| JOE BAGGETT
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Items Joe was researching:
As we've seen in earlier newsletters, Susan Baggett, 12, is shown on the 1850
census of Chambers County, Ala., as the daughter of Andrew B. and Rebecca
(Osborne) Baggett of Jackson Co. and Henry Co., Ga. The "R.P.? Baggett, 58?/68?
SC" that you found in Lee Co., Ala., in 1870 is the same Rebecca Osborne
Baggett!
J.F. Baggett shown on the 1870 census is Andrew & Rebecca's son John F. Baggett,
who organized and became captain of Company F, 46th Georgia Infantry, CSA, in
May 1862 at Loachapoka, Lee County. The family you found in 1870 is shown on the
1860 census of Macon County, p. 845, Ancestry image 149: John F. Baggett 32 born
Ga. farmer, wife Sarah T. 21 born Virginia, Rebecca P. 58 SC, Elizabeth 17 Ala.,
Obuna? (female) 15 Ala., Elizabeth F. (sic) 13 Ala., M.T. Preston 12 (male)
Virginia; living adjacent F.M. Osborne 21 Ga. overseer, etc. Living very closeby
at Ancestry image 150 were your James Nunnelee 24, Susan V. 5, ELiza L. 3,
Cornelia J. 1.
From how I read the 1870 Lee County census, we have J(ohn) F. Baggett 42 Ga.,
S(arah) T. 31 Va., daughter H.?L. 3, mother R(ebecca) P. 68 SC, (John F.'s
brother) William S. 36 Ga., S.V. (Susan V.?) Nunnelee 14.
Descendant Samuel Graves Baggett had said Rebecca's husband Andrew B. Baggett
had died "about 1871," but he was obviously in error. I'll have more details in
the next "Baggett Family Newsletter."
Joe Baggett
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