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Pioneers of Wiregrass Georgia

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Huxford, Folks. Pioneers of Wiregrass Georgia: A Biographical Account of Some of the Early Settlers of That Portion of Wiregrass Georgia Embraced in the Original Counties of Irwin, Appling, Wayne, Camden, and Glynn, Folks Huxford. 7 volumes. Homerville, Georgia: Huxford Genealogical Society, 1954.

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Huxford, Pioneers of Wiregrass Georgia, 5:202-203.

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Ware County marriage records: John P. Cason married Mrs. Fannie Brown Tarver, Feb. 4, 1885, Walter L. Cason married Anna Belle Buchanan, May 6, 1885; Serena Cason married William Columbus Butler, May 25, 1881 (erroneously shown in Vol. 1 as C.E. Butler); Willoughby H. Cason married Mollie Butler, Oct. 17 1883. The Butlers named were children of Hon. Jesse E. Butler of Waygcross.

CLANTON, SAMUEL E. (p.47): (1) The daughter, Eliza, married John Monroe Lamon, Nov. 18, 1869 instead of John Malcolm Lamon. (2) The information as to Samuel E. Clan- ton’s father being named Samuel B. Clanton, was given the Compiler in 1946 by the last surviving son, Mr. John Thomas Clanton of Quitman. The 1850 Census of Irwin County shows Samuel B. Clanton, age 50, and wife Nancy, age 48, both liv- ing there with their son, Daniel H. Clanton, in that part of Irwin made into Berrien County in 1856, and would seem to verify what John T. Clanton said; however, descendants of Samuel E Clanton’s brothers who lived and died in Bryan County, agree that the name of Samuel E. Clanton’s parents were Daniel Clanton and wife Mary Harvey, of that county.

CREWS, MICAJAH (p.57): (1) He was a private in Capt. Henry E. W. Clark’s company of Camden County Militia in the Indian War, serving Nov 24, 1840, to May 29, 1841. (2) His daughter, Elizabeth Crews, did not die in girlhood as stated but married Benjamin Hickox and lived some years afterwards.

DAUGTERY, HENRY (p 63): The 1870 Census of Clinch County shows a daughter, Adeline Daughtery, age 7 years. The 1880 Census of Clinch does not show such a daughter but does show a daughter named Martha, age 17, Martha not bing listed in 1870 Census. .Clinch County marriage license re- cords show the marriage of Martha Daughter to Isaac Curry, Oct. 23, 1881. In compiling the list of children as printed in Vol. I, the Compiler had reference only to the 1870 Can- sus and no descendants contact could remember ever hearing of a daughter named adeline and thought she must have died in girlhood and it was so stated. It now appears that her full name was Martha Adeline and the list of child-

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