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Matches 1,201 to 1,250 of 2,725
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| 1201 | Elizabeth C. Herron appears on the 1866 list of female members of Coneross Baptist Church. Her name is stricken through on the list with the letters "EXC" written before and after her name. | Brewer, Elizabeth Caroline (I5756)
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| 1202 | Elizabeth Condon is tentatively identified as the wife of James Martin. There is a record of a marriage in Christian County, Kentucky between James Martin and Elizabeth Condon in 1813. | Gorin, Elizabeh (I8602)
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| 1203 | Elizabeth Moore Marshall died of a coronary thrombosis. Her obituary appears in the Daily Times News on 27 May 1970 | Moore, Rebecca Elizabeth (I1414)
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| 1204 | Elizabeth N. Lewis and Radford F. Lewis, Tracking the Hunter: The Descendents of Nimrod Farguson and Rebecka Hudson, p. 17 "On 01 Sep 1832, when he filed his application for a pension as a soldier of the Revolutionary War, Isaac Ferguson, son of Nimrod and Rebecka Hudson.....Farguson, claimed to have been born in Edgecombe County, North Carolina in 1757. He stated that when he enlisted in the army in 1777 his place of residence was Halifax County, VA....................He said that on 27 Oct 1779, in Halifax County, VA., he married Nancy (names not legible)...." | Ferguson, Isaac (I8892)
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| 1205 | Elizabeth Perry, nee Bennett, is the daughter of Peter Bennett, first cousin of Thomas F. Bennett. She is the second wife of Thomas F. Bennett. His previous wife was Elizabeth Kerr, daughter of William Kerr. | Family F103
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| 1206 | Elizabeth Pierce, daughter of Alice Pierce and a minor, on 1 November 1624, "made Choyce of Thomas Bennet her father in law [step father]" as her guardian to assume the "Guardianship and Administration of the lands and goods of John Philmoor." John Frederick Dorman, Adventurers of Purse and Person, Virginia 1607-1624/5, Vol 2, p. 819 (Baltimore Maryland:Genealogical Publishing Company, Fourth Ed. 2005) | Family F135
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| 1207 | Elizabeth Ratliff married first to James W, Bennett. A Petition for Dower filed by Elizabeth in the November Court 1867 states that James W. Bennett died in August 1867. At the time of the census on 1870, she was living with her father Pendleton Ratliff. Joseph Richardson was also living in the Pendleton Ratliff household and was identified as a farm laborer. Elizabeth Ratliff Bennett married Joseph Richardson in about 1878. Joseph Richardson and his wife Lizzie are listed in the 1900 census in Rockingham County, North Carolina. Elizabeth's son, James W. Bennett is living in the same household. Other members of the household include 17 year old Anne K. Foster (who is identified as a niece of Joseph Richardson), and 8 year old Mable E. Bennett (who is identified as a granddaughter of Joseph Richardson). Mable E. Bennett appears to be the daughter of James William Bennett, one of the sons of Elizabeth Ratliff and James W. Bennnett. The relationship between Ann K. Foster and Joseph Richardson has not been verified. | Ratliff, Elizabeth P. (I4747)
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| 1208 | Elizabeth Rollins was brought before the Caswell County Court to answer a complaint that she had borne an illegitimate child. Elizabeth refused to swear an oath and posted a bond with Nicholas Smith to provide for support of the child. In the 1860 census, Nicholas Smith is enumerated in the household next door to where Elizabeth Rowland is living. | Rollin, Elizabeth (I1035)
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| 1209 | Elizabeth Sanders may have been a daughter of Robertson and Sarah Sanders of Rockingham County, NC and may have died in 1859, during childbirth. Joseph is living alone in 1860, in Locust Hill, NC. He did notmarry again. He died aafter 1900 in the Yancyville, NC Township. | Sanders, Elizabeth (I6819)
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| 1210 | Elizabeth was born in the portion of Mecklenbeg Co. that later became Union County. The date of her birth is approximated based on the 1850 census. | Shelby, Elizabeth “Betsy” (I4202)
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| 1211 | Elizabeth was not listed in the 1860 census taken on 13 Oct 1860 in Henry County, Tennessee. | Lyon, Elizabeth (I8967)
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| 1212 | Elizabeth's tombstone inscription reads, "Elizabeth Bailey, wife of Charles Parks." | Family F2176
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| 1213 | Elliot, p. 29. | Family F733
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| 1214 | Ellison Starnes name at birth appears to be Ellison Cagle. Ellison is listed as Ellison Cagle in the 1850 census and as Ellison Starnes in the 1860 census. He is possibly the grandson of Esther Starnes. | Starnes, Ellison (I4199)
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| 1215 | Elmer never married. | Hunnicutt, Elmer Herbert (I6401)
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| 1216 | Elsie Bennett was single. Her sister Eunice Bennett was the informant on the death certificate. | Bennett, Elsie (I4568)
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| 1217 | Elva's death records states that she was born 10 Apr 1821 in Johnson County, Tennessee. It also states that she died 23 Jan 1914 at the age of 83 years 9 months and 18 days. That yields a birthdate of 5 Apr 1831. The later date is consistant with census records, so I estimate her birth to be sometime in April, 1831. | McQueen, Evelyn (I5763)
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| 1218 | Emily is listed as 26 years old. | Young, Emily (I3937)
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| 1219 | Emily left a will in Rockingham Co., NC dated 14 Feb. 1868 and probated during the May session 1868. She made bequests to her brother Robert J. Young, niece Mary E. Carrell, and her unnamed mother. Mary E. Carrell is the daughter of Julia Ann Young and John L. Carrell. | Young, Emily (I3937)
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| 1220 | Emily Lewis (22) is living in the household with Fleming and Sally Lewis. She was not in the household in the 1850 or 1860 census, which suggests that she is not a daughter. She may be a niece of Fleming and Sally Lewis, taken in after a brother of Fleming died. | Lewis, Fleming L. (I4742)
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| 1221 | er death certificate lists her occupation as inmate. She is buried in the Bennett family cemetery in Reisdville, North Carolina. | Bennett, Josephine Holderby “Josie” (I3985)
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| 1222 | Ernest Linwood Bennett and Lucille Yates were married on Thursday, Jan. 27, 1927 in Danville, Virginia. The marriage was performed by Dr. T. A. Smoot, pastor, at the home of John Richard Yates on Jefferson Ave. The bride was given away by her brother, Ophel Wade Yates. Arch Ferguson, brother-in-law of the groom, was best man. | Family F3
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| 1223 | Escorted Merchant vessels out of Chesapeake to Amsterdam, Holland. On passage, they captured a large British merchantman and William Dove was one of eight men detailed to take command of the prize. They brought ship with four prisoners to Philadelphia in July 1780. | Dove, William (I8922)
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| 1224 | est. based on 1850 census | Kennon, James (I1709)
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| 1225 | estimate based on census | Taylor, James D. (I3093)
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| 1226 | Evidence of this marriage is provided by the 1920 Census of Mecklenburg County, North Carolina. This census shows Levi with a wife named Emaline and a mother-in-law, Martha Flowers. In the 1900 Census, Levi is married to Laura Duffy Herron and has a niece, Emaline, living in his household. Emaline was a niece of Levi's second wife and later became his third wife. | Family F2018
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| 1227 | Extra notes | Bennett, Richard (I300)
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| 1228 | Family oral history states that Pickney Monroe Herron had a sister named Pasha (pronounced Pay sha) and that she married a Massey. She would therefore be a daughter of John Herron and Mary Martin. The 1880 census of Oconee Co., SC show a David and Patience Massey listed next to Mary Martin Herron and Pickney Herron. In this census Patience is 38 years old giving a birthdate of approximately 1842. She is not, however, listed in the household of John and Mary Herron in the 1850 census when she would have been of child of about 8 years old. On the other hand, the death certificate of John S. Massey, son of David and Patience, gives his mother's maiden name as Patience Herron. 1880 Census, Oconee Co., SC Keowee Township, Enumerated 9 Jun 1880 Series: T9 Roll: 1236 Page: 354A-354B Dwelling #119, Family #119 Massey, David W, M, 40 Farmer SC SC SC Patience W, F, 38, wife, Keeping House SC SC SC Sarah F. W, F, 11, daughter, At Home SC SC SC Mary ? W, F, 5,daughter, At Home SC SC SC John S. W, M, 10/12, son, At Home SC SC SC Note that Dwelling #120 is Mary Herron, and dwelling #121 is Pickney Herron. John S. Massey and Mary Ida Lowie are children of Patience. Notes from another researcher: Here is what I know about Patience after 1880: She is in Franklin Co. GA, Bryant's district by Pink in 1900. Her son John married NancyWilliams in Franklin Co. GA in 1903. Then, in 1910, she and her son John Stephen Massey and his family arein Wilcox Co. GA. I have no idea why they are there- no one else in my lines was ever in Wilcox. I cannot find Patience or her son John in 1920. I have looked and looked and looked. Then, in 1930, John S. Massey is back in Oconee county with his family. Patience is not with him-- which makes sense if she died in 1923. One of John's sons says he was born in Alabama. I have looked in Alabama for the family in 1920 without success. John S. Massey and his wife Nancy Williams Massey are buried in Oconee Co. in Westminster First Baptist cemetery. But, I have never found any burial record for Patience. ------------------------------------------------------------ | Herron, Patience (I6346)
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| 1229 | Fannie Bennett is mentioned in the obituary of her step-daughter, Mary J. Cleveland on April 29, 1921 in the Jackson Progress. | Frances (I9414)
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| 1230 | Father is identified as Albert Kessiah in death certificate. | Family F1283
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| 1231 | father of Columbus Harrison is Joseph Harrison, deceased, mother of Columbus Harrison is Eliza Harrison, living. father of Pollie Lanier is Clement H. Lanier mother of Pollie Lanier is Nicey Ann Lanier | Family F745
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| 1232 | February Term 1797. Deed from Bryan Lemon (?) to Jo Scott 92 acres proved by Wm Bethel. Rockingham County,North Carolina, Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Minutes, 1796 - 1808, image 56 of 582. February Term 1798. Deed from Edward Philpott to Jo Scott 233 acres proved by John Horsford. Rockingham County,North Carolina, Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Minutes, 1796 - 1808, image 97 of 582 | Scott, John (I4419)
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| 1233 | February Term 1798. Deed from Mary Patrick to James Patrick 60 acres proved y Wm Patrick. Rockingham County,North Carolina, Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Minutes, 1796 - 1808, image 97 of 582 | Patrick, James (I8256)
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| 1234 | February Term 1803. Deed from Ezekiel McCollister to Allen Williams 22.5 acres acknowledge. Rockingham County,North Carolina, Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Minutes, 1796 - 1808, image 297 of 582 | McCollister, Ezekial (I8444)
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| 1235 | Frances Bennett was the daughter of Thomas F. Bennett and Elizabeth Kerr Bennett. She married in 1803 to George Crider. Catherine Lindsay Knorr, Marriage Bonds and Minister’s Returns of Pittsylvania Co., Virginia 1767-1805, Southern Historical Press, Inc., Greenville, SC 2002 (reprint), p. 21. Henry Crider, George’s brother, was surety on the marriage bond. George and Frances Crider moved to Gibson Co. TN. Frances died before 19 Oct. 1839 in Gibson Co., TN when a schedule of property was returned by T.B. and S. J. Crider, the administrators of her estate. Rebecca L. Blackwell, Descendants of John Michael Kreider of Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, Heritage Books, Westminster, MD 2007, pp. 28-32. | Bennett, Frances (I536)
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| 1236 | Frank served as a private first class in the US Army during WWII. | Herron, Frank L. (I6253)
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| 1237 | Frederick Stier's household includes his mother Nancy. His wife, though still alive, is not living with Frederick. Instead, she is living with her daughter Martha and son-in-law Thomas Combs in the household of William Corum. It appears that Frederick and his wife Elizabeth separated prior to the time of the 1860 census. | Stier, Frederick (I905)
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| 1238 | From 1850 Census | Shepard, Sarah B. (I83)
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| 1239 | from family bible | Dill, Reubin H. (I859)
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| 1240 | from family bible | Dill, Reubin H. (I859)
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| 1241 | From: Lin Subject: WALKER: Alexander c1766-c1811 of Locust Hill Date: Sun, 06 Jan 2002 14:10:11 +0000 In-Reply-To: Hello, Roberta and any others out there interested in these WALKERs of Caswell Co NC! I too would love to determine who the father of this Alexander WALKER was, and also who his mother was, and what the maiden surname of his wife was. The second Alexander WALKER whom you mention is Alexander J. WALKER, a grandson of the first Alexander WALKER whom you mention. Alex J. WALKER was born in about 1815 in Caswell Co NC and was still alive in the 1880 US Census in Locust Hill, Caswell Co NC; I don't know when or where he died; do any of you know? He married Mary Ann DILL under a Caswell Co NC Marriage Bond dated 26 December 1832. Who were her parents? The father of Alex J. WALKER was John WALKER (c1794-1860s), who was the eldest son of the first Alexander WALKER. The mother of Alex J. WALKER was Elizabeth BEAVER, a daughter of the Revolutionary War soldier and pensioner Jeremiah BEAVER. There were at least two Lewis PIKEs that I know of. One of them was involved in deeds with these WALKERs for land which lay on the boundary line between Caswell Co NC and Rockingham Co NC. In about 1802, a James WALKER filed suit in the Superior Court of Caswell Co NC to eject Lewis PIKE from some land. Before this lawsuit could come to trial in 1802, the name of the plaintiff changed to "Richard SMITH on demise of James WALKER". Does this mean that James WALKER DIED after filing suit but before this court record in which the plaintiff was now named as Richard Smith "ON DEMISE OF" James WALKER? In other words, in law, is there any other meaning for the phrase "demise of" besides "death of"? I can find no other meaning in quite a few dictionaries. The court ruled in favour of the defendant, Lewis PIKE, in the ejectment suit. However, in the same session of the same court, Alexander WALKER sued Lewis PIKE for slander, and won. If "demise of" in this court record does mean "death of", then this is proof that the James WALKER who resided at Lennox Castle in the extreme eastern part of Rockingham Co NC, who also had a son named Alexander WALKER of very similar age to ours, cannot be the same James WALKER, because the Lennox Castle one was alive in 1803 to write his last will, and this one in the WALKER v PIKE lawsuit was dead by 1802. There is an incredible similarity of forenames between that Lennox Castle family of WALKERs and our WALKERs of Moon's Creek, western Caswell Co NC. But so far I haven't been able to find a link. One James WALKER in 1801 GAVE some land to a David WALKER, and at the same time he SOLD some land to Alexander WALKER; neither of these deeds states the relationship between grantor and grantee. What ever became of William WALKER (born ca 1800), the third son of Alexander and Mary WALKER of Moon's Creek / Locust Hill, Caswell Co NC? I have what I think might be a complete list of the grandchildren of the Alexander WALKER who died in December 1810 or January 1811. You mentioned in another email that you have all his children and grandchildren, too. Shall we compare our lists and see if they are the same? I'm pleased to have a fellow researcher to work with on these WALKERs. Thanks for writing, Roberta. If any of the rest of you are searching for these WALKERs, please feel free to jump into this conversation at any time -- we need all the help we can get! Lin At 15:30 04/01/2002 -0700, butlerfrw@email.msn.com wrote: >This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. >Classification: Query >Message Board URL: >http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/RSB.2ACE/49.1159 > >Message Board Post: >you are the first person i have even remotely ccame into contact with >about this set of walkers. i wrote a book on walkers of caswell co. nc. i >started with alexander, this one????????i am familiar with lewis pike, and >this james walker who might have been alex brother, uncle or father. i am >desperately trying to go back further with this alexander. there is >another alexander who married mary ann dill about 40 years after my ales >died in l8ll. i feel there is connection. please email me. roberta walker >butler | Walker, Alexander J. (I1042)
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| 1242 | George Dill died about 1878 without a widow or lineal descendants. His named heirs are his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Dill, brothers C. Pinckney Dill and Noel Dill, heirs of deceased brother Garrison Dill, and Mary Crane and C. Pinckney Dill, Jr., the only children of another deceased brother. This unnamed brother appears to be Hiram Dill. (Greenville Co., SC Estate Records, Apartment 41, File 43) The estate record of George Dill provides five heirs of John Dill, including George Dill. These are the same five heirs of John named in the estate of Runnels Dill. (Probate Judge Real Estate Book, GreenvilleCo, SC, 1841-1863, page 46) Both estate records exclude Manley Francis Dill. Records from South Carolina Accounts Audited show that John Dill was veteran of the State Line in the Revolutionary War and that he died leaving 6 children. (South Carolina Accounts Audited Reel 34,Frame 504) His widow and his three youngest children were added to the pension list of the State. The three youngest children were Runnels G. Dill, Hiram W. Dill, and Manley F. Dill. (South Carolina Accounts Audited Reel 34, Frame 506) It is not clear why Manley Francis Dill was not including among the heirs of John in these two estate records. | Dill, George (I5653)
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| 1243 | George Lewis appears on the Pittsylvania County Land Tax List with 167 acres of land through 1809. In 1810 through 1815 he is listed as George Lewis dec'd with 167 acres. | Lewis, George (I8866)
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| 1244 | George Michael Reitlehuber made will 24 October 1795, proven 22 July 1800 (Newberry Wills C-59). His will names children: George; Johannas; Mary Elizabeth, wife of Wm Follmer; Anna Mary, wife of Jacob Reisinger; Barbara; Solomay and Rosannah Reitlehover, wife of Wm Ballintine | Reitlehover, George Michael (I6788)
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| 1245 | George N. Saunders lived in the vicinty of Reidsville his entire life and worked as a house painter. | Saunders, George Norman (I72)
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| 1246 | George Richard Bennett lived in the Pigg River District and was married at the time of his death. | Bennett, George Richard (I508)
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| 1247 | George Staton's name is listed variously in the records. Probate records of George Dill name Mrs. Richard Staton as an heir. (Greenville Co. Probate Court, Apt. 20, File 29) He is also listed as Richard Staten in the 1850 census of Spartanburg Co., SC. The obituary of Eliza J. Campbell, a daughter, names her parents as George Staton and Axie Dill Staton. (Greenville News, 5 Sep 1933, p. 5) The death certificate of Mrs. Susana Langley names her parents as Axie Dill and Richard Staten. In the 1850 census of Spartanburg Co., SC Richard Staten, age, 23, islisted consecutively with the families of Reuben Staten, age 25, and James Staten, age 45. In the 1880 census of Greenville Co., SC Axie Staton, widow, is listed next to Reuben Staten and his wife Julia. It is possible that James Staten is the father of Richard and Reuben. Year: 1850 State: South Carolina County: Spartanburg Sheet No: 116B Reel no: M432-858 Division: Unknown Townships Page No: 232/056 Enumerated on: August 8, 1850 by: R. N. Foster FN 418, HN 418 Reuben Staten, 25, M, Farmer, SC Julia Staten, 25, F, ,SC E. D. Staten, 2, F, , SC FN 419, HN 419 James Staten, 45, M, Farmer, SC Jane Staten, 45, F, , SC Arman Staten, 20, F, , SC FN 420, HN 420 Richard Staten, 23, M, Farmer, SC Axia Staten, 20, F, , SC Lenora Staten, 1, F, SC SC MAR, Vol. III, Spring 1975, No. 2, p.71 Pages 57-59. 1860 Census of South Carolina, Greenville Co. Roll M653_1220, pg. 506-507 DN 44, HN 37 Richard Staton, 37, M, Farmer, 0, 200, NC Axy Staton, 34, F, Housekeeper, SC Lenora Ann, 12, SC Elizabeth, 10, F, SC Susannah, 7, F, SC DN 44, HN 38 George Dill, 65, M, Farmer, 8000, 500, SC Prudence, 58 Andrew, 19 The Confederate Service records for Richard Staton are under the nameof J. R. Staten. He enlisted in the Confederate Army on 5 Nov 1862 in Greenville. He served in the SC 3rd (Palmetto) Battalion, Co. H. from his enlistment through April 1863 under Capt. Holtsclaw. He was transferred to Co. I under Capt. Bowden from May until his death. The muster roll shows he went AWOL on 26 Jun 1863. He died of fever on 3 Jul 1863 at home in Greenville. He apparently went home to die. On 23 Jan 1864 his widow, Axy Staten filed for final settlement. (Source: Film #M267-82 - Compiled Service Records of Confederate Soldiers from the State of South Carolina. 3d (Palmetto) Battalion, Light Artillery Po-S) | Staton, George Richard (I6883)
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| 1248 | George W. Barnes, private, Company K. 1st North Carolina Cav. (9th State Troops) CSA enlisted on 29 July 1861 at Franklin, NC. Muster roll for November and December 1864 (last on file) shows him absent wounded 27 Oct 1864. | Barnes, George Hudson (I5332)
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| 1249 | George W. Dill Estate Records Petition for Final Settlement Greenville Co., SC Apartment 22, File 42 The State of South Carolina Greenville County To S. J. Douthit Probate Judge of said County. The humble Petition of J. M. Bailey respectfully shows that he is the Administrator of the Estate of George W. Dill, deceased, and that he desires to make a Final Settlement of said Estate and obtain his discharge. He further shows that the following are the heirs at law of said deceased. (viz, Laureth C. Hanks, widow and James & Mary Dill, children of said deceased,both of whom are minors and your Petitioner is their Guardian. Your Petitioner prays that you will appoint some stated day and cite the above named parties to appear at a court of Probate to show cause if anythey can why a Final Settlement of said Estate should not be had and your Petitioner discharged. Your Petitioner further prays that a Guardian ad Litum be appointed to represent the minors. And your petitioner will ever pray. This 1st day of August A.D. 1872 Signed: James M. Bailey (Transcribed by Don Bennett, 14 June 2003) | Dill, George Washington (I5656)
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| 1250 | George Wood is identified as father of Susannah Wood in marriage record. After his death, His wife Mary and sons John and Thomas were granted administration of his large estate. It appears that the administrators were less than diligent in closing the estate, so Jesse Posey and his wife Susannah filed suit in Halifax County Court for division of the estate. The court records identify the wife and children of George Posey. | Family F2478
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