Stephen C. Carleton
born: ca 1820
Stephen C. enlisted as a private in 4th Regiment, GA Reserves on 01 May 1864. He was sent to Andersonville where he served as a guard. He died in his tent 12 Nov 1864 from measles and jaundice. He was first buried at Andersonville. In 1880, the Ladies Memorial Society of Americus moved his remains to Oak Grove Confederate Cemetery, where he remains.
Stephen C. Carleton was a son of Stephen Carleton (1785, prob Wilkes County - 1841 Elbert County) and Susannah Childs (1791 NC - abt 1850, GA;
They were married 3 May 1810 in Elbert County.
Stephen & Sarah Ann living next door to his widowed mother, Susannah, in 1850, Elbert County:
1850 Census, Elbert County, GA
Household # 1091/1091
S. C. Carlton, 29, GA, Farmer
S., 25
W.A., 6
S.C., 4
J.M., 1
Household # 1092/1092
S. Carlton, 53, GA Farmer
J.T., 26, m
F.S., 24, f
R.C., 20, f
M.A., 17, f
J.D., 16, f
Stephen C. and Sarah were residing in Hart County, GA in 1860 and the widowed Sarah was residing there in 1870 with their children:
1860 Census, Ray, Hart County, GA
Household # 308/308
Stephen C. Carlton, 40, Farmer, GA
Sarah, 33
William A., 16
Stephen C., 13
John M., 10
Bethany, 7
Thomas T., 6
Matilda F., 4
Ellen, 4 mos
1870 Census, Ray, Hart County, GA
Household # 96/89
Sarah Carleton, 42, Farmer, GA
John M., 20
Thomas P., 16
Matilda, 13
Martha E., 10
Mary J., 8
Last Name
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born: ca 1820
Stephen C. enlisted as a private in 4th Regiment, GA Reserves on 01 May 1864. He was sent to Andersonville where he served as a guard. He died in his tent 12 Nov 1864 from measles and jaundice. He was first buried at Andersonville. In 1880, the Ladies Memorial Society of Americus moved his remains to Oak Grove Confederate Cemetery, where he remains.
Stephen C. Carleton was a son of Stephen Carleton (1785, prob Wilkes County - 1841 Elbert County) and Susannah Childs (1791 NC - abt 1850, GA;
They were married 3 May 1810 in Elbert County.
Stephen & Sarah Ann living next door to his widowed mother, Susannah, in 1850, Elbert County:
1850 Census, Elbert County, GA
Household # 1091/1091
S. C. Carlton, 29, GA, Farmer
S., 25
W.A., 6
S.C., 4
J.M., 1
Household # 1092/1092
S. Carlton, 53, GA Farmer
J.T., 26, m
F.S., 24, f
R.C., 20, f
M.A., 17, f
J.D., 16, f
Stephen C. and Sarah were residing in Hart County, GA in 1860 and the widowed Sarah was residing there in 1870 with their children:
1860 Census, Ray, Hart County, GA
Household # 308/308
Stephen C. Carlton, 40, Farmer, GA
Sarah, 33
William A., 16
Stephen C., 13
John M., 10
Bethany, 7
Thomas T., 6
Matilda F., 4
Ellen, 4 mos
1870 Census, Ray, Hart County, GA
Household # 96/89
Sarah Carleton, 42, Farmer, GA
John M., 20
Thomas P., 16
Matilda, 13
Martha E., 10
Mary J., 8
Last Name
Last Name as you would find it on the tombstone, if the interred had more than one marriage or other possible spellings, place this information in the bio and use the family links.
PLEASE NOTE: We are required to follow site guidelines at all times.
Stephen C. Carleton
born: ca 1820
Stephen C. enlisted as a private in 4th Regiment, GA Reserves on 01 May 1864. He was sent to Andersonville where he served as a guard. He died in his tent 12 Nov 1864 from measles and jaundice. He was first buried at Andersonville. In 1880, the Ladies Memorial Society of Americus moved his remains to Oak Grove Confederate Cemetery, where he remains.
Stephen C. Carleton was a son of Stephen Carleton (1785, prob Wilkes County - 1841 Elbert County) and Susannah Childs (1791 NC - abt 1850, GA;
They were married 3 May 1810 in Elbert County.
Stephen & Sarah Ann living next door to his widowed mother, Susannah, in 1850, Elbert County:
1850 Census, Elbert County, GA
Household # 1091/1091
S. C. Carlton, 29, GA, Farmer
S., 25
W.A., 6
S.C., 4
J.M., 1
Household # 1092/1092
S. Carlton, 53, GA Farmer
J.T., 26, m
F.S., 24, f
R.C., 20, f
M.A., 17, f
J.D., 16, f
Stephen C. and Sarah were residing in Hart County, GA in 1860 and the widowed Sarah was residing there in 1870 with their children:
1860 Census, Ray, Hart County, GA
Household # 308/308
Stephen C. Carlton, 40, Farmer, GA
Sarah, 33
William A., 16
Stephen C., 13
John M., 10
Bethany, 7
Thomas T., 6
Matilda F., 4
Ellen, 4 mos
1870 Census, Ray, Hart County, GA
Household # 96/89
Sarah Carleton, 42, Farmer, GA
John M., 20
Thomas P., 16
Matilda, 13
Martha E., 10
Mary J., 8
Last Name
Last Name as you would find it on the tombstone, if the interred had more than one marriage or other possible spellings, place this information in the bio and use the family links.
PLEASE NOTE: We are required to follow site guidelines at all times.
born: ca 1820
Stephen C. enlisted as a private in 4th Regiment, GA Reserves on 01 May 1864. He was sent to Andersonville where he served as a guard. He died in his tent 12 Nov 1864 from measles and jaundice. He was first buried at Andersonville. In 1880, the Ladies Memorial Society of Americus moved his remains to Oak Grove Confederate Cemetery, where he remains.
Stephen C. Carleton was a son of Stephen Carleton (1785, prob Wilkes County - 1841 Elbert County) and Susannah Childs (1791 NC - abt 1850, GA;
They were married 3 May 1810 in Elbert County.
Stephen & Sarah Ann living next door to his widowed mother, Susannah, in 1850, Elbert County:
1850 Census, Elbert County, GA
Household # 1091/1091
S. C. Carlton, 29, GA, Farmer
S., 25
W.A., 6
S.C., 4
J.M., 1
Household # 1092/1092
S. Carlton, 53, GA Farmer
J.T., 26, m
F.S., 24, f
R.C., 20, f
M.A., 17, f
J.D., 16, f
Stephen C. and Sarah were residing in Hart County, GA in 1860 and the widowed Sarah was residing there in 1870 with their children:
1860 Census, Ray, Hart County, GA
Household # 308/308
Stephen C. Carlton, 40, Farmer, GA
Sarah, 33
William A., 16
Stephen C., 13
John M., 10
Bethany, 7
Thomas T., 6
Matilda F., 4
Ellen, 4 mos
1870 Census, Ray, Hart County, GA
Household # 96/89
Sarah Carleton, 42, Farmer, GA
John M., 20
Thomas P., 16
Matilda, 13
Martha E., 10
Mary J., 8
Last Name
Last Name as you would find it on the tombstone, if the interred had more than one marriage or other possible spellings, place this information in the bio and use the family links.
PLEASE NOTE: We are required to follow site guidelines at all times.
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