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Thomas Vanderford (3036)
Father: Richard Vanderford (2005) Mother: Nancy Bonner
b. 1798 [census-Ga]
m. May 28, 1818 in Morgan County, Georgia, Gracy
Hall, [AA], b. 1797 in North Carolina
[census-Ga]
girl, b. 1810-20
Thomas J., b. 1825-30
Permilia, b. 1827
James A., b. 1829
John A., b. 1830
Louisa M., b. 1837
Nancy, b. 1842
m. Dec. 23, 1861, James Crely [LDS]
Information:
1818: Thomas paid a poll tax of 31 1/4
cents in Clarke County, Georgia. [ClC tax]
1820: Thomas lived in Walton County,
Georgia with his wife and daughter. He had one male slave aged between 16 and
26. [census-Ga]
March 24 and 25, 1823: Thomas sold his
land in Walton County, Georgia. [Darryl]
August 9, 1824: Thomas bought Lot No. 181
in the Tenth District of Henry County (now Newton), Georgia.
[Darryl]
September 3, 1825: Thomas sold Lot No. 241
in the Eleventh District of Newton County, Georgia, containing 202 1/2 acres
for $500. [Darryl]
April 21, 1826 - April 28, 1837: Thomas
received his commission as a Lieutenant in the Georgia Militia.
[Darryl]
1840: Thomas lived in Randolph County,
Georgia with his wife, 3 sons and 3 daughters. He had no slaves.
[census-Ga]
February 6, 1843: Thomas bought Lot No. 98
in the Seventh District of Randolph County for $500.
[Darryl]
1850: Thomas lived in Randall County,
Georgia, with his wife and children. [census-Ga]
1860: Thomas was farming in Rankin County,
Mississippi with his wife, youngest daughter and two year old I. G. Hutcher.
[census-Miss]
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