Children:
Mary Margaret Byrd (1856-1934)
John F M Byrd (1858- before 1900)
Sarah Byrd Jackson (1866-abt 1915)
Fleming Harry Byrd (1868-1927)
Emaline Lillie Byrd (1870-1943)
Philip R Byrd (1873-1917)
George M Byrd (1876-1949)
Green A Byrd (1876- before 1900)
Benjamin Clayton Byrd (1879-1946)
Lula A Wright (1882- 1963)
infant Byrd (1902-1902)
Parents:
William Byrd (1774 Virginia- abt 1869 Hall County, Georgia) & Mary R (1796 South Carolina - abt 1875 Hall County, Georgia)
Thomas Byrd was a Merchant in Hall County in 1860, then fought in the Civil War with the 43rd Georgia Volunteer Infantry Regiment. After the war, he farmed, then moved to Oak Street, Gainesville, Georgia about 1900. His wife Emaline died in childbirth in 1902. He was a Landlord until his death about 1915.
Mary Margaret Byrd (1856-1934)
John F M Byrd (1858- before 1900)
Sarah Byrd Jackson (1866-abt 1915)
Fleming Harry Byrd (1868-1927)
Emaline Lillie Byrd (1870-1943)
Philip R Byrd (1873-1917)
George M Byrd (1876-1949)
Green A Byrd (1876- before 1900)
Benjamin Clayton Byrd (1879-1946)
Lula A Wright (1882- 1963)
infant Byrd (1902-1902)
Parents:
William Byrd (1774 Virginia- abt 1869 Hall County, Georgia) & Mary R (1796 South Carolina - abt 1875 Hall County, Georgia)
Thomas Byrd was a Merchant in Hall County in 1860, then fought in the Civil War with the 43rd Georgia Volunteer Infantry Regiment. After the war, he farmed, then moved to Oak Street, Gainesville, Georgia about 1900. His wife Emaline died in childbirth in 1902. He was a Landlord until his death about 1915.
Children:
Mary Margaret Byrd (1856-1934)
John F M Byrd (1858- before 1900)
Sarah Byrd Jackson (1866-abt 1915)
Fleming Harry Byrd (1868-1927)
Emaline Lillie Byrd (1870-1943)
Philip R Byrd (1873-1917)
George M Byrd (1876-1949)
Green A Byrd (1876- before 1900)
Benjamin Clayton Byrd (1879-1946)
Lula A Wright (1882- 1963)
infant Byrd (1902-1902)
Parents:
William Byrd (1774 Virginia- abt 1869 Hall County, Georgia) & Mary R (1796 South Carolina - abt 1875 Hall County, Georgia)
Thomas Byrd was a Merchant in Hall County in 1860, then fought in the Civil War with the 43rd Georgia Volunteer Infantry Regiment. After the war, he farmed, then moved to Oak Street, Gainesville, Georgia about 1900. His wife Emaline died in childbirth in 1902. He was a Landlord until his death about 1915.
Mary Margaret Byrd (1856-1934)
John F M Byrd (1858- before 1900)
Sarah Byrd Jackson (1866-abt 1915)
Fleming Harry Byrd (1868-1927)
Emaline Lillie Byrd (1870-1943)
Philip R Byrd (1873-1917)
George M Byrd (1876-1949)
Green A Byrd (1876- before 1900)
Benjamin Clayton Byrd (1879-1946)
Lula A Wright (1882- 1963)
infant Byrd (1902-1902)
Parents:
William Byrd (1774 Virginia- abt 1869 Hall County, Georgia) & Mary R (1796 South Carolina - abt 1875 Hall County, Georgia)
Thomas Byrd was a Merchant in Hall County in 1860, then fought in the Civil War with the 43rd Georgia Volunteer Infantry Regiment. After the war, he farmed, then moved to Oak Street, Gainesville, Georgia about 1900. His wife Emaline died in childbirth in 1902. He was a Landlord until his death about 1915.
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