Son of Revolutionary War Veteran, James David Smith & Sarah Rebecca Lindley.
"James C. Smith and Sarah were married in 1804 in Greenville, SC. and then had their family in SC and moved to Walton, Georgia and had more." Pat Egert
According to her Bible (Ragsdale Family Genealogy) Children of James & Sarah:
1) Fanny married John Pharr.
2) David married Patsy Whaley, daughter of Eli and Aline (Thompson) Whaley. Eli was the son of James Whaley and Aline was the daughter of David Thompson.
3) Charity married Starling Clack.
4) Edward married Mary Millsap.
5) Arnold married Elizabeth Thompson, the daughter of David Thompson. His second wife was Frances Johnson.
6) James Jr. married Nancy Twitty.
7) Betsy married Allen Ridgeway.
Many thanks to David Gode for parents links.
October 25, 2011 note from MissLisa, "I found James' name in the Barrow County Cemetery Book. He's supposed to be in row 25, however, I could not find him." I appreciate her time & efforts. To keep another from duplicating the search, the stone photo request has been removed.
"James C. Smith and Sarah were married in 1804 in Greenville, SC. and then had their family in SC and moved to Walton, Georgia and had more." Pat Egert
According to her Bible (Ragsdale Family Genealogy) Children of James & Sarah:
1) Fanny married John Pharr.
2) David married Patsy Whaley, daughter of Eli and Aline (Thompson) Whaley. Eli was the son of James Whaley and Aline was the daughter of David Thompson.
3) Charity married Starling Clack.
4) Edward married Mary Millsap.
5) Arnold married Elizabeth Thompson, the daughter of David Thompson. His second wife was Frances Johnson.
6) James Jr. married Nancy Twitty.
7) Betsy married Allen Ridgeway.
Many thanks to David Gode for parents links.
October 25, 2011 note from MissLisa, "I found James' name in the Barrow County Cemetery Book. He's supposed to be in row 25, however, I could not find him." I appreciate her time & efforts. To keep another from duplicating the search, the stone photo request has been removed.
Son of Revolutionary War Veteran, James David Smith & Sarah Rebecca Lindley.
"James C. Smith and Sarah were married in 1804 in Greenville, SC. and then had their family in SC and moved to Walton, Georgia and had more." Pat Egert
According to her Bible (Ragsdale Family Genealogy) Children of James & Sarah:
1) Fanny married John Pharr.
2) David married Patsy Whaley, daughter of Eli and Aline (Thompson) Whaley. Eli was the son of James Whaley and Aline was the daughter of David Thompson.
3) Charity married Starling Clack.
4) Edward married Mary Millsap.
5) Arnold married Elizabeth Thompson, the daughter of David Thompson. His second wife was Frances Johnson.
6) James Jr. married Nancy Twitty.
7) Betsy married Allen Ridgeway.
Many thanks to David Gode for parents links.
October 25, 2011 note from MissLisa, "I found James' name in the Barrow County Cemetery Book. He's supposed to be in row 25, however, I could not find him." I appreciate her time & efforts. To keep another from duplicating the search, the stone photo request has been removed.
"James C. Smith and Sarah were married in 1804 in Greenville, SC. and then had their family in SC and moved to Walton, Georgia and had more." Pat Egert
According to her Bible (Ragsdale Family Genealogy) Children of James & Sarah:
1) Fanny married John Pharr.
2) David married Patsy Whaley, daughter of Eli and Aline (Thompson) Whaley. Eli was the son of James Whaley and Aline was the daughter of David Thompson.
3) Charity married Starling Clack.
4) Edward married Mary Millsap.
5) Arnold married Elizabeth Thompson, the daughter of David Thompson. His second wife was Frances Johnson.
6) James Jr. married Nancy Twitty.
7) Betsy married Allen Ridgeway.
Many thanks to David Gode for parents links.
October 25, 2011 note from MissLisa, "I found James' name in the Barrow County Cemetery Book. He's supposed to be in row 25, however, I could not find him." I appreciate her time & efforts. To keep another from duplicating the search, the stone photo request has been removed.
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