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BONNER - I am searching for the burial
place of Joseph Bonner a Revolutionary soldier who lived in Jones
Co. GA. Married to Susannah (Heath ?) Joseph's children
were William m. Nancy Chappell. Hubbard m. Rachel Magee, Uriah
m. Ann Tyner, Mildred m. Benjamin Weatherly. Possibly other
children. Joseph & Susannah lived and died in Jones County in the 1820's.
Robert
Bonner, GA.
5/13/2009
HARPER - I am trying to locate the grave of George Harper, died in Jones Co., 1839. He was a Rev. War Soldier. Any information would be appreciated. Madelyn 6/5/2009
LEDBETTER - I am looking at the 1820 Census for Jones county. There is a Joseph Ledbetter (m. Jane Parker) with 3 males under 10. One is Jacob b. 1811, one is Andfrew b. 1815, could the other one be Joseph b. 1810?? The girls were Selina 1813 and Adaline 1818. Helen Ledbetter Rawlin, Ca. 9/17/2009
MARSHALL - My brick wall is David Marshall who lived in Jones County up until 1833 when he moved to Talbot County, GA.
Also, his wife is my other brick wall. Her name was Francis A. Stewart Marshall. They married in Jan 1823 in Jones County, GA. Their daughter Margaret Louisa Marshall was born in Jones County, GA in 1824. There may also have been a boy and girl born in Jones County, GA.
My problem is: I do not have parents for either one of these people. If anyone has a clue, please let me know. Mary 5/13/2009
MITCHELL - Warren Anderson Mitchell of Jones County, Georgia, is my maternal great, great grandfather. He is my brick wall as far as his regiment and company during the Civil War. He is a descendant of Henry Mitchell, RS, and Sarah Maderis Mitchell (there are variant spellings of Sarah's maiden name) of Jones County, Georgia. According to the Confederate Widow's Pension of Warren's spouse, Lucinda Christian Mitchell, Warren Anderson Mitchell was with Georgia troops at Camp Watts, near Notasulga, Alabama. Camp Watts was also called Camp Number One of Instruction. He died of pneumonia on November 20, 1862, while on duty in the recruiting office at Camp Watts. He was returned to his old home in Jones County, Georgia, and buried there. Some of the information in this pension was given to my grand aunt in a handwritten letter by Mrs. Lillian Henderson. Any Georgia troop information about regiment and company? Terri A. Hastings 5/18/2009
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