-1864 Ship Island, MS. Rank/Regt: Pvt. Edgar's Batt. Source: Ship Island, MS Cemetery.

Abbot, William, woodcutter of Goswell Street in London, resided in Frederica with his mother, Elizabeth Badwyn, and their servant, Richard Hart. He was appointed second constable to replace succeeded Thomas Hirt in 1747-8, who died.
For more information: Georgia Pioneers: Colonial Records

Abbott, C. S. Buried: Died:1863 Ft. Delaware, OH.Rank/Regt: Pvt. I 18th VA. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 12-1901, V. IX, No. 12.

Abbott, Joe. Rank/Regt: Lieut. B 12th TX Cav. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 7-1908, V. XVI, No. 7.

Abbott, Joseph. Rank/Regt: 26th VA Sharpshooters Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1898 V. VI, No. 1

Abbott, J. L. Born:1836. Buried: State Cemetery, Frankfort, KY Died:1917. Rank/Regt: 6th KY Inf. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 10-1926 V. XXXIV,No.10

Abbott, J. M., Dr. Born:6-14-1844 Louisville, KY Buried: Died:1-4-1907 Trilba, FL. Rank/Regt: E 5th KY Inf. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 3-1907, V. XV, No. 3

Abbott, Jo, Judge. Born:1820 Decatur, AL Buried: Died:2-11-1908 Hillsboro, TX Rank/Regt: 1st Lt. B 12th TX Cav. Parson's Brigade Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 8-1908, V. XVI, No. 8

Abercrombie, A. Buried: Green Lawn Cemetery, Camp Morton, IN.Rank/Regt: E 2d SC. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1914, V. XXII, No. 1

Abercrombie, Bartlet. Born:1845. Buried: Died:1900 Gray Court, SC. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 6-1900, V. VIII, No. 6

Abercrombie, John. Buried: Nashville Cemetery. Rank/Regt: H 2d TN. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1909, XVII, No. 11

Abercrombie, P. F. Buried: Ship Island, MS Cemetery Died:1-13-1865 Ship Island, MS Rank/Regt: Pvt. FL Militia Source: Ship Island, MS Cemetery

Abercrombie, Robert thought to be a son of Alexander, was born ca 1719 probably in Fife, Scotland, settled in Orange County, North Carolina where he died in 1779, leaving a Last Will and Testament and naming his sons Charles and Robert. Wife was Jane. When tracing this family, the records are sometimes denoted as A. B. Crombie, meaning Abercrombie or Abercromby. Charles Abercrombie, Revolutionary War Soldier, the son of Robert Abercrombie, Sr. and his wife, Jane, was born 4 March 1742 in Orange County, North Carolina, died 23 August 1819 in Hancock County, Georgia. He married on 18 December 1769 in Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, Edwina Dicey Malinda Boothe (born 6 October 1751 in Mecklenburg County, died September 1804 in Hancock County). Source: Hancock & Greene County Marriages; Hancock County Estates; Bible of Edmund Abercrombie, Georgia State Archives Folder Collection, Putnam County Wills. For more information: Georgia Pioneers Genealogies

Abercrumbie, J. A. Buried: Ship Island Cemetery Died:11-4-1864 Ship Island, MS Rank/Regt: Pvt. Home Guard.

Abernathy, James. Buried: Rose Hill Cemetery, Macon, GA Died:1864 Rank/Regt: A 54th AL. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 9-1893 V. I, No. 4

Abernathy, John H., Prof. was born 1/27/1854, graduated from the College in Dahlonega in the Class of 1878. In 1882 he married Miss Rosa Megee, a sister of B. F. Megee and of the wife of W. L. Stanton of Atlanta. Source: The Constitution, Atlanta 8/1/1886.

Abernathy, T. C. Buried: Died:7-30-1902 Tracy City, TN. Rank/Regt: 1st TN A. N. V. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 10-1902, V. X, No. 10

Abernathy, T. J. Buried: Rose Hill Cemetery, Macon, GA.Rank/Regt: A 46th AL. Source: Rose Hill Cemetery

Abie, Simeon. Rank/Regt: 66th GA Inf. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1898 V. VI, No. 1.

Able of Edgefield District, South Carolina and Paulding County, Georgia. The Able family of Edgefield, South Carolina appears to have originated in Orange County, Virginia with Richard Abell, son of Joseph. Richard died ca 1793 in Orange County and was buried in the Stringfellow Graveyard. He and his wife, Ann, had six known children, viz: Aleapear, John, Mary, Caleb, Jeremiah (1750/1751-1811) and Ephraim (1760-5/1810). Jeremiah Able came to Edgefield, South Carolina where he died in 1811. Absalom Roberts Able, son of Jeremiah, was born October 25, 1793 in South Carolina and died 1856 in Paulding Co. Wife, Parasday. He was the son of Jeremiah Able (1746-1811) or Abell and his wife, Elizabeth Roberts. Absalom's Last Will and Testament was headed Edgefield District, named children: Amythe? and Josh L. Son by my second wife, Absalom Robert Gilder Able. Wife now pregnant. Daughter, Amythe to live with her sister, Loretta Bryan. Named two sons of his deceased son, Ethelbert Able, to have their father's share. Son: A. R. G. Able. Son-in-law: Robert D. Bryan and son, Jeremiah Able, executors. Date: 2/8/1856. Source: Paulding County Estates and Wills.

Able, J. S. Died:1863 Ft. Delaware, OH. Rank/Regt: Pvt. D 13th AL Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 12-1901, V. IX, No. 12

Abner, William A. Buried: Hopkinsville Cemetery Died:2-2 Hopkinsville KY Rank/Regt: First KY. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 3-1899, V. II, No. 3.

Abney, Benjamin, resident of Jackson Co., drew in the 1832 Georgia Land Lottery.

Abney, John. Buried: Arlington Natl Cemetery, Arlington, Died: Rank/Regt: Pvt. D 45th GA Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 8-1900, V. VIII, No. 8

Abraham, Mike. Event:Birth. Date: 5/20/1910 County:Fulton City:Atlanta,Notes:girl, W. Baker St.Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Aburth, J. M. Buried: Soldiers Rest, Vicksburg, MS Died:7-2-1863 Rank/Regt: I 42d AL Source: Cemetery.

Aburton, G. T. W. Buried: Elmwood Cemetery, Shepherdstown, WVn, Died: Rank/Regt: Parks Arty Source: Elmwood Cemetery.

Acee, Erasmus, listed on the 1850 Yolobusha Co, MS census, p. 465, Family #34, 40, lawyer, Ga., Amanda 26, S. C., Ernestine 10, MS, Marshall 8, MS, Augusta 4, Mississippi. Source: 1850 Yolobusha Co., MS Census.

Abrams, J. S. Buried: Confederate Cemetery, Rank/Regt: 66th GA Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1898, V. VI, No. 1.

Achree, P. H. Buried: Green Lawn Cemetery, Camp Morton, IN. Rank/Regt: H 56th VA Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1914, V. XXII, No. 1

Acker, T. B.Buried: Died:1901 Columbus, MS. Rank/Regt: 43d MS Inf. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 4-1901, V. IX, No. 4

Ackeridge, R. M. Died: Woodstock, VA. Rank/Regt: 18th MS Inf. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 9-1897, V. V, No. 9.

Ackler, W. B. Buried: Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA. Rank/Regt: 4th AL. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 9-1898, V. VI, No. 9.

Acree, John. Deed to Michael Whatley, both of Oglethorpe Co. for $300, 100 acres in Oglethorpe Co. on each side of Lins Branch adj. Michael Whatley and John Williams. 10/17/1797. Source: Oglethorpe Deed BookC, page 105.

Ackerman, Ed. Event:Birth, Event Date: 10/3/1910, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta,Notes:girl, 147 Highland Ave.,Atlanta, GA. Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Acmebacher, F. N. Event:Birth, Event Date: 12/27/1910, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta,Notes:girl , 43 White St.,Atlanta, GA. Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Acton, Albert. Buried: Nashville Cemetery. Rank/Regt: C 26th TN. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1909, XVII, No. 11

Acuff, J. P. Buried: Confederate Cemetery, Marietta, Ga.Rank/Regt: Lieut. K 7th TN Source: Confederate Cemetery.

Adair, Albert Lonzo. Event:Death, Event Date:9-3-1960, County:Paulding,GA.Source: Paulding Co. GA Vital Records.

Adair, Amos. Event:Marriage, Event Date:7-20-1916, County:Paulding,GA. Notes:Married: Oma Clay. Source: Paulding Co. GA Marriages.

Adair, Belton Lester. Event:Birth, Event Date:9-4-1915, County:Paulding, Notes: Parents: William H. Adair and Leilar Murdock. Source: Paulding Co. GA Vital Records.

Adair, Ben. Event:Marriage, Event Date:11-3-1929 County:Paulding, Notes:Married: Opal M. Lambert. Source: Paulding Co. GA Marriages.

Adair, Bennie Mae. Event:Birth, Event Date:10-28-1930, County:Paulding. Notes:Parents: William Ben and Opal M. Adair. Source: Paulding Co. GA Vital Records.

Adair, Bertha C. Event:Death, Event Date:6-27-1934 County:Paulding. Source: Paulding Co. GA Vital Records.

Adair, Bettie M. Event:Birth, Event Date:5-6-1932, County:Paulding, Notes:Parents: W. N. and Mollie Adair. Source: Paulding Co. GA Vital Records.

Adair, Bitty Jean. Event:Birth, Event Date: 7-12-1933, County:Paulding. Notes:Parent: Claudie Adair. Source: Paulding Co. GA Vital Records

Adair, Bobby W. Event:Birth, Event Date:3-13-1932, County:Paulding. Notes:Parents: Lemon D. and Eunice F. Adair.Source: Paulding Co. GA Vital Records.

Adair, Bozeman, son of William Adair of Jackson Co., Ga. was born 1771 in Virginia. His parents were of Scotch-Irish origin and they emigrated from Antrim, Ireland to Bucks Co., PA, through Virginia, probably Augusta Co., to York District, S. C., and finally to Jackson Co., Ga. where William died. Bozeman removed to Paulding Co., Ga. where he died in 1858. He was regarded as feeble for his children because his LWT gave all of the property to one son, James Adair. However, the case plead in the Paulding Co. Superior Court, the heirs lost; but it was reversed in the Supreme Court of Georgia. Source: Personal Records of Jeannette Holland Austin;

Adair, Carl A. Age/Birthdate:11-17-1897, Event:Burial, Event Date:4-18-1971, County:Paulding, City:Dallas, Notes:Wife: Elizabeth Rosson Adair. Source: Dallas City Cemetery, Dallas, GA

Adair, Carolyn Joyce. Age/Birthdate:12-5-1962, Event:Birth, County:Paulding,Notes:Parents: V. C. Adair and Eva B. McGarity. Source: Paulding Co. GA Vital Records

Adair, Charles Ernest. Event:Death, Event Date:3-14-1932, County:Paulding. Source: Paulding Co. GA Vital Records

Adair, Cresful Nealy. Event:Death ,Event Date:4-1-1963. County:Paulding. Source: Paulding Co. GA Vital Records

Adair, Daughter. Event:Birth, Event Date:4-3-1937.County:Paulding. Notes:Parents: Byron and Lorena. Source: Paulding Co. GA Vital Records

Adair, Dothula Daniel. Event:Death, Event Date:2-26-1952, County:Paulding. Source: Paulding Co. GA Vital Records

Adair, Edna Ruth. Age/Birthdate:6-22-1933, Event:Birth,Event Date: County:Paulding City: Notes:Parents: Elma D. and L. E. Scroggins. Source: Paulding Co. GA Vital Records

Adair, Elizabeth Russon. Age/Birthdate:3-16-1905, Event:Burial, County:Paulding, City:Dallas,GA. Notes:Husband: Carl A. Adair. (Her death date not provided). Source: Dallas City Cemetery, Dallas, GA

Adair, Evelyn. Age/Birthdate:5-25-1929, Event:Birth, County:Paulding, Notes:Father: Floyd Adair. Source: Paulding Co. GA Vital Records.

Adair, Fannie Harris. Event:Death, Event, Date:12-12-1947, County:Paulding. Source: Paulding Co. GA Vital Records.

Adair, Fossie Wood. Age/Birthdate:5-26-1915, Event:Birth, County:Paulding, Notes: Parents: Cicero Adair and Dorothy Daniel. Source: Paulding Co. GA Vital Records

Adair, G. B. Age/Birthdate: Event:Birth Event Date:11/21/1907, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:girl 98 Irwin St.Source: Atlanta Constitution

Adair, G. B. Event:Birth, Event Date:7/19/1909, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:boy 98 Irwin St. Source: Atlanta Constitution

Adair, H. L. Event:Marriage, Event Date:7-20-1905, County:Paulding,Notes: Married: Ada Stone. Source: Paulding Co. Marriages..

Adair, Hugh Parker. Age/Birthdate:10-17-1924, Event:Birth, County:Paulding, Notes:Parents: C. N. Adair and Mollie Howell. Source: Paulding Co.Vital Records.

Adair, J. L. Buried: Died:10-1907 Pittsburg, TX. Rank/Regt: Capt. 6th Regt. AR Inf. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 4-1908, V. XVI, No. 4

Adair, Jeff. Buried: Died:1904 Covington, TN Rank/Regt: A 2d MS. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 8-1904, V. XII, No. 8

Adair, Jerry. Event:Death. Event Date:1-11-1948, County:Paulding.Source: Paulding Co. GA Vital Records

Adair, Jimmy Whit. Age/Birthdate:3-8-1940, Event:Birth, County:Paulding, Notes:Parent: Claudia Adair. Source: Paulding Co. GA Vital Records

Adair, Joe Calvin. Age/Birthdate:4-3-1885, Event:Birth, County:Paulding,Notes:Parents: Robert Adair and Mary J.Person. Source: Paulding Co. GA Vital Records

Adair, Joe Matthews. Age/Birthdate:12-21-1941, Event:Birth, County:Paulding, Notes:Parents: King S. Adair and Cora J. Blackstock. Source: Paulding Co. GA Vital Records

Adair, John Jarman. Age/Birthdate:5-26-1912, Event:Birth, County:Paulding, Notes:Parents: Sherman L. Adair and Emma Jordan. Source: Paulding Co. GA Vital Records

Adair, John R., born 10-16-1824 in Henry Co. came with his wife, Sarah F. Paul of Abbeville, S. C., who died in Feb. 1906, about 1849 to Cass County and settled in the Pine Log district where he lived until his death on Jan. 4, 1896. Both are buried in the Pine Log cemetery. Source: History of Bartow County (Cass) by Josephine Cunyus.

Adair, Joseph Warren. Event:Death, Event Date:9-11-1959, County:Paulding. Source: Paulding Co. GA Vital Records

Adair, Lemmons D. Event:Marriage. Event Date:3-1-1925, County:Paulding, Notes:Married: Eunice Ellis.Source: Paulding Co. GA Vital Records

Adair, Linda Jean. Age/Birthdate:5-7-1944, Event:Birth,Event Date: County:Paulding,Notes:Parents: Serlie C. Adair and Evan B. McGarity. Source: Paulding Co. GA Vital Records

Adair, Lovdah Pearl. Age/Birthdate:9-4-1897, Event:Birth,County:Paulding,Notes:Parents: Robert Adair and Mary J. Parson. Source: Paulding Co. GA Vital Records

Adair, Lynetta June. Age/Birthdate:4-3-1937, Event:Birth, County:Paulding, Notes:Parents: Byron F. and Lorena J. Adair. Source: Paulding Co. GA Vital Records

Adair, Mary Frances. Age/Birthdate:4-8-1944, Event:Birth, County:Paulding, Notes:Parents: Paul Earnest Adair, and Cora Estelle Williams. Source: Paulding Co. GA Vital Records

Adair, Mary J. Event:Death, Event Date:4-11-1944, County:Paulding. Source: Paulding Co. GA Vital Records

Adair, Memory. Event:Death, Event Date:12-27-1945, County:Paulding. Source: Paulding Co. GA Vital Records

Adair, Mozelle. Age/Birthdate:8-12-1900, Event:Birth, County:Paulding. Notes:Parents: J. W. Adair and Lucinda Daniel. Source: Paulding Co. GA Vital Records

Adair, Price Donell. Age/Birthdate:8-6-1939, Event:Birth, County:Paulding, Notes:Parents: Sanford W. Adair and Ethel L. Pace. Source: Paulding Co. GA Vital Records

Adair, Richard Joseph. Age/Birthdate:4-5-1939 , Event:Birth, County:Paulding. Notes:Parents: William Joseph Adair and Glonis? G. Purser. Source: Paulding Co. GA Vital Records

Adair, Ruby Earline. Age/Birthdate:11-19-1944, Event:Birth, County:Paulding, Notes:Parents: J. D. Adair and Ruby Ella Gravett, Source: Paulding Co. GA Vital Records

Adair, Sallie, Mrs. Event:Death, Event Date:11-24-1935, County:Paulding. Source: Paulding Co. GA Vital Records

Adair, Sanford Wallace. Event:Death, Event Date:6-8-1955, County:Paulding. Source: Paulding Co. GA Vital Records

Adair, Satila. Event:Death, Event Date:3-11-1928, County:Paulding. Source: Paulding Co. GA Vital Records

Adair, Sherman L. Age/Birthdate:3-8-1881, Event:Birth, County:Paulding Notes:Parents: John H. Adair and Soleta Bullock. Source: Paulding Co. GA Vital Records

Adair, T. Veto, Jr. Age/Birthdate:9-24-1938, Event:Birth, County:Paulding, GA. Notes:Parents: J. Veto Adair and Mattie C. Deupree. Source: Paulding Co. GA Vital Records

Adair, V. C. Event:Marriage, Event Date:12-27-1929, County:Paulding, GA. Notes:Married: Beatrice McGarity. Source: Paulding Co. Marriages.

Adair, W. L. Event:Death, Event Date:8-24-1939, County:Paulding. Source: Paulding Co. GA Vital Records

Adair, Walter. Event:Marriage, Event Date:11-21-1915 County:Paulding, GA. Notes:Married: Odah Mills. Source: Paulding Co. Marriages;Austin Collection.

Adair, Walter James.< Age/Birthdate:1-10-1893, Event:Burial, Event Date:9-6-1980, County:Paulding. Notes:Wife: Gladys Walls Adair.Source: Gann Cemetery; Austin Collection.

Adair,William Bozeman, b. 9/1862 Paulding Co., d. 1956 m. 2/26/1885 Paulding Co., Lucy Jane Pace. Issue: Sarah Caroline Adair, b. 1/13/1886 Paulding Co. m. 12/27/1903 Clyde Eugene Jackson (b. 2/10/1882 DeKalb Co., d. 7/8/1940 Snellville), son of William F. Jackson (b. 3/8/1850 Pike Co., Alabama, d. 7/29/1921 m. 1/4/1870 Naomi Stocks, b. 1850 Morgan Co., d. 8/26/1834). Clyde Eugene Jackson and Sarah Caroline Adair, had issue: Mable Jackson b. 5/22/1906 Fulton Co.,GA. Source: Earle Snell, P. O. Box 304, Snellville, Ga. (1979); Austin Collection.

Adair, William Harrison.Age/Birthdate:2-4-1867, Event:Birth, County:Paulding. Notes:Parents: W. H. S. Adair and Nancy Jane Craton. Source: Paulding Co. Index to Birth Certificates.

Adair, William, Sr. Event:Death, Event Date:7-13-1949, County:Paulding. Source: Paulding Co. GA Vital Records

Adair, Willie Extelle. Age/Birthdate:10-8-1906, Event:Birth, County:Paulding. Notes:Parents: Joseph W. and Sarah Adair.Source: Paulding Co. GA Vital Records

Adair, son. Age/Birthdate:9-24-1942, Event:Birth, County:Paulding,GA. Notes:Parents: Sanford W. Adair and Ethel Pace. Source: Paulding Co. GA Vital Records.

Adalan A. D. Buried: Green Lawn Cemetery, Camp Morton, IN Rank/Regt: A LA. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1914, V. XXII, No. 1.

Adam, J. B. Buried: Soldiers Rest, Vicksburg, MS Died:5-27-1863 Rank/Regt: B 28th LA Source: Cemetery List.

Adam, W. W. Born:7-17-1817 Buried: Union Cemetery, Alexandria, VA Died:10-9-1877 Rank/Regt: H 17th VA Inf. Source: Union Cemetery

Adams, Adam, age 21, farmer, born S. C., Iabella C. 21, Ga. Source: 1850 Marion Co., Ga Census.

Adams, A. J. Buried: Green Lawn Cemetery, Camp Morton, IN Died: Rank/Regt: Sergt. F 45th AL Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1914, V. XXII, No. 1

Adams, Adolphus. Buried: Green Lawn Cemetery, Camp Morton, IN Died: Rank/Regt: E 8th GA Batt. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1914, V. XXII, No. 1

Adams, Benjamin of McDuffie and Warren Counties, Georgia was born 19 December 1814, married on 25 December 1836 in Warren County to Elizabeth Evans (born 16 January 1821), the daughter of Jesse Evans and his wife, Elizabeth Smith of Warren Co., Ga. They were residents of Dearing, McDuffie County, 1880. Source: Bible Owned by Forrest Prather, Dearing, Ga.; 1880 McDuffie County Census, Dearing District; 1880 McDuffie Co., GA Census.

Adams, Blake B. Buried: 5-20-1862 Loudon Park Cemetery Died: Rank/Regt: 5th NC Regt. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 8-1907, V. XV, No. 7

Adams, C. Buried: Rose Hill Cemetery, Macon, GA Died:8-12-1864 Rank/Regt: E 63d GA Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 9-1893 V. I, No. 4

Adams, Catherine Augusta, daughter of Edwin Adams, was b. 1850 near Columbus, Ga. (formerly Muscogee Co., GA), later Chattahoochee Co. She d. 1/14/1891. She m. James Marion lightner (1836-1909) whose LWT is of record in Chattahoochee Co., Ga. (WB A, 1854-1935). After Catherine's death, he m. Ellen Smith, a sister of Willis M. Smith, whom he made gdn of his children in LWT. He bequeathed his plantation near Jamestown, Ga. of 970 acres to his minor children: Alice, Mary Ella, and Clark. Also named in his LWT dated 6/28/1900, were Ennis N. and Charlie Adams.

Adams, Dana, Columbus, Ga., age 51, b. Ny. Y., Amy A. 41, Ga., Frederick G. 12, Ga. Source: 1850 Muscogee Co., Ga Census

Adams, Charles A. Buried: Died:1909 Lexington, VA Rank/Regt: H 27th VA Inf. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 3-1910, V.XVIII, No. 3

Adams, Charles J. Rank/Regt: A 11th AL Inf. Marengo Rifles Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 2-1896, V. IV, No. 2

Adams, David. Buried: Confederate Cemetery, Marietta, GA. Rank/Regt: E 42d AL Source: Confederate Cemetery.

Adams, David, age 40, rope business, N. Y., Ann A. 26, Ga., Frederick G. 2, Ga. Source: 1850 Muscogee Co., Ga Census

Adams, David, age 75, S. C., Sarah 56, S. C., Almeda Gore 24, Ga., Joseph Lenora Gore (female) 2, Ga. Source: 1850 Terrell Co., Ga. Census, Family #29

Adams, David, age 64, farmer, N. C., Marrah 37, S. C., Nancy Bush 17, Ga., Bennet Adams, 6, Ga., Randolph 5, Ga., William 2, Ga. Source: 1850 Stewart Co., Ga. Census, Family #29

Adams, D. W. Buried: Edge Hill Cemetery, Charlestown. Rank/Regt: D 51st VA. Source: Edge Hill Cemetery.

Adams, Edwin, son of Richard, b. 1812 Richland, Richland Co., S. C. m. ca 1832 Ga. Removed to Twiggs Co.,Ga. Sarah Fisher. Listed 1860 Chattanoochee Co., Ga. Census as follows: Edwin Adams, 48, S. C., farmer, Sarah 43, Ga., Charles 18, Ga., Mary 19, Ga., Philip 2, Ga., Augusta (f) 10, Ga. Edwin Adams, was a resident of Chattahoochee Co., Ga., his LWT dtd 12/5/1870, Book A (1854-1935), pp. 68-69, named wife: Sarah, and daughters: Jane Wilson, Frances E. Cody, Catherine A. Lightner, and Mary F. Adams,. Son: James P. Adams. Sarah Fisher m. Edwin Adams, and they had the following Children: Jane Adams, m. Thomas Wilson (children: William T., Laura m. Russell, Sallie m. C. W. Johnson, Charles, James E., and Mary Ida Wilson); James Adams,; Philip Adams; Catherine Adams, m. J. M. Lightner; Frances Adams, m. (1) David C. Cody, a son of Lawson Cody, (2) John Smith. Source: History of Twiggs County, Georgia.

Adams, Eugene, (1840-1892). His wife, Georgia Ann Adams, (1855-1908), buried Jamestown or Shiloh Cemetery, Chattahoochee County, Ft. Benning Reservation, Ga.

Adams, Farley gave a mortgage to David Langston for $906, secured with mortgage on Negro men: Cyrus and Jesse and yellow woman, Clarissy. Date: 20 April 1824. Columbia Co. Deeds.

Adams, Farley, age 35 Ga., Carolina P. 25, Ga., infant, 2 months, Ga., Sarah L. 60, Virginia, Monroe Edwards 30, farmer, Ga., Source: 1860 Muscogee Co., Ga. Census.

Adams, F. L. Buried: Died: Waxahachie, TX Rank/Regt: 9th AL Inf. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 4-1912, V. XX, No. 4

Adams, Frances, Washington Co., Ga. Annual Returns, Vol. B, 1843-52, p. 9, Estate of Frances Adams,. Micajah Bland, exr, account from 3/7/1842 to 3/2/1844; cash pd J. I. I. Buck, as per voucher No. 1, $62.87; cash pd Doct. N. T. Harris, as per voucher No. 2, $38.00,cash pd Doct. William McBride, as per voucher No. 3, $11.25, cash pd commission on $112.22,$2.80, cash pd my commission on 10.00, .25. Estate Credit: $115.17. Cash received from Lee R. Miller, 10.00. Recorded 3/2/1844. Note: Page 86 lists a similar, but smaller return, on the Estate of Francis Adams,.

Adams, Frank. Buried: Green Lawn Cemetery, Camp Morton, IN Died: Rank/Regt: B 2d KY Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1914, V. XXII, No. 1

Adams, George, b. Newberry Dist., S. C. 1814 or 1817, d. 1852. Malinda Jane, wife. Buried Jamestown or Shiloah Cemetery, Chattahoochee Co., Ga., Ft. Benning Reservation.

Adams, George, Harris District, George Adams, age 31, b. S. C., Malinda J., age 26, b. Washington Co., Ga., Eugenia, age 4, b. Talbot Co., Thomas M., age 3, born Talbot Co., infant female child, 5 months, b. Muscogee Co., and William Berk, 34, farmer, b. S. C., Source: 1850 Muscogee Co., Ga Census

Adams, George, son of John, b. 1808 S. C. m. 4/8/1828 Elbert Co., Ga., Jemima Anderson (b. 1806 Ga.). Listed on 1840-1850 Monroe Co. Census. 1850 Monroe Census: George Adams, 44, farmer, S. C.; Jemima 43, Ga.; Robert 20, Ga.; Lucinda 18, Ga.; John 13, Ga.; William 10, Ga.; James 7, Ga.; Margaret, 76, Ga. This family removed to Henry Co. where his widow, Jemima Adams,, was listed on the 1860 Census in residence of her son-in-law (Ellis) and daughter (Lucinda), as follows: S. M. Ellis 34, farmer, Ga.; Lucinda M. 25, Ga.; George W. 2, Ga.; Mary J. 3 months, Ga.; Jemima Adams,, 54, Ga.; John M. Adams,, 21, farm laborer, 34; James Adams, 17, farm laborer, Ga. Monroe Co., Ga. Admrs Bonds (1831-51), p. 30: Bond of George Adams, and Martin Adams, securities, for $2000, Estate of John Adams,, 1/4/1836.

Adams, George F. resident of Jackson Co., drew in the 1832 Georgia Land Lottery.

Adams, George Walker, Event:Birth, Event Date:12/17/1909, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:two girls 17 Guyton St., Source: Atlanta Constitution

Adams, H. E., Event:Birth, Event Date:2/7/1908, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:boy 77 Woodward Ave., Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Adams, H. L., Event:Marriage, Event Date:2-19-1873, County:Dooly, Notes:Married: Nancy Bowen, Source: Dooly Co. GA Marriages.

Adams, Hopewell. Washington Co., Ga. Divisions, 1829-71, Book A, p. 64-65. Georgia, Washington County. By virtue of an order from the Honorable Court of said county sitting for ordinary purposes on the first day of November instant, to us directing, authorizing and requiring us to make a distribution of the estate of the late Hopewell Adams, decd,among the distributees of said estate, we proceeded on this day to perform that duty. We ascertained there were eleven distributees, to-wit: William D. Jordan, James Adams, Abijah Wiggins, the children of John W. Adams, decd, Arnold L. Adams, Benjamin Adams, Thomas Jordan, the children of Nancy Jordan, decd, Hopewell Adams, Jordan P. Adams, and William Tanner. Source: Research of Jeannette Holland Austin.

Adams,Hopewell of Washington Co., Georgia, Estate Divisions, 1829-71, Book A, p. 64-65. "Georgia, Washington County. By virtue of an order from the Honorable Court of said county sitting for ordinary purposes on the first day of November instant, to us directing, authorizing and requiring us to make a distribution of the estate of the late Hopewell Adams, deceased, among the distributees of said estate, we proceeded on this day to perform that duty. We ascertained there were eleven distributees, to-wit: William D. Jordan, James Adams, Abijah Wiggins, the children of John W. Adams, deceased, Arnold L. Adams, Benjamin Adams, Thomas Jordan, the children of Nancy Jordan, deceased, Hopewell Adams, Jordan P. Adams, and William Tanner. The shares were numbered 1 to 11 and were assigned to the distributees, except Thomas Jordan, were placed in a hat and the members of the lots, except No. 1, were put in another hat and both were shaken. A number was then drawn from one hat.... Source: A Genealogist's Notes, Washington County, Georgia by Jeannette Holland Austin.

Adams,Ila F. (9/21/1850-5/26/1908). Lula B. Adams,, dau. of Ila F. Adams, (12/8/1875-10/31/1893). Buried at Jamestown or Shiloh Cemetery, Chattahoochee Co., Ga., Ft. Benning Reservation.

Adams, J. Buried: Fredericksburg Confederate Cemetery. Rank/Regt: E 49th GA Regt. Source: Fredericksburg, VA

Adams, J. A. Buried: Died:1863 Ft. Delaware, OH Rank/Regt: Pvt. A 15th GA. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 12-1901, V. IX, No. 12

Adams, J. B. Gordon, Age/Birthdate:Age 33, Event:Obituary,Event Date:8-2-1938, County:Hall. City:Gainesville, Sons:Jack Buford and Curtis Adams. Daughters:Ella Ree. Notes:Bros: Taft, Alexander and Ralph. Sisters: Mrs. John Crumblee, Mrs. Nat StricklandSource: Atlanta Georgian 8-21-1938

Adams, J. E. Buried: Green Lawn Cemetery, Camp Morton, IN. Rank/Regt: Ward's Batt., AL Lt. Inf. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1914, V. XXII, No. 1

Adams, J. E. (Dock). Rank/Regt: A 11th AL Inf. Marengo Rifles. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 2-1896, V. IV, No. 2

Adams, J. G. Buried: Died:1-2-1903. Rank/Regt: Capt. I 25th AR Inf. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 2-1911, V. XVIX, No. 2

Adams, J. G. Died:1-2-1903 Buried: Austin, AR. Rank/Regt: Capt. I 25th AR Inf. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1906, V. XIV, No. 1

Adams, J. G. listed 1850 Henry Co., Ga. Census, p. 252-3, Fam. #3, J. G. (male) 39, Va., N. A. (female) Va., J. H. (male) 11, N. C., M. E. (female) 9, N. C., S. A. (female) 7, N. C., J. (male) 5, Ga., R. F. (female) 2, Ga., N. (female) 72, Ga.

Adams, J. M. Buried: Manassas Battlefield Cemetery. Rank/Regt: K Orr's Rifle Regt., 1st SC. Source: Manassas, VA

Adams, J. R. Rank/Regt: 57th VA Inf. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1898 V. VI, No. 1

Adams, J. R. Buried: Died:1911 Corinth, MS Rank/Regt: 11th MS Cav. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 4-1912, V. XX, No. 4

Adams, J. R., Rev. Buried: Died:1905. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 11-1906, V. XIV, No.11

Adams, J. T. Born:1839 MO Buried: Died:2-14-1902 Yarrellton, TX Rank/Regt: C 11th TX Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 5-1902, V. X, No. 5

Adams, J. W. Buried: Mount Jackson Shenandoah Co., VA Died: Rank/Regt: 2d SC Regt. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 5-1897, V. V, No. 5

Adams,James listed 1850 Marion Co. Census. James Adams, age 23, farmer, b. Ga., Julia Ann, age 21, b. Ga., Mary, age 2, b. Ga., Susan Ann, 6 mos., b. Ga.

Adams,James of Stewart Co. GA. Deed Bk E, p. 283-4, dated, Georgia, Troup Co., James Adams to Hiram Haralson, the latter to be my attorney in the disposition of land located in the 23rd Dist. of Stewart Co., Land Lot No. 213.

Adams, James Bernard, Age/Birthdate:Age 17, Event:Obituary, Event Date:8-8-1938, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:Killed in coaster wagon-truck accident. Res. of 1108 Bankhead Ave. Source: Atlanta Georgian 8-8-1938

Adams, James E. Rank/Regt: A 11th AL Inf. Marengo Rifles Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 2-1896, V. IV, No. 2

Adams, James R. Buried: Ship Island, MS Cemetery Died:11-14-1864 Ship Island, MS Rank/Regt: Corpl. D 1st AL Arty. Source: Ship Island, MS Cemetery.

Adams, John. Buried: Died:10-15-1905 St. Louis, MO Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 11-1905, V. XIII,No.11

Adams, John. Buried: Prospect Hill Cemetery Died:1861 Rank/Regt: 11th NC Regt. Source: Front Royal, VA

Adams, John. Rank/Regt: 2d Lt. A 11th AL Inf. Marengo Rifles Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 2-1896, V. IV, No. 2

Adams, John. Buried: Died:11-30-1864 Franklin, TN Rank/Regt: Brig-Gen. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 9-1901, V. IX, No. 9

Adams, John. Buried: Died:11-30-1864 Franklin, TN Rank/Regt: Brig. Gen. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 10-1919, V.XXVII,No.10

Adams, John. Buried: Died: Franklin, TN Rank/Regt: Gen. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 11-1905, V. XIII,No.11

Adams, John Event:Birth, Event Date:11/21/1907, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:twin girls 48 Lee St. Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Adams, John, b. ca 1770/1780, d. 1836 Monroe Co., Ga. m. Margaret, b. 1774. George Adams, and Martin Adams, were securites on his estate, bond in amt of $2000, 1/4/1838, Monroe Co., with George Adams, admr. John came to Georgia before 1822. A deed date 5/18/1822 Monroe Co., Bk B, p. 193, of George Miller and his wife of Chatham Co., Ga. to John Adams, of Savannah, Ga., deeds land in 8th Dist. of Henry Co., Lot 241. George Miller also deeded to John Adams, land in 15th Dist. of Houston Co., Lot 77; land in 12th district of Houston Co., Lot 207; land in 6th district of Henry Co., Lot 126; land in 15th District of Henry Co., Lot 78, and land in 2nd Dist. of Monroe Co., Lot 57. Another deed, dated 1/7/1824, recorded Bk B, p. 204-5, Monroe Co. of John Brigham of Burke Co., Ga. to John Adams, of Savannah,GA, conveying for $500.00, 202 1/2 acres in Monroe Co., being Lot 121. John drew in the 1827 Ga. Land Lottery, while a res. of Monroe Co., Douglas Dist., drawing land in Lee Co. His widow, Margaret, was listed on 1850 Monroe Co. Census in the household of her son, George Adams, Monroe Co. Annual Returns, Vol. D, p. 222-228, Property of John Adams, decd, George Adams, admr, 1836. 12/5 paid cash to Charles M. Sutton $1.25, Perry Fleming $13.50, D. Sanford $81.99, James Turner, $35.53, and Martha Gibles $126.39.

Adams,John listed 1850 Henry Co., Ga. Census, pp. 211. John Adams,, 55, S. C., Mahala 49, S. C., J. (male) 25, S. C., R. (male) 22, S. C., D. (male) 18, S. C., T. (male) 17, S. C., W. J. (male) 7, S. C., T. A. (male) 33, S. C. J. G. W. (male) 11, Ga., M. M. (female) 9, Ga., L. L. (male) 7, Ga., M. M. (female) 5, Ga.

Adams, John listed 1850 Randolph Co., Ga. Census, Fam. #58. John Adams, 50, Ga., Robert 21, Ga., Sarah 19, Ga., William 16, Ga., Eliza 12, Ga., George 10, Ga.

Adams, John listed 1850 Henry Co., Ga. Census, p. 262, Fam. #1063. John Adams, 50, S. C., M. (female) 48, S. C., S. C. (female) 19, Ga., M. E. (female) 17, Ga., S. (female) 16, Ga., A. L. (male) 15, Ga., J. W. (male) 14, Ga., S. J. (female) 11, Ga., W. (male) 9, Ga., L. C. (female) 6, Ga.

Adams,John. Deed Bk D, p. 49, Wilkes Co., Ga. John Adams to Samuel Johnston for $50, land in LL 121, 23rd Dist. of orignally Lee, now Stewart Co., Ga., 202 1/2 acres, 10/24/1833.

Adams,John listed 1860 Henry Co. Census, p. 58, Fam. #432. John Adams, 59, farmer, S. C., Mary 58, S. C., Susan W. 22, Ga., Louisa C. 15, Ga.

Adams,John Carroll, son of Richard Adams, was a Rev. War Soldier from S. C., served under Capt. William McKenzey. Inherited land in Beaufort Co., N. C. from his father, and moved there sometime after 1790. Source: McCalls Revolutionary War Soldiers in Georgia.

Adams, John F. Buried: Green Lawn Cemetery, Camp Morton, IN Died: Rank/Regt: C 52d GA Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1914, V. XXII, No. 1

Adams, John J. Rank/Regt: A 11th AL Inf. Marengo Rifles Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 2-1896, V. IV, No. 2

Adams, John J. Born: 1839. Buried: Pewee Valley, KY Cemetery Died:1920 Rank/Regt: A 2d KY Cav. Source: Pewee Valley Cemetery.

Adams, L. A. Born: Dickson Co., TN Buried: Died: Coolidge, TX Rank/Regt: Pvt. G 11th TN Inf. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 12-1912, Vol.XX, No.12

Adams, L. W. , Event:Birth, Event Date:3/10/1908, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:boy, 87 McDaniel St., Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Adams,Lucinda M. was b. 1835 Monroe Co., Ga., daughter of George and Jemima Adams, m. 8/17/1856 Henry Co., Shadrick M. Ellis. Res. of Henry Co. until about 1873; found on 1880 Clayton Co., Ga. Census.

Adams, Martha, widow, resident of Jackson Co., drew in the 1832 Georgia Land Lottery.

Adams, Martha J. listed 1850 Randolph Co., Ga. Census, 5th Dist., Fam. #30. Martha J. Adams, 22, S. C., John H. 4, S. C., Celia 2, S. C.

Adams, Martin C. listed 1860 Terrell Co., Ga. Census, Fam. #290. Martin C. Adams, 44, Ga., Permelia 44, Ga., Sarah A. 21, Ga., Martha E. 17, Ga., Nancy 16, Ga. Absalom 12, Ga., Seaborn N. 10, Ga., Benjamin F. 8, Ga., Ezekiel 6, Ga.

Adams, Mary listed 1850 Randolph Co., Ga. Census, listed with the Ann Kinner family, #19, age 34, b. S. C.

Adams, Nipper listed 1850 Gilmer Co., Ga. Census, p. 370, Fam. #311. Nipper Adams, 30,farmer, Va., Mary 30, N. C., Nelson 7, N. C., Lucinda 5, N. C., William J. 3, Ga., Calvin 1, Ga.

Adams, O. D. Rank/Regt: 8th GA Inf. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1898 V. VI, No. 1

Adams, Patrick listed 1850 Muscogee Co., Ga. Census. Patrick Adams, 40, bricklayer, Ireland, Ann 28, Ireland, John 13, N. Y., Mary 2, Ga., Francis 6 mos., Ga., Patrick Cain 25, Ireland, Michael 17, Ireland, James 13, Ireland, Bridget 21, Ireland, Catharine 19, Ireland, Sarah 7, Ireland.

Adams, Peer B. Born:1831. Buried: Pewee Valley, KY Cemetery Died:1909 Rank/Regt: A Morgan's Command. Source: Pewee Valley Cemetery.

Adams, Peter B. Buried: Died:2-23-1909 Louisville, KY Rank/Regt: A John H.Morgan's Old Squad Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 7-1909, V. XVII, No. 7

Adams, P. W. Buried: Soldiers Rest, Vicksburg, MS Died:5-8-1863 Rank/Regt: K 31st AL Source: Cemetery List

Adams, Richard was b. ca 1730, went to Richland Co., S. C. in 1770 where he was listed as an early landowner of 150 acres, Sep. 10, 1770. The following is a list of persons who received pay for clothing - who are not included in Sumter's list and special bounty: Richard Adams, et al. The LWT of Richard Adams,is dated 10/28/1778, probated 2/19/1788, Richland County, S. C. (WB B, p. 19). Names wife, Mary, and son, Abraham Adams, as extrs. Also children: Annes Gregory, John Carroll Adams, and Richard Adams, to whom he left property in Beaufort Co., N. C.), and Abraham Adams. Children not named in LWT: William and James Adams, substantiated by the LWT of son, Richard Adams, (WB, Richland Co., S. C., p. 45, dated 1/11/1803, probated 1/2/1807 which named children: William Adams, and Rachell Bryson; wife, Jane and 4 brothers (John Carroll Adams, William Adams, James Adams, and Abraham Adams; brother-in-law, John Bryson). Source:History of Richland County by Edwin L. Greene;South Carolinians in the Revolution by Ervin.

Adams,Reuben listed 1850 Marion Co., Ga. Census. Reuben Adams, 44, farmer, Ga., Matilda 36, S. C., Mary 12, Ga., James 9, Ga., Elizabeth, Ga.

Adams, Richard listed 1850 Muscogee Co., Ga. Census, Fam. #56. Richard Adams, 54, farmer, Richland, S. C., Catherine 45, Jones Co., N. C., James A. 18, farmer, Jones Co., Ga., William D. 16, farmer, Twiggs Co., Ga., Daniel I. 14, Twiggs Co., Ga., Richard M. 13, Twiggs Co., Ga., John C. 12, Twiggs Co., Ga., Robert R. 9, Twiggs Co., Ga., and Susan Banister 17, Twiggs Co., Ga.

Adams,Richard, son of John Carroll, was b. 1796 Richland Co., S. C., removed with his parents to Beaufort Co., N. C. to settle on lands which his grandfather (Richard) bequeathed to his father. He apparently m. Catherine either in Beaufort or Jones Co., N. C. prior to 1820. In 1821, drew in Georgia Land Lottery, a resident of Hall Co. Land drawn was in Houston Co., which he never settled. He as listed on 1820 Hall Co. Ga Census. When he drew land in Clarke County from the 1832 Georgia Georgia Land Lottery, he was a resident of Jones County. 1834-6 deed transaction found him in Muscogee County. He was listed on 1840 Twiggs Co., Ga census. Twiggs county Cavalry attached to the 37th Ga Regt (as reported by Capt. Harrison opposing the Twiggs Co. Cavalry) named Richard Adams,, enlisting on 2/4/1836. Source: History of Twiggs County, Georgia, page 36.

Adams, Robert Burton. Born:1-1840 Rowan Co., NC Buried: Died:11-26-1908 Belton, TX Rank/Regt: Capt. 5th SC Regt Palmetto Sharpshooters Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1910, V. XVIII, No.1

Adams, Robert T. died 1927. Methodist Preacher. Source: Methodist Preachers in Georgia 1783-1900 by Harold Lawrence.

Adams, S. A., Mrs. listed 1860 Muscogee Co., Ga. Census. Mrs. S. A. Adams, 23, Ga., Ida 8, Ga. Yulene 6, Ga., John W. 4, Ga., Nathaniel 2, Ga.

Adams, S. D. Born:12-8-1833 Talbot Co., GA Buried: Died:1910 Milford, TX Rank/Regt: D Cobb's GA Legion Cav. J. E. B. Stuart's Div. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 8-1910, V. XVIII, No.8

Adams, S. J. Buried: Green Lawn Cemetery, Camp Morton, IN. Rank/Regt: A 26th MS. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1914, V. XXII, No. 1

Adams, S. W. Buried: Rose Hill Cemetery, Macon, GA Died:9-4-1864 Rank/Regt: B 3d MS. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 9-1893 V. I, No. 4

Adams, Samuel, second cousin of John Adams, was born 27 Sep 1722 in Boston, Massachusetts and married twice, first Elizabeth Checkley and second,Elizabeth Wells. He died 2 Oct 1803. He was the third Lieutenant Governor Massachusetts from 1789-1793 and served another term from 1793 to 1797.

Adams, Samuel. Buried: Woodlawn National Cemetery, Elmira, Died:2-28-1865. Rank/Regt: B 5th LA Regt. Source: Woodlawn National Cemetery

Adams, Samuel of Stewart Co., Ga. Deed Bk D, p. 358-9, 2/19/1834, Samuel Adams, of Stewart Co. to John Lunsford of same for $100, land in 4th Dist. of originally Lee now Stewart Co., located in LL 41, being 101 1/4 acres on southside of spring branch. Deed Bk D, p. 359-60, 9/2/1834, Samuel Adams, of Stewart Co. to James S. Lunsford of same, land in LL 41, 24th Dist. of formerly Lee, now Stewart Co., 101 1/4 acres, for $50.00. Stewart Co. Deed Bk E, p. 187, dated Georgia, Muscogee Co., J. F. Camp of Muscogee Co. to Samuel Adams, for $400, 202 1/2 acres in LL 25 of 24th Dist. of originally Lee, now Stewart Co., 8/20/1830. Stewart Co. Deed Bk B, p. 188, dated Houston Co., Georgia, Lunsford Letts of Houstoun Co. to Samuel Adams, of Stewart Co. for $900, l and in 24th Dist. of Stewart, formerly Randolph Co., LL 40. 10/10/1831.

Adams, Samuel, second cousin of John Adams, was born 27 Sep 1722 in Boston, Massachusetts and married twice, first Elizabeth Checkley and second, Elizabeth Wells. He died 2 Oct 1803. He was the third Lieutenant Governor Massachusetts from 1789-1793 and served another term from 1793 to 1797.

Adams, Samuel listed 1860 Stewart Co. Census. Samuel Adams, 49, S. C., Holland (female) 49, S. C., Robert T. 22, Ga., George W. 22, Ga., Charles B. 20, Ga., Susannah 17, Ga., Samuel O. 13, Ga., Winfield 11, Ga., Sarah A. 9, Ga., Mary A. 8, Ga., Frances 6, Ga.

Adams, Samuel. There were two Samuel Adams' on the 1790 and 1800 N. C. Census, Tar River area. They both had sons. A Samuel Adams is on a North Carolina Revolutionary Roster.

Adams, Samuel III. Samuel Adams, III is said to have a sister, Maria and brother, Harmon, the latter marrying Sarah, the daughter of McDaniel Oliver. In 1826 Harmon and Samuel Adams, were on the tax digest in Capt. Tyson's district of Twiggs Co. In 1835 Samuel and Harmon Adams, had lands in Township 12, Range 26, Section 17, Barbour Co., Alabama. This county is located across the river from Stewart County and was created in 1832 Georgia. The Indian troubles of the mid 1830's probably drew the Adam brothers from Barbour County....In 1850, Samuel and Eliza Oliver Adams, moved from Stewart County to Ashley County, Arkansas where they were still living in 1870....All fourteen children were born in Georgia. Source: History of Stewart County, Georgia by Sara R. Dixon and A. H. Clark, Vol. II. Source: Research File of Jeannette Holland Austin.

Adams, Samuel C. listed 1860 Stewart Co., Ga. Census. Samuel C. Adams, 38, S. C., Sarah 32, Ga., James 12, Ga. Leander (female) 10, Ga., Isaac 8, Ga., Elizabeth 6, Ga., Lutesia (female) 1, Ga.

Adams, Sarah L. listed 1850 Muscogee Co., Ga. Census. Sarah L. Adams, 50, N. C., Harley B. (male) 25, Columbus, Ga.

Adams, Shad listed 1850 Randolph Co., Ga. Census, 7th Dist. Shad Adams, 61, N. C., Mary 53, S. C. Tabitha 17, Ga., Martha 16, Ga., David 15, Ga., Andrew 12, Ga., Nancy 7, Ga. #1 Shade 25 Ga., Margaret 25, Ga. Mary 2, Ga., Thomas F., 1 mo., #2 Seaborn 33, Ga., Jane E. 22, Ga.

Adams, Simon. South Georgia Conference, 1868 Deacon. Negro. Source: Methodist Preachers in Georgia 1783-1900 by Harold Lawrence.

Adams, St. Clair. Savannah Conference; 1892 Deacon. Source: Methodist Preachers in Georgia 1783-1900 by Harold Lawrence.

Adams, Summer, Event:Marriage, Event Date:5- 6-1851, County:Dooly, Notes:Married: Sarah C. McElvin, Source: Dooly Co. GA Marriages.

Adams, T. A. 1873 Spalding Cir. (Asst.); 1874 Located. Source: Methodist Preachers in Georgia 1783-1900 by Harold Lawrence.

Adams, Thomas J. North Georgia Conference, 1873 Deacon. 1874-5 Crawfordville (Augusta); 1876 discontinued. Source: Methodist Preachers in Georgia 1783-1900 by Harold Lawrence.

Adams, Thomas J. Rank/Regt: A 11th AL Inf. Marengo Rifles Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 2-1896, V. IV, No. 2

Adams, Thomas P. Born:2-10-1836 Pulaski, TN Buried: Died:9-2-1901 Arlington, TN Rank/Regt: Major Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 9-1901, V. IX, No. 9

Adams, T. Y., Event:Birth, Event Date:8/26/1909, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:boy, Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Adams, Wesley (12-31-1775-1854) b. Fairfax, Va; a medical doctor; lived and preached in Jefferson Co., Fla.' d. Thomasville, Ga' Chrn. S. S. of Thomasville, Drusilla A. (d. 1841, age 21). He preached in Florida. Source: Methodist Preachers in Georgia 1783-1900 by Harold Lawrence.

Adams, W. A. Buried: Died: Greenville, SC Rank/Regt: A 6th SC Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1911, V. XVIX, No. 1

Adams, W. M. Buried: Camp Chase Confederate Cemetery Died:12-31-1864 Columbus, OH Rank/Regt: Pvt. H 6th KY Inf. Source: Camp Chase Cemetery.

Adams, W. S. Buried: Cave Hill Cemetery, Louisville, KY. Rank/Regt: No State listed Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1908, V. XIII, No. 1.

Adams, W. W. Buried: Confederate Cemetery, LaGrange, GA. Rank/Regt: F 57th GA Source: Confederate Cemetery

Adams, William. Rank/Regt: 6th KY Inf. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1898 V. VI, No. 1

Adams, William. Buried: Rose Hill Cemetery, Macon, GA. Rank/Regt: E 25th GA Source: Rose Hill Cemetery.

Adams, William. Buried: Died: Chickamauga, GA Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 2-1909, V. VII, No. 2

Adams, William H. Born:1845. Buried: Magnolia Cemetery, Baton Rouge, Died:2-6-1865 Rank/Regt: A 9th LA Cav. Source: Magnolia Cemetery

Adams, William P. Buried: Confederate Cemetery, Marietta, GA. Rank/Regt: E 66th TN Source: Confederate Cemetery

Adams, Wiley listed 1850 Muscogee Co., Ga. Census, Columbus. Wiley Adams, 37, Cooper, S. C., Emanuel 7, Ga., Georgia Ann 6, Ga.

Adams, W. Hunter, Event:Birth, Event Date:3/22/1907, County:Fulton. City:Atlanta, Notes:girl, 1 Pulliam St. Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Adams, William. Stewart Co. Deed Book D, p. 85-86, William Adams, of Stewart Co. to Archibald Robey of same, for $50, 50 acres in 19th Dist. of Stewart Co., being part of Lot 176, and adj. Manseley on south and Dennard on west. 1/25/1834. Deed Bk E, p. 303-4, William Adams, of Stewart Co. to Stephen Grimes of same for $300 land in 19th Dist. of Stewart Co., LL 85. 1/5/1836.

Adams,William is one of the prosperous planters of Noland Township, and owes his nativity to Washington County, Georgia where he was born on July 17, 1825, a son of Harmon and Fannie (Hodges) Adams. The father was born in North Carolina, in 1800, and reared on a farm in that State. After reaching years of discretion, he chose that occupation as his calling in life, and followed it with marked success until his death. He was married in Washington County, Georgia, in 1823, to Miss Fannie Hodges, a native of Georgia, born in 1790, and their marriage was blessed with two children of the subject of this sketch being the elder, and Lizzie. The father was a soldier in the Indian War. He passed from life in 1873, in full communion with the Baptist Church. His wife died in Georgia in 1844. The marriage of our subject occurred in Pike County, Alabama in 1816 to Miss Mary A. Smith, the daughter of Samuel M. and Elizabeth (McClure) Smith, and they became the parents of ten children...five daughters and five sons...Source:History of Hampstead County, Arkansas.

Adams,William listed 1860 Stewart Co., Ga. Census, Fam. #31. William Adams, 25, Ga., Louisa 20, Ga., Mary 3, Ga., infant male 1, Ga.

Adams,William. LWT dated 10/13/1817, probated 3/3/1818, Elbert Co. WB L, p. 128. Wife, Nancy Daus: Anne or Nancy, Rebecca Hendrick. Sons: William and John.

Adams,William listed 1860 Stewart Co., Ga. Census, Fam. #10. William Adams, 33, Ga., Mary E. 20, Ga., James A. 5, Ga., Thomas M. 3, Ga., Alice P. 2, Ga., Mary L., 4 mos., Ga.

Adams,William listed 1850 Randolph Co., Ga. Census, Cuthbert, Fam. #7. William dams, 21, overseer, Ga.

Adams, William B., Event:Marriage, Event Date:12-5-1868, County:Dooly, Notes:Married:Sarah L. Joiner, Source: Dooly Co. GA Marriages.

Adams, William Ellis. Georgia Conference, 1834 deacon, 1843 deacon, 1846 Elder. 1843 Brunswick (St. Mary's), 1844 Waynesboro; 1845 Starkeville (Columbus); 1846 Muscogee....A local preacher in Putnam County and Veteran of the War of 1812. Source: Methodist Preachers in Georgia 1783-1900 by Harold Lawrence.

Adams,William H. listed 1860 Muscogee Co., Ga. Census. William H. Adams, 43, N. C., Sarah J. 34, Ga., William R. 15, Ga., Amanda V. 13, Ga., Elkana 11, Alabama, Thaddeus 9, Alabama, Berhila Champion 14, Alabama.

Adams, William M. 1851 deacon. Source: Methodist Preachers in Georgia 1783-1900 by Harold Lawrence.

Adams,William U. listed 1860 Terrell Co., Ga. Census, Fam. #310. William U. Adams, 32, S. C., Susan A. 31 Ga., Mildred Payne 16, Ga., John A. 15, Ga. Joseph B. 8, Ga., Susan A. 5, Ga.

Adams, William. History of Hampstead County, Arkansas: "William Adams, is one of the properous planters of Noland Township, and owes his nativity to Washington County, Georgia where he was born on July 17, 1825, a son of Harmon and Fannie (Hodges) Adams,. The father was born in North Carolina, in 1800, and reared on a farm in that State. After reaching years of discretion, he chose that occupation as his calling in life, and followed it with marked success until his death. He was married in Washington County, Georgia, in 1823, to Miss Fannie Hodges, a native of Georgia, born in 1790, and their marriage was blessed with two children of the subject of this sketch being the elder, and Lizzie. The father was a soldier in the Indian War. He passed from life in 1873, in full communion with the Baptist Church. His wife died in Georgia in 1844. The marriage of our subject occurred in Pike County, Alabama in 1816 to Miss Mary A. Smith, the daughter of Samuel M. and Elizabeth (McClure) Smith, and they became the parents of ten children...five daughters and five sons..." Source: History of Hampstead County, Arkansas.

Adams, Willie, Event:Birth, Event Date:10/25/1910, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:colored girl 21 Raspberry St., Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Adams, Z. T. was born 1845 in Carroll Co., GA, the son of Absalom and Elizabeth (Reid) Adams. His grandparents were Virginians who removed to Tennessee and later to Carroll Co., GA where they died. His father was a soldier in the Indian War of 1838. Z. T. Adams was a farmer who resided at Temple, Ga.
Source: Memoirs of Georgia (1895), Carroll Co. Sketches.

Adamson, G. R., merchant in Bowdon, Carroll Co., GA, was born 1842 in Henry Co., GA, the son of John W. and Mary Ann (McDaniel) Adamson. His paternal grandparents were William C. and Elizabeth (Crawley) Adamson. Source: Memoirs of Georgia (1895), Carroll Co. Sketches.

Adamson, J. M. Event:Birth Event Date:7/22/1910 County:Fulton City:Atlanta Notes:girl 54 Hendrix Ave. Source: Atlanta Constitution. >

Adamson, James. Rank/Regt: 30th GA Inf. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1898 V. VI, No. 1

Adamson, Michael.Buried: Cave Hill Cemetery, Louisville, KY. Rank/Regt: No State listed Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1908, V. XIII, No. 1

Adare, B. Buried: Hopkinsville Cemetery Died: 10-25 Hopkinsville KY Rank/Regt: unknown command Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 3-1899, V. II, No. 3.

Adare, Joseph. Event:Marriage, Event Date:4-7-1808, County:Jackson, Notes:Married: Elizabeth McCord. Source: Jackson Co. Marriages.

Adare, William. Event:LWT, Event Date:8-7-1844, County:Jackson, Notes:Wife; Mary. Witness to LWT: Allen Justus and James M. Adare, Source: Jackson Co. GA Wills.

Aday, Benton. Rank/Regt: 5th AL Cav. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1898 V. VI, No. 1.

Adcock, J. Buried: Ship Island Cemetery Died:11-6-1864 Ship Island, MS Rank/Regt: Pvt. G 21st AL. Source: Confederate Dead Database by Jeannette Holland Austin.
For more information: Georgia Pioneers: Genealogies.

Adcock, J. H. Buried: Confederate Cemetery. Rank/Regt: 1st TN Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1898, V. VI, No. 1

Adcock, J. H. Buried: Died: Covington, GA Rank/Regt: 1st TN. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 9-1897, V. V, No. 9

Adcock, W. H. Buried: Soldiers Rest, Vicksburg, MS Died:12-29-1862 Rank/Regt: B 4th TN. Source: Cemetery List

Adcock, W. T. Buried: Rock Island National Park. Died:1-11-1865 Rank/Regt: Pvt. H 40th GA Regt. Source: Rock Island, IL

Addans, Crockett. Buried: Cemetery at Fayetteville, AR. Rank/Regt: TX Div. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 4-1898, V. VI, No. 4.

Addich, J. H. Buried: Confederate Rest National Cemetery Died:10-30-186- Rank/Regt: 2d TN Regt. Source: Confederate Rest Cemetery.

Addington, Henry resided in Newberry District, South Carolina and died 25 Jul 1787 in Union County, South Carolina. Known issue: James, Bethena and William Addington. William Addington was born 1759. He fought in the American Revolution, South Carolina Line. He applied for a pension in December 1833 in Macon County, North Carolina. He died 7 or 8 Sep 1845 and the widow, Delila Addington, applied for a pension dated 2 Dec 1848 in Union County, South Carolina, aged 83. They were married on 22 December 1782 or 23 Dec 1784 in Newberry District, South Carolina. He was buried in the Methodist Church Cemetery in Franklin (Macon County), North Carolina. The widow was Delilah Duncan before they married. Issue: Source: Revolutionary War Pension W5598, William, Delila Addington.

Addington, James T. McD., was born in Union District, S. C. on 7 Mar 1836, the son of John and Rachel (Miller) Addington. He resided in Adairsville, Bartow Co., GA. His grandfather was Henry Addington, a native of England who emigrated to this country before the Revolutionary War and settled in VA.
Source: Memoirs of Georgia (1895), Bartow Co. Sketches.

Addingon, J. P. Buried: Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA. Rank/Regt: 5th AL Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 9-1898, V. VI, No. 9

Addis, J. Buried: Fredericksburg Confederate Cemetery, Rank/Regt: 13th NC Regt. Source: Fredericksburg, VA.

Addis, John G. Buried: Green Lawn Cemetery, Camp Morton, IN. Rank/Regt: D Williams' MO Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1914, V. XXII, No. 1

Addison, Edward, farmer, miller, porter, Third Bailiff and Magistrate of Frederica. Wife, Mary. Son, Edward. Daughters: Mary and Elizabeth. Apparently gone by 1743. For more information: Georgia Pioneers: Colonial Biographies

Addison, John F. Buried: Williamsburg, VA Cemetery Died:5-5-1862 Rank/Regt: Lieut. G 17th VA Inf. Source: Williamsburg, VA

Addison, Joseph A. Born:10-8-1845. Buried: Magnolia Cemetery, Baton Rouge, Died:12-12-1907 Baton Rouge, LA Rank/Regt: K 3d LA Inf.; 19th LA Cav. Source: Magnolia Cemetery.

Addington, W. D. Buried: Fredericksburg Confederate Cemetery. Rank/Regt: H 18th GA Regt. Source: Fredericksburg, VA

Aden, G. W. Buried: Confederate Cemetery, Marietta, GA. Rank/Regt: 13th TN. Source: Confederate Cemetery.

Aderhole, M. L. Buried: Fredericksburg Confederate Cemetery. Rank/Regt: 13th NC Regt. Source: Fredericksburg, VA.

Adiison, Archiable. Buried: Soldiers Rest, Vicksburg, MS. Died:6-20-1863. Rank/Regt: D 17th LA. Source: Cemetery List.

Adison, Thomas. Buried: Soldiers Rest, Vicksburg, MS Died:3-22-1863. Rank/Regt: A 43d TN Source: Cemetery List.

Adkins, D. C. Rank/Regt: 6th VA Cav. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1898 V. VI, No. 1

Adkins, Eli. Buried: Green Lawn Cemetery, Camp Morton, IN. Rank/Regt: Ratcliff's KY Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1914, V. XXII, No. 1

Adkins, H. A. Rank/Regt: 11th VA Cav. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1898 V. VI, No. 1

Adkins, John T. Event:Marriage. Event Date:12-25-1866, County:Dooly, GA. Notes:Married: Louisa F. Banks. Source: Dooly Co. GA Marriages.

Adkins, R. M. Buried: Green Lawn Cemetery, Camp Morton, IN. Rank/Regt: G 51st AL P. R. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1914, V. XXII, No. 1

Adkins, S. H. Buried: Confederate Cemetery, LaGrange, GA. Source: Confederate Cemetery

Adkins, William. Buried: Camp Chase, Ohio on 8-14-1863. Rank/Regt: Citizen of VA Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1898, V. VI, No. 1

Adkins, William. Rank/Regt: VA. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1898 V. VI, No. 1

Adkins, William. Rank/Regt: Witcher's VA Cav. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1898 V. VI, No. 1

Adkins, William. Buried: Died:1863 Ft. Delaware, OH Rank/Regt: Pvt. B 18th VA. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 12-1901, V. IX, No. 12

Adler, Emanuel. Died:9-26-1908 Louisville, KY. Rank/Regt: 4th AL. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 7-1909, V. XVII, No. 7.

Adler, William. Event:Birth. Event Date:3/31/1909, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:girl 361 Washington Sg Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Adopck, J. W. Buried: Confederate Cemetery, LaGrange, GA. Rank/Regt: G 34th GA Source: Confederate Cemetery.

Agee, George F. Buried: Died:5-1907 Rank/Regt: 26th GA Regt., A. N. V. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 6-1908, V. XVI. No. 6

Agee J. M. Died:1863 Ft. Delaware, OH. Rank/Regt: Pvt. E 61st TN Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 12-1901. V. IX, No. 12.

Aggletree John. Born:1844 AL. Buried: Bellevue Cemetery, Danville, KY Died:10-5-1862 AL Rank/Regt: Pvt. Source: Bellevue Cemetery.

Agle, William. Event:Birth, Event Date:9/14/1908, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:boy 205 Lee St. Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Agner, Joseph. Buried: Fredericksburg Confederate Cemet Died: Rank/Regt: _______AL Source: Fredericksburg, VA.

Agnew, Elijah. Rank/Regt: 16th GA Inf. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1898 V. VI, No. 1.

Agnew, J. C. Buried: Elmwood Cemetery, Shepherdstown, WV.Rank/Regt: 6th NC. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 3-1902, V. X, No. 3

Ahern, Charles. Born:1834. Buried: Magnolia Cemetery, Baton Rouge, Died:4-2-1884 Baton Rouge, LA Rank/Regt: Pvt. Former's Batt., LA Arty Source: Magnolia Cemetery.

Ahern, John George. South Georgia Conference. Brunswick, Waycross, 1888-1890. Source: Methodist Preachers in Georgia 1783-1900 by Harold Lawrence.

Alaerson, W. A. Buried: Confederate Cemetery Died: Rank/Regt: 58th AL. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1898, V. VI, No. 1.

Aichlen, Philip. Event:Birth, Event Date:1/15/1910, County:Fulton. City:Atlanta, Notes:boy, 247 N. Boulevard, Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Aiken,Edward. Event:Birth, Event Date:9/31/1909, County:Fulton. City:Atlanta, Notes:boy 38 Tattnall St., Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Aiken, I. M. Born:10-16-1830 Winnsboro, SC Buried: Died:1907 Pensacola, FL Rank/Regt: Capt. H 47th Vol. GA Inf. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 7-1907, V. XV, No. 7

Aiken, J. W. Event:Birth, Event Date:7/9/1909, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:boy 187 S. Humphries St., Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Aiken, W. B. Rank/Regt: 8th GA Inf. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1898 V. VI, No. 1

Aiken, William. Buried: Green Lawn Cemetery, Camp Morton, IN Died: Rank/Regt: C 9th TN Batt. Cav. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1914, V. XXII, No. 1

Aikin, W. B. Buried: Confederate Cemetery. Rank/Regt: B 15th SC Source: Spotsylvania C. H., VA.

Aikers, Andrew T. Buried: Union Cemetery, Kansas City, MO Died: Rank/Regt: 1st Sergt. B 39th KY Inf. Source: Union Cemetery.

Aikins, H. Rank/Regt: Moreland's Cav. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1898 V. VI, No. 1.

Aills, William, Dr. Born:1-8-1826 Louisville, KY Buried: Died:1-14-1905 Steen's Creek, MS Rank/Regt: 6th MS Inf. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 5-1905, V. XIII, No. 5.

Aimison, William. Born:1836 France Buried: Died:2-1904 Nashville, TN. Rank/Regt: 44th Regt. TN Inf. Army of N. VA. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 8-1904, V. XII, No. 8.

Ainsdorff, C. A. Buried: Confederate Cemetery, Marietta, GA. Rank/Regt: I 47th GA Source: Confederate Cemetery.

Ainsdorff, G. A. Buried: Confederate Cemetery, Marietta, GA. Rank/Regt: I 47th GA Source: Confederate Cemetery.

Ainsworth, Lady listed on 1850 Washington Co., Ga. Census, Fam. #120. Lady Ainsworth 48, Ga., William B. 24, merchant, Haywood B. 21, Emily F. 20, Andrew H. 9, Daniel 32, clerk, Emma 20.

Akens, James. Buried: City Cemetery, Oak Hill, Newnan, GA. Rank/Regt: Locks Source: City Cemetery, Newnan, GA.

Akerman, Amos T., renowned lawyer and citizen. The following inscription on his tomb was written by Judge Bleckley: In thought clear and strong; In purpose pure and elevated; In moral courage immovable. He lived loyal to his convictions, Avowing them with candor And supporting them with firmness. A friend of humanity. In his zeal to serve others He shrunk from no peril to himself. He was able, faithful, true. Source: The Constitution, Atlanta, Georgia, published 1 Mar 1885.

Akerman, Amos Tappan was born 1819 in New Hampshire. He was a graduate of Darmouth College in 1842, and settled in Elberton, GA in 1850, practicing law. In 1866 he became district attorney for Georgia and in 1870 was attorney-general for the United States.
Source: Memoirs of Georgia (1895), Miscellaneous Biographies.

Akers, Albert J. Buried: Arlington Natl Cemetery, Arlington, Died:1-14-1914. Rank/Regt: Capt. E 2d TN.

Akers, J. A. Buried: Edge Hill Cemetery, Charlestown, Died: Rank/Regt: Lieut. D 51st VA Source: Edge Hill Cemetery

Akin, Anderson, J. Buried: Green Lawn Cemetery, Camp Morton, IN Died: Rank/Regt: E 9th TN Batt. Cav. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1914, V. XXII, No. 1

Akin, James H. Born:8-13-1832 Thompsons Sta, TN Buried: Franklin, TN Died:1-21-1911 Williamson Co., TN Rank/Regt: Major E 9th Batt. TN Cav. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 3-1911, V. XVIX, No. 3

Akin, John H. Buried: NAshville Cemetery. Rank/Regt: G 1st MS Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1909, XVII, No. 11

Akin, W., Judge. Born:6-10-1859 Cassville, GA Buried: Cassville, near Confederate Cemetery Died:10-18-1907 Cassville, GA Rank/Regt: 40th GA Regt. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 11-1907, V. XV, No. 11

Akin, John W. Event:Birth, Event Date:5/10/1910, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:girl, 88 Wells St., Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Akin, B. Z. Event:Birth, Event Date:3/27/1909, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:girl, 193 Windsor St., Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Akin, Clark. Event:Birth, Event Date:3/18/1909, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:boy , 86 Wells Ave., Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Akin, E. S. Event:Birth, Event Date:3/4/1907, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:girl, 21 Tatnall St., Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Akin, Warren, born 10-9-1811 in Elbert County,GA was the youngest of 10 children. He died 12-17-1877, buried on family lot in Cassville cemetery. Source: History of Bartow County (Cass) by Josephine Cunyus.

Akins, John J. Buried: Rock Island National Park Died:1-22-1864 Rank/Regt: Pvt. I 50th GA Regt. Source: Rock Island, IL

Akins, Thomas E., Event:Birth, Event Date:5/11/1910, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:boy, 472 Pelham St., Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Akridge,Jesse. Event:Birth, Event Date:10/18/1907,County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:boy, 161 Nelson St., Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Akridge, Joseph. Event:Marriage, Event Date:1-6-1873, County:Dooly, Notes:Married: Jane Bealle, Source: Dooly Co. Marriages.

Akridge, Joseph. Event:Marriage, Event Date:9-4-1877, County:Dooly, Notes:Married: Maggie Segress, Source: Dooly Co. GA Marriages.

Albea, C. P. Buried: Died:1-22-1910 Rank/Regt: Pvt. G 15th GA Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 9-1910, V. XVIII, No.9.

Albearty, A. P. J. Buried: Died:1863 Ft. Delaware, OH Rank/Regt: Pvt. H 22d NC Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 12-1901, V. IX, No. 12.

ALBERSON, William. Buried: Green Lawn Cemetery, Camp Morton, IN Died: Rank/Regt: B 5th GA. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1914, V. XXII, No. 1.

Albert, Frank. Rank/Regt: 20th AL Inf. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1898 V. VI, No. 1.

Albert, Mrs., Event:Birth, Event Date:5/31/1910, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:girl, 32 S. McDaniel St. Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Albert T. J. Buried: Mount Jackson Shenandoah Co., VA Died: Rank/Regt: D 45th NC Regt. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 5-1897, V. V, No. 5.

Albright, S. A. Buried: Confederate Cemetery.Rank/Regt: Lieut. _______VA Source: Spotsylvania C. H., VA

Albright, William G. Buried: Rose Hill Cemetery, Macon, GA.Rank/Regt: E 22d AL Source: Rose Hill Cemetery.

Albright, W. H.....one of the most successful business men of the county of Meriwether, was born in Sumpter, Ga., in 1840, the son of Oswald and Sarah A. (Wheless) Albright. His father was born Feb. 29, 1819, in Franklin county, Ga., of which county his parents, Jacob and Mary (Dixon) Albright, who were natives of North Carolina, were among the earliest settlers. He, Oswald Albright, in 1836, ran away from home to serve in the Indian war. His wife was the daughter of Abb and Polly (Tindall) Wheless, natives of Virginia, who made Georgia their home at an early date. Although born in Georgia, young Albright. (W.H.) passed his boyhood and youth on a farm in Russell county, Ala. and returned to this state in 1858. He received such education as the country schools could afford, supplemented by one term at college, and also taught seven terms. Then, as did many of his comrades, he laid aside his high hopes, and responded to the call of duty, enlisting in 1861, in a company under Capt. Dubose, attached to the Fifth North Carolina battalion. But on account of his disabilities, the young man was discharged in 1862, and returned home the next year broken in health and without a cent wherewith to make a start in life. He, however, possessed superior qualifications, which fitted him for a business career, and he embarked in the mercantile trade, in which his success has been marvelous. By industry, integrity and persistent application to business he has amassed a fortune, and is one of the most honored citizens of this county. His wife was Miss Sarah Humphries, born in Meriwether county in 1844, the daughter of Charles F. and Elizabeth (Sewell) Humphries, the former born in South Carolina in 1814, and an early settler of Georgia. Mr. and Mrs. Albright have been blessed with seven children, four of whom are living: William A., John O., Thomas D., and James C. The parents are both faithful members of the Methodist Episcopal church, and Mr. Albright is also a prominent Mason. He traces with pride the genealogy of his family to the day of the pilgrim fathers, when, in 1620, the first Albright landed in America. This man, named Jacob, was the father of four sons, and through them rose the families of that name throughout America. Two counties of North Carolina – Guilford and Alamance – were named for members of the Albright family, who were noteworthy and popular. Source: Memoirs of Georgia, Meriwether County Sketches.

Alden, C. S., Event:Birth, Event Date:7/29/1910, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:boy, 10 Brown Place. Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Georgia Pioneers: Colonial Biographies

Alexander,Allen, Event:Birth, Event Date:10/27/1910,County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:colored boy,49 Buskie alley Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Alexander, Benjamin. Buried: Green Lawn Cemetery, Camp Morton, IN Died: Rank/Regt: D 3d LA Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1914, V. XXII, No. 1

Alexander, D. F., Event:Birth, Event Date:1/1/1908, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:girl, 47 Venable St., Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Alexander, D. W. Born:10-22-1841 Moulton, AL Buried: Died:2-4-1912 Shelbyville, TN Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 6-1912, V. XX, No. 6

Alexander, E. P. Buried: Died: Savannah, GA Rank/Regt: Brig.-Gen. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1894, V. II, No. 1

Alexander, E. P. Born:1835 GA Buried: Died:4-28-1910 Savannah, GA Rank/Regt: Gen. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 7-1910, V. XVIII, No.7

Alexander, Edmond to Jeffery Early, both of Oglethorpe Co. on 3/1/1806 for $1000, 700 acres on North Fork of Little River. Oglethorpe Deed Book E, page 22.

Alexander, Elam N. Buried: Rock Island National Park Died:6-19-1864 Rank/Regt: Pvt. E 5th GA Regt. Source: Rock Island, IL

Alexander, Elijah. Buried: N

Ashville Cemetery Died: Rank/Regt: H 2d AR Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1909, XVII, No. 11

Alexander, F. J. Buried: Stockade Cemetery, Johnson's Isl Died: Near Sandusky, OH Rank/Regt: Lieut. C 4th AL Batt. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 4-1898, V. VI, No. 4

Alexander, F. J. (or T. J.) Buried: Stockade Cemetery, Johnson's Isl Died: Sandusky Bay, OH Rank/Regt: Lieut. C 4th AL Battery Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 7-1900, V. VIII, No. 7

Alexander, Gabe. Buried: Died:8-1863 Nelson Co., KY Rank/Regt: Capt. Morgan's command Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 4-1898, V. VI, No. 4

Alexander, George. Buried: Confederate Cemetery, Chattanoog Died: Rank/Regt: E 34th AL Regt. Source: Confederate Cemetery.

Alexander, Howard. Buried: Harrodsburg, KY Died: KY Rank/Regt: Command not stated Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1908, V. XIII, No. 1

Alexander, J. Buried: Died:1863 Ft. Delaware, OH Rank/Regt: Pvt. I 26th AL Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 12-1901, V. IX, No. 12

Alexander, J. A. Buried: Nashville Cemetery Died: Rank/Regt: 24th TN, Thompson's Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1909, XVII, No. 11

Alexander, J. F. Buried: Green Lawn Cemetery, Camp Morton, IN Died: Rank/Regt: I 11th AL Cav. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1914, V. XXII, No. 1

Alexander, J. H. Born: Buried: Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA Died: Rank/Regt: F 15th GA Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 9-1898, V. VI, No. 9

Alexander, J. L. Born: Buried: Oxford Cemetery, Univ. of MS Died: Rank/Regt: 35th TN Source: University Cemetery

Alexander, J. N. Born: Buried: N

Ashville Cemetery Died: Rank/Regt: H 14th MS Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1909, XVII, No. 11

Alexander, J. W. Buried: Confederate Cemetery, Chattanooga. Rank/Regt: C 28th AL Regt. Source: Confederate Cemetery

Alexander, James Born: Buried: Soldiers Rest, Vicksburg, MS Died:12-16-1862 Rank/Regt: D 3d FL Source: Cemetery List

Alexander, John J., Event:Birth. Event Date:6/17/1907, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:girl, 329 Crew St., Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Alexander, Joseph H. Born:1832 TN Buried: Died:3-6-1908 Malvern, AR Rank/Regt: F 3d AR Regt., TX Brigade Hood's Div,Longstreet Div Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 6-1908, V. XVI. No. 6

Alexander, M. L., Event:Birth, Event Date:2/11/1909, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:boy, 37 N. Boulevard, Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Alexander, R. P. Born:1838 Buried: Died:2-7-1908 Scotland Nk NC Rank/Regt: Capt. 14th VA Inf. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 7-1908, V. XVI, No. 7.

Alexander, Samuel J. Born:1833 Henderson Co., TN Buried: Died:3-19-1912 Macon, TN Rank/Regt: Major Forrest's Cav. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 6-1912, V. XX, No. 6

Alexander, T. B. Rank/Regt: AL Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1898 V. VI, No. 1

Alexander, W. A. Born:1-1837 Hempstead Co., AR Buried: Died:1-8-1910 Howard Co., AR Rank/Regt: Capt. C Monroe's Regt. Cabell's Brigade Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 7-1910, V.XVIII, No. 7

Alexander, W. B. Buried: Willow Mount Cemetery, Shelbyvil Died: Shelbyville, TN Rank/Regt: (unknown command) Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 9-1897, V. V, No. 9

Alexander, W. F, Buried: Died:8-1907 Rank/Regt: Maj/Qtrm. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 6-1908, V. XVI. No. 6

Alexander, W. J. Born: Buried: East View Cemetery, Adairsville, Died: Rank/Regt: H 40th GA & 40th GA Bn. Source: East View Cemetery

Alexander, W. M. Born: Buried: Confederate Cemetery, Chattanoog Died: Rank/Regt: E 34th MS Regt. Source: Confederate Cemetery

Alexander, W. S. Buried: City Cemetery, Oak Hill, Newnan, Died: Rank/Regt: Cpl. 63d TN Regt. Source: City Cemetery, Newnan, GA

Alexander, W. W. Buried: Died:2-8 Clarkesville, TN Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 2-1901, V. IX, No. 3

Alexander, William J. Born:11-2-1836 Macon, TN Buried: McCulley Cemetery, Hickory Withe Died:11-1-1909 Hickory Withe, TN Rank/Regt: 13th TN Regt. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 6-1910, V. XVIII, No.6

Alexander, William R. Buried: City Cemetery, Oak Hill, Newnan, Died:11-21-1863 Rank/Regt: 41st TN Inf. Source: City Cemetery, Newnan, GA

Alford, James, his LWT dated 7/19/1812, probated 2/7/1814, Hancock Co., Ga. Son-in-law:Redmon Thornton. Wife: Luranie. Dau: Phereba.

Alford, J. Rank/Regt: WVA Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1898 V. VI, No. 1

Alford, R. T., Event:Birth, Event Date:5/24/1907, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:girl, Copenhill, Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Alford, Event:Birth, Event Date:2/24/1910, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:boy, 75 McDaniel St., Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Alfriend of Greene & Hancock Counties, Georgia. In 1830, Abraham and Edward D. Alfriend were residents of Greene County, Georgia. The LWT of William Lewis, dated 7 April 1808, in Hancock County, left a legacy to Edward D. and Abraham Alfriend. Edward D. Alfriend was born 1784 in Virginia, married Nancy Hamilton 3 December 1811 in Hancock County. (Anna, born 1792) He was listed on the 1830-1850 Greene County, Georgia Census. He was left a legacy by Sarah Lewis, the widow of Sterling Lewis (Greene County Will Book F, page 198, 24 May 1830, to Edward D. Alford (friend and relative) as a token of regard for his friendly service and attention to me. Greene County Will Book G, page 368, LWT of Edward D. Alfriend, recorded 6 July 1870, named daughter: Martha Ann (negro Minerva and her children; granddaughter, Ann Hamitt McDonald (negro woman, Winney. He mentioned six children, without naming all of them. One daughter, Patience T. Mapp. Son: B. C. Alfriend. His four sons were executors. Source: 1830-1850 Greene Co., Ga. Census; Greene County Wills; Greene County Marriages; Hancock County Marriages; 1880 Hancock County Census, Sparta. For more information: Georgia Pioneers Genealogies

Allen A. A., Event:Birth, Event Date:12/29/1908,County:Fulton , City:Atlanta, Notes:boy, 57 Cherokee Ave. Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Allen, A. F. Buried: Green Lawn Cemetery, Camp Morton, IN Died: Rank/Regt: I 39th NC Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1914, V. XXII, No. 1

Allen, A. J. Buried: Confederate Cemetery Died: Rank/Regt: D 52d NC Source: Spotsylvaniaia C. H., VA

Allen, A. M. Born: Buried: Soldiers Rest, Vicksburg, MS Died:6-20-1863 Rank/Regt: G 61st _______ Source: Cemetery List

Allen, A. S., Event:Birth, Event Date:5/8/1907, County:Fulton , City:Atlanta, Notes:boy , 192 Marietta St., Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Allen, A. S. , Event:Birth, Event Date:6/21/1909, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:boy, 149 Marietta St., Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Allen, Anne, daughter of Robert, born 4/16/1726 in St. Peters Parish, New Kent Co., VA. (See St. Peters Parish Register).

Allen, Asa, and Amelia, his wife, of Franklin Co., Ga. deed to William Walker of Putnam Co. 4/12/1809 land in the 13th District, Lot No. 143, 202 1/2 acres.Source: Jasper Co., Ga. Deed Book 3, p. 441-442.

Allen, B. L. Rank/Regt: 59th TN Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1898 V. VI, No. 1

Allen, B. M. Buried: Died:1-17-1908 Rank/Regt: A 65th Regt. (6th cav.) NC Troops Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 6-1908, V. XVI. No. 6

Allen, C. A. Rank/Regt: Citizen of GA Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1898 V. VI, No. 1

Allen, C. A. Born: Buried: Died:9-21-1907 Montgomery, AL Rank/Regt: 51st AL Mounted Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 5-1908, V. XVI, No. 5

Allen, C. B., Event:Birth, Event Date:9/2/1910, County:Fulton , City:Atlanta, Notes:girl, 214 Central Ave., Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Allen, C. E. , Event:Birth, Event Date:1/29/1908, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:girl, 509 Woodward Ave., Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Allen, C. E., Event:Birth, Event Date:6/7/1907, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:boy 303 Atlanta Ave., Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Allen, C. E., Event:Birth, Event Date:7/16/1909, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:girl, Atlanta Ave., Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Allen, Cecil G., Event:Birth, Event Date:5/7/1910, County:Fulton City:Atlanta, Notes:boy, 308 Woodward Ave., Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Allen, Charles, his LWT dated 12/5/1864 Morgan Co. Will Bk C (1831-1866), p. 301-303. Wife: Nancy. Sons: T. C., J. M., C. W., R. J., H. H., A. W. and William B. Daus: Julia Stallings and Sarah Ponder or Ponds.

Allen, Charles Born: Buried: Soldiers Rest, Vicksburg, MS Died:5-15-1863 Rank/Regt: A 37th AL Source: Cemetery List

Allen, D. L. Born: Buried: Confederate Cemetery, Marietta, GA. Rank/Regt: E 50th AL Source: Confederate Cemetery

Allen, David J. Born: Buried: Woodlawn National Cemetery, Elmira, Died:12-22-1864 Rank/Regt: D 9th LA Cav. Regt. Source: Woodlawn National Cemetery

Allen, David, Sr. deeds to Allen Allen, Jr., both of Wilkes Co., on 11/16/1791, for 100 pds., 200 acres surveyed on 9/19/1785 and certified by Samuel Creswell, Esq. Oglethorpe Deed Book A, page 323.

Allen, Dorcas of Oglethorpe Co. gives to Elizabeth Allen, the daughter of James and Nancy ALLEN, for love and affection, a sorrel mare 5 years old with a star on her forehead and three white feet. Date: 1/13/1809. Source: Oglethorpe Co. Deed Book E, page 487.

Allen, Drury was born ca 1700, from Granville Co., N. C. in 1759 and 1768. He married Elizabeth. LWT of Mrs. Elizabeth Stokes dated 4/27/1746 in Lunenburg Co., VA had witness: Drury ALLEN. Issue: Mary Allen married Lyddall Bacon; David ALLEN of Johnson Co., N. C. (in 1759); William ALLEN of Lunenburg Co., VA (in 1759), owned land in Johnson Co., N. C. LWT of Drury Allen dated 1797 in Brunswick Co., VA named wife, Margaret and heirs, viz: Eskandah, James Ranaldson, Drewry Allen Ronaldson, Mary Moore and Nancy Moore.

Allen, Duke, Event:Birth, Event Date:6/8/1907, County:Fulton City:Atlanta, Notes:--- 95 Chappel St., Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Allen, E., Event:Birth Event Date:3/19/1907 County:Fulton City:Atlanta Notes:girl 239 Fulton St. Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Allen, E., Event:Birth, Event Date:7/26/1907, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:boy, 53 Augusta Ave., Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Allen, E. E., Event:Birth, Event Date:7/18/1906, County:Fulton , City:Atlanta, Notes:son, 12 Savannah St., Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Allen, Elizabeth, daughter of William and Bridget, was born 4/26/1746 per Overwharton Parish Register, Stafford Co., VA.

Allen, F., Event:Birth, Event Date:6/21/1909, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:girl, 21 Tattnall St., Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Allen, F. B. , Event:Birth, Event Date:1/22/1909, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:boy, 93 Powell St., Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Allen, G. A. Buried: 10-18-1864 Loudon Park Cemetery Died: Rank/Regt: G 22d VA Regt. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 8-1907, V. XV, No. 7

Allen, G. M. Buried: Fredericksburg Confederate Cemet Died: Rank/Regt: _______AL Source: Fredericksburg, VA

Allen, Gardner , Event:Birth, Event Date:10/29/1910 County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:boy, 658 Edgewood Ave. Atlanta, Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Allen, George, born 12/3/1754 per Overwharton Parish Register, Stafford Co., VA.

Allen, George, son of Richard, born 10/25/1721 per St. Peters Parish Register, New Kent Co., VA.

Allen, George D. (Capt.) comes of Old Dominion stock. His father, Maj. W. A. Allen, was born in Amelia county, Va., in 1815, and reared on a plantation. He, with his father, Capt. Alexander Allen, removed to Bedford county, Tenn., in 1834, where he married Martha E. Davidson, daughter of George Davidson, who was a native North Carolinian. Maj. Allen, while a resident of Tennessee, was a man of distinction and influence, having served a term in the senate of that state. After the war he came south and located at Forsyth, Ga., where he now resides, enjoying, by choice, the life of a quiet citizen, much loved and respected by the people of his community.Capt. George D. Allen was born in Shelbyville, Tenn., Dec. 30, 1843, and passed his boyhood days on the home plantation, and was being educated at the Shelbyville university when war became the cry. He at once enlisted in Company B, Forty-first Tennessee regiment of the C. S. A., and served through the entire four years. His service, for the most part, was in the Army of the West, where he was in all the important battles. At the fall of Fort Donelson, in 1862, he was captured and spent seven months in prison at Indianapolis. He was exchanged in time to take part in the siege of Vicksburg. From this time he served as aide-de-camp to Gen. H. B. Davidson, and at the close of the war was on the right flank of Lee's immortal band at Appomattox. Capt. Allen returned to his father's country home in June, 1865. The following October he married Miss M. Eufaula Scandrett, an accomplished lady of Griffin, Ga. They are the parents of eight children, four of whom are living: Lawson D., George D., Jr.; Harry S., and Stewart W., all of whom are now having the best educational advantages. Capt. Allen came to Georgia in 1866, engaged in cotton planting two years, and in 1868 embarked in the mercantile business at Forsyth, Ga. He was chairman of board county commissioners and mayor of the city. It was during his administration and largely owing to his energy and influence that the Monroe Female college, the oldest female college in the south, was rebuilt. The year 1884 marks the date of Capt. Allen's coming to Macon, since which he has been one of her most energestic and successful business men. He engaged in the wholesale grocery trade, and in 1890 organized the firm of Allen & Dumas Co., of which he was president and general manager. In December, 1894, he became sole owner of the business, which includes the Juliette water mills, located at Juliette, Ga., twenty-two miles north of Macon, on the Southern railway, and one of the largest and best-equipped grist mills in the south. Capt. Allen is, in religion, a Methodist, is a Knight Templar Mason, and a citizen of whom Macon may well feel proud for his enterprise and ability. Source: Memoirs of Georgia.

Allen, George R. Born:8/27/1837 Buried: Cedar Grove Cemetery, Lebanon, T Died:6/23/1872 Rank/Regt: Pvt. Source: Cedar Grove Cemetery

Allen, George W. Born: Buried: Ship Island, MS Cemetery Died:11-23-1864 Ship Island, MS Rank/Regt: Pvt. G 21st AL Source: Ship Island, MS Cemetery

Allen, H. C. Buried: Nashville Cemetery.Rank/Regt: C 36th VA Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1909, XVII, No. 11

Allen, H. E. Born: Buried: Confederate Cemetery, Chattanooga.Rank/Regt: B 9th GA Batt. Source: Confederate Cemetery

Allen, H. L., Event:Birth, Event Date:3/29/1909, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:boy, 236 Washington St.Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Allen, Hannah, daughter of William, baptised 9/17/1717 in St. Peters Parish Register, New Kent Co., VA. She died 3/22/1719.

Allen, Henderson. Buried: Nashville Cemetery.Rank/Regt: C 26th TN Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1909, XVII, No. 11

Allen, J. Buried: Confederate Cemetery. Rank/Regt: 28th MS Cav. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1898, V. VI, No. 1

Allen, J. Buried: Confederate Cemetery, Chattanooga. Rank/Regt: H 34th AL Regt. Source: Confederate Cemetery.

Allen, J. Buried: Elmwood Cemetery, Shepherdstown, WV. Rank/Regt: K 6th NC Source: Elmwood Cemetery.

Allen, J. Died: Covington, GA Rank/Regt: 28th MS Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 9-1897, V. V, No. 9

Allen, J. Buried: Elmwood Cemetery, Shepherdstown, WVn, Died: Shepherdstown, WV Rank/Regt: K 6th NC Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 4-1905, V. XIII, No. 4

Allen, J. A. Buried: Died:1906 Chattanooga, TN Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 11-1906, V. XIV, No.11

Allen, J. B. Buried: Green Lawn Cemetery, Camp Morton, IN Died: Rank/Regt: K 10th TX Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1914, V. XXII, No. 1

Allen, J. C. Rank/Regt: 11th TN Cav. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1898 V. VI, No. 1

Allen, J. D. Buried: Confederate Rest National Cemetery Died:186- Source: Confederate Rest Cemetery.

Allen, J. G. Born: Itawamba, MS Buried: Died: Clarkesville, TN Rank/Regt: 26th MS Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 2-1901, V. IX, No. 3

Allen, J. G. Born:1834 Buried: Died:9-1906 Plain Dealing, LA Rank/Regt: Pvt. B 1st LA Squad. of Cav. Forrest's Cav. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 7-1907, V. XV, No. 7

Allen, J. M. Buried: Rose Hill Cemetery, Macon, GA Died: Rank/Regt: C 5th GA Res. Source: Rose Hill Cemetery

Allen, J. W. Buried: Fredericksburg Confederate Cemet Died: Rank/Regt: _______VA Source: Fredericksburg, VA

Allen, J. W. Buried: Green Lawn Cemetery, Camp Morton, IN Died: Rank/Regt: D 10th TN Cav. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1914, V. XXII, No. 1

Allen, Jacoby, daughter of Elizabeth and Robert, wa born 7161728 per St. Peters Parish Register, New Kent Co., VA.

Allen, James. Buried: Lexington Cemetery, Lexington, K Died: Rank/Regt: H 54th GA Regt. Source: Lexington Cemetery

Allen, James. Buried: Lexington National Cemetery Died: Rank/Regt: H 56th GA Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1898, V. VI, No. 1

Allen, James. Buried: Lexington Cemetery, Lexington, K Died: KY Rank/Regt: 56th GA Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1908, V. XIII, No. 1

Allen, James. Buried: Confederate Rest National Cemetery Died:186- Source: Confederate Rest Cemetery

Allen, James and Benjamin, sons of Robert, born 4/12/1711 per St. Peters Parish Register, New Kent Co., VA.

Allen, James, son of William and Bridget, born 1/2/1744 in Overwharton Parish Register, Stafford Co., VA.

Allen, James, son of John. James' LWT dtd 4/2/1813, probated 1/3/1814 Morgan Co., Ga. Wills (1806-1815), p. 22. Nathaniel ALLEN mentioned. Wife: Lucy, all estate. Issue: Nathaniel b. 1783 Va.; George b. ca 1795 m. Wesey Miers 9/26/1815 Morgan Co.; Thomas V. b. 1790/1800 m. Polly Cole ca 1810 in Clarke Co.; Charles b. 1800 Ga. m. Nancy, b. 1812, Ga. Will Bk C, Morgan Co., p. 301-3, LWT dtd 12/5/1864 names wife and children; Larkin W. b. ca 1806 Ga. m. Lucy Stovall 11/9/1826 Morgan Co.; William b. 1800/1810 Ga.

Allen, John, son of Archibald and Abigail, born 8/12/1743 per Overwharton Parish Register, Stafford Co., VA.

Allen, John A. Buried: Green Lawn Cemetery, Camp Morton, IN Died: Rank/Regt: Vet.Surg 2d KY Cav. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1914, V. XXII, No. 1

Allen, John H., Age/Birthdate:Age 83, Event:Obituary, Event Date:8-14-1938, City:Dawson, Notes:Bro: A. C. ALLEN of Bronwood, GA, Source: Atlanta Georgian 1-4-1938

Allen, John T., Judge of the county court, Milledgeville, Baldwin co. James Troup Allen, was born at Mt. Zion, Hancock county, Oct. 21, 1861. His father is, and all his life has been a farmer in Hancock county., During the late war he was a non-commissioned officer in the Confederate service and remained until the surrender. Judge Allen was raised on the farm, and received such education as the near by schools could give, and in 1880, when the middle Georgia military institute opened its doors a Milledgeville, he entered that institution, graduating from it in 1883. He then entered the law department of the university of Georgia at Athens, which he graduated in 1884, and was at once admitted to the bar, but returned to his home at Mt. Zion. Early in the ensuing year he came to Milledgeville, and in April formed a law partnership with Hon. Robert Whitfield, which still continues. He is a well-read and able lawyer, credibly sustaining the dignity of his judicial position, to which he was elected in 1889 and after serving four years was re-elected. Judge ALLEN was married Nov. 27, 1890 to Miss Hattie, daughter of H. E. Hendrix, of Milledgeville, by whom he has had three children: Marion, Isabelle A., and Gladys Pernita. He is a member of the I.O.O. F., a royal arch Mason, and affiliates with the Presbyterian church. Source: Biographies from Memoirs of Georgia Vol. II, The Southern Historical Association 1895

Allen, John W. Buried: Green Lawn Cemetery, Camp Morton, IN. Rank/Regt: Corp. G 56th GA Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1914, V. XXII, No. 1

Allen, John W. Buried: Rock Island National Park Died:3-5-1864 Rank/Regt: Pvt. I 41st MS Source: Rock Island, IL

Allen, Joseph to Henry Wright, both of Oglethorpe Co. for $1000, 127 1/2 acres of land including the Spring to Henry Wright to Grove Creek. 23 March 1807. Oglethorpe Deed B ook E, page 257.

Allen, Judah, daughter of Robert, born 7/31/1724 per St. Peters Parish Register, New Kent Co., VA.

Allen, Judith, daughter of Samuel, born 8/16/1716 per St. Peters Parish Register, New Kent Co., VA.

Allen, L. L. Died: Oxford, AL Rank/Regt: 57th AL Cav. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 10-1910,V.XVIII,No.10

Allen, L. M. Buried: Oak Hill Cemetery, Evansville, I Died: Rank/Regt: E 19th AR Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 6-1901, V. IX, No. 6

Allen, L. W., Event:Birth, Event Date:1/4/1910, County:Fulton , City:Atlanta, Notes:boy , 46 Clay St., Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Allen, Margaret, born 9/8/1743 per Overwharton Parish Register, Stafford Co., VA.

Allen, Margaret, daughter of Robert and Elizabeth, born 4/22/1734 per St. Peters Parish Register, New Kent Co., VA.

Allen, Mat. Buried: Confederate Cemetery, LaGrange, GA. Rank/Regt: C 9th GA Source: Confederate Cemetery

Allen, M. W. Jr., Event:Birth, Event Date:2/19/1910, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:girl, 58 Hayden St., Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Allen, Mrs., Event:Birth, Event Date:12/28/1907,County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:girl, 79 Whitehall St.,Atlanta. Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Allen,Nathaniel, was son of James. Nathaniel's LWT dtd 7/16/1850, probated 9/1850 Morgan Co. Will Bk D (1858-99), p. 7-9. Wife: Emily Frances. Daus: Sarah Ann Ogilly, wife of Hugh I.; Pamela F. Blake, wife of Samuel R. Son: Nathaniel Norris Allen. Note: Had 5 sons and 5 daus. Nathaniel was b. 1783 in Va., d. 1866 Morgan Co., Ga. Res. of Greene Co., Ga. in 1820 and Morgan Co. in 1830. 1860 Morgan Co. Census lists Nathaniel Allen 67, Va., Emily 53, Ga., Mary B. Norris 51, Ga., Nathaniel N. Allen 26, Meth. Min., Ga., Emily R. Adjatt 6, Ga., William Hodd 23, Ga. Issue: Sarah Ann m. Hugh Ogilly, Morgan Co., Ga.; Pamela F. m. Samuel R. Blake; Nathaniel Norris m. Sarah L. Wade 5/30/1855 Morgan Co.; Hubbard Allen b. ca 1817 Greene Co. m. 5/17/1837 Morgan Co., Louisa Walton; Martha b. 1818 Greene Co., Ga.

Allen, N. Buried: Confederate Cemetery, Marietta, GA. Rank/Regt: 24th TX Source: Confederate Cemetery

Allen, N. Born: Buried: Soldiers Rest, Vicksburg, MS Died:6-6-1863 Rank/Regt: B 30th AL Source: Cemetery List

Allen, Nathan. Buried: N

Ashville Cemetery Died: Rank/Regt: K 8th AR Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1909, XVII, No. 11

Allen, P. P. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 8-1894, V. II, No. 8

Allen, P. P. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 8-1894, V. II, No. 8

Allen, Perry W. Born:4-28-1841 Buried: Died:1-10-1911 Semmes, AL Rank/Regt: I 21st AL Vols. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 5-1911, V. XVIX, No. 5

Allen, R. F. Buried: Hopkinsville Cemetery Died:12-15 Hopkinsville KY Rank/Regt: 7th TX Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 3-1899, V. II, No. 3

Allen, R. F. Buried: Hopkinsville Cemetery Died:12-15-1861 KY Rank/Regt: 7th TX Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1908, V. XIII, No. 1

Allen, R. H. Buried: Confederate Rest National Cemetery Died:11-21-1864 Rank/Regt: Corpl. D 2d AL Reserves Source: Confederate Rest Cemetery

Allen, R. P. Buried: Died:1910 Demopolis, AL Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 5-1910, V. XVIII, No.5

Allen, R. W. Buried: Green Lawn Cemetery, Camp Morton, IN Died: Rank/Regt: E 26th TN Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1914, V. XXII, No. 1

Allen, Richard, died 7/7/1725 per St. Peters Parish Register, New Kent Co., VA.

Allen, Richard Z., Event:Birth, Event Date:2/12/1908, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:girl, 11 Corley Ave. Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Allen, Stephen. Estate. Surry Co., VA Will Book 2, page 104. Paid Capt. Watkins, William Skinner, Lewis Williams and George Proctor from the estate.

Allen, Robert. Rank/Regt: A 11th AL Inf. Marengo Rifles Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 2-1896, V. IV, No. 2

Allen, Robert. Rank/Regt: A 11th AL Inf. Marengo Rifles Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 2-1896, V. IV, No. 2

Allen, Robert. Buried: State Cemetery, Frankfort, KY. Rank/Regt: Capt. 5th KY Inf. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 10-1926 V. XXXIV,No.10

Allen, Rober. Buried: Rock Island National Park Died:12-23-1863 Rank/Regt: Pvt. Street's MS Btn Source: Rock Island, IL

Allen, S. A. Buried: Nashville Cemetery. Rank/Regt: B 6th AR Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1909, XVII, No. 11

Allen, Samuel. Buried: Cave Hill Cemetery, Louisville, KY. Rank/Regt: 20th NC Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1908, V. XIII, No. 1

Allen, Samuel Born:2-28-1838 Williamson Co., TN Buried: Died:11-22-1911 Williamson Co., TN Rank/Regt: 11th TN Cav. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 3-1912, V. XX, No. 3

Allen, Samuel Maxwell Born:3/31/1840 Buried: Cedar Grove Cemetery, Lebanon, T Died:3/10/1864 Rank/Regt: Lieut. Source: Cedar Grove Cemetery

Allen, Susannah married Hutchens Burtin 3/31/1719 per St. Peters Parish Register, New Kent Co., VA.

Allen, Sutton John Born:11-1838 Buried: Died:9-31-1909 Almyra, AR Rank/Regt: H 1st AR Regt. Source: Confederate Veterans

Allen, T. P., Event:Birth, Event Date:11/2/1907, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:girl, 322 E. Lee St., Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Allen, Thomas R., Event:Birth, Event Date:11/14/1908,County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:boy, 15 Harold Ave., Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Allen, W. Buried: Cemetery at Fayetteville, AR Died: Rank/Regt: MO Div. Pride's Command Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 4-1898, V. VI, No. 4

Allen, W. A. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 8-1894, V. II, No. 8

Allen, W. A. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 8-1894, V. II, No. 8

Allen, W. H. Buried: Died:1-28-1900 Rank/Regt: B 6th Inf. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 8-1902, V. X, No. 8

Allen, W. H. Buried: Died:1-28-1900 Rank/Regt: B 6th TN Inf. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 5-1910, V. XVIII, No.5

Allen, W. M. Buried: Fredericksburg Confederate Cemet Died: Rank/Regt: _______NC Source: Fredericksburg, VA

Allen, W. M. Buried: Died:1906 Commerce, GA Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 3-1911, V. XVIX, No. 3

Allen, W. P. Buried: Confederate Cemetery, Chattanooga. Rank/Regt: G 27th MS Regt. Source: Confederate Cemetery.

Allen, W. W. Buried: Died: Montgomery AL Rank/Regt: Major-Gen. Source: Confederate VeteransMagazine 1-1894, V. II, No. 1

Allen, W. A. , Event:Birth, Event Date:12/17/1910,County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:boy, 32 Ponders Ave. Atlanta, Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Allen, Walker, Event:Birth, Event Date:8/15/1907, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:boy, 550 Simpson St., Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Allen, William, born 1/31/1741 per Overwharton Parish Register, Stafford Co., VA

Allen, William married Bridget Withers 2/15/1743 per Overwharton Parish Register, Stafford Co., VA

Allen, William , Event:Birth, Event Date:8/5/1910, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:boy, 327 W. 4th St., Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Allen, William Bergis Born:1840 Buried: Died:1-8-1901 Louisville, KY Rank/Regt: Pvt. A 22d NC Inf. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1901, V. IX, No. 1

Allen, William H. Rank/Regt: 6th AL Cav. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1898 V. VI, No. 1

Alles, M. E., Event:Birth, Event Date:3/31/1910, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:girl, 372 N. Boulevard. Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Allgood of Chattooga County, Georgia. DeForrest Allgood, the son of Ismel Allgood and his wife, Frances, was born on 21 May 1787 in Virginia and died 8 June 1877 in Trion, Georgia. He was married to Alice Lawson Barry (born 5 April 1797 in Spartanburg County, South Crolina, died 17 March 1883 in Trion, Chattooga County, buried in the LaFayette Cemetery, a daughter of Andrew Barry and his wife, Margaret Catherine (Moore) Barry. Source: Chattooga County: The Story of a County and Its People; Rome Commercial 10 April 1875; Georgia Backroads, Summer 2004 edition; The Chattooga News, 9 August 1893.

Allison, Alfred, d. Greene Co., GA. To his brother, Robert, left $1000 to be paid to him when the note I hold on Maxwell Mosley is collected. Brothers: David, John, Alexander, William, Jesse, Gwinn, Reuben.
Source: LWT of Alfred Allison, Greene Co. dated 13 June 1835, probated 10 Jul 1835.

Allison, Benjamin was b. Montgomery Co., MD in 1760, d. Habersham Co., GA Apr 1844 m. 1786 in MD, Cassander. Removed to N. C., then GA in 1824. Issue: Benjamin Jr.; William; Elizabeth; Thomas.
Source: Roster of Revolutionary War Soldiers in Georgia by McCall.

Allison, Charles R., Event:Birth, Event Date:11/16/1910,County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:girl, 61 E. Cain St. Atlanta. Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Allison, David of Morgan Co. Wife, Matilda, extrix and heir.
Source: Morgan Co., GA Will Bk A, LWT dated 8 Aug 1832, probated 3 Nov, 1834, page 77.

Allison, F. L., Event:Birth, Event Date:12/14/1909,County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:boy, 213 Spring St., Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Allison, Henry Esq. of Greene Co., Ga. and wife, Martha deed to Anderson Crawford of Richmond Co., GA for 5 pds., 460 acres of land in Greene Co., formerly in Washington Co., which was a land grant as bounty and gratities payment on 12 Feb 1784 to officers and soldiers of the Continental establishment to Henry Allison, a Lieut. in the Continental Troops by Gov. George Matthews.
Source: Greene Co. Deed Bk B, page 145. Date: 10 Oct 1787.

Allison, Herman, Georgian and Graduate of Emory University received an ovation on Sunday when he appeared as guest pianist with the WSB Symphonette at Glenn Memorial Auditorium. He played two solos, the famous Chopin Polonaise and Gitanerias, Lecuona, and another with the orchestra. Source: The Atlanta Journal, 8/7/1945.

Allison, William listed on 1850 Iredell Co., NC Census, page 461, age 33, born in N. C.; Elizabeth 28, Thomas J. 1, William M. Stevenson 22, Mary Allison 66 and Elenor White 69.

Allred, Allen was born 1813 in South Carolina and married Sarah, born 1820 in Georgia. They were residents of Whigham, Decatur County, Georgia. Issue: Mary J. Allred, born 1845 in Georgia; Sarah F. Allred, born 1850 in Georgia, John Franklin Allred, born 1853 in Georgia, A. J. Allred, born 1860 in Georgia, and Susanne E. Allred, born 1862 in Decatur County, Georgia. Source: Atlanta Georgian; 1880 Decatur County Census, Whigham District.

Almand, Albert, Event:Birth, Event Date:9/30/1910, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:boy, 56 Williams St. Atlanta, Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Almand, Thomas, 1779-1846, son of David Almand of Scotch-Irish descent. Wife, Mary (1785-1875). The family migrated from England to Spotsylvania County, Virginia ca 1600, removed to Elbert County ca 1790. Had 15 children. Source: History of Rockdale County, Georgia.

Allmond, B. W., Event:Obituary, Event Date:6-9-1836, County:Bibb,GA. Notes:d. Thurs. Soldier in FL Campaign. Source: Georgia Messenger 6-9-1836.

Almon, James T., listed 1850 Newton Co., Ga. Census, Fam. #793. James T. Amon, 22, Ga., John 17, Isaac 13.

Almon, William D., listed 1850 Newton Co., Ga. Census, Fam. #792. William D.Adams, 29, Ga., Martha 24, Mary 4, Haden (male) 1, Ga.

Almond, J. L., Event:Birth, Event Date:4/2/1910, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:boy, 240 Murphy St., Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Altman, Aaron Event:Marriage, Event Date:12-10-1874,County:Dooly, Notes:Married: Louisa Davies, Source: Dooly Co. GA Marriages.

Altman, David, Event:Marriage , Event Date:12- 4-1866,County:Dooly, Notes:Married: Elizabeth Thombley, Source: Dooly Co. GA Marriages.

Ambrose, J. C., Event:Birth, Event Date:6/2/1910, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:girl, 364 E. Fair St. Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Ammons, James resident of Jackson Co., drew in the 1832 Georgia Land Lottery.

Ammons, Thomas, Event:Marriage, Event Date:6-18-1852, County:Dooly, Notes:Married: Celia J. Blanchard, Source: Dooly Co. GA Marriages.

Ampetish, Koosian, Event:Marriage, Event Date:12-6-1863,County:Dooly, Notes:Married: Rebecca Dozier, Source: Dooly Co. GA Marriages.

Ancher, J. L., Event:Birth, Event Date:7/23/1907, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:girl, 93 Woodward Ave., Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Anders, Allen. Event:Marriage, Event Date:5-28-1859, County:Dooly. Notes:Married: Jane White, Source: Dooly Co. GA Marriages.

Anders, John H., Event:Marriage, Event Date:12-26-1853,County:Dooly, Notes:Married: Sarah Farnell, Source: Dooly Co. GA Marriages.

Anderson, A. E. Willoughby, Buried: Arlington Natl Cemetery, Arlington, Died:9-2-1915 Washington, DC. Rank/Regt: Capt.

Anderson, A. F. Born: Wilson Co., TN Buried: Died:2-18-1908 Vernon, TX Rank/Regt: F 25th TN Inf. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 5-1908, V. XVI, No. 5

Anderson, Abijah.Rank/Regt: 19th SC Inf. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1898 V. VI, No. 1

Anderson, Agnes, widow, resident of Jackson Co., drew in the 1832 Georgia Land Lottery.

Anderson, Allen. Buried: Green Lawn Cemetery, Camp Morton, IN Died: Rank/Regt: D Colm's TN Batt. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1914, V. XXII, No. 1

Anderson, Amos, son of John, was b. 1797 S. C., removed to Georgia with his parents before 1810, m. Miss Martha Wood, the dau. of Thomas Wood. Listed 1820 Tattnall Co., Ga. Census - Amos Anderson, 3 males to 10, male 16 to 26, male to 45, female to 10, female to 26. Also, listed on 1830 Tattnall Co. Census. Amos Anderson, male 5 to 10, 2 males 10-15, male 15-20, male 40-50, female 15-20, female 30-40. Listed 1840 Tattnall Co. Census, Amos Anderson, male 15-20, 3 males 20-30, male 40-50, female 50-60. Issue, all b. Tattnall Co.: James b. 1818 m. 8/6/1840 Elizabeth Sapp; Uriah b. 1818 m. Sarah Holland 4/25/1839 Tattnall Co.; Martha b. 1815/1820 m. Dempsey Holland 2/20/1840 Tattnall Co.; son b. ca 1804; Wyllie b. 1810 m. Nancy Inman 7/22/1825 Tattnall Co.; William b. 1823 m. Elizabeth H. Percell 1/3/1847 Tattnall Co.

Anderson, B. Buried: Stockade Cemeery, Johnson's Isla Died: Rank/Regt: MO State Cav. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 4-1898, V. VI, No. 4

Anderson, B. Buried: Stockade Cemetery, Johnson's Isl Died: Sandusky Bay, OH Rank/Regt: Pvt. MO State Cav. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 7-1900, V. VIII, No. 7

Anderson, B. F. Rank/Regt: C 14th TN Regt. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 8-1876, V. IV, No. 8

Anderson, B. J. Buried: Green Lawn Cemetery, Camp Morton, IN. Rank/Regt: K 17th TX Cav. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1914, V. XXII, No. 1

Anderson, Benjamin.Rank/Regt: 6th GA Cav. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1898 V. VI, No. 1

Anderson, Brice listed 1820 Tattnall Co., Ga. Census. Brice Anderson, 2 males to 10, male to 16, male 16-26, male 45 and over, female to 10, female to 16, 2 females 45 and over.

Anderson, C. A. Buried: State Cemetery, Frankfort, KY Died: Rank/Regt: 7th FL Inf. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 10-1926 V. XXXIV,No.10

Anderson, C. M. Buried: Confederate Rest National Cemetery Died:2-28-186- Source: Confederate Rest Cemetery.

Anderson, Catherine, Ms., Event:Obituary, Event Date:10-6-1836, County:Twiggs, Notes:Consort of Capt. Thomas W. Anderson, formerly of S. C. Left husband and 6 children. Source: Georgia Messenger 10-6-1836

Anderson, Charles listed 1850 Tattnall Co. GA Census. Charles Anderson 36, farmer, S. C., Naomi 33, Tattnall Co., Aaron 13, Tattnall Co., John 10, Tattnall Co., Eliza 6, Tattnall Co., Rachel 4, Tattnall Co., Peter 3, Tattnall Co., Casswell Williams 8, Camden Co.

Anderson, Charles Born:11-1825 Frankfort, KY Buried: Died:1909 Murfreesboro, TN Rank/Regt: Major Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 2-1910, V. XVIII, No.2

Anderson, Charles D. , Vol. A, Letters Testamentary, 1872-1931, Tattnall Co., Ga., p. 92, J. J. Anderson and P. M. Anderson appointed exrs Estate of Charles D. Anderson 2/11/1918.

Anderson, Council listed 1850 Tattnall Co. GA Census. Council Anderson 52, farmer, S. C., Elizabeth 52, Jane 22, John 20, Caroline 16, Emily 13, Jacob 11. Council Anderson m. Eliza J. C. Anderson, Tattnall Co.

Anderson, D. Rank/Regt: 57th AL Inf. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1898 V. VI, No. 1

Anderson, David R. resident of Jackson Co., drew in the 1832 Georgia Land Lottery.

Anderson, David W. Born:9-22-1828 Louisa Co., VA Buried: Died:4-30-1903 Fluvanna Co., VA Rank/Regt: Major Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 5-1904, V. XII, No. 5

Anderson, DeWitt Born:1843 Buried: Helena, AR (beside brothers) Died:8-21-1902 Marianna, AR Rank/Regt: Capt. 7th TN Inf. Regt. Capt. Monroe

Anderson, Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 9-1902, V. X, No. 9

Anderson, Earl, Event:Birth, Event Date:9/11/1908, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:boy 68 Carnegie Way, Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Anderson, Edwin resident of Jackson Co., drew in the 1832 Georgia Land Lottery.

Anderson, E. I. Buried: Died:1-1-1898 Bowling GreenVA Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 6-1898, V. VI, No. 6

Anderson, E. T. Buried: Confederate Cemetery. Rank/Regt: Corpl. D 50th VA Source: Spotsylvaniaia C. H., VA

Anderson, F. F. Buried: Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA. Rank/Regt: Sergt. I 7th TN Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 9-1898, V. VI, No. 9

Anderson, F. S. Buried: Died: Greenville, SC Rank/Regt: F 6th SC. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1911, V. XVIX, No. 1.

Anderson, F. W. Buried: Confederate Cemetery, Marietta, GA. Rank/Regt: McDonald's Batt. Source: Confederate Cemetery

Anderson, F. W. Born: Buried: Confederate Cemetery, Marietta, GA. Rank/Regt: McDonald's Batt. Source: Confederate Cemetery

Anderson, G. T. Born: Buried: Confederate Cemetery, Marietta, GA. Rank/Regt: G 2d AR Source: Confederate Cemetery

Anderson, George, Captain, Mariner, a resident of Savannah, but while traveling from New York to Georgia, to go to Great Britain, was taken ill on board ship, and died. He moved to Georgia in 1763 and in September of 1771 he was granted 500 acres of land in St. John's Parish, at the time having a wife, Deborah, and three children, also three negro slaves.
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Anderson, George B. Buried: Died:10-16-1862 Rank/Regt: Brig. Gen. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 5-1907, V. XV, No. 5

Anderson, George B. Born: NC. Buried: Died:9-17-1862 Antietam, MD Rank/Regt: Brig. Gen. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 10-1919, V.XXVII,No.10

Anderson, George Burgwyn.Buried: Oakwood Cemetery, Raleigh, NC.Rank/Regt: Gen. C. S. A. Source: Oakwood Cemetery.

Anderson, George T. Born:3-3-1824 GA Buried: Died:4-4-1901 Anniston, AL Rank/Regt: Brig.-Gen 11th GA Regt. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 9-1901, V. IX, No. 9

Anderson, George T. Buried: Died: Anniston, AL Rank/Regt: Brig.-Gen. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1894, V. II, No. 1

Anderson, Green B. Buried: City Cemetery, Oak Hill, Newnan, Died:11-6-1863 Rank/Regt: Corpl. 41st TN Inf. Source: City Cemetery, Newnan, GA

Anderson, H. B. Born:1834 Buried: Pewee Valley, KY Cemetery Died:1913 Rank/Regt: 1st KY Mounted Rifles Source: Pewee Valley Cemetery.

Anderson, Henry listed 1850 Tattnall Co. Census, Fam. #173. Henry Anderson 27, farmer, S. C., Abby Lane 28, Tattnall Co., John 5, Tattnall Co., Niram (female) 3, Tattnall Co., Council 1, Tattnall Co.

Anderson, Henry. Estates of Henry and Mary Anderson, decd. C. C. Anderson, admr. Inv. and appr. 12/4/1899, Tattnall Co., Ga.

Anderson, Hugh came to Georgia colony at his own expense, arriving 6/27/1737. He was given Lot No. 178 in Savannah, and by Dec. 7th his son was granted 500 acres. He was the first Inspector of the Public Gardens and Mulberry Plantations, corresponding with Mr. Adam Anderson in England (one of the Trustees) reporting on the condition of land, etc. Hugh was from Scotland and was given credit upon the Stores in Savannah. By 1739 he was distressed with the land, high quit rents and local politics. A group of persons called the Scotch Clubb ran off to Charles Town, S. C., where they declared they would not return until something was done about their complaints. Hugh was with them. By 1741 Hugh had returned to Georgia and settled on a plantation called The Hermitage. He petitioned the Trustees for assistance, having 17 in his family. Issue of Hugh and Elizabeth,Alexander, Catherine and Moore.

Anderson, J. Rank/Regt: 3d KY Cav. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1898 V. VI, No. 1

Anderson, J. Buried: Rose Hill Cemetery, Macon, GA Died:7-27-1864 Rank/Regt: K 7th FL Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 9-1893 V. I, No. 4

Anderson, J. Buried: Died:1863 Ft. Delaware, OH Rank/Regt: Pvt. A 1st VA Artillery Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 12-1901, V. IX, No. 12

Anderson, J. B. Born: Buried: Soldiers Rest, Vicksburg, MS Died:5-19-1863 Rank/Regt: Major Source: Cemetery List

Anderson, J. H. Born: Buried: Cedar Grove Cemetery, Lebanon, T Died: Rank/Regt: Capt. Source: Cedar Grove Cemetery

Anderson, J. J. Buried: Soldiers Rest, Vicksburg, MS Died:12-21-1862 Rank/Regt: AR Regt. Source: Cemetery List

Anderson, J. M. Buried: Edge Hill Cemetery, Charlestown.Rank/Regt: D 51st VA Source: Edge Hill Cemetery

Anderson, James was born 1710, and embarked for the Georgia Colony on October 20, 1735, arriving January 10, 1736. He was a Joyner by trade and was granted Lot No. 235 in Savannah. He was also granted 500 acres of land southward of Thunderbolt April 18, 1743 by the Georgia Trustees. He also owned about 1000 acres of land in St. George's Parish.
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Anderson, James. Buried: Confederate Cemetery, Chattanooga.Rank/Regt: B 13th TN Regt. Source: Confederate Cemetery

Anderson, James. Buried: Confederate Cemetery, Chattanooga. Rank/Regt: C 28th TN Regt. Source: Confederate Cemetery

Anderson, James listed 1850 Tattnall Co. Ga. Census. James Anderson 32, farmer, Tattnall Co., Elizabeth 34, Liberty Co., Vincent 9, Tattnall Co., James 7, Tattnall Co., William 6, Tattnall Co., John 4, Tattnall Co., Clayton 1, Tattnall Co.

Anderson, James. LWT Surry Co., VA dated 1752, named: James, John, William and Thomas (brothers) who removed from VA to S. C. after the American Revolution.

Anderson, James, born ca 1690/1700, probably in Prince George Co., VA, was a resident of New Kent Co., VA. He married Mary Jordan, the daughter of Mary (Browne) and George Jordan (1657-1718). A deed dated 1718 in Prince George Co., VA he sold to Joshua Meacham of Surry Co., VA 104 acres for 4 pds. land near the Nottaway River.On 2/14/1719 James Anderson of Surry Co. sold to Cornelius Cargite of Prince George Co. for 10 pds., 105 acres on Cattail Swamp in Prince George Co. James Anderson married (2) Rebecca, the daughter of William Cook of Surry Co., VA. His death in 1752 was reported by Thomas Bedingfield in the Albemarle Parish Register, on page 64. His LWT dated 1/9/1751, probated 1/21/1752 in Surry Co. Will Book 1732-34, page 745.James Anderson of Parish of Southwark, Surry County bequeathed to sons, Thomas, James, John and William (William not 21). Daughters: Mary (Mrs. Edward Eppes), Lyddy Averiss, Priscilla and Faith Anderson. Wife: Rebecca. John Anderson, William Anderson, James Anderson and Thomas Anderson filed Revolutionary War claims in Camden District, later Chester Co., S. C. James and Thomas appeared to be brothers. James, Sr. and his sons - John, James and William and probably Quinton - moved from the Chester area to Greenville, acquiring lands on Horse Creek, while William had lands on Rabun and Lick Creeks. Source:Southside Virginia Families by Boddie, Vol. I, pp. 296-7; Carolinians in the Revolution by Sara Sullivan Irvin.

Anderson, James m. 12/16/1818 in Elbert Co., Bathsheba Hightower.

Anderson, James m. 12/24/1818 in Elbert Co., Elizabeth Mobley.

Anderson, James listed on 1830 Tattnall Co. Census. James Anderson, male under 5, male 20-30, 2 females under 5, female 20-30.

Anderson, James, son of Amos, b. 1818 Tattnall Co. m. 8/6/1840 Elizabeth Sapp, Tattnall Co. Elizabeth was b. 1816 in Liberty Co. Issue: Vincent b. 1841, James b. 1843, William b. 1844, John b. 1846, Clayton b. 1849, all in Tattnall Co.

Anderson, Jesse. Buried: Confederate Cemetery, Marietta, GA. Rank/Regt: H 15th TN Source: Confederate Cemetery

Anderson, Jim A., Chief of Police, Atlanta, Georgia served from 1870 to 1879.
Source: The Constitution, Atlanta, Georgia 18 June 1893.


Anderson, John listed 1850 Tattnall Co. Census, Fam. #213. John Anderson 42, Emanuel Co., Cynthia 39, Burke Co., Malachi 16, Tattnall Co., Susan 14, Tattnall Co., Sarah 11, Tattnall Co., James 9, Tattnall Co., Uriah 8, Tattnall Co., Martha 6, Tattnall Co., Nancy 4, Tattnall Co., John 2, Tattnall Co.

Anderson, John listed 1820 Tattnall Co. Census. John Anderson, 2 males 16 to 18, female to 26.

Anderson, John, son of John, was born 1759 in N. C., served as Pvt. in the N. C. Militia during the Revolutionary War. After the war, he removed to S. C., first to Camden District, then Greenville Co. He died in Telfair Co., Georgia in 1849. Wife was Mary. John, James and Thomas Anderson filed a Revolutionary War claim in Camden District, later Chester Co. James and Tom appeared to be brothers. James, Sr. and his sons, viz... John, James and William and probably Quinton, removed from Chester area to Greenville Co. acquiring ldans on Horse Creek, while William had lands on Rabun and Lick Creeks. The 1790 Greenville Co, S. C. Census listed John Anderson, one male over 16, 2 males under 16, 3 females. John Anderson was born 1759 N. C. He served as a Pvt. in N. C. Militia in Revolutionary War, residing at that time first in Duplin Co., then Bladen Co. After the war, he moved to S. C. His wife, Mary, was born ca 1765. All children were born in S. C. except the last one (Charles). John Anderson died 10/1849 in the home of his son, Vincent, in Telfair County, Georgia who had removed there ca 1822. Now considered Toombs Co. Issue of John and Mary: Vincent Anderson, born 1788 S. C., died Telfair Co., GA 10/1852, married 5/18/1813 Sarah Copeland (born 1792 in Ga), daughter of Robert Copeland; Rebecca Anderson, born 1790 S. C. married Abner W. Sweat; Brice Anderson, born 1793 S. C., listed as a petit juror in Tattnall Co., Ga in 1810, received a headgrant in Tattnall Co. in 1826; Argent Anderson, born 1795 in S. C. married 11/24/1816 Isaac Taylor in Tattnall Co.; Amos Anderson, born 1797 in S. C. married Margaret Wood, daughter of Thomas Wood; Mary Anderson, born 1800 in S. C. married Aaron Daniel on 8/25/1825; Elizabeth Anderson, born 1803 in S. C. married Tarleton Knight; Charles Anderson, born 1808 in GA married Ann Cherry Daniel on 10/2/1836, daughter of Aaron Daniel, Sr. of Tattnall Co. Source:South Carolinians in the Revolution By Sara Sullivan Ervin; Pioneers of Wiregrass by Folks Huxford, Vol. 5, page 7.

Anderson, John, aged 20, onboard ship BonAventure on 1/2/1634, bound for Virginia. John belonged to the House of Burgesses 1685-6 from York Co., VA. Source: Colonial Virginia Register by William G. Stanard; Assembly of 1685-6, York County, page 85-6.

Anderson, John, son of James, b. ca 1730/40 in Virginia, m. Sarah Carney in Overwharton Parish, Stafford Co., Va., 11/25/1752; where their three oldest children were born: Bailey, Scarlet and Sela. During the Rev. War, the family passed through N. C., and afterwards settled on Pacolet River, Greenville Co., S. C. Sarah, widow, resided in Greenville Co., S. C. in 1790 Census as follows: Sarah Anderson, male 16 and over, 4 males under 16, 3 females. John Anderson was a Minute Man entitled to 250 acres of land in Georgia bounty. However, this could be John Anderson Anderson ( b. 1759). The book states that Sarah, the widow of John Anderson, drew his pension in 1786. Issue: Bailey b. ll/l.3/.lr53 Va., Scarlet b. ll/13/1753 Va., Sela b. 3/1/1758 Va. or N. C., John, born 1759 N. C., and others. John b. 1759 N. C., and others. Source: South Carolinians in the Revolution by Sara Sullivan.

Anderson, John. Buried: Arlington Natl Cemetery, Arlington, Died:5-29-1864 Rank/Regt: Sergt. K 44th GA Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 8-1900, V. VIII, No. 8

Anderson, John H. Born: Williamson Co., TN Buried: Died:1902 Rank/Regt: Colonel C 10th TN Inf. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 10-1902, V. X, No. 10

Anderson, John H., physician, d. 12/3/1939, age 79. Ada Bordon, wife of Dr. J. F. Anderson, 12/20/1869-8/10/1913. Children: Gay, John S. and Sadie Mae. Buried John Gordon Cemetery, Hillsboro, Ga., Jasper Co., Ga.

Anderson, John J. Buried: Antietam National Cemetery Died:9-14-1862 Rank/Regt: Pvt. K 36th O. V. I. Source: Antietam, MD

Anderson, John K. Born:2-15-1837 Fredericksburg, VA Buried: Died:1892 Rank/Regt: Capt. A 13th VA Regt. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1898, V. VI, No. 1

Anderson, John R., Event:Birth, Event Date:9/13/1907, County:Fulton , City:Atlanta, Notes:girl, 121 Payne Ave., Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Anderson, John S. Buried: Antietam National Cemetery Died:8-10-1864 Rank/Regt: Pvt. A 123d O. V. I. Source: Antietam, MD

Anderson, Jonathan listed 1850 Tattnall Co. Census. Jonathan Anderson, 40, S. C., Charles 16, Tattnall Co., Edward 14, Tattnall Co.

Anderson, J. W., physician, Ringgold, was born in Catoosa county, March 12, 1863. His father is John R. Anderson, a native of Virginia, born Dec. 13, 1823, who settled at Crawfordville, Ga., in his youth with his parents and became a citizen of Catoosa county in 1848. In 1857 he married Hattie Samas, of Calhoun, formerly of Monroe county, a lady highly connected. Her grand-uncle was Hon. William H. Crawford. Her uncle was Hon. N. C. Barnett, for many years secretary of state, and one of the leading citizens of Georgia. By their marriage they had two children, J. W. and Carmetia, the wife of Dr. Thomas Hackett, of Catoosa county. Dr. Anderson was reared in Catoosa county and was educated at the Masonic Literary institute in Ringgold. For several years he was in the service of the Western Atlantic Railway company as conductor. He resolved to prepare himself for the medical profession, and began the study of medicine at Ringgold with Dr. T. Hackett. Later he entered the college of physicians and surgeons at Baltimore, Md., and prosecuted his studies at this institution during 1883-84, completing his course at the Southern Medical college in Atlanta, Georgiawhere he was graduated in March, 1885. In 1889 he commenced the practice of his profession at Ringgold, where he has attained excellent success and enjos a large general practice in Catoosa county and in the state of Tennessee. In his professional calling he has acquired the confidence of his patients and the public generally by reason of his skill as a physician, and his standing as a gentleman and a citizen. His standard of professional ethics is high, and he is popular among his professional brethren. On December 23, 1890, he was married to Miss Annie L. Jones, daughter of Capt. R. J. Jones, of Catoosa county, and at present clerk of the superior court. The mother of Dr. Anderson died in Catoosa County in 1886. His father is still living in this county. Dr. Anderson is a member of the masonic fraternity, Quitman lodge No. 106, at Ringgold.

Anderson, L. Buried: Rose Hill Cemetery, Macon, GA Died:8-12-1864 Rank/Regt: B 18th AL Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 9-1893 V. I, No. 4

Anderson, L. A. Buried: Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA Died: Rank/Regt: H 22d VA Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 9-1898, V. VI, No. 9

Anderson, L. W. Rank/Regt: 17th VA Cav. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1898 V. VI, No. 1

Anderson, Lewis listed 1820 Tattnall Co. Census. Lewis Anderson, 2 males to 16, male 16-18, male 16-26, male to 45, female to 10, 2 females 45 and over.

Anderson, M. Buried: Soldiers Rest, Vicksburg, MS Died:6-25-1863 Rank/Regt: E 1st AR Batt. Source: Cemetery List

Anderson, Major.Buried: at His Murfreesboro home Died:9/1863 Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 4-1908, V. XVI, No. 4

Anderson, Marmaduke Born: Buried: Confederate Soldiers Cemetery, Ky.Rank/Regt: G NC Regt. of Cav. Source: Confederate Soldiers Cemetery

Anderson, Matthew obtained a land patent in Gloucester Co., Va. in 1790 for 8-1/2 acres of land, going to an old line of Capt. Anderson's (Robert Anderson, son of Richard).

Anderson, Mr., colored man, found dead in his house in Decatur 3/7.
Source: The Atlanta Constitution. 3/8/1886

Anderson, M. L., Event:Birth. Event Date:12/14/1909,County:Fulton, City: Atlanta, Notes:boy 75 Cameron St., Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Anderson, Patrick H., Sr. Born: Buried: Cedar Grove Cemetery, Lebanon, T Died: Rank/Regt: Capt. Source: Cedar Grove Cemetery.

Anderson, Patten. Buried: KY. Rank/Regt: General. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 5-1910, V.XVIII, No. 5

Anderson, R. Buried: Confederate Rest National Cemetery Died:1-12-186- Source: Confederate Rest Cemetery.

Anderson, R. A. Buried: State Cemetery, Frankfort, KY. Rank/Regt: H 2d KY Inf. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 10-1926 V. XXXIV,No.10

Anderson, R. C. Buried: Confederate Cemetery, Chattanooga, TN. Rank/Regt: E 19th AL Regt. Source: Confederate Cemetery.

Anderson, R. P. Born:1841 Buried: Fredericksburg Confederate Cemet Died:1905 Rank/Regt: A 30th VA Regt. Source: Fredericksburg, VA

Anderson, Rebecca listed 1850 Tattnall Co., Ga. Census, Fam. #381. Rebecca Anderson, 50, S. C., Lucindy 18, Tattnall Co., Leonard 1, Tattnall Co., Ga.

Anderson, Richard Clough, Colonel (1750-1826) of Hanover County, Virginia, died near Louisville, Kentucky. His friend and neighbor was Patrick Henry. He served in the Continental Army as a Captain of the 5th Virginia Continental Line during the Revolutionary War. Source: Colonial Families of the United States, Vol. 1, by George Norbury Mackenzie.

Anderson, Richard, Sr., son of John, of Watford, Herts, England, yeoman. Richard Sr. and his son, Richard Jr. booked passage out of the port of London 7/4/1635, Richard Sr. travelling onboard the ship Merchants Hope, and Richard Jr., age 17, onboard the ship Transport, destination: Virginia. This places the date of birth of Richard Anderson as 1585. He married 12/20/1611 Elizabeth Hawkins, the daughter of William Hawkins, deceased. Ten years before this date (1635) Thomas and John Anderson, two Englishmen, came to Jamestown in the ship Bonaventure. The next year there came Richard Anderson, aged 50, in the ship, Merchants Hope. He was probably the father of Thomas and John, as Richard has been a family name in this branch ever since. The tradition is that the founder of the family was Thomas Anderson of Northumberland, England, who settled as a shipwright at Gloucester Point comes from History of Virginia Andersons ....I received my opinion from a Colonel Robert Waller, ... he told me that in his student dayhs he had gone to William and Mary College with a relative of mine and that he had long been familiar with our family history. He said that the first Virginia Anderson was a shipwright at Gloucester Point. About the same time, General William Tollieferro pointed out a place on the west shore of the Chesapeake which he said had been the first home of the Andersons. Therefore, while John Anderson lived in York Co., Thomas Anderson lived at Gloucester Point, across the York River from York Co., VIrginia. The Point is across from Yorktown. Richard Anderson, Jr., of course, lived in York and Gloucester Counties; also, across the York River from New Kent County where the former's son (Robert Anderson) died. Source: A Monograph of the Andersons, Clark Marshall and McArthur Connection by Thomas McArthur Anderson (1899); History of Virginia Andersons published in Richmond in 1881 by Mr. Brock.

Anderson, Richard, Justice of the Peace, King and Queen Co., Va. 1699 and 1702.

Anderson, Richard. In administration of Estate of Henry Lee, 10/26/1657 to Richard Anderson for 570 pounds of tobacco in York Co., VA.

Anderson, Richard, Sir. LWT probated 8/27/1632, Herefordshire, England. Sir Richard Anderson left 40 shillings to my cousin Lawrence Washington of Brasenose. In the year of 1625, two of his sons, Henry and Robert, were attending Pembroke College. Sir Richard was lord of the 'manor of Pendley, which is partly within the Parish of Tring, Co. of Hereford, and his wife was Mary, a daughter of Robert, Lord Speitcer, Baron of Wormleighton, and owner of the manor of Althorp. Lawrence Washington was progenitor of George Washington, whose forebearers migrated to Westmoreland Co., Va. Robert Anderson named a son, Richard. Also, his son, Matthew, was Justice or the Peace of Hork Co. in 1782. Source: 4 Tyler, P. 370-1.

Anderson, Richard Born:1824 Buried: Died:11-1909 Anderson's Bend, TN Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 2-1910, V. XVIII, No.2

Anderson, Richard H. Born:1816 Buried: Died:6-26-1879 Rank/Regt: Lt. Gen. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 8-1893 V. I, No. 8

Anderson, Robert, son of Richard, Jr., was b. ca 1640, d. 1712, m. Cecelia, believed to be the daughter of David Massie and his wife, Lucelia Poindexter. The Andersons and Massies were in New Kent Co. at the same time. Began at James City.the 10th day of November 1688. These following orders of publique charge and levy were made in New Kent County to,Cornelius Daubn:y, Stephen Tarlton, Robert Anderson, John Fleming, Peter Massie, and Moses Davis, Jurors, 2721 tobacco pounds. The Land Office, Deed Bk 7, p. 272, shows a deed granting 727 acres in New Kent Co., Va. for importation of 15 persons, to Robert Anderson. The parish book of New Kent Co. shows that he was a vestryman at St. Peter's Church from 1/1686 until parish of St. Paul was formed in 1704, in which latter place he remained a vestryman until time of his death, in 1712, aged 72 yrs. Issue of Robert and Cecelia: Richard, David, Matthew, Robert, John, Thomas, Nelson, Mary and Cecelia. Source: Historical Southern Families by Boddie, Vol. XV, page 202.

Anderson, Robert of New Kent County, Virginia was married to Cecilia Massie. His son, Robert Anderson of the same place was married to Mary Overton, daughter of William and Mary (Waters) Overton. Source: The Austin Collection by Jeannette Holland Austin; Colonial Families of the United States, Vol. 1, by George Norbury Mackenzie.

Anderson, Robert. Rank/Regt: 5th TN Cav. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1898 V. VI, No. 1

Anderson, Robert, Capt., son of Richard. At a meeting of Captain Richard Littlepage, Captain John Scott, John Lightfoot, Esquire, and Mr. Thomas Butts, Gentlemen, in trust for St. Peters Parish and Mr. David Crawford, Major Nicholas Merriwether, Mr. Henry Childes, Captain Rohert Anderson, and Mr. John Mask, Gentlemen, in trust for St. Paul's Parish, in ye Brick Church in St. Clairs Parish ye 29th August 1704...To Captain Robert Anderson. Source: Vestry Book and Register of St. Peters Parish, New Kent and James City Co.’s, 1684-1786 by C. C. Chamberlayne, page 104-106; Journal of House of Burgesses of Virginia 1659, 1660-1693, page 180.

Anderson, Robert, Jr. b. ca 1663 New Kent County aged, ca 53 years. 10/23/1690 he took over the 727 acres of land in Kent Co., Va. which had been relinquished b) same date, he received 1200 acres for the importation of 24 persons. In 1702 he appeared as Robert, Jr. Peter's Parish, New Kent Co., Va. In 1704 upon the formation of St. Paul's Parish in New Kent Co. (Hanover) appeared as Capt. Robert Anderson and his son, Robert, Jr. was Justice in NE Robert, Jr. m. Mary Overton. She was b. 6/28/1673, daughter of William Overton who was b. England 12/3/163f Waters on 11/24/1670, dau. of Samuel and Ann.. The marriage of William Overton and Elizabeth by the LWT of Ann Waters, widow, of Parish in London, dtd 9/29/1697, and probated 7/1700, Waters, stating..I give unto my dau., Elizabeth Overton, now in Virginia, the sum of ten shillings, and to my Overton, her husband, ten shillings issued (with Eban Jones) 4/23/1681 for 4600 acres in on southside of Pamunkey River on Falling Creek for the transportation of 93 persons. Among headrights Elizabeth Overton. On 10/28/1690, William Lyddal1 patented 837 acres in St. Peter's Parish above main form of the pamunkey. Issue of Rol Richard; James; Garland; Matthew; David of A Elizabeth Mills ca 1735, the youngest child by his wife, Ann Clopton. David d. 1791, Ie, Nathaniel; Charles; John; Charity; and Sarah.

Anderson, Robert H. Born: GA Buried: Died:9-1-1864 Jonesboro, GA Rank/Regt: Brig. Gen. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 10-1919, V.XXVII,No.10

Anderson, Robert Houstoun. Buried: Bonaventure Confederate Cemetery. Rank/Regt: Gen. Source: Bonaventure Conf. Cemetery

Anderson, S. G. Buried: Rose Hill Cemetery, Macon, GA Died:9-4-1864 Rank/Regt: D 65th GA Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 9-1893 V. I, No. 4

Anderson, Shadrach listed 1850 Tattnall Co., Ga. Census. Shadrach Anderson, 36, S. C., Elizabeth 37, S. C., Eliza 14, Tattnall Co., Caroline 13, William 11, Joseph 6, Rachel 4, Daniel 1, all Tattnall Co., Ga.

Anderson, T. D. Buried: Confederate Cemetery, Spotsylvania Rank/Regt: C 26th GA Source: Spotsylvaniaia C. H., VA

Anderson, T. P. Buried: N

Ashville Cemetery Died: Rank/Regt: H 8th AR Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1909, XVII, No. 11

Anderson, Thomas. Buried: Rose Hill Cemetery, Macon, GA Died:7-12-1864 Rank/Regt: C 45th AL Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 9-1893 V. I, No. 4

Anderson, Thomas.Buried: Rock Island National Park Died:2-29-1864 Rank/Regt: Pvt. F 16th GA Cav. Source: Rock Island, IL

Anderson, Thomas, aged 18, onboard ship Bonaventure 1/2/1634, bound for Virginia.

Anderson, Thomas G. m. 1/1/1823 Elbert Co., Elizabeth Smith.

Anderson, Tige, General, aide-de-campe served from 1880 to October of 1881 as Atlanta Chief of Police. Source:The Constitution, Atlanta, Georgia 18 June 1893.

Anderson, Uriah listed 1850 Tattnall Co. GA Census. Fam. #347. Urian Anderson 32, Sarah 31,Nancy 10, Mary 8, John 6, Henry 2, William 1, all Tattnall Co., Ga. Uriah Anderson married Sarah Holland 4/25/1839 Tattnall Co., Ga.

Anderson, Vinson (or Vincent), son of John, b. 1788 S. C., d. 10/1852 Telfair Co. m. 5/8/1813 Sarah Copeland (b. 1792 Ga.), daughter of Robert Copeland. 1820 Tattnall Co., Ga. Census - Vinson Anderson, male 16 to 26, 2 males under 45, female to 26. Issue: Elizabeth b. 1814 Tattnall Co. m. Alexander Powell; John b. 1815 m. Jane; William P. b. 1823 m. Keziah P.; Robert Copeland b. 1825 m. Nancy B. McDuffie 3/22/1849; Jesse C. b. 1826 m. Sarah A.,moved to Clinch Co. (now Lanier) after the war, and Francis Marion b. 1832 Georgia m. 1st, Susan Powell, dau. of Allen Powell, and 2nd Ann Livingston, 3rd Vicy Thornburg. Last child of Vincent: Doctor Copeland Anderson b. 1838, unmd., d. 3/18/1863, during the Civil War.

Anderson, W. A., Event:Birth. Event Date:12/31/1910,County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:girl , 311 Central Ave., Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Anderson, W. F., Event:Birth, Event Date:2/1/1908, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:girl, 275 Lawton St., Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Anderson, Wiley listed 1850 Tattnall Co. Census, Fam. #378. Wiley Anderson 40, S. C., Nancy 39, S. C., Washington 15, Tattnall Co., Charles 11, Tattnall Co., and James 8, Tattnall Co.

Anderson, W. H. Buried: Confederate Cemetery. Rank/Regt: I 3d SC Source: Spotsylvaniaia C. H., VA

Anderson, W. P. Buried: Confederate Cemetery, Marietta. Rank/Regt: K 12th LA Source: Confederate Cemetery.

Anderson, West Born:1842 Buried: Died:11-1-1911 Durant, MS Rank/Regt: 1st Lieut. A 28th MS Regt. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 2-1912, V. XX, No. 2

Anderson, William. Buried: Fredericksburg Confederate Cemet Died: Rank/Regt: _______TN Source: Fredericksburg, VA

Anderson, William. Buried: Confederate Rest National Cemetery Died:1-27-1865. Rank/Regt: 22d LA Source: Confederate Rest Cemetery.

Anderson, William. Buried: Died:7-26-1905 Fayetteville, TN Rank/Regt: Freeman's Battery Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 5-1906, V. XIV, No. 5

Anderson, William. Buried: Rose Hill Cemetery, Macon, GA Died:8-7-1864 Rank/Regt: A 12th MS Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 9-1893 V. I, No. 4

Anderson, William also lived at Gloucester Co., Va. He patented 60 acres of land there in 1675/6. In 1685-6, William Anderson was a Member of the Assembly, House of Burgesses, from York Co.

Anderson, William of Greene County, GA purchased land from Daniel McNeill of Columbia Co., GA on 11 May 1809 for $600, being 187-1/2 acres of land in Greene County, Ga. originally granted to John A. Averet.
Source: Columbia Co., Ga. Deed Bk A, page 264.

Anderson, William and Rachel, his wife, of 96th Dist., S. C. sell to John Pool 90 acres on Halfway Swamp, bounded by George Blake, Thomas Pike and Joseph II. Thomas 1/3/1788. Source: Edgefield Co..., s. C. Deed Book 2, p. 161-164.

Anderson, William. Estate. Nancy, William and Thomas Anderson and Elijah Robins and Samuel Rose gave bond of $20,000 2/28/1817. Admrs: Mary and Thomas Anderson. Greene Co., Ga. Estate

Records. Anderson, William listed 1850 Jasper Co., Ga. Census, 46th Dist. William Anderson, 30, lawyer, Ga., Georgia 35, William 5, Susan 1.

Anderson, William listed 1850 Tattnall Co. Census. Fam. #279. William Anderson, 27, farmer, Tattnall Co., Lucy 20, Tattnall Co.

Anderson, William b. 1812 m. Edna Paulk b. 1815, of Wilkinson Co. and had issue: Muncifit Alford b. 1837, William Alfred b. 1839, Hansford A. b. 1841, Isaac Oliver b. 1844, George Washington b. 1847, all in Wilkinson Co.

Anderson, Wyllie listed 1830 Tattnall Co. Census. Wyllie Anderson, male 20-30, 2 females under 5, female 20-30.

Anderson, Yarber. Buried: Camp Chase Confederate Cemetery Died:2-4-1863 Columbus, OH. Rank/Regt: Pvt. C 8th KY Inf. Source: Camp Chase Cemetery

Andine, J. Buried: Confederate Rest National Cemetery Died:6-4-1862 Source: Confederate Rest Cemetery.

Anding, W. C. Buried: Green Lawn Cemetery, Camp Morton, IN Rank/Regt: A 40th MS Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1914, V. XXII, No. 1.

Andrew, James, planter, died in 5 December 1770, buried Midway Cemetery. James Andrew was a member of the Puritan Dorchester settlement in Georgia who removed as a body from Massachusetts to South Carolina, and then to Georgia. He was a resident of the Midway community, and attended the Midway Church where, as was custom, the family owned their own pew. This pew was left to his wife, Esther. He also owned Lot No. 239 in Sunbury, which lot was deeded him on 2 January 1759 by Kenneth Baillie, John Elliott and Grey Elliott, the Trustees at Sunbury. Also, he owned a Lot at Newport Landing, which he bequeathed to his son, Thomas. His sons, John and Thomas equally divided his homeplace of 171 ½ acres. For more information: Georgia Pioneers: Colonial Biographies.

Andrew, J. O. Buried: Died:4-27-1907 Montgomery, AL Rank/Regt: A Cobb's Legion Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 5-1908, V. XVI, No. 5.

Andrew, Smiley H. Buried: Poplar Tent Presby.,Cabarrus Co. Died: Rank/Regt: K 56th NC Inf. Source: Poplar Tent Presbyterian

Andrew, W. F. Buried: Confederate Cemetery, Chattanoog Died: Rank/Regt: H 35th AL Regt. Source: Confederate Cemetery

Andrews,, A. H. Buried: Rose Hill Cemetery, Macon, GA Died: Rank/Regt: G 3d GA Source: Rose Hill Cemetery.

Andrews,, A. R. Rank/Regt: B 6th TX Cav. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 5-1907, V. XV, No. 5

Andrews,, C. A. Buried: Died:1909 Sherman, TX Rank/Regt: MS Inf. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 5-1910, V. XVIII, No.5

Andrews,, Charles H., Dr. Born:1835 Montgomery Co., AL Buried: Died:2-11-1905 Rank/Regt: Home Gds (Madison Co.,GA) Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 6-1905, V. XIII, No. 6

Andrews,, Adam left his plantation to daughters, Rozena and Ann. Friend, Sherman P. Arnold, exr.
Source: LWT of Adam Andrews dated 14 Feb 1850 probated 5 Jul 1870, Columbia CO., Ga.

Andrews,, Elijah Born: Buried: Cave Hill Cemetery, Louisville, Died: Rank/Regt: TN Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1908, V. XIII, No. 1

Andrews,, E. S. , Event:Birth, Event Date:11/3/1909, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:girl, 205 Peters St., Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Andrews,, Felix G. Buried: Green Lawn Cemetery, Camp Morton, IN Died: Rank/Regt: K 33d MS Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1914, V. XXII, No. 1

Andrews,, George W., Event:Birth, Event Date:9/11/1908, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:boy 153 Elizabeth St., Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Andrews,, Hansford. Georgia Conference 1858-1884. Source: Methodist Preachers in Georgia 1783-1900 by Harold Lawrence.

Andrews,, Hartwell S., born 1833. South Georgia Conference. Source: Methodist Preachers in Georgia 1783-1900 by Harold Lawrence.

Andrews,, J. Born: Buried: Died:1863 Ft. Delaware, OH Rank/Regt: Pvt. I 13th AL Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 12-1901, V. IX, No. 12

Andrews,, J. C. Buried: Fredericksburg Confederate Cemetery.Rank/Regt: _______GA Source: Fredericksburg, VA

Andrews,, J. R. Buried: Camp Chase Confederate Cemetery Died:2-4-1865 Columbus, OH Rank/Regt: Pvt. D 2 KY Cav. Source: Camp Chase Cemetery.

Andrews,, J. W. Born:1831 Buried: Pewee Valley, KY Cemetery Died:1911 Rank/Regt: M 2d KY Cav. Source: Pewee Valley Cemetery.

Andrews,, James. Buried: Green Lawn Cemetery, Camp Morton, IN Died: Rank/Regt: I Fuller's SC Inf. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1914, V. XXII, No. 1

Andrews,, James. Buried: Rose Hill Cemetery, Macon, GA Died:6-19-1864 Rank/Regt: A 38th AL Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 9-1893 V. I, No. 4

Andrews,, John. Buried: Confederate Rest National Cemetery Died:5-1-1862 Source: Confederate Rest Cemetery.

Andrews,, Jordan L., Event:Marriage, Event Date:11-16-1865,County:Dooly, Notes:Married: Nancy J. Watson, Source: Dooly Co. GA Marriages.

Andrews,, Joseph born 6-2-1798 in Liberty County, Georgia, died and buried in Florida. He was a son of Micajah and Ann Quarterman Andrews. Source: Methodist Preachers in Georgia 1783-1900 by Harold Lawrence.

Andrews,, Joseph, Event:Birth, Event Date:6/29/1910, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:boy 96 E. Baker St., Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Andrews,, Joshua. (Negro), North Georgia Conference, 1866 deacon. Source: Methodist Preachers in Georgia 1783-1900 by Harold Lawrence. Andrews,, L. L., Event:Marriage, Event Date:11-6-1855, County:Dooly , Notes:Married: Mrs. Susan. Source: Dooly Co. GA Marriages.

Andrews,, Mrs., Event:Birth, Event Date:11/19/1909,County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:boy, 95 Ella St.,Atlanta, Ga. Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Andrews,, Ophie, Event:Birth, Event Date:9/16/1910, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:girl, 50 Battle St. Atlanta, Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Andrews,, Robert D. 1847 Deacon. Georgia Conference. Source: Methodist Preachers in Georgia 1783-1900 by Harold Lawrence.

Andrews,, Robert N. He married 4-4-1865 in Albanay, Georgia, Virginia Sutton. Georgia Conference. Source: Methodist Preachers in Georgia 1783-1900 by Harold Lawrence.

Andrews,, Robert Quarterman, born 3-23-1805 in Liberty County, a son of Micajah Andrews and his wife, Ann Quarterman Andrews. He married 10-3-1826 in Liberty County, Martha Amanda Cater (born Barnwell District, South Carolina in 1808), the daughter of James and Ann Cater. Children: Ann E., Hartwell S., Charles W., James Osgood Andrew and Martha. He died in Savannah, buried at Olivet Church, Liberty County, GA.

Andrews,, S. Buried: Soldiers Rest, Vicksburg, MS Died:12-7-1862 Rank/Regt: E 7th LA Source: Cemetery List.

Andrews,, S. Buried: Soldiers Rest, Vicksburg, MS Died:12-8-1862 Rank/Regt: E 1st LA Arty Source: Cemetery List.

Andrews,, Sol O. Rank/Regt: 63d GA Inf. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1898 V. VI, No. 1

Andrews,, T. H. Among the able and skilled physicians of Cuthbert, Randolph Co., Dr. T.H. Andrews holds an honored and enviable position. He was born in 1846, in Gadsden county, Fla., and is the son of Frederick and Eliza (Odom) Andrews. Frederick Andrews was a native of and grew up in Pulaski county, Ga., and there married his wife. Soon after their marriage they moved to Lee county, where they remained about one year, thence to Randolph county, which was their home for several years. There he served as tax collector of the county, and for awhile taught school and engaged in a mercantile business in Cuthbert. In 1844 he moved his family to Florida, where he died in 1846. He was one of the foremost men of his day, and possessed an excellent education for his time; the result of a quick grasping mind, and wide reading and study. His schooling was meager, but he gained great learning through close application to books. He was a devotee to music and possessed remarkable skill in, and knowledge of this art. Of literary tastes, he was a frequent contributor to the early newspapers and periodicals of the state. He was a captain in the Indian war of 1835-36, and was a democrat of potent influence. After her husband's death Mrs. Andrews returned to Randolph county, Ga., where she resided until her demise at the age of seventy-four years. She was a woman of great intellectuality, and a happy disposition that accorded with her husband's character, and their domestic life was a beautiful example of love and devotion. Her father was James Odom, of Pulaski county, Ga. The Odoms were early settlers of Pulaski county, and her grandfather, James Odom, was a revolutionary soldier, who lived to the age of one hundred and ten years. The family was wealthy and eminent in political and social standing. Six of the children born to Mr. and Mrs. Andrews lived to maturity, and of these five are now living; James F. of Early county; D.C. of Randolph county; W.P. of Early county; Mrs. Susan Morgan, of Early county, and Dr. T.H., the subject of this sketch. Warren Andrews, another son, was a member of the Fifty-fourth Georgia regiment, and as a brigade drummer was captured at the battle of the Wilderness and died of smallpox at Rock Island soon after. Dr. T.H. Andrews began the study of medicine in 1869 in the office of Dr. Rodgers, of Columbus, Ga. He attended lectures and was graduated from the university of Pennsylvania, at Philadelphia, March 12, 1875. His first year of practice was in Decatur county, then he moved to Randolph county, where he has since followed his profession. He located in the winter of 1876-77 on the farm he now owns. He possessed no more than his profession, but with a brave will and great energy he has succeeded so well in life that he can now look out over an estate of 2,500 acres of land, 400 of which is in a high state of cultivation, a large residence and fine out-buildings. Dr. Andrews was married April 27, 1876, to Addie B. Jordan, of Putnam county, a daughter of Wiley B. Jordan of that county. They have had ten children born to them, as follows: Eliza, Sallie B., Susan, Hull, Patti Lee, Birdie Lee, Percifer, Ida, Agnew and a babe. Dr. and Mrs. Andrews are members of the Missionary Baptist church. As a physician and planter he occupied a leading place among citizens of Randolph county, and professionally and socially his standing is first-class. Source: Memoirs of Georgia (1895).

Andrews,, W., Event:Birth, Event Date:2/22/1907, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:girl, 58 Howell St. Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Andrews,, W. G. Buried: Rose Hill Cemetery, Macon, GA. Rank/Regt: D 3d and 5th MS Source: Rose Hill Cemetery

Andrews,, Warren Born: Buried: Rock Island National Park Died:1-24-1864 Rank/Regt: Pvt. H 51st GA Regt. Source: Rock Island, IL

Andrews,, William C., Event:Marriage, Event Date:12-13-1866,County:Dooly, Notes:Married: Margaret Watson. Source: Dooly Co. GA Marriages.

Andrews,, William E., Event:Birth, Event Date:6/3/1909, County:Fulton , City:Atlanta, Notes:boy, 47 W. Linden St. , Source: Atlanta Constitution; Methodist Preachers in Georgia 1783-1900 by Harold Lawrence.

Andrews,, Wyatt died 1791. In 1789, Washington County, 1790 Cherokee Circuit. Buried on Cherokee Circuit.

Angel, Nathan. Buried: Rose Hill Cemetery, Macon, GA Died: Rank/Regt: G 9th KY Source: Rose Hill Cemetery.

Angel, Thomas M. Buried: Died:1-12-1898 Franklin, NC Rank/Regt: Capt. H 16th Regt. NC Inf. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 4-1898, V. VI, No. 4

Angell, Joe P. Born:1838 Buried: Died:2-8-1909 Pine Bluff, AR Rank/Regt: F 4th AL Inf. Col. E. J. Jones Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 3-1910, V.XVIII, No. 3.

Angelo, Francis M. Buried: Arlington Natl Cemetery, Arlington, Died:10-15-1928 Clarendon, VA Rank/Regt: Pvt. C Mosby's VA Cav.

Angelo, Thomas. Buried: Soldiers Rest, Vicksburg, MS Died:1-3-1863 Rank/Regt: C 28th LA Source: Cemetery List.

Angle Sam. Buried: Confederate Cemetery, Marietta, GA. Rank/Regt: I 54th VA Source: Confederate Cemetery.

Angleton, Jesse. Buried: Park Cemetery, Carthage, MO. Rank/Regt: A 12th KY Cav. Source: Park Cemetery.

Anglin, Henry of Jackson Co. deeds to the Baptist Church land on Trail Creek, for love and good will. Near Oconee River by the Cedar Shoal. Date: 3/31/1798. Test: Paul Patrick, J. P. Source: Jackson Co. Deed Book A, page 101.

Anglin, Henry of Jackson Co. to John Ramsey of Oglethorpe Co. on 3/31/1803 96 acres on Long Creek. Source: Oglethorpe Deed Book D, page 189.

Anglin, James Calvin Born:7-18-1847 Limestone Co., TX Buried: Died:3-21-1905 Groesbeck, TX Rank/Regt: Independent Scouts McAnally's Co. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 6-1905, V. XIII, No. 6

Anglin, Sylvia Joan, Age 5 yrs,Event:Obituary, Event Date:8-8-1938, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:Parents: Mr. & Mrs. D.M. Anglin. Bro:Guy M.Grparents:D.M. Anglin,Sr.,G.L.A. Source: Atlanta Georgian 8-8-1938.

Ansley, Abel married Nancy Harrison (1811-5-1-1851)in 1831, a daughter of Benjamin and Abigail Harrison. He was born in Morgan Co., and died Sumter County. Source: Methodist Preachers in Georgia 1783-1900 by Harold Lawrence.

Ansley, Asa. Georgia Conference 1844-1852. Source: Methodist Preachers in Georgia 1783-1900 by Harold Lawrence.

Ansley, George died 1895. Deacon 1869, Elder 1871. Source: Methodist Preachers in Georgia 1783-1900 by Harold Lawrence.

Angus,Hubert. Buried: Oxford Cemetery, Univ. of MS. Rank/Regt: Stewart's Batt. Source: University Cemetery.

Ante, Jessie Melcazer, Event:Birth, Event Date:10/13/1908,County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:girl,473 Cherokee Ave., Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Anthony,, George Lucius W. Georgia Conference. Deacon 1860. Source: Methodist Preachers in Georgia 1783-1900 by Harold Lawrence.

Anthony,, Harison, resident of Jackson Co., drew in the 1832 Georgia Land Lottery.

Anthony,, James Danelly 10-12-1825-1-26-1899. Born in Abbeville Co., S. C., died Savannah, Georgia, buried in Sandersville. He was a son of Rev. Whitfield Anthony and wife, Lucinda Miller. He married 11-23-1847 to Emily Baugh (died 5-18-1867), buried Sandersville, Georgia, daughter of William and Elizabeth Baugh. Children : Robert, Lulius, Bascom. Note: This article contains explicit details of his travels. Source: Methodist Preachers in Georgia 1783-1900 by Harold Lawrence.

Anthony,, Oliver P. Georgia Conference. 1854 Lexington Circuit and Oglethorpe Colored Misc. (Athens); 1855 Vineville (Macon). Source: Methodist Preachers in Georgia 1783-1900 by Harold Lawrence.

Anthony,, Samuel W. (8/1808-3/30/1880), born in South Carolina, buried in Oak Park Cemetery in Americus, Georgia; moved to Gwinnett County GA as a child. He married 3-2-1826 Elizabeth Blalock (2-18-1805-11-19-1851) born in S. C., buried Talbotton, Georgia. Children: Oliver Perry (3-11-1837), Mary Ann (9-10-1829), Samuel W. (4-12-1832 Georgia), John THacker (2-26-1835), Martha Jane (9-18-1836), William Parks (4-2-1839), Sarah Elizabeth (10-18-1840), Julia Elizabeth (12-1-1845), Mark (2-20-1850). He married (2) 9-11-1854 Sarah Rakestraw (1810-6-24-1858) born in Wilkes County, died in Atlanta. Source: Methodist Preachers in Georgia 1783-1900 by Harold Lawrence.

Anthony,, Thomas, resident of Jackson Co., drew in the 1832 Georgia Land Lottery.

Anthony,, Willis, resident of Jackson Co., drew in the 1832 Georgia Land Lottery.

Apperson, John Chestia T.M., Age/Birthdate:11-1-1892,Event:Memorium, Event Date:1-14-1983, County:Hall, City:Gainesville,GA. Notes:Died 1-14-1983. Source: Newton County Newspapers.

Appleby, Fred D., Event:Birth, Event Date:12/30/1908,County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:girl, 310 Ashby St.,Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Appleby, William, soldier, resident of Jackson Co., drew in the 1832 Georgia Land Lottery.

Appling, John of Columbia Co. deeds to Thomas Screven of Jackson Co. land on Trail Creek of the North Oconee River granted in Appling in 1786. 7/11/1797. Source: Jackson Co. Deed Book A, page 41.

Archer, Albert, Event:Birth, Event Date:11/6/1907, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:boy, Atlanta. Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Archer, James M., planter, Hancock Co., Ga. The gentleman herein named is one of the old-school planters of Hancock county, and is living on the same plantation which his father cultivated before him. He is one of that class of planters who believe in raising their own hog and hominy. who make their farms self-substaining, and who are to-day the only prosperous people in the state. Would that Georgia had more of them. They are the bone and sinew of the country. Grandfather William Archer came to Hancock county early in the present century. He lived to a good old age, and reared a large and prosperous family. William was the father of James M. and was born in the county in 1812. He married in 1833 Miss Elizabeth Jackson, who was of German descent, and was also a native of the county. But two children were born to the union: William J., who married and reared a family in the county, and died in 1889, and James M, whose name heads this sketch. The mother of these boys was a woman of fine qualities, and taught them to fear God and regard man in all the walks of life. She died at a ripe old age in 1878. William Archer was a man of iron Constitution and had a capacity and will for hard work equalled by but few in his day. He began life in very moderate circumstances and by middle age had placed himself in the ranks of the wealthy planters of the county. The was no accomplished by trading and short practices, but by actually digging it out of the soil. During his life-time he was a liberal supporter of the Baptist church, and is remembered as a man of large hospitality and generous impulses. he died in 1887. James M. Archer has followed in his father's footsteps, and is looked upon as a man equally as valuable to the community. His public spirit is proverbial, and he occupies a high place in church and society, holding the respect of all who know him. He was born Jan. 12, 1837, and was given such education as the common schools of the county afforded. He married his present estimable wife, Clarissa Ann Peeler, March 21, 1861. She was a daughter of Rev. Berry Peeler, who came from South Carolina, and was for many years prior to his death a prominent and gifted minister of the Baptist church. Twelve children resulted from this union as follows: Ida J., deceased; Addie L., widow of Dr. L. S. Garner, living now with her parents; William B., deceased; Flavious J., planter, Hancock county; Sarah B., deceased; Green P.; J. Harvey, an infant, unnamed; Anna May, Jesse Mercer, Lillian E., and Isaac Holmes. Mr. Archer is one of the heaviest land-owners in the county, paying tax on some 3,000 acres of land. He lives on the old Archer plantation, eight miles south of Sparta, in a commodious new house, surrounded by such comforts as make life pleasant in the county. During the late war he did his whole duty as a private soldier in Company E, Thirty-second Georgia regiment, Col. George P. Harrison, commanding. he enlisted in 1862 and served on the coast defenses in South Carolina, Georgia and Florida, participated in the battle of Ocean Pond, in the latter state, and the bombardment of Battery Wagoner, near Savannah. Mr. Archer is a democrat in political belief, and a deacon in the Baptist church. Socially he is regarded highly, being a gentleman of entertaining conversational powers and of most hospitable disposition. Source: Memoirs of Georgia Volume 1Historical Society of Georgia, 1895.

Archer, Lucy, resident of Jackson Co., drew in the 1832 Georgia Land Lottery.

Archie, Ollie, Event:Birth, Event Date:11/15/1909 County:Fulton, City:Atlanta Notes:boy, 41 Almo Ave.,Georgia. Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Areno, J. W., Event:Birth, Event Date:1/14/1908, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:boy, 258 Highland Ave., Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Argo, W., Event:Birth, Event Date:4/10/1907, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:boy, 9 Fitzgerald St., Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Arline, J. J., Event:Birth, Event Date:11/17/1907,County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:boy, 169 Arline, Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Arline, listed 1850 Laurens Co., Ga. Census. Jethro Arline, 45, farmer, Ga., Elizabeth 41, Elizabeth 18, Nancy 16, Thomas 12, Martha 10, John 3.

Armor, James was born ca 1724 in Ireland, he died before 16 April 1764 in Mecklenburg County, North Carolina. Issue: John Armour born ca 1723 Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, died Greene Co., Georgia; Robert Armour, born ca 1725; Andrew Armour (see below); James Armour, born ca 1752 in Ireland; and William Armour, born ca 1754 in Ireland, died 27 September 1776 in South Carolina. Andrew Armour was born ca 1750 in Ireland, died at sea about 1803, a resident of Greene County, Georgia. He married Elizabeth. Source:1830-1850 Greene CouDeed Book P, page 70, 19 March 1799, Know all men by these presents that we, the heirs of John Slaughter, deceased, release all claim, title and demand to William Allen and Sarah, his wife, by the Last Will and Testament of William Slaughter. Signed: Robert Ousley, Thomas Kimbrough, George Marten, John Slaughter, William Slaughter, Beverly Slaughter, Henry Slaughter; Hennty, Georgia Census; Greene County Wills; Georgia Intestate Records by Jeannette Holland Austin; Jackson County Deeds and Minutes of the Court; Jackson County Marriages; Greene County Marriages.

Armstead, W. R., Event:Birth, Event Date:3/1/1908, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:boy, 11 Cooper St., Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Armstrong, Frank E., Event:Birth, Event Date:.1909, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:boy 470 S. Pryor St,Atlanta. Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Armstrong, James of Greene Co. to John Starkey of Oglethorpe o. on 1/15/1802 for $400.00, 144 acres on Little River in Oglethorpe Co. Source: Oglethorpe Deed Book D, page 70.

Arnett, Demetsous?, Event:Marriage, Event Date:2-28-1868, County:Dooly, Notes:Married: Sarah E. Brown, Source: Dooly Co. GA Marriages.

Arnold. The first Arnold to America was William Arnold, the founder of Rhode Island along with Roger Williams. His son, the first Benedict, was the longest-serving governor of that colony. He had a drinking issue and his wife, Hannah, was determined to raise little Benedict not to drink so took him to church every Sunday. Benedict Arnold (1741-1801) became a successful field and naval commander but was passed over by Congress for a promotion. He was denied pay and lost his personal fortune. After he was wounded the second time and ignored, he was in Philadelphia as military Governor and had to deal with Congress on a daily basis. During the process he lost respect for the men who served as congressmen, thinking that they did not have the stuffing to win the revolution. Benedict was married to Peggy Shippen who played a big hand in persuading him that the Americans could not win. Later, the Queen of England gave her a pension for services rendered, which pretty well established Peggy as a spy. Source: New Brunswick Museum (loyalist museum in St. John); William Clements Library at University of Michigan.

Arnold,, Frank, Event:Birth, Event Date:10/1/1909, County:Fulton , City:Atlanta, 64 Strong St.,Atlanta, Ga. Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Arnold,, Howard , Event:Birth, Event Date:2/14/1910, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:girl, 268 Lawton St., Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Arnold,, J. E. , Event:Birth, Event Date:10/29/1910, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:boy, 82 Spring St., Atlanta, Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Arnold,, J. M. , Event:Birth, Event Date:6/11/1910, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:boy , 248 Gordon St., Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Arnold,, Zachariah deeds to Zacheus Wilson, both of Oglethorpe Co. GA for $1000, 266 acres on NW side of Buffalow Creek, on branch of Long Creek in Oglethorpe Co., originally granted to George Lumpkin and Paul Patrick. Source:Oglethorpe Co. Deed Book E, page 292.

Arnow, Joseph St. Sebastian Arnow, son of Hosea Arnow of St. Augustine, Florida, was born 4 March 1798, and removed with his wife to St. Mary’s (Camden Co. GA) in 1805 where he served as city councilman and mayor. In 1873 he was elected Senator from Camden County. He married (1) Miss Prudence Capo of St. Augustine. She was born 28 April 1810, died 8 March 1845, and married (2) Miss Pacetti. Joseph died on 28 May 1884 and is buried in the Oak Grove Cemetery. Source: Oak Grove Cemetery, Camden County; Camden’s Challenge by Marguerite Reddick. (1976)

Arnsdorff, Andreas Lorenz, a Lutheran refugee, was born in 1676. He came with the third transport of Oglethorpe to the colony, to Ebenezer. He was a shoemaker. He was drowned in the Savannah River on 4 July 1736. Afterwards, his wife and children were admitted to the Orphans Home in Ebenezer, Georgia (Effingham County). Source: Colonial Records of Georgia by Candler; Early Settlers to Georgia by Coulter; Georgia Saltzburgers and Allied Families by Pearl Rahn Gnann; 1850 Effingham County Census.

Arnsdorf, Johann Peter, shoemaker, living 13 March 1738/9, Saltzburgher. For more information: Georgia Pioneers: Colonial Biographies

Arrington, L. L. , Event:Obituary, Event Date:8-14-1938, County:Richmond, City:Augusta, Daughters:Mrs. Veasey Walker, Notes:Bro: Lindsey Arrington. Sister: Mrs. Veasey Walker. Wholesale grocer. Source: Atlanta Georgian 1-4-1938.

Arrington,, Lou Ida, Mrs., Event:Obituary, Event Date:8-12-1938, City:Cedartown, Sons:W. T., J. A., H. F., John, Daughters:Mrs. Kate White, Mrs. J. C. Brown, Edna, Jewell. Source: Atlanta Georgian 1-21-1938

Arrington,, T. D., Event:Birth, Event Date:11/11/1909, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:boy, 197 Bass St., Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Arrington,, W. S. planter, of Randolph county, is a native of Georgia, and was born in Baldwin county in 1844. His grandfather was Frederick Arrington, of English ancestors, who lived and died in North Carolina. His demise was at an early age, and he left a widow and two children: Hardy and Laronia. Hardy Arrington, when sixteen years old, moved to Washington county, Ga., where he married Mary Smith, a native of that county. Soon afterward they changed to Baldwin county, then to Lee county, where they resided two years, thence to Randolph, and there they settled in the fourth district, where a year later (1845) Mr. Arrington died, in his thirty-third year. The widow was married again to Solomon Owens, who is yet living. By the first marriage she was the mother of James Arrington, who went west before the war and died in service; Lorinia, wife of Hardy Hay, living in Texas; Georgiana, wife of Thomas Newton, now deceased; Laronia, who died single, and Mr. W.S. Arrington, the subject of this sketch. By her marriage with Mr. Owen were born: Jessie Owens, and Mary, wife of Richard Stewart, living, and John, deceased. Mrs. Owens remained at the old homestead until her death in 1887, aged seventy years. She was a devoted a devoted wife, a kind mother and a sincere Christian. The subject of this sketch was but a small boy when his parents came to Randolph county, and there he grew to his majority. He farmed the two years immediately proceeding the war, and when the ------ of civil strife was sounded he left the furrow to enlist with the army of the south. March 12, 1862, he joined the famed Company H, Fifty-first Georgia volunteers, under Capt. Balls, and served until wounded in the Shenandoah Valley campaign, at Cedar creek, September, 1864. His company was in Longstreet's corps, Lee's army of North Virginia, and was in the thickest of the fighting, at the second battle of Manassas, at South Mountain, Md., Sharpsburg, Fredericksburg, the Wilderness and Gettysburg. Then he was back to Funkstown, Md., Cold Harbor and Petersburg. The corps went to Knoxville, Tenn, then back to Lee's army. At the battle of Cedar Creek, when Mr. J.T. Bailey, member of Company H, and from Randolph county, was wounded while carrying the colors, it was Mr. Arrington who took them from his hands. A few minutes later he, in turn, was shot through the side and forced to give up the flag to a comrade. He was taken prisoner on the field of battle and sent to a hospital in Baltimore, and upon his recovery was released and sent home, in March, 1865. Mr. Arrington was married to Martha Lee, a native of Sumter county, and daughter of Jefferson Lee. The father died in Sumter county, leaving three daughters and one son. The latter was Thomas Lee, who was killed during the war. The daughters were: Caroline, wife of John Belcher, now living in Florida; Martha and Sylvania, now deceased, who was married to a Mr. Raegen. Mrs. Jefferson Lee died about 1879. Mrs. Arrington, as a girl, attended the schools of Sumter county and at Americus, and when her mother moved tof Randolph county entered the schools of that county and finished her education. Mr. and Mrs. Arrington have had born to them two children: Alice, wife of A.E. Mazell, and Ionaci. The latter attended school at La Grange and spent three years at Eufaula, Ala., under the instruction of Miss Simmons. She is accomplished in the science of music and is now in the Shellman high school. The family are members of the Baptist church. After the war Mr. Arrington devoted himself to farming. He was interested in a merchandise business at Shellman for about eight years, the same being looked after by his son-in-law, Mr. Mazell. Mr. Arrington owns several fine farms in Randolph county and has 1,000 acres of land under cultivation. He is familiarly known to his friends as General, a title given him in the army by his companions, who believed that his bravery was of a caliber commensurate with the appellation. Source: Memoirs of Georgia (1895).

Arrowood, David C., Event:Birth, Event Date:12/2/1909, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:boy, 125 McAfee St., Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Arthur, Talbot. SEE Basil Jones and John Langdon.

Asbury,Richard. Wife, Sarah. Children: Emily and Matilda Asbury, Hannah Daniel, Susan Powell, Mary Bledsoe. Sons: Henry, Richard, Redmond, Chris.
Source: LWT of Richard Asbury Columbia Co., Ga Book G, page 30. Date: 4 May 1843. This is a very long will.

Ash, Charles,, Pvt. 10th Reg., 1782, North Carolina State Papers, Vol. 16, p. 1008.

Ash, Henry, b. ca 1815 N. C., son of Thomas. Wife, Lucinda, b. 1817 S. C. Issue: Coleman b. 1834 Ga., William R. ca 1837, Thomas and Henry, twins, b. 1838 Ga., Robert b. 1839 Ga., John b. 1841 Ga. m. 12/2/1866 in White Co., Ga., Sarah S. McAfee, Eliza b. 1847 Ga. Listed 1850 Lumpkin Co., Ga. Census. Source: Mrs. Carl Black, Rt. 4, Cleveland, Ga. 30528.

Ash, John. LWT, New Hanover Co., N. C., not dated. Samuel, William, Algernon, Acourt, Rebecca, Swann, Heirs: Rebecca, Moore, George.

Ash, John, Esq., Embassasor to England, d. here in negotion of these affairs, John Ash, Esqu., who, with great difficulty and hazard, got away to Virginia. the government were using all possible endeavors to prevent him. (1705). ...said John Ash, walking along street was assaulted by rude, drunken uncontrollable rabble set upon Ash and used him villianously and barbarously. Ash retired at friends, where armed multitude demanded he be surrendered, and took him to a ship (Capt. Rhett) there to Jamaica, where they threatened to hang him or leave him on a deserted isle signed by inhabitants, Caroline, 6/26/1705. Source:North Carolina State Papers, Volume II, pp. 899, 906.

Ash, John. Deep Inlet, 6/25/1776, letter from William Pur Refers to John Ash as “my steady enemy.” Source: North Carolina State Papers, Vol. 10, page 615.

Ash. John. LWT dated 1792, New Hanover Co., N. C. Heir: Samuel.

Ash, John B., Major, 1/26/1777; Let. Col. 11/2/1778, 6th Regt. Source:North Carolina State Papers, Vol. 16, page 1005.

Ash, Samuel, Lt. 1/23/1781, deranged 1/1/1783, 10th Regt. Source:North Carolina State Papers, Vol. 16, page 1007.

Ash, Samuel married Hannah Deveaux 7/1785 Beaufort, S. C. In 1790, Samuel Sr. and Jr. were in New Hanover Co., N. C. Hannah Ash, born 1753, died 1/26/1806 in Savannah, Georgia; left brothers.

Ash, Samuel. LWT, New Hanover Co., N. C., not dated. Heirs: Elizabeth, Samuel, Porter, Paoli, Richard, Thomas and John Baptiste.

Ash,Thomas, b. 1770/1780, d. 1847 Lumpkin Co., Ga. m. Elizabeth, b. 1770/1780. Listed on 1830 Habersham Co., Ga. Census and 1840 Lumpkin Co. Census. issue: Joseph b. ca 1795 N. C., William b. ca 1797 N. C. m. ca 1824 Sarah, Elizabeth b. 1808/1810 unmd., Barberry b. 1810/1820, Henry b. 1815 m. ca 1833 Louisa, Francis M. b. 1830/1835 d. 1847 Lumpkin Co., Ga. Source: Mrs. Carl Black, Rt. 4, Cleveland, Ga. 30528.

Ash,William, b. ca 1797 N. C., son of Thomas and Elizabeth, m. Sarah Spencer b. ca 1797 N. C. Issue: Coleman W. b. 1825 N. C. m. 4/15/1847 Lumpkin Co., Ga., Bethern D. Fowler, William A. b. 1828 N. C. m. 4/12/1851 Lumpkin Co., Frances Caroline Cantrell and 11/2/1870 Lumpkin Co., Celia Turner, Henry b. 1829 N. C. m. 10/19/1852 Lumpkin Co., Emily A. McAfee, daughter b. 1830/35 N. C., Eliza b. 1832 Georgia N. C., Frances b. 1834 N. C., Sarah b. 1836 N. C., Rebecca b. 1838 N. C., Jane b. 1840 Ga., Martha b. 1842 Ga., d. 1/5/1926 m. Rev. Daniel Washington Caldwell, Andrew Jackson b. 1844 Ga. d. 8/26/1904 m. Fannie Vernetta Caldwell. Source: Mrs. Carl Black, Rt. 4, Cleveland, Ga. 30528; Lumpkin Co., Ga. deed dated 3/19/1850 between William Ash and Henry Ash of Lumpkin Co., Ga. for $500, land in 4th Dist. of originally Habersham Co., now Lumpkin Co., being part of Lot No. 115.

Ashe, H. M., Event:Birth, Event Date:3/3/1910, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:boy, 49 Piedmont Place, Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Ashe, Jack, candidate for N. C. General Assembly, 1771-1781. Source: North Carolina State Papers, Vol. 16, page 946.

Ashe, John, Gen., prisoner at Wilmington, N. C., contacted smallpox and released on parole, but expired near Clinton, Sampson Co., N. C. in 1781. Source: North Carolina State Papers, Vol. 9.

Ashe, Edward, born During 1720's he was member of H. M. Commission ..., in England. Source: North Carolina State Papers.

Ashley, A. C., Event:Birth, Event Date:10/26/1907, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:girl, 16 Strong St., Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Ashley, John, Jr. of Anson Co., N. C., planter, deeded Thomas Ward, planter, part of a grant of 400 acres to James Terrers, 4/7/1749, conveyed to said Ashley 9/26/1749 by deed on NS of Great Pee Dee on a branch of Little River, Bafi10 Bog, 200 acres. Wit: John Ashley, Charles Robinson, Jr. Source: Anson Co., N. C. Deeds, Vol. I (1749-1757), page 24.

Ashley, Stephen d. Lincoln Co., GA. Wife, Susannah. Son: Thomas Graves Ashley. Brother: William Ashley.
Source:Camden Co., GA Will Bk A. LWT of Stephen Ashley dated 17 Sep 1819, probated 2 Jul 1821.

Ashmore, Frederick was b. ca 1739/1740 m. 2/8/1759 Bridget. Issue: John b. 1/22/1760, drew in 1803 Wilkes Co., Ga. LL, 2 draws; Elizabeth b. 12/29/1761 m. Thomas Tucker of Wilkes Co.; Sarah Ashmore b. 8/3/1763 m. Daniel Tucker; William Ashmore b. 11/17/1765, his LWT dtd 1/15/1817 Wilkes Co., probated 3/2/1818 mentioned notes of William Leverett for lifetime services rendered on George Tucker, William Leverett, Jr. and Henry. These notes to be collected and equally divided between My brothers, John and Peter Ashmore, and sisters, Elizabeth Tucker and Mary Lynn. William Ashmore m. dau. of Benjamin Catchings, for he was legatee in Estate of Benjamin Catchings, appraised 9/17/1798, Wilkes Co., Ga. Receipts on Estate of William Ashmore, 1818, given by: Samuel Arnett, Marbury Steed, Isaiah Paschal, Ollender Ashmore and George Terry for their share of the estate of Clarrender Ashmore, 1801 and 1798. His dau., Patience, m. Isaiah Paschall and dau., Mildred m. 1/1815, Marbury Sneed. William Ashmore was exr. of estate of Daniel Tucker. Receipt of Sarah Tucker for her part of her husband's estate and of John Chapman in right of his wife, Sarah, 2/8/1806 Wilkes Co., Ga. Source: Bible in possession of Mrs. Otis Ashmore, 909 Whitaker Street, Savannah, Ga.

Ashmore, John. LWT dtd 7/7/1776, probated 1784, Wil1iamsburgh, Virginia, of Prince William Co. and Colony of Virginia names bro., William Ashmore and brother, Walter Newell Ashmore.

Ashton, T. B., Event:Birth, Event Date:6/18/1909, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:girl, 146 McAfee St., Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Asken, W. S., Event:Birth, Event Date:8/12/1910, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:girl, 12 Moreland Ave.,Atlanta, Ga. Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Askew, Henry, Event:Birth, Event Date:5/9/1910, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:girl, 537 Pulliam St., Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Askew, J. P., Event:Birth, Event Date:8/20/1907, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:boy, 152 Pulliam St., Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Askinson, D., Event:Birth, Event Date:7/7/1906, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:girl, 157 Middle St. Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Atkins, Joel, (6/5/1819-1896), buried Ebenezer Methodist Church, Steens, Lowndes Co., Mississippi.

Atkins, Joseph C., Age/Birthdate:Age 28, Event:Obituary, Event Date:7-28-1836, County:Bibb, Notes:Native of Orange Co.,VA.d. Thurs. evening, Source: Georgia Messenger 7-26-1836

Atkins, Mahaley, wife of Joel, (1/10/1829-6/20/1881), buried Ebenezer Methodist Church, Steens, Lowndes Co., Mississippi.

Atkinson, Charles D., Event:Birth, Event Date:10/20/1909, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:girl 306 N. Jackson St. Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Atkinson, Henry, Event:Marriage, Event Date:12-29-1848, County:Dooly, Notes:Married: Mary Christmas, Source: Dooly Co. GA Marriages.

Atkinson, Nathan died Camden Co., GA. Heirs: John, Alexander, Edmund, Nancy.Source: Camden Co., GA Will Bk A. LWT of Nathan Atkinson dated 17 Mar 1817, probated 2 Apr 1817.

Atkinson, Robert Atkinson settled in Caswell County, North Carolina before the Revolutionary War and died in 1784, leaving a Last Will and Testament naming his children, viz: Ransom, Patsy, Mary and Jane. Ransom Atkinson of Caswell County deeded to John Atkinson of Caswell County for 210 pds, land on Hyco Creek adjoining McReynolds, Barnhill's line on 11 Feb 1786. Source:Caswell County Deed Book E; Caswell County Will Book A.

Atwood, Henry S. (1795-1864) was married to Ann Margaret McIntosh and cultivated the McIntosh family plantation at Cedar Point, McIntosh Co., GA until the War Between the States. He served as justice of the peace and an elder in the Darien Presbyterian Church. In 1860 he acquired a cotton mill known as the Curtwright factory on the Oconee River 14 miles from Eatonton and this is where he resided during the War Between the States and died there in 1864.
Source:Early Days on the Georgia Coast by Bobby Sullivan.

Auburn, James A., Event:Birth, Event Date:5/11/1910, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:girl, 2 Coss St. Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Aultman, Sampson, deceased. James Harper appointed guardian of orphans, i.e., Richard, Sarah, Margaret, Sampson. 1/18/1824.Source: Wayne Co., Ga. Estates (1822-1870), p. 60-61.

Aury, Jake Henry, Event:Birth, Event Date:4/13/1907, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:boy, 97 Curran St. Source: Atlanta Constitution

Auspourger, Samuel, native of Berne, Switzerland, born about 1699, became the surveyor of Frederica starting in October of 1738. For more information: Georgia Pioneers: Colonial Biographies

Austin,Allen Jefferson, son of William A. and wife, Amelia (2/21/1803-12/29/1825), was listed 1850 Muscogee Co. Census. Fam. #13. ALLEN J. Austin 46, Hancock Co., Amelia 69, Columbia Co., Christian 44, N. C., Labon T. 24, Crawford Co., Barney 16, Muscogee Co., George A. 11, Muscogee Co., Allen J. 13, Muscogee Co., Asteriann V. (female) 7, Muscogee Co., William M. 5, Muscogee Co., Ga.

Austin, Augustus B., son of William A. Austin and wife, Amelia, was b. 8/24/1808, d. 11/3/1868 m. Sarah Taylor. Dau: Josephine. Listed 1850 Muscogee Co. Census, Fam. #72. Augustus B. Austin, 42, farmer, Baldwin Co., Sarah 38, Livingston Co., S. C., John Coleman 21, Muscogee Co., Louisianna J. 19, Josephine E. 16, Christian McL. 15, Malissa 12, Helen A. 9, Sarah E. 7, William J. 5, George W. L. 3, James M. 6 mos., all Muscogee Co., Ga.

Austin,Blandina, wife of Sanford Austin. Death Cert. #2320634, Smyrna, Cobb Co., Ga., b. 10/17/1877, age 56, dau. of W. Brown Hargrett and Mary Nicholson of N. C., d. 9/23/1934.

Austin,, Charles. An Old War Coin Which the Owner Can Hae by Proving Title. Quitman, Ga., A year or two ago, Mr. John F. Spivey received at his store in this county a fifty-cent piece, upon one side of which was this inscription: Charles Austin, Co. B, Vol. A. King, 44th Reg. Nashville, Block House. No. 2. Age 20 yrs. Mr. Spivey kept the coin, and thinking the inscription may have been made by some soldier now dead, and that the coin might be highly prized by the soldier’s family, he is ready to send it to the proper person.
Source:Atlanta Constitution. 29 Mar 1891.

Austin, Charles Louis, Death Cert. #7434, d. 12/1/1977 Crawford Long Hospital, Atlanta, Ga., res. of 2186 Dering Circle, N. E. Born 9/27/1901 Charlotte, N. C., age 76, son of Sanford Austin and Blandina Hargett. Wife: Ruby. Buried: West View Cemetery, Atlanta, Ga.

Austin, Davis d. 1788 Liberty Co., Ga. when Mary Ann Austin was made admx. Amount of Appraisement: $391.15. 1784-1793 Exrs, Admrs and Guardians Bonds, Liberty Co. Born ca 1730, Revolutionary War Soldier. Liberty Co. Deed Book B, page 13, Joseph Way of Town of Sunbury to Davis Austin of Town of Sunbury, carpenter, for 4 shillings, Lot in Original Plan, No. 148, 70 feet at front and 135 in depth. Date: 12/6/1785.

Source: Research File of Jeannette Holland Austin.
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Austin, Green B. Born:7-18-1845 MO Buried: Died:4-28-1908 Helena, MT Rank/Regt: C Shelby's Brig, 2d MO Cav. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 8-1908, V. XVI, No. 8

Austin,Harris, his LWT dtd 11/7/1825 Jefferson Co., Ga. named wife, Anna and Samuel Bass, exrs. Children mentioned, but not named.

Austin,Henry, LWT 5/27/1818, probated 1821 Bryan Co., Ga. named wife, Elizabeth.

Austin, J. Buried: Confederate Rest National Cemetery Died:4-1-1862. Source: Confederate Rest Cemetery

Austin, J. Born: Buried: Ship Island, MS Cemetery Died:1-1-1865 Ship Island, MS Rank/Regt: Pvt. I FL Militia Source: Ship Island, MS Cemetery.

Austin, J. B. Born: Buried: Confederate Cemetery, LaGrange, GA. Rank/Regt: B 63d VA. Source: Confederate Cemetery.

Austin, J. G. Born: Buried: Confederate Cemetery Died: Rank/Regt: B 3d SC Source: Spotsylvaniaia C. H., VA

Austin, J. H. Born: Buried: Mount Jackson Shenandoah Co., VA Died: Rank/Regt: D 5th VA Regt. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 5-1897, V. V, No. 5

Austin, J. P. Born:12-22-1828 Buried: Confederate Cemetery, LaGrange, GA.2-10-1911 Rank/Regt: Colonel B 9th KY Cav. Source: Confederate Cemetery

Austin, J. T. Born: Buried: Fredericksburg Confederate Cemet Died: Source: Fredericksburg, VA

Austin, J. W. , Event:Birth, Event Date:3/7/1910, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:boy, 30 E. Fair St., Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Austin,James G., Rev. War Soldier, received pension in 1849. Resident of Forsyth Co., Ga. Source: Knights' Memorials, Landmarks and Legends.

Austin, Jerry Franklin, Age/Birthdate:12-10-1942, Event:Death, Event Date:3-3-1993, County:Fayette, City:Fayetteville, Notes:Wife: Jeannette Holland. Son: Christopher Lewis Austin. Source: Jeannette H. Austin.

Austin, Hampton D. listed on 1900 !:Ieck1enburg Co., No C. Census, Charlotte., b. 1/1845, age 55, m. 35 yrs., b. N. C., parents b. N. C. Wife: Caroline b. 9/1845, age 55, had 11 children, 8 alive, b. N. C., parents b. N. C. Son: Harison D., son, b. 12/1881, age 19, single, b. N. C., parents b., N. C., occupation: Molder. (E. D. 42, line 6, sheet 12, v. 72, R. 1205 and 1206).

Austin, Hannah, wife of John, d. before 2/1784, Lunenburg Co., Va. when a cert. to settle her est. was granted Joseph Austin, Benjamin Samuel Ford and Joseph Morton. Her maiden name may have been Hannah Love (not verified).

Austin, John b. 1680-1700, first appears in 1740 Brunswick Co., Va. records, on a list of, tithab1es, In 1749 he was constable of Lunenburg Co., Va.., owning at least 1000 acres in the pt of Lunenburg Co. which later became Halifax and Pittsy1vania Co. 's. His LWT dtd 9/1758, probated 2/5/1760, Lunenburg Co., Va., WB 1, p. 308, of Cornwall Parish, names wife, Hannah and sons: John, Valentine, Stephen, Richardson (also called Richard), and ,Joseph, mentioning that the first two were then married. Issue:' John, Jr.; Valentine, bequeathed 400 acres on Leatherwood Creek, then in' Halifax Co., Va., now Henry Co.; Stephen, recd 370 acres on Sandy River, Halifax Co., now Pittsylvania Co., Va. from father's est.; Richard, one of father's exrs, removed to Ga. before 1779; Joseph, b. ca 1730/35, d. ca 1810 Pittsy1vani'a Co., Va. when last taxed m. Wealthy Prewett (pruit) 11/28/1177, in Pittsy1vania Co., Va., the dau. of Daniel Pruit whose LWT 5/1755 was witd by John Austin, Sr. and Jr.. 4/1811, Wealthy Austin, his widow, was granted L/A on his estate. Joseph Austin's family lived on Sandy River in Pittsylvania Co.; not far from N. C. border. Source: Brunswick Co. OrderBook 1, page 345.

Austin, John, son of William of Greenville Dist., S. C. and wife, Jane Collins of Spartanburg Dist, S. C., was b. 3/21/1788 Greenville, d. 8/31/1852 DeKalb Co., Ga. m. 4/9/1807 Elizabeth Copeland, b. 1/10/1789 Spartanburg, S. C., d. 6/11/1869 Fulton Co., Ga. John Austin came to Georgia before 1820, listed on 1820 Walton Co., Ga. Census, 1830 DeKalb Co. Census, and 1840 DeKalb. He served as DeKalb Commissioner 1840 from 524th Militia District. Homeplace was located in what is now 36 Johnson Ferry Road, Sandy Springs, Ga., Dist. 17, Lot 125, Sq. 1, Unit 29. Fulton Deed Bk J, p. 355, 1/3/1859, 100 acres of above land deeded to William Collins Austin by Thomas Franklin Austin, admr. for John Austin, decd, west side of said lot adj. Thomas Abernathy in originally Henry, now Fulton Co., Ga. m. (1) Nancy Spruill (2) Rebecca E. Hamonds; Rose Dodd b. 2/27/1812 Greenville, S. C.; Thomas Franklin b. 4/13/1816 Greenville, d. 10/17/1864 Americus, Ga. m. 3/3/1842 Frances Martin b. 7/24/1822 d. 10/4/1894 Fulton Co., Ga.; Elizabeth Jane b. 3/14/1819 Greenville, S. C., d. 7/19/1888 m. Wilson Spruill, 12/27/1815-4/15/189_.

Austin, John of Wrightsboro, Ga., Columbia Co. Deed Bk E, p. 346, John Austin to James Germany. 10/18/1802. Both of Columbia Co., for $175.00. 300 acres formerly in Richmond Co., originally granted to John Zachery, bounded northeasterly by Savannah River, southeasterly by land surveyed for Larramore, southwesterly land survey, northwesterly by land of Thomas Henderson, including an island in the Savannah River supposed to contain 4 acres.

Austin, John, Jr., born ca 1720 married before 1758 in Lunenburg Co., VA.

Austin, Joseph, son of John, b. ca 1730/35 d. ca 1810 Pittsy1vania Co., Va. m. Wealthy Prewett (Pruit) in Pittylvania Co., Va. 11/26/1777, dau. of Daniel Pruit.

Austin, L. R., Event:Birth, Event Date:11/3/1908, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:girl, 160 Grant St., Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Austin, Louis E., Jr., Event:Obituary, Event Date:8-12-1938 County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:Small son of L.E.,Sr.Bros:Chas E.,Calvin P.Sis:Frances,Lorain,Louis,Sarah. Source: Atlanta Georgian 8-12-1938.

Austin, Louis E., Sr., Event:Obituary, Event Date:8-12-1938, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Sons:Charles, Calvin, Frances, Daughters:Loraine, Lois, Sarah Ann, Notes:Grandfathers: Charles C. Austin, Charles Jenkins. Source: Atlanta Georgian 1-21-1938

Austin, M. G. Born:1839 Buried: 12-3-1863 Loudon Park Cemetery Died: Rank/Regt: B 21st VA Regt. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 8-1907, V. XV, No. 7

Austin, Peter E. Born: Buried: Died:12-7-1901 Carrollton, MO Rank/Regt: Surgeon Shelby's Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 5-1906, V. XIV, No. 5

Austin, R. A. Born: Buried: Died:3-3-1902 Carrollton, MO Rank/Regt: Chaplain Slack's Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 5-1906, V. XIV, No. 5

Austin, R. P. Born: Buried: Lexington National Cemetery. Rank/Regt: D 5th KY Cav. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1898, V. VI, No. 1

Austin, Richard, son of John Austin, was b. ca 1746 Pittsylvania Co., Va., d. 1779 Wilkes Co., Ga., was a Quaker who lived in Wrightsborough community in 1770. Richard m. dau. of John Heard and they had a dau: Jane Austin. According to Richmond Co. deed, Richard's lands adjoined o thers, as follows: William Walton to Thomas Glascock, 3/10/1789, 150 acres on Little River, being confiscated property of John Graham, adj. lands of Richad Austin, Heard Germany, Ephraim Owens, David Baldwin, James Grierson and Joshua Sanders. Richard Austin removed to Hancock Co. where they were found in 1806 records. In 1808 he was found in Baldwin Co., and in Jones Co. GA from 1812 to 1823, and finally in Muscogee Co. in 1829.

Austin, Sanford C. marriage licence in Mecklenburg Co., N. C., age 21, and Dina Hargett, dau. of Brown Hargett, marr. performed 7/19/1898 at res. of bride's father in Sharon township.

Austin, S. C., Event:Birth, Event Date:12/3/1908, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:boy, 37 Hightower St. Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Austin,Seaborn J. listed 1850 Muscogee Co. GA Census, Fam. #22. Seaborn J., 38, Jones Co., Christianna 42, Burke Co., William C. 16, Muscogee Co., Joseph W. 12, Muscogee Co.

Austin, Stephen, son of John, recd 370 acres on Sandy River, then in Halifax Co., now Pittsylvania Co., Va. from his father'e est. Presumed to have a dau., Mary, who m. Jonathan Davis in Caswell Co., N. C., bond dtd 4/17/1781.

Austin, Stephen. Buried: N

Ashville Cemetery Died: Rank/Regt: H 5th AR Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1909, XVII, No. 11

Austin, Thomas D. Buried: Rose Hill Cemetery, Macon, GA. Rank/Regt: D 55th AL Source: Rose Hill Cemetery

Austin, Thomas Franklin, homeplace located on 498 Johnson Ferry Road, Sandy Springs, Ga., Dist. 17,Lot 120, Sq. LL, nit 32. Source: Josephine A. Knight, 31 Muscogee Ave., N. W., Atlanta, Ga. 30305.

Austin, Thomas J. Born:1835 Buried: Confederate Cemetery, LaGrange, GA.9-1864 LaGrange, GA Rank/Regt: Lieut. 1 SC Regt. Source: Confederate Cemetery

Austin, Valentine, son of John, made his LWT 1758. His father bequeathed him 400 acres on Leatherwood Creek, then in Halifa Co., Va., now in Henry Co., Va. Listed 1790 Census of Beaverdam District in 1788.

Austin, William Born: Rank/Regt: 10th KY Cav. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1898 V. VI, No. 1

Austin, William. Buried: Camp Chase Confederate Cemetery Died:9-18-1863 Columbus, OH Rank/Regt: Pvt. F 10 Ky Cav. Johnson's Co. Source: Camp Chase Cemetery.

Austin, William A. was b. 3/17/1776 Columbia Co., Ga., d. 8/17/1850 m. Amelia, daughter of Lemuel and Martha Howard, as per LWT of Martha Howard dtd 1/22/1802, probated 1/25/1803, Columbia Co., Ga. issue: Augustus B., Seaborn J., Coleman and ALLEN Jefferson (2/21/1803-1850) married 12/29/1825. History of Muscogee Co., Georgia relates that these dates are from tombstone records. Also appears to be a son of William A.: William, b. 1797 Ga., listed on 1860 Muscogee Co. Census (negro trader).
Source: History of Muscogee Co., GA.

Auston, G. B., Event:Birth, Event Date:12/9/1909, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:boy, 132 Glenn St. Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Autry,Absalom estate, Henry Co., Ga., recorded 1/19/1834. Isaac Autry, admr. 9/1834. Leave to Sell Real Estate, 11/1834. Sale Bill. 10/2/1839. Sold on the court house steps in Sumter Co. by Edward Pearce and Daniel Little on a credit bill of $140.25. Wilkes CO., Ga. Tax Digest, Absalom Autry,, 1 poll, 200 acres, Wilkes Co., 300 acres, Washington Co., Capt. John Autrey's District. Source: Wilkes Co. GA Tax Digest.

Autry,Alexander listed on 1785 Wilkes Co. Tax Digest, 1 poll, 200 acres,Wilkes Co.; 675 acres in Washington Co. 9/30/1773, Alexander AUTRY; 20 acres on Fishing Creek. Source: 1785 Wilkes Co. Tax Digest.

Autry, Francis M. Buried: Arlington Natl Cemetery, Arlington, Died:7-17-1864 Rank/Regt: D 12th GA Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 8-1900, V. VIII, No. 8

Autry,Jacob, Wilkes Co. Deed Bk GG, Jacob Autry, and wife, Elizabeth of Wilkes Co. to Nathan Smith of RoaneCo., N. C., 150 acres on North Fork of Beaverdam Creek of Little River (original grant in 1784 to Autry), 1/4/1792. Jacob Autry, and wife, Elizabeth to Lewis Barnett of Virginia, 300 acres on Little Beaverdam Creek 8/9/1785. Jacob Autry, and wife, Elizabeth, to Josiah Cole, 200 acres on Dry Fork at Little River 4/5/1786. Source: Wilkes Co. GA Deeds.

Autry,Jacob married Annabella McClane 5/20/1820 Greene Co., Ga.

Autry,Jacob m. Milbney Baggett 7/19/1840 Henry Co., Ga.

Autry,Jacob, Estate. David Moore granted L/A 11/3/1832 Georgia, Source: Inferior Court of Gwinnett Co., GA, P. 3.

Autry,Jacob, Rev. War Soldier. Greene Co., Ga. Deed Book I, p. 634-5, Jacob Autrey and Elizabeth, his wife, 1/25/1785 sold to Pearce Butler, et al, 287 1/2 acres. Issue: Rebecca b. 1787 Wilkes Co., GA. Source: Mrs. Doris Lyle Walker, Jonesboro, Ga. (1970)

Autry,John, Wilkes Co. Tax Digest, 3 1/2 polls, 5 slaves, 287 1/2 acres declared in Washington Co. GA. Source: Wilkes Co. Tax Digest 1792-4.

Autry,O. P. m. Georgia Sanford 1/6/1870 Greene Co., Ga.

Autry,Simon, deceased, Wilkes Co., Ga. Thomas Bankston appointed admr 9/20/1783.

Avary, Hugh, Event:Birth, Event Date:8/26/1909, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:boy, Atlanta. Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Avary, Robert Lee , Event:Birth, Event Date:2/12/1907, County:Fulton , City:Atlanta, Notes:boy, 18 Howard St. Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Avent, James, 1/8/1788-9/15/1866). Buried Walton Cemetery, Limestone Co., Alabama, between Swancott and Mooresville.

Avent, J.H. Buried: Manassas Battlefield Cemetery Died: Rank/Regt: E 10th VA Source: Manassas, VA

Avent, J. W. Buried: Manassas Battlefield Cemetery Died: Rank/Regt: E 10th VA Source: Manassas, VA

Avent, Mary, wife of James (7/23/1787-10/4/1930). Buried Walton Cemetery, Limestone Co.,Alabama, between Swancott and Mooresville.

Avent, Robert. Buried: Rock Island National Park Died:2-20-1864 Rank/Regt: Corpl. B 51st GA Regt. Source: Rock Island, IL

Avera, Randolph. “One of the first men to engage in mercantile business at Quitman was Randolph Avera, who died at his home in Quitman, December 22, 1912. Mr. Avera was born in Washington county, Georgia, on May 21, 1826. His father, David Avera, was born in the same county, February 2, 1800, where he was reared and married, and in 1828 moved to Crawford county, where he bought a plantation and operated it with his slaves for upwards of twenty years. He was also a member of the Legislature. Sources: A Genealogist's Notebook (Washington County, Georgia) by Jeannette Holland Austin; more information; A History of Savannah and South Georgia by William Harden, Volume II, pp. 750-751.

Avery, B. L. Buried: Soldiers Rest, Vicksburg, MS Died:6-28-1863 Rank/Regt: E 37th MS. Source: Cemetery List.

Avery, J. W., Event:Birth, Event Date:12/28/1910, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:boy, 221 Cameron St.
Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Avery, John gives power of attorney to son, Archer Avery, for the purpose of transacting all my business in Virginia. Date: 1 March 1803. Source: Columbia County GA Deeds.

Avery, John, his LWT dated 1781 in Brunswick Co., VA. Named daughter, Sarah Buckner.

Avery Richard W. Born:11-22-1839 Buried: Presbyerian Cemetery, Alexandria Died:5-24-1899 Rank/Regt: A 17th VA Inf. Source: Presbyterian Cemetery

Avery, W. H. Buried: Died:1912 Greensboro, AL Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 4-1912, V. XX, No. 4

Awtrey, E. W., Event:Birth, Event Date:9/11/1908, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:boy, 119 Powell St. Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Axon, Samuel Jacob was born 1751 in South Carolina, and came to Midway, Georgia. Died in Liberty County 1827. Served during the Revolutionary War as a Surgeon in the 1st South Carolina Regiment. He married 1st, Mary Ann Giradeau.
For more information: Georgia Pioneers: Colonial Biographies

Aycock, B. D. Buried: Nahville Cemetery. Rank/Regt: A 7th TX Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1909, XVII, No. 11.

Aycock, James, his LWT dtd 8/6/1776 Wilkes Co., Ga. Issue: William, Richard, James, John, Sherod. Source: Wilkes Co. GA Wills & Estates.

Aycock, James, migrated from Virginia prior to 1773 when he was listed as a settler on the ceded lands in Wilkes County. His plantation consisted of some 600 acres which was divided between his sons at his death, as well as a number of Negro slaves. The land must have been located on the ceded lands in Wilkes County, on the southside of the Broad River. In the inventory of his estate dated January 1778 (Wilkes County), listed due from John Bradford to William Aycock, about the year of 1745.
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Aycock, Richard, son of James, came from Virginia with wife and two sons. He was granted 400 acres in Wilkes Co. on 9/27/1773. Wilkes Co. Estate of Richard Aycock, inv. and appr. dtd 9/16/1786. 1791 heirs: Henry, Joel, Rebecca, Richard, Winney. Jesse Cox, admr, in right of his wife, the late widow of Richard Aycock, decd. Receipt of Richard Aycock, Jr., one of heirs of deceased for $52.00, 7/20/1801. 1803 heirs: Burwell, Henry, Joel, Rebecca, Richard, Jr.

Ayers, B. F. Rank/Regt: 25th VA Cav. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1898 V. VI, No. 1

Ayers, C. G. Born: Buried: Cave Hill Cemetery, Louisville, Ky. Rank/Regt: GA Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1898, V. XIII, No. 1

Ayers, Lee, Event:Birth, Event Date:2/5/1910, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:boy, 174 Mills St. Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Ayers, Russell T., Event:Marriage, Event Date:11-27-1866, County:DeKalb, Notes:Married: Martha Elizabeth Perkins. Source: DeKalb Co. GA Marriages.

Ayers, W. F. Buried: Confederate Cemetery, Marietta, Ga. Rank/Regt: 34th MS. Source: Confederate Cemetery.

Ayers, William. Buried: Confederate Rest National Cemetery Died:4-3-1865. Rank/Regt: B 10th TX Source: Confederate Rest Cemetery.

Aymes, Newton C., Event:Birth, Event Date:8/14/1907, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta, Notes:boy, 139 Pearl St., Source: Atlanta Constitution.

Avrea, Arthur and Rebecca, his wife, deed to James Espy on 17 February 1802 17 1/2 acres of land on Gray's Creek, being originally granted to James Keith. Source: Lincoln Co. GA Deed Book B, pp. 434-435.

Ayres, Daniel, 1763-1827, served in Rev. War; drew land in Ga. He married Rhoda Holton. Issue: Joseph, Obediah, Mary, Priscilla, John and Rhoda. Source: Roster of Revolutionary War Soldiers in Georgia by McCall, Volume III.

Ayres, John mortgage to Peter and Nathaniel Crawford for $150.00, gives mortgage on 120 acres of land on Hart's Creek originally granted to Henry Jones and by him to Richard Howell and by him to William Ware and by him to John Ayres. Date: 22 July 1817. Source: Columbia Co. GA Deeds.

Ayres, Lewis. Buried: Confederate Cemetery, Chattanooga. Rank/Regt: A Conscript. Source: Confederate Cemetery

Ayres, Manlius A. Born:11-9-1847 Sedalia, MO Buried: Died:8-1-1909 Sedalia, MO. Rank/Regt: Capt. Barry's Co. MO Cav Escort for Gen. Parsons. Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 3-1910, V.XVIII, No. 3

Ayres, William. Buried: Green Lawn Cemetery, Camp Morton, IN. Rank/Regt: D 43d MS Source: Confederate Veterans Magazine 1-1914, V. XXII, No. 1