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==Citation==

==Citation==

{{Citation:Pioneers of Wiregrass Georgia, Vol. 5}}

{{Citation:Pioneers of Wiregrass Georgia, Vol. 5}}

{{has person |name=William Columbus Butler}}, May 25, 1881 (erroneously shown

{{has person |name=William Columbus Butler}}, May 25, 1881 (erroneously shown

in Vol. 1 as {{has person |name=C.E. Butler}}); {{has person |name=Willoughby H. Cason}} married {{has person |name=Mollie Butler|Mollie Butler}}, Oct. 17 1883.  The Butlers named were children  

in Vol. 1 as {{has person |name=C.E. Butler}}); {{has person |name=Willoughby H. Cason}} married {{has person |name=Mollie Butler|Mollie Butler}}, Oct. 17 1883.  The Butlers named were children  

of {{has person |name=Jesse E. Butler|Hon. Jesse E. Butler}} of [[Has location::Waycross, GA|Waycross}}.

of {{has person |name=Jesse E. Butler|Hon. Jesse E. Butler}} of {{has location |city=Waycross}}.

{{has person |name=Samuel E. Clanton|CLANTON, SAMUEL E.}} (p.47): (1) The daughter, {{has person |name=Eliza Clanton|Eliza}},

{{has person |name=Samuel E. Clanton|CLANTON, SAMUEL E.}} (p.47): (1) The daughter, {{has person |name=Eliza Clanton alt=Eliza}},

married {{has person |name=John Monroe Lamon}}, Nov. 18, 1869 instead of {{has person |name=John Malcolm Lamon}}. (2) The information as to {{has person |name=Samuel E. Clanton|Samuel E. Clan-

married {{has person |name=John Monroe Lamon}}, Nov. 18, 1869 instead of {{has person |name=John Malcolm Lamon}}. (2) The information as to {{has person |name=Samuel E. Clanton|alt=Samuel E. Clan-

ton’s}} father being named {{has person |name=Samuel B. Clanton}}, was given the

ton’s}} father being named {{has person |name=Samuel B. Clanton}}, was given the

Compiler in 1946 by the last surviving son, {{has person |name=John Thomas Clanton|Mr. John Thomas

Compiler in 1946 by the last surviving son, {{has person |name=John Thomas Clanton|Mr. John Thomas

Clanton}} of [[Has location::Quitman}}. The 1850 Census of [[has location::Irwin County}} shows

Clanton}} of {{has location |city=Quitman}}. The 1850 Census of {{has location |has county=Irwin County}} shows

Samuel B. Clanton, age 50, and wife Nancy, age 48, both liv-

Samuel B. Clanton, age 50, and wife Nancy, age 48, both liv-

ing there with their son, {{has person |name=Daniel H. Clanton}}, in that part of  

ing there with their son, {{has person |name=Daniel H. Clanton}}, in that part of  

Irwin made into [[has location::Berrien County}} in 1856, and would seem to

Irwin made into {{has location |county=Berrien County}} in 1856, and would seem to

verify what {{has person |name=John T. Clanton}} said; however, descendants of  

verify what {{has person |name=John T. Clanton}} said; however, descendants of  

Samuel E Clanton’s brothers who lived and died in [[has location::Bryan County}}, agree that the name of Samuel E. Clanton’s parents  

Samuel E Clanton’s brothers who lived and died in {{has location |county=Bryan County}}, agree that the name of Samuel E. Clanton’s parents  

were {{has person |name=Daniel Clanton}} and wife {{has person |name=Mary Harvey}}, of that county.  

were {{has person |name=Daniel Clanton}} and wife {{has person |name=Mary Harvey}}, of that county.  

{{has person |name=Micajah Crews|CREWS, MICAJAH}} (p.57): (1) He was a private in {{has person |name=Henry E. W. Clark|Capt. Henry E. W. Clark’s}} company of [[has location::Camden County}} Militia in

{{has person |name=Micajah Crews|alt=CREWS, MICAJAH}} (p.57): (1) He was a private in {{has person |name=Henry E. W. Clark |alt=Capt. Henry E. W. Clark’s}} company of {{has location |county=Camden County}} Militia in

the Indian War, serving Nov 24, 1840, to May 29, 1841. (2)

the Indian War, serving Nov 24, 1840, to May 29, 1841. (2)

His daughter, {{has person |name=Elizabeth Crews}}, did not die in girlhood as stated but

His daughter, {{has person |name=Elizabeth Crews}}, did not die in girlhood as stated but

married {{has person |name=Benjamin Hickox}} and lived some years afterwards.

married {{has person |name=Benjamin Hickox}} and lived some years afterwards.

{{has person |name=Henry Daughtery|DAUGTERY, HENRY}} (p 63): The 1870 Census of Clinch  

{{has person |name=Henry Daughtery|alt=DAUGTERY, HENRY}} (p 63): The 1870 Census of Clinch  

County shows a daughter, {{has person |name=Adeline Daughtery}}, age 7 years.  The 1880  

County shows a daughter, {{has person |name=Adeline Daughtery}}, age 7 years.  The 1880  

Census of Clinch does not show such a daughter but does  

Census of Clinch does not show such a daughter but does  

show a daughter named Martha, age 17, Martha not bing  

show a daughter named Martha, age 17, Martha not bing  

listed in 1870 Census.  .[[has location::Clinch County}} marriage license re-

listed in 1870 Census.  .{{has location |county=Clinch County}} marriage license re-

cords show the marriage of {{has person |name=Martha Daughter}} to {{has person |name=Isaac Curry}}, Oct. 23, 1881.  In compiling the list of children as printed  

cords show the marriage of {{has person |name=Martha Daughter}} to {{has person |name=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-

in Vol. I, the Compiler had reference only to the 1870 Can-