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Stringer of South Carolina and Hall County



JOHN STRINGER was b. 1793 South Carolina m. 1st, 10/22/1820 in Hall Co. Ga., Isabel Blythe, 2nd, 9/1853, Olivia Westbrooks. He d. 7/20/1860 Hall Co., Ga. Children:
  1. WILLIAM A. STRINGER b. ca 1821 m. 1/4/1841 in Hall Co., Ga., Marah Odle.

  2. ALEXANDER M. STRINGER b. 1825 m. 2/4/1845 Susan Reed (b. 1829). In 1850 Alexander ran a grocery store business; 1860 he was Exr of his father's LWT. Alexander Stringer, a lunatic about 1877; James H. appointed guardian. Children:
        
    1. James R. Stringer b. 1845 in in Hall County, Georgia in 1845. He lived in Buford for several years and moved to Rockmart, Georgia. The town of Buford was incorporated August 24, 1872. The first Commissioners were Adam Pool, A. G. Harris, John F. Espy, W. R. Chamblee, J. R. Stringer, and J. A. Pattillo.   
    2. F. J. Stringer b. 1847.   
    3. T. F. Stringer b. 1850.   
    4. W. M. Stringer b. 1852.   
    5. B. A. Stringer b. 1855.   
    6. B. F. Stringer b. 1857.   
    7. M. F. Stringer b. 1860.


  3. JOHN G. STRINGER b. ca 1822 m. 11/2/1842 in Hall Co., Ga., Mary Odle.

  4. DANIEL MILT0N STRINGER b. 1826 Hall Co., Ga. m. ca 1845 Emily Morrow (b. 1829 Canada), the dan. of James Morrow. He d. 1/10/1890. Emily d. 1902. Children:
        
    1. James Stringer b. 1846 Alabama.   
    2. Lavinia Stringer b. 1849 m. Mr. Wiley.   
    3. Emily Stringer m. Mr. Wayne.   
    4. John D. Stringer.   
    5. Ella B. Stringer m. Mr. Puson.   
    6. William M. Stringer.     
    7. Clinton Stringer b. Annie, d. 1922.   
    8. Benjamin Leroy Stringer 2/17/1868-1910.

    9. JAMES A. STRINGER b. 1831 m. 5/27/1858 Jeraline Reed. He d. ca 1877, intestate. Daughter: Mary.

    10. MARY STRINGER b. ca 1814 m. 1/7/1830 Samuel S. Crews.

    11. NANCY STRINGER b. ca 1817 m. 6/13/1833 Burton Mullis.

    12. MAHALA STRINGER b. ca 1821 m. 1/22/1837 Henry Garner.

    13. ELIZABTH STRINGER b. ca 1821 m. 8/17/1837 John M. Westbrook.

    14. JANE STRINGER b. after 1825, m. Mr. Hyatt.
Buford
Buford, Georgia, named after A. F. Buford, president of the railroad.

Sources: Hall Co. Marriages; Hall Co. Wills.