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Mary Lee

Parents

Lee, Mary - Center

Biography

Birth	18 Jan 1825	Mary Lee was born on 18 Jan 1825 in Georgia.1,2
Marriage	2 May 1844	William Center and she were married on 2 May 1844 in Clarke County, Georgia.3,4,5
Death	23 Jun 1897	She died on 23 Jun 1897 at age 72 in Athens, Clarke County, Georgia.6,7,2
Burial	1897	She was buried in 1897 at Oconee Hill Cemetery in Athens, Georgia.8

Citations

1. [S8] 1860 Census, Series M653, Roll 116, p 992
2. [S142] Tombstone
3. [S36] Poss, Faye Stone & Brooke, Ted O., Clarke County Ga. Marriage Records 1803-1909, Source Medium: Book, p 36 (Book C, p. 98)
4. [S128] Davis, Robert Scott, Records of Clarke County GA 1801-1892, Source Medium: Book, p 151
5. [S92] Marriage Certificate, Source Medium: Official Document, Clarke County, Microfilm, GA State Archives, Drawer 96, Box 3, Vol. C, p. 98
6. [S164] Weekly Banner, Athens, GA, Source Medium: Newspaper, Obituary, 25 Jun 1897, p 2, col 5
7. [S217] Lawrence, Harold, Methodist Preachers in Georgia, p 97
8. [S162] Find A Grave, Memorial# 70042289
9. [S6] Jarvis, Grace H., 1850 Census of Clarke County GA, Source Medium: Book, p. 63
10. [S4] 1850 Census, Roll M43-65, p. 35, Image 300
11. [S9] 1870 Census, Series M593, Roll 143, p. 450
12. [S10] 1880 Census, Series T9, Roll 149, p. 317

William Center

Parents

Center, William

Biography

Birth	8 Apr 1815	William Center was born on 8 Apr 1815 in South Carolina. The book Methodist Preachers in Georgia by Harold Lawrence ( p 97) lists his birth as 3 Apr 1815 in Georgia. All other evidence has him being born in South Carolina. Various census records have his year of birth from 1816-1820.1,2
Marriage	2 May 1844	He and Mary Lee were married on 2 May 1844 in Clarke County, Georgia.3,4,5
Death	28 Mar 1900	He died on 28 Mar 1900 at age 84 in Clarke County, Georgia.6,2
Burial	1900	He was buried in 1900 at Oconee Hill Cemetery in Athens, Georgia.7

Religion		William Center was Associated with Stanley Chapel where he ministered to the members, led revivals, and ran the Sunday School.8
Occupation		William Center was an Alderrman, 1st Ward in Athens, Clarke County, Georgia.9
Person Source		He had person sources.10
Occupation	1836	In 1836 William Center was a Preacher, licensed by the Methodist Church to preach in Georgia.2,6
Census	1850	He appeared in the census in 1850 in Clarke County, Georgia (Georgia Factory District.)11,12
Occupation	1850	In 1850 William Center was a Factory Operator.11
Residence	bet 1850 and 1900	He lived in Clarke County, Georgia (Georgia Factory District), bet 1850 and 1900.13,14,15,16,17
Religion	1851	He was Trustee of Athens Factory Mission, Athens, GA in 1851.18
Census	1860	He appeared in the census in 1860 in Clarke County, Georgia (Athens PO, Georgia Factory District.)19
Census	1864	He appeared in the census in 1864 in Clarke County, Georgia.20
Occupation	1864	In 1864 William Center was a Factory Overseer in Clarke County, Georgia.20
Military	Jun 1864	He served in the military as a private in Captain White's Company, Ga Infantry, Confederate Army for the local defense in the Athens area in Jun 1864.21
Misc	1867	He was elected Chaplain of a new division of Sons of Temperance at Stanley Chapel in 1867 in Clarke County, Georgia.22
Misc	Apr 1868	He signed the Reconstruction Oath in Apr 1868 in Clarke County, Georgia.23
Census	1870	He appeared in the census in 1870 in Clarke County, Georgia (Athens PO.)24
Census	1880	He appeared in the census in 1880 in Greene County, Georgia (Skull Shoals.)25
Occupation	1880	In 1880 William Center was a Boss of Card room in Greene County, Georgia (Skull Shoals.)25
Occupation	1887	In 1887 William Center was a Justice of the Peace and was resigning.26

Citations

1. [S33] Census, 1850, 1860, 1870, 1880 list place of birth as South Carolina
2. [S163] Athens Daily Banner, 6 May 1900, p 5, col 4
3. [S36] Poss, Faye Stone & Brooke, Ted O., Clarke County Ga. Marriage Records 1803-1909, Source Medium: Book, p 36 (Book C, p. 98)
4. [S128] Davis, Robert Scott, Records of Clarke County GA 1801-1892, Source Medium: Book, p 151
5. [S92] Marriage Certificate, Source Medium: Official Document, Clarke County, Microfilm, GA State Archives, Drawer 96, Box 3, Vol. C, p. 98
6. [S217] Lawrence, Harold, Methodist Preachers in Georgia, p 97
7. [S162] Find A Grave, Memorial # 70042310
8. [S70] History of Princeton Factory & Princeton United Methodist Church, Source Medium: Book
9. [S164] Weekly Banner, Athens, GA, Source Medium: Newspaper, Obituary, 30 Mar 1900, p2, col 5
10. [S234] Deed for William Center Estate, Clarke County GA, Deed Book ZZ, p 553, dtd 29 Oct 1900 (Land in city of Athens on east side of Oconee River, fronting on Oak St.)
11. [S6] Jarvis, Grace H., 1850 Census of Clarke County GA, Source Medium: Book, p. 63
12. [S4] 1850 Census, Roll M43-65, p. 35, Image 300
13. [S35] Abbe, Mary Hart, Clarke County GA Tax Digests 1847-1850, Source Medium: Book, p. 340 (Ga Factory District, GMD 217, 1850)
14. [S33] Census, 1850-1870
15. [S59] Georgia 1890 Tax Digests, Source Medium: Internet
    
    Original, Georgia Tax Digests (1890), Georgia State Archives
16. [S179] Georgia Tax Digests, 1874-1881, owned 150 acres, images 44,180, 296, 428, 66, 209, 355, 502; 1854-1890 owned 120-125 acres, images 79, 245, 417, 96. (Paid taxes on the land in 1880 through an agent but was living in Greene County)
17. [S234] Deed for William Center Estate, Clarke County GA, Deed Book ZZ, p 553, dtd 29 Oct 1900
18. [S70] History of Princeton Factory & Princeton United Methodist Church, p. 5
19. [S8] 1860 Census, Series M653, Roll 116, p 992
20. [S202] Cornell, Nancy J., 1864 Census for Re-Organizing the Georgia Militia, Clarke County, p 125
21. [S99] Confederate Military Records, Source Medium: Microfilm
22. [S173] Southern Watchman, Athens, GA, 21 Aug 1867, p 3
23. [S180] Georgia Reconstruction Oath Books, p. 144, #2078
24. [S9] 1870 Census, Series M593, Roll 143, p. 450
25. [S10] 1880 Census, Series T9, Roll 149, p. 317
26. [S128] Davis, Robert Scott, Records of Clarke County GA 1801-1892, p. 69

? Center

Biography

Citations

1. [S6] Jarvis, Grace H., 1850 Census of Clarke County GA, Source Medium: Book, p. 67

Frances ?

Biography

Citations

1. [S6] Jarvis, Grace H., 1850 Census of Clarke County GA, Source Medium: Book, p. 67
2. [S8] 1860 Census, Series M653, Roll 116, p 992
3. [S10] 1880 Census, Series T9, Roll 170, p 557c
4. [S4] 1850 Census, Series M432, Roll 65, p. 36B

John Allison

Parents

Biography

Birth	bet 1800 and 1802	John Allison was born bet 1800 and 1802 in North Carolina. Some sources list 1808 as the birthdate but that would have made John 16 in 1824. In that year John married Martha, her grandfather that raised her died, and John became guardian to two of her sisters. Numerous records show he was doing things that would have required he be a legal adult of age 21 in North Carolina.1,2
Marriage	abt 26 Jan 1824	He and Martha ("Marthy") Patterson, (2), were married abt 26 Jan 1824 in Guilford County, North Carolina.3,4
Death	aft 25 Nov 1861	He died aft 25 Nov 1861 in Alabama.5

Person Source		John Allison had person sources.6,7,8,9
Residence	bet 1827 and 1829	He lived in North Carolina and moved to Georgia bet 1827 and 1829.7
Census	1830	He appeared in the census in 1830 in Elbert County (later Hart), Georgia.10
Occupation	bet 1830 and 1860	Bet 1830 and 1860 John Allison was a Farmer.11,7
Census	1840	He appeared in the census in 1840 in Elbert County (later Hart), Georgia.12
Residence	1847	He lived in Franklin County, Georgia, Capt. Obar District, in 1847.13
Census	1850	He appeared in the census in 1850 in Clarke County, Georgia, Vinsen's District.2
Residence	bef Sep 1858	He lived in Georgia and moved to Blounty County, Alabama bef Sep 1858.14
Census	1860	He appeared in the census in 1860 in Blount County, Alabama.1

Citations

1. [S8] 1860 Census, Series M653, Roll 2, Page 1047
2. [S4] 1850 Census, Series M432, Roll 65, p. 288
3. [S108] Dodd, Jordan R., North Carolina Marriages 1801 to 1825, Source Medium: Book, p. 15
4. [S91] Marriage Bond Certificate, Source Medium: Official Document, Original Document, North Carolina State Archives
5. [S171] Letter from J.Q. Allison to Lewis & Matilda Parker, Dtd 25 Nov 1861 - mentions news from Alabama that his father is feeling poorly
6. [S125] Patterson & Pattison Family Association, Vol 3, p. 103
7. [S69] Baker, John William, History of Hart County, Source Medium: Book, p. 95, Copy of letter written by J. Q. Allison to Hartwell paper "The Sun" describing his early life there. Said his parents moved there in 1825, but sister was born in N.C. in 1827.
8. [S245] Estate Papers of Martha Patterson McKnight, 1855-1860, Guilford County, NC
9. [S162] Find A Grave, Catherine Allison Brasher, Memorial# 37236157 - Lists her father as John West Allison. Founds no other reference to a middle name for John
10. [S167] 1830 Census, Series M19, Roll 17, p 134
11. [S33] Census, 1840, 1850 & 1860 Census
12. [S3] 1840 Census, Series M704, Roll 40, p 183
13. [S213] Georgia 1792-1829 Property Tax Digests (ancestry.com), 1847, p 39
14. [S81] Letter from B. F. & Martha Parker, dtd 8 Sept 1858 mentions that B. F. Parker (Arminda's brother) has been to Alabama to look for land and went to Bount County where Mr. Allison's lands were located.

Martha ("Marthy") Patterson, (2)

Parents

Patterson, Martha (2) - Allison - Tombstone

Biography

Birth	Jul 1808	Martha ("Marthy") Patterson, (2), was born in Jul 1808 in North Carolina. Her tombstone and 1870 census list her year of birth about 1806, but her sister Betsy was reportedly born in Aug 1806..1,2
Marriage	abt 26 Jan 1824	John Allison and she were married abt 26 Jan 1824 in Guilford County, North Carolina.3,4
Death	Mar 1884	She died in Mar 1884 at age 75 in Etowah County, Alabama.5
Burial	1884	She was buried in 1884 at Morton Chapel Cemetery in Walnut Grove, Etowah County, Alabama.5

Citations

1. [S8] 1860 Census, Series M653, Roll 2, Page 1047
2. [S4] 1850 Census, Series M432, Roll 65, p. 288
3. [S108] Dodd, Jordan R., North Carolina Marriages 1801 to 1825, Source Medium: Book, p. 15
4. [S91] Marriage Bond Certificate, Source Medium: Official Document, Original Document, North Carolina State Archives
5. [S142] Tombstone, FindAGrave.com Memorial# 68762375
6. [S245] Estate Papers of Martha Patterson McKnight, 1855-1860, Guilford County, NC
7. [S226] Webster, Irene B., Guilford County Will Abstracts 1771-1841, p 73, Will of George Patterson, dtd 17 Feb 1817, prb May 1817, Will Bk B, File #440
8. [S9] 1870 Census, Series M593, Roll 16, P. 238B

Lewis Parker

Parents

Parker, Lewis - Birth Record from Lewis Parker Bible - 1804

Biography

Birth	18 Jan 1804	Lewis Parker was born on 18 Jan 1804 in Northeast Georgia.1,2
Marriage	29 Nov 1827	He and Matilda Swann were married on 29 Nov 1827 in Jackson County, Georgia.1,3,4,2
Death	2 Sep 1866	He died on 2 Sep 1866 at age 62 in Hart County, Georgia.1,2

Occupation		Lewis Parker was a mill-wright and farmer and described as having a mechanical mind.5,6
Person Source		He had person sources.7,2,8,9,10,11
Census	1830	He appeared in the census in 1830 in Jackson County, Georgia.12
Residence	bet 1830 and 1832	He lived in Jackson County, Georgia, bet 1830 and 1832.13,14,15,12
Religion	1832	He was Original tent holder at Poplar Springs Campground, Georgia in 1832.16
Residence	bet 1834 and 1866	He lived near Providence Church in Franklin County, Georgia (later Hart County), bet 1834 and 1866.17,18,19,20,21,6
Property	1835	He owned property in 1835 in Franklin County, Georgia. He wrote his father-in-law, Henry Swann, that he had purchased property.22
Census	1840	He appeared in the census in 1840 in Franklin County, Georgia, District 214.23
Census	1850	He appeared in the census in 1850 in Franklin County, Georgia.24,25
Will	20 Nov 1865	He signed a will on 20 Nov 1865 in Hart County, Georgia. The will of Lewis Parker divided his estate among his children, but stipulated the farm would not be sold until his single daughters either married or died. Two of his daughters remained unmarried until the 1900s. The last one died in 1906, and by then, all the other children of Lewis and Matilda had passed away.26

Citations

1. [S24] Bible of Lewis Parker
2. [S126] Parker, Harold Travis, Pioneers of Hart County Georgia, Source Medium: Book, pp, 115-117
3. [S73] Poss, Faye Stone, Jackson County GA Marriage Records 1805-1910, Source Medium: Book, p. 185 (Book 2, p. 168)
4. [S74] Jackson County Marriage Records, Source Medium: Microfilm, p. 168 (Georgia State Archives, Drawer 162, Box 45, Books A, B, C)
5. [S68] Tabor, Anna Belle Little, History of Franklin County, Source Medium: Book, p. 16 of Addendum, "Lewis was a millwright successful as both a farmer and as a machinist."
6. [S69] Baker, John William, History of Hart County, Source Medium: Book, pp 129-131
7. [S68] Tabor, Anna Belle Little, History of Franklin County, p. 503
8. [S69] Baker, John William, History of Hart County, p. 308
9. [S69] Baker, John William, History of Hart County, pp 348-350
10. [S90] Patton, Lois White, Lewis Parker Family, The, Source Medium: Manuscript
11. [S233] Deed for Henry Swann Estate, Clarke County GA, Deed Book V, pp 527-528, dtd 2 Aug 1858. (Land originally purchased 1831, Deed Book O, p 268)
12. [S167] 1830 Census, Series M19, Roll 18, p. 343
13. [S186] Letters from Jacob Parker, dtd 4 Sept & 28 Nov 1831
14. [S187] Letters from J. H. Parker, dtd 22 Nov 1831 & 19 Nov 1832. Joseph H. Parker letters to his brother Lewis addressed to Bascobal Post Office in Jackson County
15. [S190] Letter from B. B. Parker, dtd 25 Sept 1830, to Lewis and Jacob Parker
16. [S152] Lawrence; Harold A., Feast of Tabernacles: Georgia Campgrounds & Campmeetings, pp. 58-60, Copy of articles written in 1914 & 1935
17. [S54] Acker, Martha Walters, Franklin County GA Tax Digests, Source Medium: Book, Vol 4, 1834-1839
18. [S179] Georgia Tax Digests, Franklin County, GA, Years 1836-1850
19. [S188] Letter from John Parker, dtd 26 Jun 1834, letter sent from John Parker in Gainesville, GA to Lewis at Eagle P. O. in Franklin County GAt
20. [S82] Letters from Henry Swann, dtd 1834 addressed to Eagle P.O., Franklin Co; dtd 1835 addressed to Aquila P.O. Franklin Co.; dtd 1837-1842 addressed to Parker's Store, Franklin Co.
21. [S213] Georgia 1792-1829 Property Tax Digests (ancestry.com), 1847, p 39
22. [S195] Letter from Henry Swann, 1835
23. [S3] 1840 Census, Series M704, Roll 41, p.299, Image 625
24. [S7] Otto, Rhea Cumming, 1850 Census of Franklin County GA, Source Medium: Book, p. 49
25. [S4] 1850 Census, Series M432, Roll 70, p 308, image 147
26. [S147] Will of Lewis Parker, Dtd 20 Nov 1865, Rec'd 29 Oct 1866, Hart County GA, Georgia State Archives

Matilda Swann

Parents

Swann, Matilda - Parker - Birth Record from Lewis Parker Bible - 1804

Biography

Birth	17 Dec 1804	Matilda Swann was born on 17 Dec 1804.1,2
Marriage	29 Nov 1827	Lewis Parker and she were married on 29 Nov 1827 in Jackson County, Georgia.1,3,4,2
Death	11 Nov 1864	She died on 11 Nov 1864 at age 59 in Hart County, Georgia.1,2

Citations

1. [S24] Bible of Lewis Parker
2. [S126] Parker, Harold Travis, Pioneers of Hart County Georgia, Source Medium: Book, pp, 115-117
3. [S73] Poss, Faye Stone, Jackson County GA Marriage Records 1805-1910, Source Medium: Book, p. 185 (Book 2, p. 168)
4. [S74] Jackson County Marriage Records, Source Medium: Microfilm, p. 168 (Georgia State Archives, Drawer 162, Box 45, Books A, B, C)
5. [S82] Letters from Henry Swann, dtd 1834-1842 addressed to Louis Parker & Matilda Parker, referring to them as son & daughter
6. [S69] Baker, John William, History of Hart County, Source Medium: Book, p. 308
7. [S233] Deed for Henry Swann Estate, Clarke County GA, Deed Book V, pp 527-528, dtd 2 Aug 1858. (Land originally purchased 1831, Deed Book O, p 268)
8. [S7] Otto, Rhea Cumming, 1850 Census of Franklin County GA, Source Medium: Book, p. 49
9. [S4] 1850 Census, Series M432, Roll 70, p 308, image 147

Joseph A. Parker

Parkertown Historical Marker

Biography

Citations

1. [S68] Tabor, Anna Belle Little, History of Franklin County, Source Medium: Book, p. 503
2. [S126] Parker, Harold Travis, Pioneers of Hart County Georgia, Source Medium: Book, pp, 115-117
3. [S69] Baker, John William, History of Hart County, Source Medium: Book, pp 129-131
4. [S68] Tabor, Anna Belle Little, History of Franklin County, p. 16 of Addendum
5. [S126] Parker, Harold Travis, Pioneers of Hart County Georgia, pp 121-122
6. [S69] Baker, John William, History of Hart County, pp 348-350
7. [S229] Coweta County GA Probate Records, Book C, pp 412-415, Estate of Jacob Redwine
8. [S31] Kaufhold, Shirley, Cemeteries of Hart County Georgia, Source Medium: Book, p 121
9. [S69] Baker, John William, History of Hart County, p. 308
10. [S131] Nelson, Martha Redwine, Redwine: Ancestors & Descendants of John & Sarah & Other Redwines, Source Medium: Book, p. 48
11. [S232] Mary Bondurant Warren, Elbert County Georgia Records, Tax Digest, Abt 1801, p 18 - Joseph Parker pays poll tax, no land
12. [S232] Mary Bondurant Warren, Elbert County Georgia Records, Tax Digest, 1815, p 8
13. [S201] 1820 Census, Series M33, Roll 8, p 195, Image 140
14. [S167] 1830 Census, Series M19, Roll 17, p 134
15. [S3] 1840 Census, Series M704, Roll 40, p. 184, Image 388
16. [S4] 1850 Census, Series M432, Roll 70, p 308A, Image 146
17. [S8] 1860 Census, Series M653, Roll 126, p 453.

Barbara Redwine

Parents

Biography

Citations

1. [S68] Tabor, Anna Belle Little, History of Franklin County, Source Medium: Book, p. 16 of Addendum
2. [S131] Nelson, Martha Redwine, Redwine: Ancestors & Descendants of John & Sarah & Other Redwines, Source Medium: Book, p. 48
3. [S126] Parker, Harold Travis, Pioneers of Hart County Georgia, Source Medium: Book, pp 121-122
4. [S69] Baker, John William, History of Hart County, Source Medium: Book, pp 348-350
5. [S229] Coweta County GA Probate Records, Book C, pp 412-415, Estate of Jacob Redwine
6. [S58] Patterson, Mary Brewster, Genealogy of Redwine-Patterson Families, Source Medium: Manuscript
   Also had title of Powell-Redwine-Patterson & others, pp 15-18
7. [S68] Tabor, Anna Belle Little, History of Franklin County, p. 503
8. [S69] Baker, John William, History of Hart County, pp 129-131
9. [S69] Baker, John William, History of Hart County, pp 129-131, p 308

Jacob Redwine, Sr.

Parents

Redwine Church Historical Marker

Biography

Birth	12 Oct 1751	Jacob Redwine, Sr., was born on 12 Oct 1751 in Pennsylvania. Some sources list his place of birth as Pittsburgh, which did not exist at the time. There were a few European settlers in that region about 1748. Other sources list Northampton County which is in the eastern Pennsylvania.1,2,3,4,5,6
Marriage	29 Feb 1776	He and Rowena Rhinehart were married on 29 Feb 1776 in Montgomery County, North Carolina.7,8,9,5,2,3
Death	25 Feb 1840	He died on 25 Feb 1840 at age 88 in Coweta County, Georgia.10,11,3,9
Burial	1840	He was buried in 1840 at Concord Church Cemetery in Coweta County, Georgia. In 1940 the DAR placed a marker on the grave.1,12,13,6

Note		"The History of Hart County" and a few other sources have Jacob Redwine as the son of Frederick Redwine who was born in Prussia in 1699.
Religion		Jacob Redwine, Sr., was Methodist.10
Person Source		He had person sources.3,14
Misc	abt 1760	He moved with his family from Pennsylvannia to North Carolina abt 1760.15,7,6
Military	bet 1776 and 1781	He served in the military as a private in John Johnston's Company, Col John Collier's Regt of North Carolina Militia, commanded by Gen. John Butler, during the Revolutionary War bet 1776 and 1781 in North Carolina. On 16 Dec 1780 Jacob Redwine was discharged from service.16,17,18,19,9,6
Residence	25 Jan 1777	He lived in North Carolina on 25 Jan 1777. Jacob and brother John sold land in Granville County, North Carolina inherited from their father. Jacob moved to Montgomery County and John to Rowan County, in same area on Yadkin River3
Property	1778	He owned 300 acres on Ellerbe Creek in 1778 in Orange County, North Carolina. The land entry grant was dtd 2 Jun 1778.20
Census	1790	He appeared in the census in 1790 in Montgomery, Salisbury Dist, North Carolina.21
Misc	bef 1800	He moved from North Carolina to Franklin County, Georgia bef 1800.5
Residence	bet 1807 and 1822	He lived in Franklin County, Georgia, bet 1807 and 1822.22,23
Census	1830	He appeared in the census in 1830 in Elbert County, Georgia. According to Genealogy of Redwine-Patterson Families and The Lewis Parker Family, Jacob received a land grant in Dist. 12, Section 4, Lot 119, Bowers Dist. in Elbert County, Ga. Whether this was where he was residing in 1830 is unknown as receiving a land grant does not mean a person actually took up residence there.24
Religion	1832	He was an original tent holder at Poplar Springs Campground, Georgia in 1832.25
Residence	bet 1832 and 1840	He lived in Palmetto, Coweta County, Georgia, bet 1832 and 1840. Jacob moved to Coweta County to live with son Lewis who settled on Cedar Creek.6,5,26,13
Will	13 Sep 1839	He signed a will on 13 Sep 1839 in Coweta County, Georgia. Will was recorded on 14 Jul 1840 in Coweta County, Georgia in Book A, pp 64-66.11

Citations

1. [S90] Patton, Lois White, Lewis Parker Family, The, Source Medium: Manuscript
2. [S67] Newnan-Coweta Co Historical Society, History of Coweta County Georgia, Source Medium: Book, pp 334-335
3. [S131] Nelson, Martha Redwine, Redwine: Ancestors & Descendants of John & Sarah & Other Redwines, Source Medium: Book, p. 47
4. [S126] Parker, Harold Travis, Pioneers of Hart County Georgia, Source Medium: Book, p 121, pp 121-122
5. [S58] Patterson, Mary Brewster, Genealogy of Redwine-Patterson Families, Source Medium: Manuscript
   Also had title of Powell-Redwine-Patterson & others, pp 15-18
6. [S69] Baker, John William, History of Hart County, Source Medium: Book, pp 348-350
7. [S66] Kaufhold, Shirley, Hart Of Georgia, Source Medium: Book, p 257
8. [S214] US & International Marriage Records 1560-1900 (ancestry.com: n.p, n.d), Year 1776
9. [S126] Parker, Harold Travis, Pioneers of Hart County Georgia, pp 121-122
10. [S138] Southern Christian Advocate, Source Medium: Newspaper, Vol 4, #2, p. 7, c. 4
11. [S146] Will of Jacob Redwine Sr, Source Medium: Microfilm
12. [S37] Coweta County Gen. Society, Coweta County GA Cemeteries, Source Medium: Book, p. 489-490, Old Concord Methodist Meeting House (building later moved to Lewis Redwine's place and renamed Jones Chapel, later moved again)
13. [S67] Newnan-Coweta Co Historical Society, History of Coweta County Georgia, pp 92-93, p 334
14. [S237] Will of Lewis (Ludwig) Redwine (Riethweil)
15. [S131] Nelson, Martha Redwine, Redwine: Ancestors & Descendants of John & Sarah & Other Redwines, p 27
16. [S138] Southern Christian Advocate, Vol 4, #2, p. 7, c. 4, Obituary of Jacob Redwine, Sr., 26 Jun 1840
17. [S100] National Archives Military Records, Source Medium: Microfilm, Pay Roll, dtd 22 Dec 1780
18. [S90] Patton, Lois White, Lewis Parker Family, The, p 5, Copy of War Dept letter, dated Aug. 1, 1934
19. [S58] Patterson, Mary Brewster, Genealogy of Redwine-Patterson Families, pp 15-18, Jacob Redwine appears on list of Cherokee Lottery under names of Revolutionary War Soldiers
20. [S76] Land Entry Grant, Source Medium: Official Document, Orange County, NC, 300 acres on the Ellerbe Creek, Grant found at North Carolina State Archives
21. [S1] 1790 Census, Series: M637 Roll: 7 Page: 415
22. [S54] Acker, Martha Walters, Franklin County GA Tax Digests, Source Medium: Book, Vol 2 & 3 (1811, 1813, 1818, 1819, 1820, 1821, 1822)
23. [S213] Georgia 1792-1829 Property Tax Digests (ancestry.com), 1807 - p 82, 1808 - p 69, 1811 - p 53, 1818 - p 52, 1819 - p 136
24. [S167] 1830 Census, Series M19, Roll 17, p 134
25. [S152] Lawrence; Harold A., Feast of Tabernacles: Georgia Campgrounds & Campmeetings, pp. 58-60, Copy of articles written in 1914 & 1935
26. [S37] Coweta County Gen. Society, Coweta County GA Cemeteries, pp 489-490

Rowena Rhinehart

Biography

Citations

1. [S126] Parker, Harold Travis, Pioneers of Hart County Georgia, Source Medium: Book, pp 121-122
2. [S131] Nelson, Martha Redwine, Redwine: Ancestors & Descendants of John & Sarah & Other Redwines, Source Medium: Book, p. 47
3. [S66] Kaufhold, Shirley, Hart Of Georgia, Source Medium: Book, p 257
4. [S214] US & International Marriage Records 1560-1900 (ancestry.com: n.p, n.d), Year 1776
5. [S58] Patterson, Mary Brewster, Genealogy of Redwine-Patterson Families, Source Medium: Manuscript
   Also had title of Powell-Redwine-Patterson & others, pp 15-18
6. [S67] Newnan-Coweta Co Historical Society, History of Coweta County Georgia, Source Medium: Book, pp 334-335
7. [S31] Kaufhold, Shirley, Cemeteries of Hart County Georgia, Source Medium: Book, p. 130
8. [S69] Baker, John William, History of Hart County, Source Medium: Book, pp 348-350
9. [S37] Coweta County Gen. Society, Coweta County GA Cemeteries, Source Medium: Book, pp 489-490
10. [S37] Coweta County Gen. Society, Coweta County GA Cemeteries, pp 489-490 Jacob Redwine married to Rowena, p. 521 Jacob Redwine m Rowena Rhinehart

Johann Ludwig (Lewis) Redwine

Biography

Citations

1. [S139] Tex Dix, 200 Years in Texas, Source Medium: Internet
2. [S67] Newnan-Coweta Co Historical Society, History of Coweta County Georgia, Source Medium: Book, pp 334-335
3. [S62] Eaker, Lorena Shell, German Speaking People West of the Catawba River in N.C. 1750-1800, Source Medium: Book, p 326
4. [S90] Patton, Lois White, Lewis Parker Family, The, Source Medium: Manuscript
5. [S131] Nelson, Martha Redwine, Redwine: Ancestors & Descendants of John & Sarah & Other Redwines, Source Medium: Book, p. 43
6. [S131] Nelson, Martha Redwine, Redwine: Ancestors & Descendants of John & Sarah & Other Redwines, p. 43, Will proved 1772
7. [S131] Nelson, Martha Redwine, Redwine: Ancestors & Descendants of John & Sarah & Other Redwines, p. 46
8. [S130] Gohr, Glenn, Redwine / Riethweil Genealogy, Source Medium: Internet
9. [S124] Passenger List of Osgood 1750, Source Medium: Internet
10. [S131] Nelson, Martha Redwine, Redwine: Ancestors & Descendants of John & Sarah & Other Redwines, p 23
11. [S131] Nelson, Martha Redwine, Redwine: Ancestors & Descendants of John & Sarah & Other Redwines, p 27
12. [S131] Nelson, Martha Redwine, Redwine: Ancestors & Descendants of John & Sarah & Other Redwines, pp 43-45

Barbara ?

Biography

Citations

1. [S90] Patton, Lois White, Lewis Parker Family, The, Source Medium: Manuscript
2. [S67] Newnan-Coweta Co Historical Society, History of Coweta County Georgia, Source Medium: Book, pp 334-335
3. [S139] Tex Dix, 200 Years in Texas, Source Medium: Internet
4. [S62] Eaker, Lorena Shell, German Speaking People West of the Catawba River in N.C. 1750-1800, Source Medium: Book, p 326

Henry T. Swann

Swann, Henry T. - Signature

Biography

Birth	abt 1779	Henry T. Swann was born abt 1779 in Maryland.1
Marriage	29 Dec 1803	He and Rebecca Davis were married on 29 Dec 1803 in Oglethorpe County, Georgia.2
Death	bef 15 Jul 1858	He died bef 15 Jul 1858 in Clarke County, Georgia.3,4

Probate		Henry T. Swann had his estate probated at date unknown but estate deed dtd 2 Aug 1858 shows heirs sold the property after their mother died in Clarke County, Georgia. His living children were his heirs and they were: Lemuel Swann, Lee Swann, Catherine Swann Thomas and husband Pleasant Thomas, and Matilda Swann Parker and husband Lewis Parker.4
Person Source		He had person sources.5
Census	1820	He appeared in the census in 1820 in Jackson County, Georgia.6
Property	1831	He owned land he got land after judgement against the owner in 1831 in Clarke County, Georgia.4
Residence	bet 1834 and 1840	He lived in Jackson County, Georgia, bet 1834 and 1840.7,8
Residence	Mar 1839	He lived on "plantation" that burned (Mentioned loosing blacksmith shop, thrashing machine, all wheat and cow feed; kitchen and meathouse mostly fine, all in house carried off) at Jackson County, GA, in Mar 1839.9
Census	1840	He appeared in the census in 1840 in Jackson County, Georgia.8
Misc	1842	He was badly injured when he was thrown by his son Seaborn's horse in 1842. He broke no bones.10
Residence	bet 1842 and 1858	He lived in Clarke County, Georgia, bet 1842 and 1858.11,12,10,13,4,14
Census	1850	He appeared in the census in 1850 in Clarke County, Georgia.1,15
Occupation	1850	In 1850 Henry T. Swann was a Farmer.1

Citations

1. [S6] Jarvis, Grace H., 1850 Census of Clarke County GA, Source Medium: Book, p. 44
2. [S120] Oglethorpe County GA Court of Ordinary Marriages, Source Medium: Microfilm, p. 195, License #510 (Georgia State Archives, Drawer 46, Roll 5)
3. [S166] Southern Banner, Athens, GA, 15 Jul 1858, p 3 - ad for sale of estate of Henry Swan by Lemuel Swan
4. [S233] Deed for Henry Swann Estate, Clarke County GA, Deed Book V, pp 527-528, dtd 2 Aug 1858. (Land originally purchased 1831, Deed Book O, p 268)
5. [S90] Patton, Lois White, Lewis Parker Family, The, Source Medium: Manuscript
6. [S201] 1820 Census, Series M33, Roll 8, p 233
7. [S82] Letters from Henry Swann, dtd 1834-1839, some specifying address of Bascobal, Jackson Co.
8. [S3] 1840 Census, Roll 44, Page 17, Image 41
9. [S195] Letter from Henry Swann, dtd Mar 1839
10. [S195] Letter from Henry Swann, dtd 25 Jul 1842
11. [S35] Abbe, Mary Hart, Clarke County GA Tax Digests 1847-1850, Source Medium: Book, p. 86, p. 186, p. 278, p. 378 (GMD 216)
12. [S179] Georgia Tax Digests, Clarke County, 1848
13. [S195] Letter from Henry Swann, dtd 23 Nov 1842
14. [S235] Athenian, Athens GA, 1 Feb 1831, p 3 (Sheriff's sale in Clarke County of 150 acres of land belonging to Duncan to satisfy a judgment in favor of Henry Swan in case of Swan vs Duncan)
15. [S4] 1850 Census, Series M432, Roll 65, p 23, Image 327

Rebecca Davis

Biography

Birth	abt 1780	Rebecca Davis was born abt 1780 in Virginia.1
Marriage	29 Dec 1803	Henry T. Swann and she were married on 29 Dec 1803 in Oglethorpe County, Georgia.2
Death	abt 1858	She died abt 1858.3,4

Citations

1. [S6] Jarvis, Grace H., 1850 Census of Clarke County GA, Source Medium: Book, p. 44
2. [S120] Oglethorpe County GA Court of Ordinary Marriages, Source Medium: Microfilm, p. 195, License #510 (Georgia State Archives, Drawer 46, Roll 5)
3. [S4] 1850 Census, Series M432, Roll 65, p 23, Image 327
4. [S233] Deed for Henry Swann Estate, Clarke County GA, Deed Book V, pp 527-528, dtd 2 Aug 1858. (Land originally purchased 1831, Deed Book O, p 268)
5. [S120] Oglethorpe County GA Court of Ordinary Marriages, p. 195, License #510 (Georgia State Archives, Drawer 46, Roll 5)