Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485320330:1030:191555462
• _FSFTID: L81N-28S
• _UID: 8E879AB0456C45DDA8ADA6C946E2D8978D4D
• Misc: 1 Nov 1801, Lincoln, Georgia, United States; named to receive $100 at his grandfather's death
• Possessions: 24 Dec 1801, Wilkes, Georgia, United States; sold land to Richard Woodroof
• Possessions: 14 Jan 1805, Greene, Georgia, United States; purchased land from Ezekiel Park
• Misc: 15 Jan 1808, Lincoln, Georgia, United States; mentioned in grandfather's will
• Possessions: 4 Oct 1808, Greene, Georgia, United States; sold land to Francis Boykin
• Possessions: 17 Jul 1810, Jones, Georgia, United States; purchased land from William Baldwin, Sr.
• Census: 7 Aug 1820, Greene, Georgia, United States; Address:
  Woodham's District
• Census: 1830, Gwinnett, Georgia, United States
• Possessions: 19 May 1840, Colorado, Republic of Texas
• Possessions: 12 Jul 1841, Colorado, Republic of Texas; recorded land purchase
• Residence: 1844, Colorado, Republic of Texas; appears on a Texas Tax List
• Misc: 1848, Colorado, Texas, United States; accused of assault with the intent to kill
• Census: 4 Sep 1850, Colorado, Texas, United States
• Occupation: 4 Sep 1850, Colorado, Texas, United States; farmer
• Possessions: 4 Sep 1850, Colorado, Texas, United States; real property $2500
• Possessions: 23 Sep 1857, Fannin, Texas, United States; patented 640 acres

Notes:

Could have been born in Caroline Co, VA or in MD, or even Caswell Co., NC

Marriage to Sarah Jemison could have been in Talladega or in Lincoln Co., GA.

It appears that the Thomas in Colorado Co, Texas is in fact this one and that he was one of the early settlers of Texas. See http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/11945659/person/111050223/media/1?pgnum=1&pg=0&pgpl=pid|pgNum and the links to the Columbus library for details

http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/976644/person/-15746941/media/5?pgnum=1&pg=0&pgpl=pid|pgNum

Ware Family History: Descendants from Ancient, Medieval, and Modern Kings ...
By Wanda Ware DeGidio

http://www.warefamilies.org/

Four families: Winn, Thomas, Ware, Garrett of the southern United States, from 1600s to 1993 - Switzer Library, Cobb County; Atlanta History Center

Wilder and some connecting (especially some Ware) families in the Southeastern United States of America: a belated, 'though very incomplete, report of such part of them, of their origins, of their migrations and of their genealogies, as could be found in a cursory search

From nutherslatton on Ancestry:
Thomas WARE was born in 1770 in Caswell County, North Carolina. He died on 19 Jan 1859 in Colorado, Colorado County, Texas. He is one of the foundational ancestors of the Sons and Daughters of the Republic of Texas. Per the Colorado County Chronicles, Volume I & II: "Colorado County was originally part of Stephen F. Austin's first colony, and was known as the Municipality of Colorado under the rule of the Mexican government. In 1837 it was organized as one of the original counties of the Republic of Texas."

From http://library.columbustexas.net/history/Criminal%20Causes.htm
Texas Court Records Colorado County District Court Records Criminal Cause File Index, 1837-1930 compiled by Bobbie Elliott and Bill Stein.

Though they are often overlooked, the cause files in the Office of the District Clerk are an enormously valuable resource for both historians and genealogists. The cause files come in two types: criminal and civil. The former contain papers relevant to the various criminal cases that were directed to the district court; the latter the papers of the lawsuits that were filed in the district court. This is a list of the criminal cause files from the beginning of the county, 1837, until 1930.

The list provides the cause file number, the style of the case, the year the indictment was handed down, and a brief description of the alleged crime, as it appears on the indictment. Many of the numbers were assigned to more than one case. No explanation for this has been encountered. Often numbers appear to have been skipped. These numbers were probably assigned to a case, but either no cause file was created for the case, or the cause file that was created has been lost or filed elsewhere. Information on the cause numbers missing from the list below might be gleaned from the various minute and docket books in the Office of the District Clerk. Remember that accusation is not the same thing as guilt. Those wishing to discover the outcome of any of the cases listed below should investigate further at the Office of the District Clerk at the Colorado County courthouse.

There is a criminal case on file for Thomas Ware:
Criminal Cause File No. 563: State of Texas v. Thomas Ware (1848) assault with intent to kill William R. Turner. In his defense, the Turners were a rowdy, and even a dangerous bunch as evidenced by further court records:

Colorado County District Court Records Criminal Cause File Index, 1837-1930 Criminal Cause File Government Person(s) Charged Year Charged With: CCF# 286 Rep of Texas v. William Turner 1844 assault and battery on John Suggs
CCF# 288 Rep of Texas v. John Suggs 1844 assault and battery on William Turner
CCF# 289 Rep of Texas v. John Turner 1844 assault and battery on Robert H. Tobin
CCF# 341 Rep of Texas v. William R. Turner 1844 not keeping river banks in repair at ferry
CCF# 422 Rep of Texas v. William R. Turner 1845 keeping a gaming house
CCF# 558 State of Texas v. Robert W. Turner 1848 stealing a horse
CCF# 560 State of Texas v. Robert W. Turner 1848 assault with intent to kill John Tanner
CCF# 562 State of Texas v. John Tanner 1848 assault with intent to kill William R. Turner
CCF# 563 State of Texas v. Thomas Ware 1848 assault with intent to kill William R. Turner
CCF# 565 State of Texas v. Nicholas Ware 1848 assault with intent to kill William R. Turner
CCF# 685 State of Texas v. Fleming D. Turner 1850 carnal knowledge of his mother's sister

Criminal Cause File No. 683: State of Texas v. Nicholas Ware 1850 carnal knowledge of his sister's daughter
CCF# 107 State of Texas v. Washington H. Secrest 1853 assault with intent to kill William R. Turner
CCF# 268 State of Texas v. Robert Turner. James Johnson. and Franklin Cole 1858 gaming
CCF# 300 State of Texas v. Jesse Turner 1859 playing cards in public
CCF# 333 State of Texas v. William Turner 1860 assault with the intent to kill Jesse Launes
CCF# 487 State of Texas v. William Turner 1863 aggravated assault
CCF# 582 State of Texas v. William B. Dewees. Randolph Foster. Ira A. Harris. Don Turner. Amos Besch. Don F. Payne. and Cook 1866 betting at a gaming table
CCF# 600 State of Texas v. Bram Turner 1866 taking up and using an estray horse
CCF# 665 State of Texas v. Don F(frog). Turner 1868 theft of a buggy
CCF# 709 State of Texas v. Bram Harvey alias Bram Turner 1868 theft
CCF# 795 State of Texas v. Ben Turner 1869 rape
CCF# 814 State of Texas v. Jasper Woolridge alias Jasper Turner 1870 theft of a gelding
CCF# 844 State of Texas v. Don F. Turner 1870 assault with intent to murder
CCF# 861 State of Texas v. Charley Turner. John Harbert. Dave Dancy. George Turner. and Charley Turner 1870 aiding in escape of prisoners
CCF# 876 State of Texas v. John Turner and Mandy Clayton 1871 adultery
CCF# 889 State of Texas v. George Turner 1871 violating estray law
CCF# 890 State of Texas v. George Turner 1871 violating estray law
CCF# 1012 State of Texas v. George S. Turner 1872 assault and battery
CCF# 1078 State of Texas v. James Turner 1873 theft of a mare
CCF# 1121 State of Texas v. Don F. Turner 1873 permitting two prisoners to escape
CCF# 1129 State of Texas v. Don F. Turner 1873 negligence in permitting prisoners to escape
CCF# 1292 State of Texas v. Manley Turner. George Best. Drag De Man. and J. B. Leyendecker 1874 playing cards in a public place
CCF# 1493 State of Texas v. Sim Turner 1876 rape of Susan Caldwell
CCF# 1770 State of Texas v. Manly Turner 1879 theft of cattle
CCF# 2484 State of Texas v. Sim Turner 1892
CCF# 2535 State of Texas v. Jim Turner 1893 assault with intent to murder Henry Dancy
CCF# 2656 State of Texas v. Ben Turner 1897 murder of King Thompson
CCF# 2891 State of Texas v. Andrew Turner 1904 murder of an infant
CCF# 3008 State of Texas v. Warren Turner 1909 theft of mule
CCF# 2654 State of Texas v. Sanford Turner 1915 unlawfully injuring the fence of another
CCF# 3231 State of Texas v. Sanford Turner and Annie Turner 1915 assault with intent to murder
CCF# 3232 State of Texas v. Annie Turner 1915 assault with intent to murder
CCF# 3233 State of Texas v. Sanford Turner and Annie Turner 1915 assault with intent to murder

From the records, apparently Thomas Ware and his brother Nicholas were joined in the attempt on William R Turner's life by John Tanner. William Turner owned the local gambling house and had other charges against him including assault and murder. Interesting bunch. As we say in Texas, people need killin'. Just kidding. It's possible Ware met up with WR Turner first in Greene Co, Georgia before the Wares and Turners moved to Texas.

From:
Consider the Lily: The Ungilded History of Colorado County, Texas by Bill Stein

Stein, ed., "The Slave Narratives of Colorado County," Nesbitt Memorial Library Journal, vol. 3, no. 1, January 1993, p. 11; Colorado County Commissioners Court Minutes, Book 1, pp. 3-4.

"...Most curiously, another of the largest slaveholders, Charles B. Stewart, owned 20 slaves but no land or other taxable property in the county. Another, Thomas Ware, had a plantation of 1107 acres in the north part of the county which he presumably had operated since he acquired it on May 19, 1840. In 1846, he had 17 slaves. To his north was a 600-acre plantation, which had been purchased by Briggs W. Hopson on March 8, 1840. In 1846, it was operated by Hopson's widow, Elizabeth Y. Hopson, and staffed by thirteen slaves. "Ware's and Hopson's plantations were nestled amidst the growing number of smaller farms that were owned and operated by Germans, and isolated from them not only linguistically, but because they were two of the very few in the area that used slave labor. Whether for philosopical or economic reasons, the Germans who were settling in the area in increasing numbers, by and large did not own slaves. In 1846, for example, of the seventy slaveholders in Colorado County, only one was German. That man, Charles Kessler, did not live among the other Germans, and owned only two slaves.

"....On May 9, 1846, a little more than a year after the Colorado County commissioners created the patrols, the state government passed a law which authorized the various counties to create them. The law specified that slaves could be given no more than 25 lashes, and allowed the patrols to arrest white people who were "found in any assemblage of slaves, or in or about any negro quarter" (see Gammel, comp., The Laws of Texas 1822-1897, vol. 2, pp. 1497-1501)....

"Since 1850, the number of slaves in the county had nearly tripled, and the ranks of suspicious slaveholders had swelled accordingly. John Matthews had greatly increased the number of slaves he owned, surpassing James S. Montgomery as the largest slaveholder in the county. In 1856, Matthews had 81 and Montgomery 78. Caleb Claiborne Herbert, with 29 slaves, Richard H. Foote, with 24, George Washington Thatcher, with 19, and Thomas Ware, with 17, had continued to operate their nearby plantations. ...

".... Texas Monument, November 6, 1850. The vote at Frelsburg, still called Cummins Creek by the newspaper, was 35 to 0 in favor of the bill. In Columbus, 24 persons voted for the bill and 45 against. The large slaveholders voted 9 to 0 against the bill at Thomas Ware's plantation.

"....Others of the old plantations had also changed hands. Thomas Ware had died on January 19, 1859, leaving his estate to be divided among fifteen heirs. After some quick legal maneuvering, on March 9, 1859 his administrators, Nicholas T. Ware and Frances Elbert Harwell, organized Ware's 24 slaves into fifteen lots and had each heir draw a number from a hat to determine which slave or slaves he or she got. Soon, the plantation itself was conveyed to Phineas M. Garrett, who, in 1860, operated it with the help of 35 slaves.

"...Other people raised horses, hogs, or chickens. Several, including Robert Robson and Leon de Serin, raised sheep. De Serin, who had an aristocratic family background in France, was probably the single greatest champion of sheep-raising in the county. He had arrived in Texas on February 20, 1842, only to discover that the law then in force made persons eligible for land grants only if they arrived prior to January 1, 1842. Nonetheless, the day after they arrived, he and some of his fellow passengers drafted a letter to Sam Houston asking that they be granted special dispensations. Houston refused. De Serin spent the next few years struggling to support himself and his wife and daughter, fending off illness, and contemplating returning to France. In 1846, he moved to Colorado County and began raising sheep.... He is not known to have lived in the county after 1852. What became of his sheep, each of which he had named and for which he kept meticulous birth and death records, is unknown. De Serin's eccentric sheep-raising, and others' eccentric cattle-raising, were sideshows to the county's economic base, farming. There were two distinct types of farmers in the county: those who used slaves and those who did not. Most of the German farmers in the north part of the county did not, and their failure to do so isolated them further from their English speaking neighbors. The largest slaveholder in the north part of the county, Thomas Ware, had in 1849 sold his plantation to William Frels and purchased another, smaller one, to the north of Claiborne Herbert's on the east side of the Colorado River....

By virtue of his purchase from Ware, Frels became by far the wealthiest and most productive of the German farmers."

http://www.columbustexas.net/library/history/footnote/part5-67.htm
Colorado County Probate Records, Final Record Book F, pp. 47-61; Colorado

County Tax Rolls, 1860; Eighth Census of the United States (1860) Schedule 2, Colorado County, Texas; Colorado County Deed Records, Book H, p. 101, Book J, p. 786, Book K, pp. 33, 34; Colorado County Bond and Mortgage Records, Book E, p. 428. Though Garrett did not finally complete purchase of Ware's plantation until February 21, 1863 (see Colorado County Deed Records, Book L, p. 353), it is clear from the tax rolls that he had acquired title to it earlier. Probably Garrett's purchase of the property was contingent upon him making a series of payments, which were only completed in 1863, at which time the deed was written. Rhodes came to the county in 1858, that year entering into a partnership with Angus McNeill and his family to cultivate McNeill's plantation (see Colorado County Bond and Mortgage Records, Book E, p. 171).

Thomas Ware was married four times. His first wife, Mary Sarah Jemison, our ancestor, bore him nine children, dying at the age of 41. His second wife was Phoebe Peeler, whom he married 2 Jun 1818. Together, they had an additional seven children. His third wife was Jerusa W Gordon Hope, a widow who he married 29 Feb 1844 in Colorado County, Texas. She bore him one child. His fourth marriage was to Nancy A McClosky, another widow, who he married 19 Feb 1848.

Thomas WARE and Mary Sarah JEMISON were married in 1793 in Greene County, Georgia.
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Posted on Ancestry 14 Jul 2010 by myroots737 on Ancestry:
Extracts from letter - dated 11 Jun 1894
Henry Ware to his daughter Elizabeth (Ware) Mitchell
... As to my relatives; my father had one brother old than himself, his name was John, my father's name was Thomas. They had one half-sister. John and Thomas were left orphans at the close of the Revolutionary Ware. My fatther was 16 years old at the time and was raised by his uncle, Robert Ware, who immigrated from Maryland (after the war) to Lincoln County, Georgia, where my father became a man.

He married my mother either in Lincoln County or Twiggs County, Georgia, I don't remember which. My uncle John immigrated to Kentucky at an early day, became a large property holder, and raised a large family of children. He visited us in Georgia, when I was about 8 years old. I remember his saying he could out-run, out-jump or throw down any man whose wife had thirteen children. I have met some of his grand-children. I have been informed that Mrs. Ex-President Lucy Hays, that noted temperance worker, was his grand-daughter - her mother was a Ware. I know but little of my father's relatives.

My mother was a Jemison, her name was Sarah, she died in Greene County, Georgia when I was 4 years old. I have a very indistinct recollection of her. She had two sisters. Elizabeth married William Kirkham. Artemisia married Moses Wheat, you know. They had five brothers, William, Samuel, Joseph, Robert, and Henry. Robert Jemison Jr of Birmingham, Alabama is a grandson of Uncle William. Elbert Jemison is a son of Uncle Robert. Owen, the young man you knew in New Orleans, was a grandson of Uncle Henry.

The old stock of Jemisons were men of intellect and enterprise. Aunt Artemisia (Jemison) Wheat was a woman of very superior ability.

Note: Henry Ware, the author of this letter, was the youngest child of Thomas Ware and Sarah Jemison.

Birth:
Wilder claims that he was born in Caswell Co, North Carolina. That seems, perhaps, more reasonable to me. Additionally, some marriage records say he is from VA.

Possessions:
Wilkes County, Ga Deed Book UU, 1803-1804, p. 159
24 Dec 1801
Thomas Ware of Jackson Co., Ga to Richard Woodroof of Wilkes Co., Ga for $225, 140 acres in Wilkes Co., adj N. by Major Cawl, S. by David Tomlinson, & vacant at time of survey, S.E. by Little River, N.E. by Benj. Catching. (signed) Thomas Ware. Wit: Richard Russell, Absalam Levret, Solomon Thornton, J.P. Rec 25 Feb 1804.

Possessions:
Greene County, Georgia Deed Book BB, p. 259
Ezekiel Park to Thomas Ware, 14 Jan 1805, $210, 140 ac in Greene Co, originally granted to Nathan Hicks and by him conveyed to Daniel Thacker, who conveyed said land to Ezekiel Park. Rec 27 Jan 1806

Misc:
grandson Thomas, son of John Ware

Possessions:
Sold 191 acres on Richland Creek to Francis Boykin for $530

Possessions:
Greene County, Georgia Deed book CC, p. 474
William Baldwin, Sr to Thomas Ware of Jones Co on 17 Jul 1810 for $100, 184 3/4 ac in Greene Co., Rec 22 Aug 1810

Census:
Enumeration: 200201-121
Slaves: 102-42
Total: 18

Very many Peelers nearby, as well as Wares who are likely Thomas' children.

Census:
Enumeration: 10010001-000221001
Slaves: 4002-132
Total: 21

Possessions:
" Another, Thomas Ware, had a plantation of 1107 acres in the north part of the county which he presumably had operated since he acquired it on May 19, 1840. In 1846, he had 17 slaves."

Possessions:
Kidder Walker
Chief Justice
C C
Saml J Redgate J. P.
John F Miller J P

Republic of Texas
County of Colorado

Be it Rememberd that on this 12th day of July A D 1841 there was Begun and held in and for Said County a Regular Term of the County Court present Kidder Walker Chief Justice, John F Miller William David Associate Justices, W B Perry Clerk & Joseph G Ball Depty Sheriff, when the following Business was transacted, to wit, a list of Deeds was furnish By the Clerk, having Been admitted to Record Since the last term of this Court was ordered to Be entered in the minutes & is as follows to wit

J Cummings to T Ware
quarter league of land on Cummings Creek known as north quarter of the upper league of said Cummings Consesion
oath Before clerk By S J Redgate & J W Dodson witnesses

Misc:
Criminal Cause File No. 563: State of Texas v. Thomas Ware (1848) assault with intent to kill William R. Turner

Census:
In 1850, he is enumerated as from North Carolina rather than Maryland.

Possessions:
Thomas is listed as owning 17 slaves in 1850

Possessions:
Grantee: Thomas Ware
Certificate: 131
Patentee: Thomas Ware
Patent Date: 23 Sep 1857
Acres: 640
District: Fannin
County: Fannin
File: 871
Patent #: 1851
Patent Volume: 9
Class: Fan. 3rd

Thomas married Mary Sarah Jimerson in 1796 in Talladega, Talladega, Alabama, United States. Mary (daughter of Robert Jemison, II and Margaret Kirkham) was born on 17 Jan 1776 in Rockbridge, Virginia, United States; died before 27 Aug 1817 in Greene, Georgia, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Thomas married Phoebe Peeler on 2 Jun 1818 in Greene, Georgia, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Thomas married Jerusha W. on 29 Feb 1844 in Colorado, Republic of Texas. Jerusha died before Feb 1848 in Colorado, Republic of Texas. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Thomas married Nancy A. McClosky on 29 Feb 1848 in Colorado, Texas, United States. Nancy was born in 1796 in South Carolina, United States; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485320318:1030:191555462
• _FSFTID: KG8T-V3K
• _UID: B9C0C235707C48AFAB6911661BE3D6B466B8
• Census: 5 Sep 1850, Putnam, Georgia, United States

Margaret married Herod Flourney Bridges in 1812 in Greene, Georgia, United States. Herod (son of Solomon Bridges and Susanna Flourney) was born about 1793 in North Carolina, United States; died on 2 Feb 1854 in Rapides, Louisiana, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485320309:1030:191555462
• _FSFTID: L81N-2KF
• _UID: 714E3C7E02324839B6C61102AFC8D8667213

John married Patsey Peeler on 12 Aug 1819 in Greene, Georgia, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485320412:1030:191555462
• _FSFTID: KG8T-V8R
• _UID: 24C1C791623D475CB226C8F58E565867B76B
• Census: 1830, Gwinnett, Georgia, United States
• Possessions: 1 Aug 1837, Talladega, Alabama, United States; 1 SENE HUNTSVILLE No 18S 5E 24
• Possessions: 1 Aug 1837, Talladega, Alabama, United States; 1 W½NW HUNTSVILLE Yes 22S 3E 1
• Possessions: 1 Aug 1837, Talladega, Alabama, United States; E 1/2 SW 1/4 Section 24 Township 18 Range 5 E, Mardisville Alabama Land Office
• Possessions: 17 Aug 1838, Talladega, Alabama, United States; 1 E½NE HUNTSVILLE No 20S 9E 18
• Possessions: 17 Aug 1838, Talladega, Alabama, United States; 1 W½NE HUNTSVILLE No 20S 9E 5
• Possessions: 1 Aug 1839, Talladega, Alabama, United States; 1 NWNE HUNTSVILLE No 20S 8E 24
• Possessions: 10 Aug 1839, Talladega, Alabama, United States; 1 W½SE HUNTSVILLE No 20S 9E 5
• Census: 1840, Talladega, Alabama, United States
• Possessions: 1 Aug 1844, Talladega, Alabama, United States; 1 SWSE HUNTSVILLE No 19S 9E 28
• Possessions: 1 Aug 1844, Talladega, Alabama, United States; 1 W½SE HUNTSVILLE No 18S 8E 34
• Census: 1 Nov 1850, Talladega, Talladega, Alabama, United States
• Census: 19 Nov 1850, Talladega, Talladega, Alabama, United States
• Possessions: 1 Jan 1859, Huntsville, Madison, Arkansas, United States; 1 E½SE HUNTSVILLE No 20S 8E 14
• Possessions: 1 Jun 1859, Union, Union, Arkansas, United States; 1 NWNE 5TH PM No 14S 12W 4
• Census: 18 Jun 1860, Summerville, Calhoun, Arkansas, United States; Address:
  Jackson Township
• Census: 18 Jun 1860, Summerville, Calhoun, Arkansas, United States; Address:
  Jackson Township

Notes:

CALLED: Jimerson or Jamison

Called: Listed as Jamison Ware in IGI

Census:
Enumeration: 01001-10001
Slaves: 0
Total: 4

Possessions:
79.97 acres, assignee of Joab Lawler

Possessions:
39.98 acres

Possessions:
80.02 acres

Possessions:
40 acres

Possessions:
80.2 acres

Census:
Enumeration: 100121-111001
Slaves: 111-221
Total: 17

Possessions:
39.99 acres

Census:
22 Slaves, including 4 who are fugitive

Possessions:
80.18 acres

Census:
$31526 real property
$2400 personal property

Census:
23 slaves

Family/Spouse: Joice Malone. Joice was born in 1807 in Georgia, United States; died in 1865 in Calhoun, Arkansas, United States; was buried in Harrell, Calhoun, Arkansas, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485320325:1030:191555462
• _FSFTID: L81N-28M
• _UID: 97FB8D5253EF4D69BD953B9F70E2E822F1B1

Notes:

Birth:
BIRTH: IGI 8625101,33

Robert married Martha Norris on 23 May 1821 in Greene, Georgia, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485320319:1030:191555462
• _FSFTID: KFPN-6PD
• _UID: F6C8B13F9D9241C79BBB0D03950EB5C76A25
• Census: 11 Sep 1850, Colorado, Texas, United States

Notes:

Could have been born in Greene Co instead.

Martha married Jesse W. Tanner, Sr. on 27 Feb 1820. Jesse was born in 1800 in Virginia, United States; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485320371:1030:191555462
• _FSFTID: LHDX-P2L
• _UID: 0641B41FC98745ACB65B0A502D21E6E8E255

Notes:

Birth:
BIRTH: IGI 8625101,33

Elizabeth married William R. Turner about 1823. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485320327:1030:191555462
• _FSFTID: LHDX-P53
• _UID: 77A6407722ED4848BC12A4630E6B1AD6B17C

Notes:

Birth:
BIRTH: IGI 8625101,32

Sarah married John Williams Medlock on 7 Nov 1822. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485320377:1030:191555462
• _FSFTID: L81N-2K2
• _UID: EF7CAB1339E44CB3852792D6E13DB6204DDA

Notes:

IGI lists as Ezekel P. Ware

Ezekiel married Margaret about 1830. Margaret and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485320386:1030:191555462
• _FSFTID: L81N-2KG
• _UID: 0C018814F5F7459E9AD13FBC8D6B00E4BAA2
• Misc: 1843, Leon, Florida Territory, United States; Trustee of Methodist Episcopal Church, Leon Circuit
• Census: 25 Sep 1850, Harrison, Texas, United States
• Census: 30 Sep 1850, Harrison, Texas, United States
• Census: 6 Sep 1860, Marshall, Harrison, Texas, United States
• Census: 1 Jun 1870, Iberville, Louisiana, United States
• Will: 30 MARY 1898, Pass Christian, Harrison, Mississippi, United States

Notes:

Lived in Harrison County, TX, about 9 miles from Marshall, in 1845. Successful raising cotton. Entered cotton brokerage business after the Civil War. Moved to New Orleans. Retired to Pass Christian, MS.

In 1840, there is a Henry B Ware in Leon County, Florida. The household has just a husband and wife (both 30-40 yrs) and 31 slaves. Seems unlikely that this is our family.

However, we ought to be able to find him in 1840 and 1880 census.

Misc:
1843, 21st Session of Florida Legislature, p. 50. Trustee of Methodist Episcopal Church, Leon Circuit

Census:
In the 1850 Census, Henry is listed as a farmer with $11,200 worth of real estate.

Interestingly, even with this large of a land holding, I cannot find Henry in the 1850 slave schedule of the census. His neighbors are all listed but I don't see Henry.

Census:
In 1860, Henry is listed as a farmer with $23,000 worth of real estate and $80,000 worth of personal property. He is listed as owning 28 slaves.

Census:
In 1870, Henry is listed as a planter with $70,000 worth of real estate.

In addition to the family, there is a J..> Everitt listed in the home, age 25. This seems likely to be a nephew of Martha.

Henry married Martha Ann Everitt on 23 Nov 1837 in Meriwether, Georgia, United States. Martha was born on 18 Jan 1816 in Savannah, Chatham, Georgia, United States; died on 22 May 1879 in Pass Christian, Harrison, Mississippi, United States; was buried in Pass Christian, Harrison, Mississippi, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Henry married Lou Fort on 8 Mar 1880 in Mobile, Mobile, Alabama, United States. Lou and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485320320:1030:191555462
• _FSFTID: LHDX-5Q6
• _UID: 4D21A5A7BEC846389CE6903A1C377A03DA2C

Mary married Francis Elbert Harwell on 4 Feb 1840 in Chattooga, Georgia, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485320317:1030:191555462
• _FSFTID: L81N-2KB
• _UID: 09879A77017742A9835A2D060AFB243F7CF8

Lucy married James Warnich Dodson on 22 Nov 1838. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485320316:1030:191555462
• _FSFTID: LHDX-5FT
• _UID: 9A4174A1E285488FBF0F19E9985B710365F4

Louisa married John V. Breeding on 10 Feb 1842. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485320322:1030:191555462
• _FSFTID: LHDX-5L5
• _UID: 225FC4AD88334BFBA622381686F719BA5949
• Misc: 1848, Colorado, Texas, United States; accused of assault with the intent to kill
• Misc: 1850, Colorado, Texas, United States; accused of sexual impropriety

Notes:

Misc:
Criminal Cause File No. 565: State of Texas v. Nicholas Ware (1848) assault with intent to kill William R. Turner

Misc:
Criminal Cause File No. 683: State of Texas v. Nicholas Ware (1850) carnal knowledge of his sister's daughter

Nicholas married Sarah Ann Elizabeth Tanner on 7 Feb 1848. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485320363:1030:191555462
• _FSFTID: LHDX-5K5
• _UID: 443CD865697C407A9F0B89795267919DEFD3

Artemesia married Richard L. Breeding on 14 Mar 1844. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485320335:1030:191555462
• _UID: 68604F60C21947ADB07FD2997D34DD2A98AE

Virginia married P. Dale Turner in 1848. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485315142:1030:191555462
• _FSFTID: L4JQ-45N
• _UID: F6B4CDD226BB4A7EA7E7FFD9E44B0D34C86E
• Census: 15 Sep 1850, Putnam, Georgia, United States
• Census: 1 Jul 1870, Bienville, Bienville, Louisiana, United States; Address:
  3 Ward
• Census: 5 May 1910, Uvalde, Uvalde, Texas, United States

Notes:

Notes for Sarah Bridges

NOTE: The following two letters were written by Sarah Bridges Wren when she was in her nineties. The first was written in 1903 to Georgia Vickers Wren the wife of Sarah's son Dr. Alonzo George Wren. The envelope is missing but she writes... To Georgia Wren. Dear Daughter I send you this little history of my life which I have hastely writen,it is short and meager but I don't suppose that anyone would be interested in much that I could tell although I have seen a good deal of this world. with love I remain your mother Sarah Wren. Page 1. I was born in Green County GA the 17th of April 1813. went into Morgan Co where we lived until I was 6 years old, when I was carried to Putnam Co where I grew to womanhood. Was converted and joined the Methodist church in July 1828 was married the 7th Sept the same year to G. W. Wren of South Carolina. We settled in GA where we remained until 1850 when we removed to Louisiana in Jan 1851 where Mr. Wren died in Augt 29th 1884 and where 5 of our 8 children have died. I was Gloriously sanctified at the Rock Springs camp meeting in Putnam Co, GA in 1849 which bless the good Lord I still claim and hold on to____has always been very merciful and good to me and has given special answers to prayer. My blessed Lord has watched over me now for 90 years & 6 months and nere denied me one blessing that was best for me to have..he has given me good friends everywhere I go, and never permitted any serious harm to befall me. I feel that his abiding care has always been with me and in me to help and comfort me and now in my old age and infirmities he has not forsaken me, but gives me abiding witness of his Holy spirit to comfort and sustain me Glory to his name NOTE: The original letter is owned by Scott Dickson, Roswell, GA. The letter passed to him on the death of Norvelle Wren, Sept 1996,Prescott, AR. Scott was Norvelle's gt-nephew and Norvelle was gt-grandaughter of Sarah B. Wren.

The second letter....on envelope Mrs. Atticus Wren, Slaughter,Louisiana...post mark...Uvalde, Tex. Jun 24, 3pm, 1910. 1. Uvalde,Texas, Mrs. Agnes Wren dear grand daughter. I have been wanting to write to you for a long time but have put it off from time to time to feel well enough but I believe I get further from it instead of better and the truth is I am ashamed for anyone to see my writing because I can't read it myself after writing it. All the family think me better at least they talk that way, but I know my own feelings lest I and am not able to get around much have to be helped in and out at doors when I get out and when I..2..and when I ride which I seldom do I have tobe helped in and out of the carriage. all the family except Cecile Myers and myself are gone to plase on the river to give Mattie D. Orndorff and the children a outting while they are here. they have been here since the 9th of this month. Seth did not come with them but sent them with one of their neighbors who coming this way. you would be astonished to see how large Mattie D has grown and fine looking her children are. the oldest one is a little girl named Ruth Allis the boy's large named for this father....3...Seth Beauford Orndorff. Seth is still working and trading and going ahead. I don't know where he will end but he is a stiring man sure roling. Wren has his new house done we are in it comfortably fixed up with lots of ground chickens to eat but Mattie fell down directly we moved here from getting one foot hung in some wire which was both ends buried inthe ground and loose in the middle she was hurt so bad that she has not been able in 3 months but she is a little better now...4..she suffered a sore mouth for a good while..could not do anything to hardly keep up but all is a little better now though not well. Mattie D thinks she will stay only one month if that some of the family will go home with her to help her with the children. I am broke down and must close. I hope you will write soon and give me all the news. I am nearly blind but still scratch a little to my loved ones. I close with many kisses to Atticus and the children from your grandmother Sarah Wren. The original copy of this letter was in the possession of Inez Wren Dupris, daughter of Atticus Wren. It is now owned by Wren Dupris, Port Arthur, TX. Wren is gt-grandson of GLP Wren.

!1828 MARR:1903 letter to Georgia Vickers Wren.

!1912 Death:TX Death Cert:143-11586.

Looking for where Sarah was living in 1880 and 1900.
1900 - Not with children Mattie, A.D, GLP
1880 - Not with children AD, GLP, Mattie

Birth:
BIRTH: IGI 7132826,96

!1813 BIRTH:1903 letter to daughter-in-law Georgia Vickers Wren; Wren family bible.


Census:
In 1910, only 2 of Sarah's 8 children were still alive.

Buried:
!1912 BURIAL: cemetery Uvalde, Tx. on Rt 91 about a mile west of town. A pedestal-shape stone about 4 ft. high with the inscription, Sarah Wren, Born Apr 17,1813, Died Apr 25, 1912, Age 99 yrs, 6 da. Placed in memory by her children and grandchildren.

Sarah married George Washington Wren on 4 Sep 1828 in Putnam, Georgia, United States. George (son of George Wren and Alletha Dossey) was born on 7 Feb 1802 in Waxhaw, Lancaster, South Carolina, United States; died on 29 Jul 1884 in Sibley, Webster, Louisiana, United States; was buried in Minden, Webster, Louisiana, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485315099:1030:191555462
• _FSFTID: L2WK-H6N
• _UID: 2F434BE8C7AD47B99E36DD8230217D2D4735
• Census: 24 Sep 1850, Guadalupe, Texas, United States
• Census: 18 Jun 1860, Seguin, Guadalupe, Texas, United States
• Census: Jul 1870, Seguin, Guadalupe, Texas, United States
• Census: 1 Jun 1880, Guadalupe, Texas, United States

Notes:

Residence: near Seguin, TX

From Findagrave:
In the Bicentennial Minutes, Mrs. Idalene Donegan reflects that early education probably began as early as 1842 with the arrival of Methodist Minister Reverend David Evans Thompson and his enterprising wife, Elizabeth Ann.

In 1845, Reverend Thompson had started a school and taught in Seguin's first schoolhouse on the northeastern corner of Nolte and Milam Streets. It was a three room adobe building which, by 1890, "succumbed to the elements." By 1849, Reverend Thompson, with the first trustees of the Methodist Church - Ezekiel Smith, Joshua Young, Wilson Randle, Thomas D. James, Thomas H. Duggan, James C. Watkins, and Charles A. Smith, built the first church at the northwestern corner of Austin and Market (Nolte) Streets. It was built with lumber shipped from Indianola, a three week trip. Today, one of the first church buildings in Seguin is located on the corner of south Camp and Washington Streets. It is a private residence.

Elizabeth Ann can only be described as a leader among women. She not only stood by her husband's side rather than behind him, she led the way during his absences. She was a member of the first graduation class of the Georgia Female College, later Wesleyan College, and the first woman teacher in Seguin. While her husband served in the Civil War, she literally ran the family plantation with the help of slaves. Cotton was planted and shipped to Mexico. She operated a cloth factory spinning cloth for the Confederacy as well.

From "Under the Live Oak Tree, A History of Seguin" by E. John Gesick, Jr.

Elizabeth married Rev. David Evans Thompson on 8 Aug 1843 in Jefferson, Georgia, United States. David was born on 15 Aug 1813 in Clarke, Georgia, United States; died on 29 Jul 1892 in Seguin, Guadalupe, Texas, United States; was buried in Seguin, Guadalupe, Texas, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485315093:1030:191555462
• _FSFTID: 2Z8Q-MKN
• _UID: CFAE3EB811E24570BC1ED04423599EDBFE96
• Residence: 1838, Putnam, Georgia, United States; Address:
  District 369
• Possessions: 1 Jan 1838, Putnam, Georgia, United States; sold land to John B. Pound
• Residence: 1839, Putnam, Georgia, United States; Address:
  District 369

Notes:

Residence:
Andrew J. Bridges is taxed for 0 polls, 100 acres 2nd class land along Rocky Creek. Tax due $0.14

The next line is a tax for Bridges & Mass(?) for stock in trade valued at $550. Tax due: $0.97

Possessions:
Interesting that Andrew J. Bridges sold land a week shy of his 21st birthday.

Residence:
A.J. Bridges is taxed for 1 poll, 100 acres 2nd class land along Rocky Creek, 40 acres pine land in Cass County, and 40 acres 3rd class land in Cherokee County. Tax due: $0.26

Andrew married Margaret Rowena Coffey on 2 Feb 1862. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485315057:1030:191555462
• _FSFTID: K6M2-BFV
• _UID: 8BD27FECD17B40F0975FD524DDB3D844DF75

Notes:

Captain of a Texas Company in the Civil War. At the fall of Ft.Donaldson, he escaped into Kentucky.Lived near Seguin, TX. later nearLockhart, TX.

Birth:
Some sources say he was born in 1818, but after 1816 for sure.

Died:
Some sources say he died in Lockhart, Texas

Family/Spouse: Mary Taylor. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485315130:1030:191555462
• _FSFTID: K8QV-5HV
• _UID: 0B73755A40DF45E198B717DDB53CA9AE1DB9

Martha married Francis A. Sherman on 23 Jun 1842 in Putnam, Georgia, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485315060:1030:191555462
• _FSFTID: L4JQ-417
• _UID: E46151816CB249F3929C9768C97BA1AF32F1

Notes:

Had 12 children. Names unknown.

Susanna married John Freeman on 4 Aug 1836. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485315141:1030:191555462
• _FSFTID: KC9P-V23
• _UID: 6B0FC3F5986C4886BE8A833FE1CF257A5DAE

Notes:

Had one son and one daughter.

Died:
Some sources say he died in Sulphur Springs, Texas

Family/Spouse: Margaret. Margaret and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485315132:1030:191555462
• _UID: B3425A9C454A436ABC1D32C3EB7FD9073F30

Notes:

Mary was the second wife of James Willis Fielder.

Birth:
Some sources say she was born in 1825, but certainly after 1819

Family/Spouse: Densler. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: Lee. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: James Willis Fielder. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485315120:1030:191555462
• _UID: 5E2D282423EA42C49AA02C7861B394C939CF

Notes:

Lived near Brownsville, TX

Served in the Civil War. Started as Captain, rose to Major, was to be promoted to Colonel. Killed near Jackson, MS. Died at the residence of General Wharton, Jackson, MS and was buried in his private cemetery.

Birth:
Some sources put his birth in 1831 in Panola, Texas. Putnam County, Georgia seems most likely.

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485315123:1030:191555462
• _FSFTID: 2HX9-H1Z
• _UID: 00D6AB349F2E4E51BDEF8FB3F8D5E7C78A19

Notes:

Died young.

Birth:
Some sources put his birth in 1825.

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485315138:1030:191555462
• _FSFTID: KHLK-GVX
• _UID: EADA289C1D76480095593BA4AF6B7F8E57F6
• Census: 5 Sep 1850, Putnam, Georgia, United States
• Occupation: 5 Sep 1850, Putnam, Georgia, United States; farmer

Notes:

Had several girls and two boys, names unknown. Boys founded HenryCollege, near Greenwood and Sulphur Springs, TX

Birth:
Or 1828

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485315096:1030:191555462
• _FSFTID: KFRC-TFM
• _UID: BDA2EC3D96AA464AA2CEF6048BF5E21D4171
• Census: 5 Sep 1850, Putnam, Georgia, United States

Notes:

Had several daughters, names unknown

Census:
He is enumerated in 1850 as Berry F. Bridges

Asbury married M. T. Turner on 12 Nov 1857. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Asbury married Mary Jane Turner on 26 Feb 1863. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485321114:1030:191555462
• _FSFTID: KF55-DCY
• _UID: B5FDB0161425482B933A024428BE10D50218
• Census: 5 Sep 1850, Putnam, Georgia, United States

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485321115:1030:191555462
• _UID: 8C6E5A4F57974EA2A92CA386DD90E109D64B
• Census: 5 Sep 1850, Putnam, Georgia, United States

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485322807:1030:191555462
• _FSFTID: LHDX-PVM
• _UID: 7F3CB09F8AEB4859BAE34B3EC36C6C694A37
• Census: 1 Nov 1850, Talladega, Alabama, United States
• Census: 18 Jun 1860, Summerville, Calhoun, Arkansas, United States; Address:
  Jackson Township

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485322808:1030:191555462
• _UID: 8098ADDA21C4420BAB2E9A9879F10597E2E5
• Census: 1 Nov 1850, Talladega, Talladega, Alabama, United States

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485322810:1030:191555462
• _UID: 6332564982E4425F9117AB337EE7390E6DAD
• Census: 1 Nov 1850, Talladega, Talladega, Alabama, United States

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485322813:1030:191555462
• _UID: 442509693145435790B4EAE02BF6650E8DDC
• Census: 1 Nov 1850, Talladega, Talladega, Alabama, United States
• Census: 18 Jun 1860, Summerville, Calhoun, Arkansas, United States; Address:
  Jackson Township

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485322815:1030:191555462
• _UID: 8935112E306849BC8D9BBC04B3A1E65E1A17
• Census: 1 Nov 1850, Talladega, Talladega, Alabama, United States
• Census: 18 Jun 1860, Summerville, Calhoun, Arkansas, United States; Address:
  Jackson Township

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485322825:1030:191555462
• _UID: 908FF2C0E81248E1A168A69F63C0285BE812
• Census: 11 Sep 1850, Colorado, Texas, United States

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485322827:1030:191555462
• _UID: DF626C7B3FD948CAB8A958F2C1B3D5BA00B0
• Census: 11 Sep 1850, Colorado, Texas, United States

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485322828:1030:191555462
• _UID: 437C176E8D4E4BBDAFDD3764F3899CF85E2D
• Census: 11 Sep 1850, Colorado, Texas, United States

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485322831:1030:191555462
• _UID: 5572C3866E864ABE97CB8829304FEFF885B7
• Census: 11 Sep 1850, Georgia, United States

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485322832:1030:191555462
• _UID: 4F86ABC9FB464FBEAD72453CC8596ECE9408
• Census: 11 Sep 1850, Colorado, Texas, United States

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485323328:1030:191555462
• _UID: 458B0E7F1F6545BFA6E3263D520A5FAA3628
• Census: 30 Sep 1850, Harrison, Texas, United States

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485323330:1030:191555462
• _FSFTID: KCWN-W5K
• _UID: 4A82E3D60D244517B4E5D611DCD6D3E0F7E3
• Census: 30 Sep 1850, Harrison, Texas, United States
• Census: 6 Sep 1860, Marshall, Harrison, Texas, United States
• Residence: Nov 1923, Marshall, Harrison, Texas, United States; Address:
  401 N. Franklin

Notes:

Birth:
Census reports that she was born in Alabama. However, death certificate says Meriwether County, Georgia

Family/Spouse: Dr. E. B. Blocker. E. died before 2 Nov 1923. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485323331:1030:191555462
• _UID: 1BAECBD8EDED4B30AFB5EF048F34AFCF59FB
• Census: 30 Sep 1850, Harrison, Texas, United States
• Census: 6 Sep 1860, Marshall, Harrison, Texas, United States
• Census: 1 Jun 1870, Iberville, Louisiana, United States

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485323334:1030:191555462
• _UID: DC757EAAACF042189CEF3B6637279470FD9F
• Census: 30 Sep 1850, Harrison, Texas, United States
• Census: 6 Sep 1860, Marshall, Harrison, Texas, United States

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485323338:1030:191555462
• _UID: B74E151906CF4877B6CBB7E7C4E3F067E4A3
• Census: 30 Sep 1850, Harrison, Texas, United States
• Census: 6 Sep 1860, Marshall, Harrison, Texas, United States

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485323339:1030:191555462
• _FSFTID: KLTN-ZPX
• _UID: 9A3302211D6549F48338C20808F2B17655A9
• Census: 30 Sep 1850, Harrison, Texas, United States
• Census: 6 Sep 1860, Marshall, Harrison, Texas, United States
• Residence: May 1939, Fort Worth, Tarrant, Texas, United States; Address:
  1251 Pennsylvania

Family/Spouse: Sarah Lizzie Pitts. Sarah died before 15 May 1939. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485323341:1030:191555462
• _FSFTID: KH3Q-C9R
• _UID: 0E8659497AD7401588E331EB52AD46CC7458
• Census: 6 Sep 1860, Marshall, Harrison, Texas, United States
• Census: 1 Jun 1870, Iberville, Louisiana, United States

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485323342:1030:191555462
• _UID: 40844146ACC14E918DB4018746207D89CC50
• Census: 6 Sep 1860, Marshall, Harrison, Texas, United States
• Census: 1 Jun 1870, Iberville, Louisiana, United States

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485320725:1030:191555462
• _FSFTID: KK1Y-VBT
• _UID: B9C17CE65C3F433D9CF2BCA54571DB44BB9D
• Census: 15 Sep 1850, Putnam, Georgia, United States
• Census: 25 Oct 1850, Gwinnett, Georgia, United States; Address:
  Pinkneyville District

Notes:

Birth:
BIRTH: IGI 7132816,95

Census:
Interesting that Margaret was enumerated twice, once in her father's house, even though she had married some time previously.

Died:
See Archives. Obituary Index. Wofford College Library. http://www.wofford.edu/library/archives/archiveobituary.aspx: accessed 28 October 2012.

Medlock, Margaret A. C. OD: 11/19/1852
DD: 8/10/1852
v16, #26, p104, c2 Bienville, La

Buried:
FINDAGRAVE: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=64118601

Margaret married James Isham Henry Medlock on 10 Nov 1846 in Putnam, Georgia, United States. James was born in 1812; died in 1850. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485320698:1030:191555462
• _FSFTID: KZ5P-53J
• _UID: 4CA62EDC12EC4F99AF3C055185FBD2138828
• Census: 15 Sep 1850, Putnam, Georgia, United States
• Census: 17 Jun 1880, Webster, Louisiana, United States; Address:
  Ward 4

Notes:

Also recorded some places as John Thomas Asbury Wren. Name also recorded as Thomas Atticus Asbury WREN, and birthdate as 31 Jan 1834

MARRIAGE: Claiborne Parish, Louisiana, Book 1, p. 295

Birth:
BIRTH: IGI 7132826,95

Census:
He is enumerated as Augustus

John married Susan Rebecca Turner Carr on 4 Dec 1860 in Claiborne, Louisiana, United States. Susan (daughter of Burwell Lanier Carr and Susan Anna Turner) was born in 1844 in Alabama, United States; died in 1915 in Minden, Webster, Louisiana, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485320690:1030:191555462
• _FSFTID: MBH7-VDL
• _UID: 8693A8B66A084C4AAB9549BF8AE612E7300E
• Census: 15 Sep 1850, Putnam, Georgia, United States
• Military: 23 Jun 1861, Tangipahoa, Louisiana, United States; enlisted in Co G "Minden Blues", 8th Louisiana Volunteers, CSA for a period of 12 months; Address:
  Camp Moore
• Military: Nov 1862–DEC 1862; was absent from his unit, wounded,
• Military: 12 Feb 1862; reenlisted Co G, 8th Lousiana Volunteers, CSA for the duration of the war
• Military: 24 Apr 1862; elected 2nd Jr. Lt, Co G, 8th Louisiana Volunteers, CSA
• Military: 9 Jun 1862; was captured at the Battle of Port Republic and held on the Steamer Coatzacoalcos
• Military: 5 Aug 1862; returned to his company as a part of a prisoner exchange from Ft. Delaware, Delaware to Aikens Landing, Virginia
• Military: 24 Aug 1862, Manassas, Manassas (City), Virginia, United States; promoted to 2nd Sr. Lt.
• Military: 17 Sep 1862, Sharpsburg, Washington, Maryland, United States; was wounded in battle
• Military: Jan 1863–FEB 1863; listed as wounded at Sharpsburg and furloughed
• Military: 4 May 1863; was wounded in battle
• Military: 12 May 1864, Spotsylvania, Virginia, United States; was captured and held as a prisoner of at Spotsylvania during the Wilderness campaign
• Military: 17 May 1864, Fort Delaware, New Castle, Delaware, United States; held as a prisoner of war
• Military: 23 Jun 1861–16 Jun 1865; in Co G "Minden Blues", 8th Louisiana Volunteers, CSA
• Military: 16 Jun 1865, Fort Delaware, New Castle, Delaware, United States; pledged an oath of allegiance to the United States and was released
• Census: 15 Jun 1880, Webster, Louisiana, United States; Address:
  Ward 4
• Occupation: 15 Jun 1880, Webster, Louisiana, United States; farmer
• Census: 1 Jun 1900, Webster, Louisiana, United States; Address:
  Ward 4
• Occupation: 1 Jun 1900, Webster, Louisiana, United States; farmer

Notes:

GLP Wren attended Emory College at Oxford, Georgia. His diary from his years at Emory and his time during the Civil Ware are held in the special collection of the Emory University Library in Atlanta, Georgia.

https://infogalactic.com/info/G._L._P._Wren

Birth:
BIRTH: IGI 7132816,95

Census:
The census enumerator is Floyd C. Wren, son of Lovick G. Wren.

Buried:
FINDAGRAVE: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=70481117

George married Ellen Carr on 24 Jan 1869 in Claiborne, Louisiana, United States. Ellen (daughter of Burwell Lanier Carr and Susan Anna Turner) was born on 30 Nov 1846 in Chambers, Alabama, United States; died on 16 Feb 1941 in Minden, Webster, Louisiana, United States; was buried in Minden, Webster, Louisiana, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485320749:1030:191555462
• _FSFTID: KHZF-BXR
• _UID: 61D4F4A750004B5DBE101F0A83EDB7EED4BD
• Census: 15 Sep 1850, Putnam, Georgia, United States

Notes:

MARRIAGE: Never married

Birth:
The consolidated tombstone in the Wren Family Cemetery says that Sarah was born in 1828 rather than 1838.

BIRTH: IGI 7132826,95

Buried:
FINDAGRAVE: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=64118697

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485320742:1030:191555462
• _FSFTID: LCXW-3YT
• _UID: 432DC4E0D65E47308AF280098BA6372E5A48

Notes:

This person is a mystery. He is rarely mentioned, but is found enough to have really existed. Betty Wren's theory is that he was handicapped or retarded. That's why he died relatively young and they used his name again. Even though A.D. Wren was living during the same time.

The record I find of this person, though, is the marker in the Wren cemetery, erected much later than this person's life. I suspect that there is a general confusion of this person and Alexander H.S. Wren or another child.

I really believe that A.D. Wren was named for William Alonzo Dossey, but never went by William and just dropped it. I do not believe that W.A.D. Wren is a different person than A.D. Wren.

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485320682:1030:191555462
• _FSFTID: LCXW-3YT
• _UID: E52C2DEB0BBA433AAEECB863240CDDC1EEC5
• Census: 15 Sep 1850, Putnam, Georgia, United States
• Residence: 1851, Minden, Webster, Louisiana, United States
• Military: 11 Dec 1861, Tangipahoa, Louisiana, United States; enlisted Co. E, 19th Reg't., Louisiana Infantry, Claiborne Greys; Address:
  Camp Moore
• Military: 22 Oct 1862; promoted to 4th Corporal, 19th Reg't Louisiana Infantry
• Military: 25 Aug 1863, Meridian, Lauderdale, Mississippi, United States; sent to hospital by General Adams
• Military: 25 Dec 1863; promoted to 2nd Corporal, Co. D, 19th Louisiana Infantry
• Military: 1 Jul 1864; promoted to 4th Sgt., Co D., 19th Louisiana Infantry
• Military: 1861–1865; served in Co. D, 19th Louisiana Infantry, CSA
• Military: 13 May 1865, Meridian, Lauderdale, Mississippi, United States; paroled from Co. E, Pelican Reg't, Louisiana Infantry
• Residence: Aug 1866, Bienville, Bienville, Louisiana, United States
• Possessions: 27 Aug 1866, Hempstead, Arkansas, United States; purchased land from James J Vickers Jr
• Possessions: 27 Aug 1866, Hempstead, Arkansas, United States; purchased land from James J Vickers Sr
• Misc: 1867, Hempstead, Arkansas, United States; paid personal property tax
• Misc: 1868, Hempstead, Arkansas, United States; paid property tax
• Residence: 17 Oct 1868, Mosco, Hempstead, Arkansas, United States; appears on the register of legal voters
• Misc: 1869, Hempstead, Arkansas, United States; paid property tax
• Possessions: 14 Sep 1872, Nevada, Arkansas, United States; sold land to Jno E Snell
• Possessions: 16 Oct 1872, Nevada, Arkansas, United States; sold land to W.J. Ford
• Possessions: 17 Oct 1872, Nevada, Arkansas, United States; gave mortgage to W.J. Ford
• Misc: 7 Feb 1880, Albany Township, Nevada, Arkansas, United States; visited the offices of the Arkansas Democrat
• Possessions: 2 Apr 1880, Nevada, Arkansas, United States; bought land from David F Garrett
• Misc: 30 May 1880, Nevada, Arkansas, United States; selected as delegate for state democratic convention
• Misc: 3 Jun 1880, Nevada, Arkansas, United States; delegate to state Democrat convention
• Census: 8 Jun 1880, Albany Township, Nevada, Arkansas, United States
• Occupation: 8 Jun 1880, Albany Township, Nevada, Arkansas, United States; physician
• Possessions: 24 Jun 1880, Nevada, Arkansas, United States; bought land from David F Garrett
• Possessions: 15 Nov 1880, Nevada, Arkansas, United States; bought land from David F Garrett
• Possessions: 1882, Nevada, Arkansas, United States; personal property valued at $464; Address:
  Albany Township
• Possessions: 13 Feb 1885, Nevada, Arkansas, United States; bought land from B C Bright
• Possessions: 23 Dec 1886, Nevada, Arkansas, United States; bought land
• Misc: 9 Dec 1887, Little Rock, Pulaski, Arkansas, United States; arrived for Methodist Annual Conference
• Possessions: 18 Sep 1888, Nevada, Arkansas, United States; bought land from David Garrett
• Possessions: 6 Apr 1889, Nevada, Arkansas, United States; bought land from D F Garrett
• Possessions: 1892, Nevada, Arkansas, United States; 243 acres; Address:
  Section 33, Township 12, Range 22
• Possessions: 1892, Nevada, Arkansas, United States; 40 acres; Address:
  Section 28, Township 12, Range 22
• Possessions: 1892, Nevada, Arkansas, United States; 80 acres; Address:
  Section 11, Township 12, Range 22
• Possessions: 1892, Nevada, Arkansas, United States; 89.25 acres; Address:
  Section 32, Township 12, Range 22
• Misc: 21 Jul 1892, Nevada, Arkansas, United States; appointed election commissioner for Nevada County
• Misc: 28 Oct 1893, Prescott, Nevada, Arkansas, United States; barn was burned
• Possessions: 25 Feb 1895, Nevada, Arkansas, United States; trust deed to Arkansas Finance Co
• Misc: 23 Aug 1896, Nevada, Arkansas, United States; listed as democratic candidate for State House of Representatives
• Misc: 24 Aug 1898, Atlanta, Fulton, Georgia, United States; appears in an add for toilet powder
• Census: 15 Jun 1900, Albany Township, Nevada, Arkansas, United States
• Occupation: 15 Jun 1900, Albany Township, Nevada, Arkansas, United States; physician and farmer
• Occupation: 1903, Sutton, Nevada, Arkansas, United States; Allopath physician
• Census: 3 May 1910, Albany Township, Nevada, Arkansas, United States
• Occupation: 3 May 1910, Albany Township, Nevada, Arkansas, United States; farmer
• Misc: 23 Jan 1916, Nevada, Arkansas, United States; obituary published

Notes:

Residence: Minden, LA. Moved there in 1851. Later moved to Nevada Co, AR.

Occupation: Medical doctor, Farmer. Practiced medicine in Emmet and Centerville, AR.

MILITARY: Served in Civil War. Enlisted 1861, Company D, Louisiana State Troops, 19th. Fought at Shiloh, Missionary Ridge, Chattanooga,etc. under Gen. Joseph E. Johnston. Wounded at Jonesboro. Disbanded at Meridian, MS.

Education: Began medical study in 1870, New Orleans State Medical School, later called Tulane. Graduated 1873.

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Some sources (mw4) claim he was born in Louisiana. Some sources call him Alonzo John Dossey Wren. Some say Dorsey instead of Dossey.This is the Dr. Wren who owned the watch that Marcus Dickson has. IGI has him listed as William Alonzo Dossey Wren

Notes from Betty Wren

!BIRTH:Wren Family Bible, owned by Carolyn Withrop, El Paso, TX.

!MARR:Hempstead Co AR, filed 17 Feb 1866.

!DEATH:Ar Vital Statistics, Cert. of death, #1136, Feb 1916.

!EDUCATION:Attended Tulane Medical School. No record found.

!MILITARY:CSA," Pvt., Co. D,19th LA Inf. En. Camp Moore, La, Dec 11,1861. Present on all Rolls until Feb 1863. Promoted from ranks to 4th Corpl., Oct, 22, 1862. Roll July and Aug., 1863, Absent, left hospital, Meridian, MS, Aug 25,___order Gen Adams. Roll Sept and Oct., 1863, Absent sent to hospital, Montgomery, AL., since Sept 15,1863. Roll Nov and Dec, 1863. Present , promoted from 4th Corpl., to 2nd Corpl., Dec 25, 1863, vice Corpl, Green, promoted to 4th Sergt.Rolls from Apr 30, 1864 to April 1865. Present. Promoted from 2nd Corpl. to 4th Sergt. since July 1, 1864. Roll of Prisoners of War, CSA, paroled, Meridian, MS, May 13, 1865. Res. Claibourne Par., LA. "Taken from Confederate Soldiers of Louisiana, Library of Congress, 1976. Applied in 1915 for pension, widow applied in Nevada Co. AR after death, 16 Jan 1916. "Index to Ark. Confederate Pension Applications".


Looks like Dr. Wren filed for a Confederate Pension in Arkansas in 1915 and Georgia Wren applied as a widow in 1916.

Birth:
Tooke History records his birth as 15 Feb 1846.

Census:
In this census, it appears that there is an Augustus Wren, age 16, as well as a William A.D. Wren. Looks like W.A.D. Wren is him, but not sure who Augustus is. Perhaps, the confusion on the A.D. Wren later is really around this "Augustus".

Military:
Dr. A.D. Wren applied for a pension on 19 Aug 1915 (along with John W. Hudson and John W. Gann). Veteran # 24686. Georgia Wren applied for a widow's pension on 18 Jan 1916. It seems unlikely that she received her pension, not being indigent.

Residence:
Deed from James J Vickers Jr notes that A D Wren was a resident of Bienville when he purchased the land. This must have been the precursor for his move into Arkansas and the genesis of his old homeplace.

Possessions:
To Wren, A.D. from Vickers, J.J. Sr
Date of instrument: 27 Aug 1866
Date of filing: 9 Oct 1866
Deed book S, p. 348
E SE 34, 11, 23
SW SE 35, 11, 23

Misc:
Polls: 1
E 1/2 SE 1/4 S 34 T 11 R 23, 80 ac
W 1/2 SW 1/4 S 35 T 11 R 23, 80 ac
Value: $120
1 pleasure carriage, $75
2 horses, $125
1 mule, $50
total taxable property: $370

Misc:
Poll: 1
No land
3 horses, $150
1 cow, $7
total value: $157
State tax $0.79
County tax: $1.79
School tax: $0.31

Misc:
Polls: 1
Horses: 1, $100
Mules: 3, $300
Cows: 8, $100
Hogs: 12, $60
Watches: $25
Other personal property to be taxed: $150
Total property: $735
State tax: 3.68
School tax: 2.47
Tax for public debt: 1.84
County tax: 4.41
Special school tax: 7.35
road tax: 2.21
poor house tax: 0.73
Paid.

Possessions:
A.D. Wren and Wife to Jno E Snell
Instrument: 24 Sep 1872
Filed: 12 Feb 1875
Deed, Book B, p. 111
Real Estate, T 12 R 23, 160 acres

Possessions:
A.D. Wren to W.J. Ford
Instrument: 16 Oct 1872
Filed: 14 Jan 1874
Deed, Book C, p. 88
E, SW; SW, SW Section 10
NW NW Section 15
T 12 R 23
160 acres

Possessions:
Indirect Index
Grantee: A.D. Wren
Grantor: WJ & LA Ford
Instrument: 17 Oct 1872
Filed: 28 Mar 1875
Mortgage, Book B, p. 179

Misc:
Almost every state exchange we pick up contains one or more notices of this character which we clip from the Prescott Picayune. They are unmistakable evidences that the Democrat is the people's paper: "Dr. A.D. Wren. a practical farmer, and one of the most prominent physicians in Albany Township, favored us with a call Thursday, and left the cash for the Picayune and the Arkansas Weekly Democrat.",

Possessions:
David F Garrett to A.D. Wren
2 Apr 1880, filed 16 Apr 1880
Warranty Deed, Book G, p. 516

Possessions:
David F Garrett to A.G. Wren
24 Jun 1880, filed 8 Sep 1880
Deed, Book H, p. 21, correction of deed

Possessions:
DF Garrett to AD Wren
15 Nov 1880, filed 3 Dec 1880
Deed, Book H, 110

Possessions:
Personal Property Tax - 1882
Albany Township School District No. 41
Wren, A.D.
Poll - 1
Horses - 1, $75
Neat Cattle - 3, $25
Mules - 1, $100
Sheep - 0
Hogs - 4, $4
Pleasure Carriage - 1, $25
Gold Watches - 1, $40
Other property - $195
Total - $464

Possessions:
B C Bright to A D Wren
13 Feb 1885, recorded 1 Feb 1886
Deed book M, p. 585

Possessions:
A.D. Wren from _______
23 Dec 1886, filed 12 Apr 1887
Deed Book P, p. 353

Misc:
Dr. A.D. Wren, lay delegate from the Camden District arrived for the Little Rock Annual Conference meeting

Possessions:
David Garrett to AD Wren
18 Sep 1888, files 20 Sep 1888
Deed, Book R, p. 168

Possessions:
D F Garrett to A D Wren
6 Apr 1889, file 20 Jul 1889
Deed, Book S, p. 232

Possessions:
Receipt page 13
Dr. A.D. Wren
W NW S33, T12, R22, 80 acres, value $160
State Tax -
General State Tax - 36c
School Fund - 32c
Sinking Fund - 8c
Pension Fund - 4c
County Tax
General Purposes - 72c
Unnamed Tax - 8c
D.S. Tax - 80c
Total Tax - 240c


Receipt page 13
Dr. A.D. Wren
SE NW S33, T12, R22, 40 acres, value $80
State Tax -
General State Tax - 18c
School Fund - 16c
Sinking Fund - 4c
Pension Fund - 2c
County Tax
General Purposes - 36c
Unnamed Tax - 4c
D.S. Tax - 40c
Total Tax - 120c

Receipt page 13
Dr. A.D. Wren
E SW S33, T12, R22, 80 acres, value $160
State Tax -
General State Tax - 36c
School Fund - 32c
Sinking Fund - 8c
Pension Fund - 4c
County Tax
General Purposes - 72c
Unnamed Tax - 8c
D.S. Tax - 80c
Total Tax - 240c


Receipt page 12
Dr. A.D. Wren
E NW NW S33, T12, R22, 20 acres, value $200
State Tax -
General State Tax - 45c
School Fund - 40c
Sinking Fund - 10c
Pension Fund - 5c
County Tax
General Purposes - 90c
Unnamed Tax - 10c
D.S. Tax - 100c
Total Tax - 300c

Receipt page 12
Dr. A.D. Wren - fr
SW SW S33, T12, R22, 23 acres, value $300
State Tax -
General State Tax - 68c
School Fund - 60c
Sinking Fund - 15c
Pension Fund - 7c
County Tax
General Purposes - 135c
Unnamed Tax - 15c
D.S. Tax - 150c
Total Tax - 450c

Possessions:
Receipt page 13
Dr. A.D. Wren
SE NE S32, T12, R22, 40 acres, value $80
State Tax -
General State Tax - 18c
School Fund - 16c
Sinking Fund - 4c
Pension Fund - 2c
County Tax
General Purposes - 36c
Unnamed Tax - 4c
D.S. Tax - 40c
Total Tax - 120c

Receipt page 13
Dr. A.D. Wren - fr
NE SE, S32, T12, R22, 28.75 acres, value $40
State Tax -
General State Tax - 13c
School Fund - 12c
Sinking Fund - 3c
Pension Fund - 2c
County Tax
General Purposes - 27c
Unnamed Tax - 3c
D.S. Tax - 30c
Total Tax - 90c

Receipt page 13
Dr. A.D. Wren - fr
NE SE S32, T12, R22, 1.75 acres,
S NE SE S32, T12, R22, 7 acres, value $20
State Tax -
General State Tax - 4c
School Fund - 4c
Sinking Fund - 1c
Pension Fund - 1c
County Tax
General Purposes - 9c
Unnamed Tax - 1c
D.S. Tax - 10c
Total Tax - 30c

Receipt page 13
Dr. A.D. Wren - fr
NE NW SE S32, T12, R22, 11.75 acres, value $20
State Tax -
General State Tax - 4c
School Fund - 4c
Sinking Fund - 1c
Pension Fund - 1c
County Tax
General Purposes - 9c
Unnamed Tax - 1c
D.S. Tax - 10c
Total Tax - 30c



Possessions:
Receipt page 13
Dr. A.D. Wren
SW SW S28, T12, R22, 40 acres, value $60
State Tax -
General State Tax - 13c
School Fund - 12c
Sinking Fund - 3c
Pension Fund - 2c
County Tax
General Purposes - 27c
Unnamed Tax - 3c
D.S. Tax - 30c
Total Tax - 90c

Possessions:
Receipt book page 12
Dr. A.D. Wren
W NW, S11, T12, R22, 80 acres, value $80

Misc:
Another Fire
Prescott, October 28 -
The barn of Dr. A.D. Wren, a prominent citizen of Albany Township living eight or ten miles south of Prescott, was burned yesterday together with all his corn (500 bushels) and between 4,000 and 5,000 bundles of fodder.

The fire is believed to have been incendiary in origin. The Doctor and all his family were in Prescott except his son Willard who went to the neighboring Postoffice after dinner leaving no one at home. There was no insurance.

Dr. Wren lives near the edge of the cyclone district that had all its crop prospect destroyed last spring and he was very active at that time in efforts to relieve the sufferers. He is a foremost citizen, a prominent Democrat, and wields an influence in his neighborhood.

Respectfully, E.R.A.

Possessions:
A D Wren to Arkansas Finance Co
25 Feb 1889, filed 27 Feb 1889
Trust Deed, Book 32, p. 9
Sec 33, T 12, R 22

Misc:
As a part of a newspaper add for Comfort Powder - The Modern Nursery and Toilet Powder in the Atlanta Constitution, Dr. A.D. Wren of Sutton, Arkansas is quoted. "Comfort Powder is all that is claimed for it. There is nothing better for new born babies, chafing, baby eczema, sore nipples, etc. I consider it harmless to the most delicate skin."

Alonzo married Frances Georgia Vickers on 15 Feb 1866 in Hempstead, Arkansas, United States. Frances (daughter of James Jackson Vickers and Savannah Georgia Shehee) was born on 10 Oct 1849 in Georgia, United States; died on 1 May 1941 in Prescott, Nevada, Arkansas, United States; was buried on 2 May 1941 in Emmet, Nevada, Arkansas, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485321112:1030:191555462
• _FSFTID: GWTP-VKM
• _UID: 570B1E7E77B0428687535A30E36477E3F29F
• Census: 15 Sep 1850, Putnam, Georgia, United States

Notes:

Monroe appears in the 1850 Census, but no where else. Perhaps he is really A.D. Wren there (as Betty Wren suspects). Or perhaps he took his older brother's name when he passed.

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485320729:1030:191555462
• _FSFTID: 9HCT-86T
• _UID: 991D67395F904FF2B3E9D078AE491852CB4A
• Census: 15 Sep 1850, Putnam, Georgia, United States
• Census: 1 Jul 1870, Bienville, Bienville, Louisiana, United States; Address:
  3 Ward
• Census: 20 Jun 1880, Union, Louisiana, United States
• Census: 1 Jun 1900, Pleasant Hill, Sabine, Louisiana, United States
• Census: 5 May 1910, Uvalde, Uvalde, Texas, United States

Notes:

Sometimes seen as Martha Sansara Reeves

Birth:
BIRTH: IGI 7132826,95

Census:
In 1900, 4 of Mattie's 8 children are still living.

Martha married Rev. John Frederick Patterson on 15 Jan 1868 in Natchez, Adams, Mississippi, United States. John was born on 15 Feb 1841 in Natchez, Adams, Mississippi, United States; died on 2 May 1932 in El Paso, El Paso, Texas, United States; was buried in El Paso, El Paso, Texas, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485320676:1030:191555462
• _UID: 6FC76329C8F449F0957E05BE888ABE09666F
• Census: 15 Sep 1850, Putnam, Georgia, United States

Notes:

Died:
A lot of Wren family notes say he died as an infant. However, Find a Grave shows a tombstone with a death date of 1867. Can't see a good image of it to tell one way or another. In either case, he died relatively young and had no family.

Death date also seen as 11 Jun ____

Buried:
FINDAGRAVE: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=64118546

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485320024:1030:191555462
• _UID: C8DC2BA0C930481B85B1EC2AA5730CA9E424
• Census: 24 Sep 1850, Guadalupe, Texas, United States
• Census: 18 Jun 1860, Seguin, Guadalupe, Texas, United States
• Census: Jul 1870, Seguin, Guadalupe, Texas, United States

Notes:

Birth:
Some sources says she was born in Seguin, Guadalupe Co. The 1850 census says Georgia.

Sarah married Rawls about 1865 in Texas, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: Guildart. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485320009:1030:191555462
• _UID: 750D2C7606A64C2B88E7139310297C546547
• Census: 24 Sep 1850, Guadalupe, Texas, United States
• Census: 18 Jun 1860, Seguin, Guadalupe, Texas, United States
• Census: Jul 1870, Seguin, Guadalupe, Texas, United States
• Census: 1 Jun 1880, Guadalupe, Texas, United States

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485322835:1030:191555462
• _UID: 7C09B3BDC0F445D38617105D36C7DE2FD55D
• Census: 24 Sep 1850, Guadalupe, Texas, United States
• Census: 18 Jun 1860, Seguin, Guadalupe, Texas, United States
• Census: Jul 1870, Seguin, Guadalupe, Texas, United States

Family/Spouse: John Shuttlesworth. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485319987:1030:191555462
• _UID: 7AF753791A324C6D9883C173B68BB32CB118
• Census: 18 Jun 1860, Seguin, Guadalupe, Texas, United States
• Census: Jul 1870, Seguin, Guadalupe, Texas, United States
• Census: 1 Jun 1880, Guadalupe, Texas, United States

Family/Spouse: Eliza Shuttlesworth. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485319972:1030:191555462
• _FSFTID: LLCW-3KX
• _UID: 824AFBBB31614A0D9860BBFEC841822BD249
• Census: 18 Jun 1860, Seguin, Guadalupe, Texas, United States
• Census: Jul 1870, Seguin, Guadalupe, Texas, United States
• Census: 1 Jun 1880, Guadalupe, Texas, United States

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485319982:1030:191555462
• _UID: 9BBB691741014B6FB8558C2A8BE303F5FB77
• Census: 18 Jun 1860, Seguin, Guadalupe, Texas, United States
• Census: Jul 1870, Seguin, Guadalupe, Texas, United States

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485319968:1030:191555462
• _FSFTID: LK42-Q5H
• _UID: E68806AA2E624EE6AF54B85D1AA5B58FFD03
• Census: 18 Jun 1860, Seguin, Guadalupe, Texas, United States
• Census: Jul 1870, Seguin, Guadalupe, Texas, United States

Family/Spouse: Zachary Taylor Cameron. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485315127:1030:191555462
• _FSFTID: MTWP-9YL
• _UID: 46EC361081F741B582F0992CA3DFC6F35842

Notes:

Lee and Mattie had three children.

Family/Spouse: Martha Jane Lindly. Martha and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485315128:1030:191555462
• _FSFTID: LT48-B83
• _UID: 0FF80B6223834B039DB3E00C15FC1DDCAE01

Family/Spouse: Simon Johnson. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Occupation: a schoolteacher
• _AMTID: 162485315134:1030:191555462
• _FSFTID: 2Z8Q-MWH
• _UID: B9265266062343C4AA820060C5B5CE06A152

Notes:

Mattie never married.

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485315125:1030:191555462
• _FSFTID: 9MC9-JYS
• _UID: DB290F84FFA54CC0B461C3F0B7955DAC64EA

Family/Spouse: Edna Perry McCauley. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485319545:1030:191555462
• _UID: C2B96EDEA304445696371C02D63973A71C32

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485319537:1030:191555462
• _UID: 9963C5A5CA5245CE8DD1BAE7F4B3F697C8DC

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485319552:1030:191555462
• _UID: 6ABA0F021CE347829232664B4446B5F5A6E5

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485319539:1030:191555462
• _UID: C65C6D364B2B4AB688D28F343BAAFE69A4CA

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485319534:1030:191555462
• _UID: C94F8B68C09B4460A12D05E5FA6283CD6E7F

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485319538:1030:191555462
• _UID: D4FA88FD97B54CDABA428F47472F5EC32E2F

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485319547:1030:191555462
• _UID: EAF965B6D0974C678F1904797E0DA9BF309B

Family/Spouse: Brown. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485319550:1030:191555462
• _UID: 30E4A9ADA43942CFA65BC2E223BDBF06A24B

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485316782:1030:191555462
• _UID: E6E80EE35B754145BC4967B7703D09EDDBD7

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485316783:1030:191555462
• _UID: 21DC6EFC922E45AB9F7A5305BFE329B1044C

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485316787:1030:191555462
• _UID: 785F67998E2D4A058C6401F55589AA5CABAA