Husband William Hutto
Born: 23 Mar 1782 - Barnwell District, South Carolina
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Mother: Ann Zorn
Marriage: 1806
Wife Lucy Montgomery
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Husband James Inman
Born: 10 Dec 1814 - Tattnall Co., GA 23
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Died: 4 Aug 1897 - Hamilton Co., FL 23
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Marriage: 1838 - Ware County, Georgia 23
Wife Cyrene McDonald
Born: 16 Feb 1821 - Tattnall Co., GA 23
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Died: 24 May 1875 - Ware County, Georgia 23
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1 F Eliza Inman
Born: 12 Mar 1852
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Buried: - Swift Creek Cemetery, Facil, Hamilton County, Florida
Spouse: Charles North Crews
Marr: 20 Jan 1870 - Clinch County, GA
General Notes: Husband - James Inman
INMAN, JAMES Events
• Baptism: 16 Nov 1659.
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• Baptism: 8 Mar 1665.
• Alt. Birth: Bef 1666, New Amsterdam.
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• Residence: New Jersey.
• Residence: New York.
John the elder, a musician, was educated at Christ Church, Oxford, where he was a chorister and there embraced Protestantism to the annoyance of his father, who promptly disinherited him. John Milton, on leaving Oxford, went to London "to seek a manner of his fortune." After trying various means of gaining a livlihood, he adopted, in 1595, the profession of scrivener and on the 27th day of February, 1599-1600, was admitted to the company of scriveners. About 1600, he started business for himself in Broadstreet, Cheapside, at the sign of the spread eagle and at about the same time married Sarah, daughter of Paul Jeffrey, merchant taylor of St. Swithens, London. John died in March of 1647, wife Sarah died earlier on April 1637. John was buried March 15, 1647 in St Giles Cripelgate. Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/12337518/albert_lewis-johns: accessed December 7, 2025), memorial page for Albert Lewis Johns (26 Jan 1878\endash 11 Mar 1946), Find a Grave Memorial ID 12337518, citing Bachlott Cemetery, Bachlott, Brantley County, Georgia, USA; Maintained by Luvspugs (contributor 46559635).
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James Inman was a brother of John A. T. Inman (see Vol. 1) and was born in Tatnall County, December 10, 1814, a son of John and Priscilla (Surrency) Inman. He came with his parents to Ware County in boyhood, and was married there in 1838 to Miss Cyrene McDonald, daughter of Dr. Randall McDonald (see Vol. 1). She was born in Tattnall County, February 16, 1821, and died at the family home in Ware County, May 24, 1875. To James and Cyrene Inman were born:
1. Catherine
2. Matilda
3. Mary
4. Priscilla
5. John R.
6. Willam D.
7. James Herschel
8. Angus McDonald
9. Eliza
10. Nancy E.
11. Alfred E.
12. Charles Wesley
13. Amy
Mr. Inman served in the Indian War in Capt. D. J. Miller's company of Ware County militia in 1838. He was a member of the Masonic fraternity, receiving his degrees in 1858 in the old Waresboro Lodge No. 217. He served as a Justice of Ware Inferior Court, 1846-1847.
Mr. Inman lived in Ware County until soon after his wife's death when he sold out his plantation there and moved to Clinch County, where he bought Lot 460, 12th district. He lived there until 1882 when he sold out to C. C. Harper and moved to Genoa, Hamilton County, Florida, where he bought a farm and lived until his death August 4, 1897. His remains were brought back and buried at Kettle Creek Methodist Church near Waycross, where his wife was buried.
Mr. and Mrs. Inman were faithful members of the Methodist Church and f or many years he was a steward in his church. His son-in-law, Rev. Bickley, was a member of the South Georgia Conference of the Methodist Church. His son, Charles Wesley Inman, moved to Florida in 1881 and was admitted to the Florida Conference, Methodist Church, in 1884, and served thirty-six years in that connection. A grandson, Rev. W. J. Booth (son of Jesse G. and Matilda), served in the ministry of the Congregational Methodist Church for many years in this section, and is yet living at the age of 90, at Waycross.
Census References: 1840, 1850, 1860, 1870, Ware; 1880, Clinch.
Husband Andrew Johns
Born: 15 Jul 1825 - Ware County, GA 23
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Mother: Mary Ann McClellan
Marriage: 12 Feb 1846 23
Wife Margaret Ivy 23
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Husband John Riley O'steen
Born: 1824 - Ware County, GA 28
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Wife Jane James
Born: 19 Oct 1824 - Ware (now Pierce) County, Georgia 28
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1 M Edmund Stafford O'steen
Born: 1845 - Ware (now Clinch) County, GA 28
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2 F Eliza O'steen 23
Born: 1847 - Ware (now Clinch) County, GA 28
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3 M Benjamin O'steen
Born: 1849 - Ware (now Clinch) County, GA 28
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4 F Mariah O'steen
Born: 1851 - Clinch County, GA 28
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5 M Jonathan O'steen
Born: 1853 - Clinch County, GA 28
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6 M James A. O'steen
Born: 1856 - Clinch County, GA 28
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7 M Bryant O'steen
Born: 1860 - Clinch County, GA 28
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8 M Daniel O'steen
Born: 1862 - Clinch County, GA 28
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General Notes: Husband - John Riley O'steen
O'STEEN, JOHN RILEY.
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John Riley O'Steen, a Confederate captain and casualty, was born in Ware County in 1824. He married Jane James, daughter of Benjamin James (Vol .I). She was born Oct. 19, 1824 in Ware (now Pierce) County. Eight children were born to this marriage:
1. Edmund Stafford
2. Eliza
3. Benjamin
4. Mariah
5. Jonathan
6. James A.
7. Bryant
8. Daniel
When Clinch County was formed in 1850 out of Ware, Mr. O'Steen and family were cut into the new county. He owned several lots of land with farms on them; these lands were located in the northwest portion of the county. He was an unsuccessful candidate for Representative in 1858.
When the call for more troops went out early in 1862, and the 50th Georgia Volunteer Regiment was being formed out of companies over Wiregrass Georgia, Mr. O'Steen raised a company in Clinch County, and he was elected its Captain. This company, designated as Co. "G", was mustered in March 4, 1862, at Homerville. He was wounded in the battle of Boonesboro, Md., Sept. 14, 1862, and died of his wounds the 23rd of the same month.
In the militia organization which was revived with the advent of the war, Mr. O'Steen was elected 2nd Lieutenant of the 1224th (Homerville) district and commissioned July 2, 1861, and on Aug. 10, 1861, became captain of the company. This service was terminated when he raised the company for Confederate Army service a few months later.
Mrs. O'Steen reared the children to maturity. She died Sept. 23, 1885, and was buried at Bethany Church, Clinch County. She and D. J. Sirmans, a neighbor, were appointed administrators of the estate. Capt. and Mrs. O'Steen were members of Bethany Primitive Baptist Church.
Capt. O'Steen was a half brother of Edmund Stafford (Vol. III), and of Vicy, wife of R. G. Dickerson (Vol. II).
Husband John Minchew 113
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1 F Mary Ann Minchew 113
Born: 9 Feb 1843 113
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Died: 28 Oct 1911
Buried: - Mount Zion Cemetery, Columbia County, Florida
Spouse: George Washington Waldron
Marr: 11 Dec 1856 - Ware County, GA 113
Husband Wensel Van Santen
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Wife Jannetje Jans
Born: Abt 1633 - Arnheim, Gelderland, Netherlands
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Other Spouse: Isaac Abrahamszen Van Deusen - 5 Apr 1659 - New Amsterdam, Netherlands
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Husband Isaac Abrahamszen Van Deusen
Born: Abt 1635 - New Amsterdam
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Mother: Tryntje Melchiors
Marriage: 5 Apr 1659 - New Amsterdam, Netherlands
Wife Jannetje Jans
Born: Abt 1633 - Arnheim, Gelderland, Netherlands
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1 M Abraham Van Deuser
Born: Bef 1659 - New Amsterdam
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Marr: Abt 1682
2 M Jacobus Van Deuser
Born: Bef Jul 1662 - New Amsterdam
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3 F Geertruyd Van Deuser
Born: Bef 1665 - New Amsterdam
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4 M Isaac Van Deuser
Born: 1 May 1670 - New Amsterdam
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Spouse: Metje Christiaens
Husband John Milton
Born: 1563
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Died: 15 Mar 1647
Buried: 15 Mar 1647 - St Giles Cripelgate
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Wife Sarah Jeffres
Born: 1544
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1 M Richard Milton
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2 M John Milton
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3 F Anne Milton
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4 M Thomas Milton
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5 M William Milton
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General Notes: Husband - John Milton
Note John Milton is the father of the John (the Poet) Milton, author of "Paradise Lost" and many other works.
Husband Albert Lewis Johns
Born: 26 Jan 1878
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Buried: - Batchlott Cemetery, Batchlott, Brantley County, Georgia
Father: George Washington Johns
Mother: Lavinia Crews 23
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1 M George Martin Johns
Born: 28 Sep 1915 - Charlton County, Georgia
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Buried: - Bachlott Cemetery, Bachlott, Brantley County, Georgia
Spouse: Flora Leoa Rowell
General Notes: Husband - Albert Lewis Johns
Husband Leo Milton
Born: 27 Sep 1926 - Columbia County, Florida, USA 322
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Died: 6 Jul 2014 - Lake City (Columbia Co) FL
Buried: - Memorial Cemetery, Lake City, Columbia Co., FL
Father: Robert Mallory Milton 10
Mother: Ellen F. Cato
Marriage: 7 Mar 1948 - Lake City, Columbia County, Florida
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Mr. Leo Milton, 87, of Lake City, passed away peacefully early Sunday morning July 6, 2014 at the Suwannee Valley Haven Hospice surrounded by his family after an extended illness.
He was born on September 28, 1926 in Columbia County to the late Robert Mallory Milton and Frances Melton Milton (his mother was Ellen Cato, not aunt Francis).
He grew up and lived all of his life in Columbia County and owned and operated several businesses; He owned the Gulf Station and Sinclair Stations in Lake City as well as Milton Appliance. When he was younger he loved to play fast pitch softball; he loved to fish and hunt. He also loved to be in his garden and farmed some as well. He was a member of Parkview Baptist Church and was a Navy World War II veteran; he also was a member of the American Legion.
He is preceded in death by four brothers and two sisters.
He is survived by his loving wife of 66 years: Celesta Johns Milton of Lake City; two sons: Robert L. Milton (Judi Hebert) of Gainesville and Jay W. Milton (Debbie) of Lake City; daughter: Terri M. Milton (Bruce Weeks) of Lake City; eight grandchildren and one great-grandchild also survive.
Graveside funeral services for Mr. Milton will be conducted on Wednesday July 9, 2014 at 11 A.M. in the Memorial Cemetery with Pastor Eddie Blalock officiating. Interment will follow.