Our Time in History this Wood, Lester and Allied Families

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1851	Inconsistent legacy data: Surname is shown spelled as HATCHETTE and HATCHETT.	HATCHETTE, Reece Wright (I5896)
1852	Inconsistent legacy data: File 437A shows name as Daniel IRVAN Nelson whilst file 264A shows name as Daniel IRIN Nelson. Most likely this middle name is IRVIN. Hopefully, further research will reveal correct spelling.	NELSON, Daniel Irin (I3474)
1853	Inconsistent legacy data: File 472A.txt shows name as Luther E Wood, File 688A.txt shows name as Luther T Wood. Children without dates of birth may not be listed in order of birth.	WOOD, Luther T (I1431)
1854	Inconsistent legacy data: File 493A.txt shows place of birth as Banks County, GA whilst legacy file 724A.txt show place of birth as Jackson County, GA	WOOD, I V (I1591)
1855	Inconsistent legacy data: File 534A shows name as FRANCES NORENE WOOD and file 815A shows name as FRANCES NORINE WOOD	WOOD, Frances Norene (I2089)
1856	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	HUBBERT, Roy B (I1953)
1857	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	MULLINAX, Horace William (I5917)
1858	Inconsistent legacy data: File 971A shows both spellings: Steve CHILES and Steve CHILDS. Names of the three chidren are not known.	CHILDS, Steve (I6816)
1859	Inconsistent legacy data: Ollie Lautrelle Scott, Ollie Laytrelle Scott	SCOTT, Ollie Lautrelle (I2090)
1860	Information Packet - furnished by Judith Gresham November 21, 1997 (L0001).	Source (S142)
1861	Information provided by Carol Wood Kiker, Source Medium: Electronic .	Source (S144)
1862	Information provided by Darryl Wood, 10-Jan-2007.	Source (S145)
1863	Information provided by Donna Campbell.	Source (S146)
1864	Information provided by Dorothy Kaye[Diletto] Suggs (15 Nov 2007).	Source (S147)
1865	Information provided by Steven Paul Lester, Father to Scott and Stacie Lester.	Source (S148)
1866	Internet Web Site - Wheeler Family (http://www.geocities.com/golmst3198/jameswheeler.html, ), Source Medium: Internet .	Source (S152)
1867	Is a stepdaughter of Johnnie Colleen Ham	BEZUSKO, Dianne Elizabeth (I9125)
1868	Isaac Cicero Lyle, Co B, 16th Georgia Volunteers Infantry, Capt Reynolds; Isaac and Capt Reynolds both were killed at Crampton Gap, VA on 14 Sep 1862. From Military Service Records of our Lyle Ancestors and their Spouses - http://hometown.aol.com/rel935/MILITARY.HTM	LYLE, Isaac Cicerco (I15505)
1869	It appears that Jerimah Maxey had two daughters both named Jane, one by his first wife, Mourning Hail, and another by his second wife Mary Allen which seems unusual.	MAXEY, Jane (I9837)
1870	It is believed he moved to Illinois sometime in the 1860's. Russell Wood via email dated 29 Mar 2006.	CARTER, John W (I956)
1871	It is related David Lylc went from Ireland to South Carolina.	LYLE, David (I18245)
1872	J.P. Hendrix (First_Last) Regiment Name 15 South Carolina Infantry. Side Confederate Company C Soldier's Rank_In Private Soldier's Rank_Out Private Alternate Name Notes Film Number M381 roll 15 Died at age 32 years, 11 months, 21 days.	HENDRIX, James Penuel (I12419)
1873	Jackson County, Georgia Marriage Records (Marriage Book A, ).	Source (S155)
1874	Jackson County, Georgia, Marriage Records 1873-1884; Book: F; Page:514, MEDI Marriage RegistrationABBR Jackson Co., GA, Mar. Rcrds; Bk: F; Pg: 514 Surety:2.	Source (S157)
1875	Jacob enlisted as a Private in Company C (also known as Company I), Phillips’ Legion (Georgia) at the age of 22 on August 2, 1861 at Camp McDonald. This Company was known as the Cherokee Dragoons. Valuation of horse and equipment $125 and $30, respectively. Promoted to 3rd Corporal prior to September 1, 1863. Court Marshaled on December 7, 1864. Charge: Disobedience of orders Finding: Guilty Sentence: Reduced to ranks (back to Private) and to hard labor under the guard of his brigade for the period of two calendar months. Source: John T. Nash, 6th great grandson of Capt. William Wood, Jr.	WOOD, Jacob G (I1108)
1876	Jacob Lester was likely another son. - from "The Family History of John W. Pritchett"	LESTER, Jacob (I15111)
1877	Jacob McElrath, 4/10/1, 826:3/6/1827 Madison Co Will Book A, Pg 35, Abstract from will: Wife: Katharine, Daus: Martha, Mary, Elizabeth Thogmorten. Sons: Josep;h, James H, David, John, Andrew, Thomas. Exr: George Eberhart.	MCELREATH, Jacob (I17294)
1878	Jacquelyn Shepard, The Quitman Echo - Quitman County, Georgia, Page 40.	Source (S283)
1879	James A. and Betty Ann Wadell Mathis, Jackson County, Georgia Cemetery Records (Danielsville, GA: Heritage Papers, 1980), MEDI BookABBR Jackson County, Georgia Cemetery Records Surety:2.	Source (S154)
1880	James Edgar Wood is the third cousin one generation removed from Fannie Mae Burnett. Died at age 92 years, 9 months, 20 days.	BURNETT, Fannie Mae (I12941)
1881	James Edgar Wood is the third cousin one generation removed from Fannie Mae Burnett. Died at the age of 80 years, 6 months, 0 days.	WOOD, James Edgar (I12948)
1882	James Henry Wood (born 19-Dec-1944) direct communication 5-Dec-2005.	Source (S158)
1883	James Lyle lived and died in the old Lyle home. In that home all of his children were born. They were: Elizabeth, see 15; Jenny, see 16; Matthew, see 17; John, see 18; Robert, see 19; Daniel, see 23; William, see 24; and probably James,	LYLE, James (I17830)
1884	James Suddath Paget, Jr., Wood Family History (Personal Library of Robert Wood, Jr., published date 2000), 00-111438, Source Medium: Book .	Source (S302)
1885	James W Nelson and Pat Nelson are shown under Thomas Alexander Nelson and Martha Ellen Thompson as children No. 10 and No. 11. These two all show up as children under two other families: William K Thompson and Rosaline Perlina Darnell and under Jessee Darnell and Susannah K Thompson. This is in the legacy data. On the web site these two shown under William K Thompson and Rosaline Perlina Darnell simply because they were the first instance encountered. Will have to research this anomaly to find background information.	NELSON, Thomas Alexander (I3464)
1886	Janet Knox, of Knoxtown, was married in a church the ruins of which are yet seen in the centre of the graveyard at Raloo, nearly four miles westward of Larne on the Irish coast. Reference the book, "Lyle family : the ancestry and posterity of Matthew, John, Daniel and Samuel Lyle, pioneer settlers in Virginia / by Oscar K. Lyle." originally published in 1912. ________________________ Janet Knox had three brothers that married in Ireland and have many descendants there and in America. Reference the book, "Lyle family : the ancestry and posterity of Matthew, John, Daniel and Samuel Lyle, pioneer settlers in Virginia / by Oscar K. Lyle." originally published in 1912.	KNOX, Janet (I17835)
1887	JASPER N. GUINN, farmer and stock-raiser, Section 16, Township 2, Range 18, P. O. Robinson, was born in Ray County, Mo., May 2, 1830, and lived in his native county but a short time when his parents removed to Clay County in the same State, where they lived four years. From there they removed to Buchanan County, Mo., where Mr. G. lived until 1847, when he entered the Government employ and was engaged in freighting on the plains. He was thus engaged until the spring of 1848, when he entered the United States Army as a private. He enlisted at Middle Cimmaron Springs, N. M., in a company commanded by Lieut. Roy, proceeded as far as Santa Fe, where learning that peace had been declared the company was disbanded. After his discharge from the service Mr. G. returned to Fort Leavenworth where he remained a short time and then went to his home in Missouri, where he lived until 1852, when he removed to Gentry County in the same State, where he resided until the fall of 1860, when he removed to Buchanan County, Mo., where he lived until September, 1861, when he again entered the United States Army as a private in Company H, First Battalion Missouri Militia. He served in this company until the spring of 1862, when he was transferred to Company F, First Regiment Missouri Militia, and was a member of this company until the close of the war. He took part in the battles of Camden Point, Rock House Prairie and other minor engagements and skirmishes. He was severely wounded while in the service from the effects of which he suffers to-day (sic). After his discharge he returned to his home in Buchanan County, Mo., where he resided until the 11th day of March, 1868, when he became a resident of Kansas, locating in Doniphan County, where he resided two years. He then removed to his farm in Irving Township, Brown County, where he has resided since. He is a member of the Church of the United Brethren. Mr. Guinn has been married twice. The first marriage occurred in Gentry County, Mo., in November 1852, to Miss Deborah Culp, a native of Missouri. She died in April, 1862. Four children were the result of this marriage, only one of whom is living and whose name is Isabella Jane (married to George Williams, a native of Kansas and a resident of Washington Township, Brown County). The second marriage took place September 2, 1864, in Buchanan County, Mo., to Miss Hester Arnold, a native of North Carolina. They have four children - Mary E., John Stanton, Phileena A. And William T. Mr. Guinn owns a choice upland farm of eighty acres, all enclosed and all in cultivation. The place is well watered by a number of fine springs and wells and by Roy's Creek which flows across the northeast corner of the farm. There is a good peach orchard on the place which contains 400 trees. The improvements are good and consist of a comfortable framed dwelling, stock stable, granary, corn crib, etc. Mr. G. raises from 200 to 300 bushels of wheat yearly, and 2,000 to 3,000 bushels of corn, keeps 25 to 30 head of stock cattle, 40 to 50 stock hogs and a few horses. He is a veteran of two wars, a thorough and practical farmer and well known for his integrity. from, William G. Cutler's History of the State of Kansas first published in 1883 by A. T. Andreas, Chicago, IL.	GUINN, Jasper N (I2978)
1888	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	BONILLA, Jaxson Antonio (I18599)
1889	Jefferson County, AL, ABBR Jefferson County, ALTEXT 1850 Census for Jefferson County, AL (INDEX file 5 of 5 ) 178B 36 WALKER, Amos B. 24 AL pg0171A.txt 178B 37 WALKER, Eliza 20 AL pg0171A.txt.	Source (S159)
1890	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	HARRISON, Jefferson Travis (I12368)
1891	Jeffrey Lee Scott, Jr died as the result of an automobile accident. He had noticed the on-coming car swearveing and had moved his vehicle to the side of the road but the on-coming car struck him head-on. Information provided by Alice Nell Palmer, wife.	SCOTT, Jeffrey Lee Jr. (I14015)
1892	Jenny Lyle married (UNK) Ogilvie of of Kilwaughter, many descendants.	LYLE, Jenny (I18232)
1893	Jerry and Terry reside in Commerce, Georgia as of May 2007.	HART, Jerry Lewis (I11806)
1894	Jess Osborn Harris names was spelled in many ways in various documents. He was referred to "Aud" and signed his name that way. In the 1870 census has it Asburn, the 1880 census has it Osborne; the 1900 census has it as Ausburn. He signed a few letters like to his Grandmother as J. O. His grandmother called him "Aud". He lived in Snake Creek Gap in Gordon Co, GA. His Civil War pension application states he was living near Resaca in 1897, probably in the Snake Creek Gap. He graduated from Dawnville High School. Occupation: Saw miller, blacksmith, & farmer. Informtion provided by Joyce Wood (March 2006)	HARRIS, Jesse Osborne (I6867)
1895	Jessie Mae Rogers.FTW, Source Medium: Other .	Source (S160)
1896	Jessie's headstone states that he is the son of J.N. and Ida Harris.	HARRIS, Jessie J. (I11961)
1897	JOEL THOMAS of Elbert County, a soldier of the war of 1812, in which he fought under Gen Jackson, and was present and engaged in the battle of New Orleans.	THOMAS, Joel (I285)
1898	John and Amanda purchased lot #16 of the 2nd district, which joined Pleasant's property on the east. In the 1860 census, they had 6 children: Edward, Henry, Alonzo, Oscar, Ida and John. The value of his real estate was listed as $2500. His personal property totaled $8446. Pleasant was 66 years old and lived nearby with his youngest son, Thomas, then 22 years old. - information from Riffe Family Site.	LESTER, John Sr. (I13314)
1899	John Carver, Annotated Obituaries from the Cherokee Advance, 1880-1938 (Bell Research Center, Cumming, GA 30041, ), Source Medium: Book .	Source (S55)
1900	John died at age 84.	LOFLIN, John Goss (I11153)

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