Banner J. Waldron was born in Ware County, May 25, 1834, son of Elias D. Waldron. He was married in 1855 to Samantha Wilkinson, born Jan. 1st, 1839, daughter of Delilah Wilkinson and granddaughter of John Wilkinson.
Mr. Waldron served as Justice of Peace in the 1231st (Waycross)district 1873-1874, resigning after holding the office only a year. He died April 1, 1899, and his widow died Jan. 22, 1925.Their son, Elias D. Waldron, was elected Ordinary of Ware county in 1884 and assumed office Jan. 1, 1885, for a four-year term, but died in office the following October 5th. He had been married only two years, and held his office nine months, dying at the age of 65 years.
Mr. Waldron served as Justice of Peace in the 1231st (Waycross)district 1873-1874, resigning after holding the office only a year. He died April 1, 1899, and his widow died Jan. 22, 1925.Their son, Elias D. Waldron, was elected Ordinary of Ware county in 1884 and assumed office Jan. 1, 1885, for a four-year term, but died in office the following October 5th. He had been married only two years, and held his office nine months, dying at the age of 65 years.
Banner J. Waldron was born in Ware County, May 25, 1834, son of Elias D. Waldron. He was married in 1855 to Samantha Wilkinson, born Jan. 1st, 1839, daughter of Delilah Wilkinson and granddaughter of John Wilkinson.
Mr. Waldron served as Justice of Peace in the 1231st (Waycross)district 1873-1874, resigning after holding the office only a year. He died April 1, 1899, and his widow died Jan. 22, 1925.Their son, Elias D. Waldron, was elected Ordinary of Ware county in 1884 and assumed office Jan. 1, 1885, for a four-year term, but died in office the following October 5th. He had been married only two years, and held his office nine months, dying at the age of 65 years.
Mr. Waldron served as Justice of Peace in the 1231st (Waycross)district 1873-1874, resigning after holding the office only a year. He died April 1, 1899, and his widow died Jan. 22, 1925.Their son, Elias D. Waldron, was elected Ordinary of Ware county in 1884 and assumed office Jan. 1, 1885, for a four-year term, but died in office the following October 5th. He had been married only two years, and held his office nine months, dying at the age of 65 years.
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