Moses Holland is the son of Elisha Holland (of Walhalla, Oconee, SC) and Margaret "Peggy" Barnett. He was born in Pendleton District, South Carolina.
(Pendleton District became Anderson, Pickens, and Oconee Counties.)
Moses Holland married Frances "Fanny" Hardigree on 7 Oct 1838 in Clark County, Georgia. She was the daughter of Jonathan Hardigree and Mary "Polly" Giles.
Residences
1830 Clarke, GA // Anderson, SC
1840 Clarke, Georgia, United States
1850 Heard, Georgia, United States
1860 Coweta, Georgia, United States
1873 Carroll, Georgia, United States
1880 Carroll, Georgia, United States
1887 near Temple, Carroll, Georgia
Atlanta Constitution Newspaper, 2 June 1887:
Haralson Banner reports Mr. Holland, nearly 70 years old, still walking long distances [Walnut Grove, Etowah, AL to Temple, Carroll, GA in less than 3 days] and farming in Carroll County.
_Work in progress to add more children_
William A. Holland
John J. Holland
Eveline Holland Linderman
Thomas Americus Holland
Susan P. Holland Henry
Jackson W. Holland
Marcus David Holland
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A note about burial location:
In 1970, my mother reported finding Moses buried near his son Marcus and grandson Johnie in Ebenezer Cemetery in Cullman, Alabama. However, subsequent attempts to locate a marker or record have been unsuccessful, and opens the possibility of a burial elsewhere. We ask if you have any information regarding Moses to contact us.
(Pendleton District became Anderson, Pickens, and Oconee Counties.)
Moses Holland married Frances "Fanny" Hardigree on 7 Oct 1838 in Clark County, Georgia. She was the daughter of Jonathan Hardigree and Mary "Polly" Giles.
Residences
1830 Clarke, GA // Anderson, SC
1840 Clarke, Georgia, United States
1850 Heard, Georgia, United States
1860 Coweta, Georgia, United States
1873 Carroll, Georgia, United States
1880 Carroll, Georgia, United States
1887 near Temple, Carroll, Georgia
Atlanta Constitution Newspaper, 2 June 1887:
Haralson Banner reports Mr. Holland, nearly 70 years old, still walking long distances [Walnut Grove, Etowah, AL to Temple, Carroll, GA in less than 3 days] and farming in Carroll County.
_Work in progress to add more children_
William A. Holland
John J. Holland
Eveline Holland Linderman
Thomas Americus Holland
Susan P. Holland Henry
Jackson W. Holland
Marcus David Holland
=============================
A note about burial location:
In 1970, my mother reported finding Moses buried near his son Marcus and grandson Johnie in Ebenezer Cemetery in Cullman, Alabama. However, subsequent attempts to locate a marker or record have been unsuccessful, and opens the possibility of a burial elsewhere. We ask if you have any information regarding Moses to contact us.
Moses Holland is the son of Elisha Holland (of Walhalla, Oconee, SC) and Margaret "Peggy" Barnett. He was born in Pendleton District, South Carolina.
(Pendleton District became Anderson, Pickens, and Oconee Counties.)
Moses Holland married Frances "Fanny" Hardigree on 7 Oct 1838 in Clark County, Georgia. She was the daughter of Jonathan Hardigree and Mary "Polly" Giles.
Residences
1830 Clarke, GA // Anderson, SC
1840 Clarke, Georgia, United States
1850 Heard, Georgia, United States
1860 Coweta, Georgia, United States
1873 Carroll, Georgia, United States
1880 Carroll, Georgia, United States
1887 near Temple, Carroll, Georgia
Atlanta Constitution Newspaper, 2 June 1887:
Haralson Banner reports Mr. Holland, nearly 70 years old, still walking long distances [Walnut Grove, Etowah, AL to Temple, Carroll, GA in less than 3 days] and farming in Carroll County.
_Work in progress to add more children_
William A. Holland
John J. Holland
Eveline Holland Linderman
Thomas Americus Holland
Susan P. Holland Henry
Jackson W. Holland
Marcus David Holland
=============================
A note about burial location:
In 1970, my mother reported finding Moses buried near his son Marcus and grandson Johnie in Ebenezer Cemetery in Cullman, Alabama. However, subsequent attempts to locate a marker or record have been unsuccessful, and opens the possibility of a burial elsewhere. We ask if you have any information regarding Moses to contact us.
(Pendleton District became Anderson, Pickens, and Oconee Counties.)
Moses Holland married Frances "Fanny" Hardigree on 7 Oct 1838 in Clark County, Georgia. She was the daughter of Jonathan Hardigree and Mary "Polly" Giles.
Residences
1830 Clarke, GA // Anderson, SC
1840 Clarke, Georgia, United States
1850 Heard, Georgia, United States
1860 Coweta, Georgia, United States
1873 Carroll, Georgia, United States
1880 Carroll, Georgia, United States
1887 near Temple, Carroll, Georgia
Atlanta Constitution Newspaper, 2 June 1887:
Haralson Banner reports Mr. Holland, nearly 70 years old, still walking long distances [Walnut Grove, Etowah, AL to Temple, Carroll, GA in less than 3 days] and farming in Carroll County.
_Work in progress to add more children_
William A. Holland
John J. Holland
Eveline Holland Linderman
Thomas Americus Holland
Susan P. Holland Henry
Jackson W. Holland
Marcus David Holland
=============================
A note about burial location:
In 1970, my mother reported finding Moses buried near his son Marcus and grandson Johnie in Ebenezer Cemetery in Cullman, Alabama. However, subsequent attempts to locate a marker or record have been unsuccessful, and opens the possibility of a burial elsewhere. We ask if you have any information regarding Moses to contact us.
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