Husband John Banner Thomas Senior
Born: 1785 - Beaufort, South Carolina, USA 5
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Died: 1865 - Brantley Co., GA 5
Buried: - High Bluff Cemetery, Hoboken, Brantley, Georgia, United States
Father: James Thomas
Mother: Sarah Banner
Marriage: 4 Jul 1808 - Liberty Co., GA 5
Wife Mary Mixon
Born: 1793 - Georgia 5
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Died: 1868 - Brantley Co., GA
Buried: - High Bluff Cemetery, Hoboken, Brantley, Georgia, United States
Father: Redden Mixon
Mother: Amelia
Children
1 F Nancy Banner Thomas
Born: 1811 - McIntosh County, GA 646
Christened: 15 Apr 1876 - Ramah Primitive Baptist Church, Clinch County, GA 647
Died: 1892 - Clinch County, Georgia 646
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Spouse: Elias David Waldron
Marr: 1831 - Ware County, GA 1
2 M James R. Thomas
Born: 25 Mar 1811 - Liberty Co., GA 398,622
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Died: 6 Jul 1884 - Pierce County, Georgia 622
Buried: - Shiloh Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery, Pierce County, Georgia
Spouse: Martha Leggett 398
3 M Banner Thomas Jr
Born: 1813 - McIntosh Co., GA 545
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Died: 1875 - Georgia 545
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Spouse: Lovie Denmark 398
Marr: 1839 - Bulloch County, GA 545
4 M Joseph Thomas
Born: 1815 - McIntosh Co., GA 398
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Died: Oct 1859 - Ware County, GA
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Spouse: Rhoda A. Waldron
Marr: 1836 - Ware County, GA
5 F Letitia Thomas
Born: 1817 - McIntosh Co., GA 398
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Died: 1880 - Brantley County, Georgia
Buried: - High Bluff Cemetery, Hoboken, Brantley County, Georgia, USA
Spouse: David C. Dowling
Marr: 10 Oct 1839 - Ware County, GA
6 F Bathsheba Thomas
Born: 1819 - Liberty Co., GA 568
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Died: 1880 - Pierce County, Georgia
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Spouse: William Guy
Marr: Abt 1837 - Georgia 568
7 M Edmond Thomas
Born: 4 Sep 1820 - Liberty County, Georgia 398
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Died: 25 Sep 1862 - Fort Delaware, New Castle County, Delaware, USA
Buried: - Finns Point National Cemetery, Pennsville, Salem County, New Jersey
Spouse: Martha Dowling 398
Marr: 1847 - Ware County, GA
8 F Sarah Thomas
Born: 1823 - Liberty Co., GA 298
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Died: Abt 1890 298
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Spouse: James Cason
Marr: Abt 1843
9 F Matilda Thomas
Born: Aug 1831 - Liberty Co., GA 609
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Died: 27 Nov 1881 - Georgia 609
Buried:
Spouse: Abraham Jordan
Marr: Jan 1844 - Ware County, GA
10 M Jonathan L. Thomas
Born: 28 Mar 1834 - Liberty Co., GA 398,648
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Died: 1 Sep 1899 - Georgia 648
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Spouse: Mary E. Riggins 398
General Notes: Husband - John Banner Thomas Senior
Banner Thomas, forefather of most of the name in Ware and Pierce Counties, was born in South Carolina during 1785, possibly Beaufort County. His wife, Mary, was daughter of Redden Mixon and Amelia (last name unknown) was born in Georgia during 1793. Banner is the son of James Thomas and Sarah Banner. Buried in High Bluff Cemetery, Hoboken, Brantley, Georgia, United States
MIZELL, OWEN KING. MONK, MALACHI Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/48319920/mehala-monk: accessed December 3, 2025), memorial page for Mehala Rice Monk (1 Dec 1814\endash 18 Feb 1886), Find a Grave Memorial ID 48319920, citing Prospect Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery, Du Pont, Clinch County, Georgia, USA; Maintained by 4-854 (contributor 50108417).
Private Continental Line Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/35336204/mary_ann-parrish: accessed November 30, 2025), memorial page for Mary Ann Monk Parrish (1748\endash 1800), Find a Grave Memorial ID 35336204, citing Upper Lotts Creek Primitive Baptist Cemetery, Bulloch County, Georgia, USA; Maintained by 4-854 (contributor 50108417).
MONK, William Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/73638817/david_j-waldron: accessed July 12, 2025), memorial page for David J Waldron (19 Aug 1858\endash 31 Jul 1921), Find a Grave Memorial ID 73638817, citing Lott Cemetery, Waycross, Ware County, Georgia, USA; Maintained by Kaz' (contributor 50044904).
REDDISH, DAVID.
The marriage of Banner took place in Liberty County after James and Sarah moved the family from South Carolina. Their marriage bonds were never recorded, as required by law, and the original books have been removed from the Ordinary's office. However, the books found their way into a descendant's hands. Banner Thomas' bond was dated July 11, 1808 and signed by Banner and Redden Mixon, his future father-in-law, as bondsman.
The family moved to Georgia before 1790 but where they first lived in this state has not been ascertained. Banner Thomas and wife Mary had five sons and five daughters in the 1830 census; all these are known except for one daughter. They had ten known children
Banner Thomas and family lived for several years in Liberty and McIntosh counties. He and his wife united with Jones Creek Baptist Church in Liberty (now Long) County, in April, 1823, and were baptized, according to the church records; they were later dismissed by letter, and received by letter into High Bluff Primitive Baptist Church (now in Brantley County), he being received Jan. 7, 1832, and she on June 9, 1832. They died members and were buried in the cemetery there.
The 1820 census shows Banner Thomas and family living in McIntosh County, but he registered in 1825 for the 1827 Land Lottery as a resident of Liberty County, 16th district. Together with his brothers, Lewis and James R. Thomas, and others of the family connection including the Waldrons, they moved from Liberty County to Ware County about 1829-1830, and settled in the 9th land district. Banner Thomas lived there until his death about 1865. He cut out of Ware into Pierce County in 1858.
Mr. Thomas served for several years beginning in 1839 as Captain of the militia in the 590th militia district, Ware County, and was generally called "Capt. Thomas" from this circumstance. He served as a Justice of Ware Inferior Court, 1837-1845."
"He served as a private in the War of 1812 in Capt. Thomas King Gould's company of Georgia militia. He enlisted at Darien, Jan. 12, 1815, and was mustered out Feb. 28, 1815, the war having ended. He was granted bounty-land for this service. (2) Mrs. Thomas was Mary Mixon before marriage and was a sister of Elizabeth, the wife of his brother Lewis Thomas... (4) Capt. Banner Thomas was a son of James and Sarah (Banner) Thomas who lived in the Barnwell District, S.C., before moving to Georgia..."
Banner was also a judge.
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"United States Census, 1820," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/XHLX-G68 : accessed 06 Aug 2014), Banner Thomas, Not Stated, McIntosh, Georgia; citing "1820 United States Federal Census," Ancestry.com; p. 33, NARA microfilm publication M33, roll 9, National Archives and Records Administration, Washington D.C.; FHL microfilm 0175768.
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"United States Census, 1840," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/XHBN-T2Q : accessed 06 Aug 2014), Banner Thomas, District 590, Ware, Georgia; citing "1840 United States Federal Census," Ancestry.com; p. 144, NARA microfilm publication M704, roll 52, National Archives and Records Administration, Washington D.C.; FHL microfilm 0007048.
James Fulwood, long a figure in Ware county political life, was
appointed by the Governor as one of the Quartermasters of the
State Militia. His bond as such, dated April 23, 1842, is signed
by Banner Thomas and Randal McDonald as sureties, in amount
of $5,000.
Deeded by John Newborn to Silas Hilliard, Jan. 21st, 1841.
Witnessed by Onslow G. Keith and Banner Thomas, J. P.
Deeded by Josiah Peeples to William S. Bailey, Nov, 3rd, 1857.
Consideration, $450. Witnessed by David Rowell and Banner
Thomas, J. P.
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Banner Thomas
Mary Thomas
"United States Census, 1860," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/MZMP-6YZ : accessed 06 Aug 2014), Banner Thomas, 9th Dist, Pierce, Georgia, United States; citing "1860 U.S. Federal Census - Population," Fold3.com; p. 1033, household ID 234, NARA microfilm publication M653; FHL microfilm 803133.
Thomas Family Marker located in Shiloh Primitive Baptist Cemetery now in Pierce County, GA
James & Sarah from SC (South Carolina) to McIntosh (County) About 1790. Absalom to Ware Before 1824. Banner, Lewis, James R. by 1829. Gravesite of Lewis Thomas (1789 \endash 1860) Elizabeth M. Thomas (1795 \endash 1863)
1. Redden (b. 1810) married Suzannah
2. James R. (1811 \endash 1884) married Martha Leggett (1830 \endash 1918)
3. Marantha (1822 \endash 1890) married William Chancey (1825 \endash 1883)
4. Martha (b. 1823) married David Cason (b. 1812)
5. Sarah (b. 1825) married Thomas Dyal
6. Absalom (b. 1827) married Elizabeth Walker (b. 1827)
7. Lewis, Jr. (1830 \endash 1893) married Prucie Eason (1835 \endash 1919)
8. Banner (1833 \endash 1885) married Mary Walker (1837 \endash 1877)
9. Elizabeth (b. 1835) married Martin Nettles, Jr.
References:
Pioneers of Wiregrass Georgia, Vol. 3, pgs. 315-316,
Pioneers of Wiregrass Georgia, Vol. 7, pg. 510,
Pioneers of Wiregrass Georgia, Vol. 8, pg. 433.
General Notes: Wife - Mary Mixon
Husband Owen King Mizell
Born: 20 Oct 1811 3
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Died: 30 May 1893 - Charlton Co., GA 3
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Wife Nancy White 3
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1 F Mary Margaret Mizell
Born: 1841 3
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General Notes: Husband - Owen King Mizell
1811-1893
CHARLTON
Owen King Mizell, a son of Jesse Mizell (Vol. I), was born Oct. 20, 1811, in Emanuel County, and died at his home in Charlton County, May 30, 1893. He was married twice. His first wife was Miss Nancy White; she died soon after the birth of her first child, Margaret; and Mr. Mizell then married Nancy, daughter of James Griffin (Vol. I). She was born April 3, 1819, in Georgia, and died Aug. 11, 1885. By her all of the following children were born except Mar-
garet, viz:
1. Mary Margaret
2. Sarah C.
3. Polly Ann
4. Nancy
5. Griffin King
6. Ellen
7. Julia
Mr. Mizell, after his first marriage, first settled on Spanish Creek at a point where the old King's Road crossed it in what was then Camden County but which part of Camden was cut into the new County of Charlton in 1854. He lived there until his death, though his death occurred at the home of his son-in-law, Mr. Cason. He had a large plantation which was worked by slave labor. On his plantation was a fully equipped blacksmith shop and cotton mill and grist mill and other improvements. He prospered and was rated as very wealthy in his day.
Owen K. Mizell served in the Indian War, in Capt. E. D. Tracy's company of Camden County militia, in several different enlistments from 1837 to 1840. In 1838, he was 1st Sergeant in the company, and at times served as a private. He served as 1st Lieutenant in the Centerville Riflemen, 1836-38.
Mr. Mizell's first public office was Justice of Peace in the 32nd district, Camden County, 1837-1841. On the creation of Charlton County, he was elected one of its first Inferior Court justices, serving 1854-1857. He then served three terms in the legislature as Representative, viz., in 1857-58, 1861-1863 and in 1865-1867.
Owen K. Mizell was an ordained minister in the Primitive Baptist Church. He was originally a member of High Bluff Church where he was baptized July 8, 1843, Later, he transferred by letter to Sardis Church, much nearer to his home, and was ordained there to the ministry in the 1850s. The record of his ordination was burned when the records of Sardis Church were burned in the, home of the late Elder W. 0. Gibson some years ago; so therefore, it cannot be learned just how long he was in the ministry, He was pastor at Sardis Church for many years,
Elder Mizell and his second wife were buried at Sardis Church.
Census Refs: 1850, Camden; 1860, 1870, Charlton.
Husband Hamilton Monk
Born: 1837 - Lowndes Co., GA 23
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Father: Malachi Monk 4
Mother: Mary Ann Deloach
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Wife Eliza O'steen 23
Born: 1847 - Ware (now Clinch) County, GA 28
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Father: John Riley O'steen
Mother: Jane James
Children
Husband Malachi Monk 4
Born: 22 Apr 1805 - Bulloch County, GA 23
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Died: 27 Sep 1886 - Ware (now Clinch) County, GA 23
Buried: - Prospect Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery, Du Pont, Clinch County, Georgia
Father: William Monk 50
Mother: Jerushia Parrish
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Wife Mehala Rice
Born: 1 Dec 1814 - Barnwell District, SC 4
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Died: 18 Feb 1886
Buried: - Prospect Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery, Du Pont, Clinch County, Georgia
Father: John Rice 4
Mother: Nancy Ann Guest 4
Children
1 F Elizabeth Monk
Born: 1844 - Ware (now Clinch) County, GA 23
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2 F Mary Ann Monk
Born: 1846 - Ware (now Clinch) County, GA 23
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3 M William R. Monk
Born: 1849 - Ware (now Clinch) County, GA 23
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4 M Hiram Monk
Born: 1850 - Ware (now Clinch) County, GA 23
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General Notes: Husband - Malachi Monk
1805-1886
CLINCH
Malachi Monk was born in Bulloch County, April 22, 1805, a son of William and Jerushia Parrish Monk (Vol. 1). He came with his widowed mother to Lowndes County about 1824. He was married twice. His first wife, Mary Ann, was a sister of Ebenezer DeLoach of Lowndes County, and died soon after the birth of her second child in 1842. Mr. Monk then married Miss Mehala Rice, a daughter of John and Ann Rice (Vol. 1). She was born in Barnwell District, South Carolina December 1, 1814, and died at her home in Clinch County February 18, 1886. There were four children by her. The six children of Malachi Monk were:
1. Hamilton
2. Mahlon
3. Elizabeth
4. Mary Ann
5. William R.
6. Hiram
When the Monks moved to this section it was then Irwin County, but soon afterwards, Lowndes County was made out of Irwin. At the first election for county officers, Malachi Monk was elected Coroner and served in this capacity 1825-1829.
Mr. Monk's first home was on lot 465, 9th district of Lowndes County. But in 1843, he sold out and moved to what was then Ware now Clinch County. When Clinch was made out of Ware in 1850, he was living on lot of land 510, 12th district, a mile west of where the town of Dupont now is. But afterwards when the railroad was built through his lands in 1859, he sold out and moved up Suwannoochee Creek a few miles to the north, and bought lands there and lived there until his death. He died September 27, 1886. He and his wife are buried at Prospect Church, Clinch County.
His wife, Mehala, was received into the membership of Union Baptist Church in 1833 by letter from Springtown Church, Barnwell District, South Carolina, before she was married. She was dismissed by letter December 11, 1858, and joined Prospect Primitive Baptist Church nearer her home January 22, 1859. She was dismissed by letter May 10, 1862 and joined Bethany church, Clinch County.
Mr. Monk was a private in Capt. H. W. Sharpe's volunteer troop of then Lowndes County militia in the Indian War in 1836.
Census References: 1840, Lowndes; 1850, Ware; 1860, 1870, Clinch.
Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/48319933/malachi-monk: accessed December 3, 2025), memorial page for Malachi Monk (22 Apr 1805\endash 27 Sep 1886), Find a Grave Memorial ID 48319933, citing Prospect Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery, Du Pont, Clinch County, Georgia, USA; Maintained by 4-854 (contributor 50108417).
General Notes: Wife - Mehala Rice
Husband Henry Jackson Parrish Sr. 4
Born: 23 Jun 1740 - Spotsylvania County, Virginia, USA
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Died: 23 Jun 1800 - Bulloch County, Georgia, USA
Buried: - Upper Lotts Creek Primitive Baptist Cemetery, Bulloch County, Georgia
Marriage: 1770
Wife Mary Ann Monk 4
Born: 1748
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Died: 1800
Buried: - Upper Lotts Creek Primitive Baptist Cemetery, Bulloch County, Georgia
Children
1 M Henry Parrish
Born: 27 Jan 1786 - South Carolina 4
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Died: 23 May 1831 - Lowndes County, Georgia 4
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Spouse: Nancy Williams
Marr: 22 Nov 1811 - Bulloch County, GA 4
2 M Absalom Parrish
Born: 24 Oct 1796 - Bulloch County, GA 28
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Died: 1875 - Bulloch County, GA 28
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Spouse: Polly R. Wiiliams
Marr: 8 Oct 1820 - Bulloch County, GA 28
Spouse: Elizabeth Green
Marr: 1826 - Bulloch County, GA 28
General Notes: Husband - Henry Jackson Parrish Sr.
Revolutionary War
Wife: Mary Ann MONK
Parents: William PARRISH & Mary WOOLFOLK
Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/35335609/henry_jackson-parrish: accessed November 30, 2025), memorial page for Pvt Henry Jackson Parrish Sr. (23 Jun 1740\endash 23 Jun 1800), Find a Grave Memorial ID 35335609, citing Upper Lotts Creek Primitive Baptist Cemetery, Bulloch County, Georgia, USA; Maintained by Kay W. Waters (contributor 46890871).
General Notes: Wife - Mary Ann Monk
Husband William Monk 50
Born: 1763 - Edgefield District, South Carolina 4
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Died: Abt 1825 - Bulloch County, Georgia 4
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Wife Jerushia Parrish
Born: 1773 4
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1 F Rhoda Monk
Born: 1792 - Burke Co., GA 70
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Died: 1863 - Lowndes County, GA 70
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Spouse: James Mathis
Marr: 7 Jul 1810 - Bulloch County, GA 28
2 F Telitha Monk
Born: 1794 - Burke County, GA 24
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Died: 1863 - Lowndes Co., GA
Buried: - Cat Creek Cemetery (Lowndes) GA
Spouse: William Bexley Cowart
Marr: 22 Aug 1812 - Bulloch County, GA 24
3 F Nannie Monk
Born: 1801 - Bulloch County, Georgia 1
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Spouse: William Carter
Marr: 1823 1
4 F Sarah Monk
Born: 1802 - Bulloch County, GA 4,50
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Spouse: David Mathis
Marr: 1822 50
5 M Malachi Monk 4
Born: 22 Apr 1805 - Bulloch County, GA 23
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Died: 27 Sep 1886 - Ware (now Clinch) County, GA 23
Buried: - Prospect Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery, Du Pont, Clinch County, Georgia
Spouse: Mehala Rice
Spouse: Mary Ann Deloach
6 M William Monk
Born: 18 May 1809 - Bulloch County, GA 23
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Died: 24 Sep 1855 - Worth County, Georgia 23
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Spouse: Ailey Dampier
Marr: 1828 - Bulloch County, GA 23
General Notes: Husband - William Monk
1763-1825
BULLOCH
WILLIAM MONK, a Revolutionary soldier, and ancestor of a large family connection in Wiregrass Georgia, was born in Edgefield District, South Carolina, in 1763, and died at his home in Bulloch County, Georgia, about 1825. He was a son of Malon (sometimes spelled Menon and Menin) Monk. The family moved to Burke County, Georgia, in 1777-1778, and later to Bulloch County. Richard Monk, brother of William, was appointed administrator of their father's estate in Bulloch County, November 10, 1808. William Monk married Jerushia Parrish, born 1773, sister of Henry Parrish, Sr. To them were born the following children (list that follows shows county where most of each one's descendants now live) :
1. Hiram
2. Rhoda
3. Telitha
4. Charlotte
5. Mahlon
6. Nannie
7. Sarah
8. Malachi
9. William
10. Miel or Miles
11. Pollie
12. Susannah
13. Jemima
William Monk was a Revolutionary soldier and served as a private in the Georgia Line (p. 388, Knight's Roster of the Revolution). Mrs. Maude E. Garrison of Adel, became the first descendant to join the D.A.R. on this line. She is a member of John Floyd Chapter, D.A.R. and her National Number is 378429.
A few years after William Monk's death his widow and unmarried children moved to Lowndes County, also others of the family connection. She is shown in the 1830 Census of Lowndes as the head of a family consisting of self, three sons and two daughters. In 1850 she was living with her daughter, Rhoda and her husband, James Mathis in Lowndes County (territory now in Berrien County). She died about 1857 and was buried at Union Church.
Husband David J. Waldron
Born: 19 Aug 1858 - Waycross, Ware Co., Georgia, USA 133
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Died: 21 Jul 1921 - Waycross, Ware Co., Georgia, USA 133
Buried: - Lott Cemetery, Waycross, Ware, Georgia
Father: Banner J. Waldron
Mother: Samantha J. Wilkerson
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General Notes: Husband - David J. Waldron
Husband Levi Moore
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Wife Sarah Susan Rentz
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Mother: Elizabeth Rice 4
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1 F Sarah Susan Moore 10
Born: 27 Jul 1862 - Blanton, Georgia 277
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Died: 4 Sep 1937 277
Buried: 5 Sep 1937 - Carter Cemetery, Echols County, Georgia, USA 282
Spouse: Martin Turner Carter Jr
Marr: Abt 1884 - Echols County, Georgia
Husband David Reddish
Born: 17 Feb 1824 - Appling County, GA 28
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Father: Drewry Reddish
Mother: Jane Carter
Marriage: 1851 28
Wife Emeline Morgan
Born: 1837 28
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General Notes: Husband - David Reddish
1824-1902
APPLING
David Reddish was born in Appling County, Feb. 17, 1824, a son of Drew Reddish (Vol. II). He was twice married. His first marriage was in 1851 to Emeline Morgan, born 1837, daughter of Thomas Morgan (Vol. II). Eight children were born by her, viz:
1. Elizabeth
2. Ellen
3. Nancy
4. George
5. Miriam
6. William
7. Lucinda
8. Lydia
The first wife having died, Mr. Reddish on Dec. 25, 1870 married Mrs. Serilda Ann Touchton, widow of Robert Touchton and daughter of Solomon McLain (Vol. III). She was born Jan. 12, 1845, in Appling County, and died Jan, 23, 1921, By this marriage five children were born, viz:
9. Emeline
10. Robert
11. Minnie
12. Adeline
13. John Adams
The Reddish home-place was in Appling County for many years but was added to Wayne county about 1870. It consIsted of 100 acres of lot 138, 3rd district, which he deeded to his second wife, June 25, 1875 (Deed Book N-0, p. 103, Wayne). After his death she continued to live there until her death. He was buried in the old Bennett (or Joiner) Cemetery near Odum, and his widow was buried in Red Hill Cemetery. A gift of a horse and 102 cattle from Mr. Reddish to his children by his first wife (with the exception of Elizabeth), appears on record in Deed Book "G", p.121, Appling county; the bill of sale was dated July 25, 1871.
Mr. Reddish served as a Justice of Appling Inferior Court, 1865-1868.
Husband Thomas Morgan 28
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Marr: 1851 28