Went to Georgia in 1818. Married November 21, 1829 in either Putnam County or Milledgeville, Baldwin County, Georgia, to Elizabeth STANFORD (1810-1875), by whom he had at least seven children, from ca. 1831 to 1850. Moved to Talbotton in August 1831 and appears on a grand jury list there 1834. On April 11, 1852, witnessed the noncupative last will and testament of James STANDFORD (no doubt a kinsman of Miranda's wife), which was probated in Talbot County soon thereafter. Headed a household on the 1860 census of Talbot County. Worked as a brickmason and plasterer, and built the Methodist church in Talbotton in 1857. He was the oldest member there when he died, having been a member for 50 years. He died at his farmhouse, about three miles south of Talbotton.
Went to Georgia in 1818. Married November 21, 1829 in either Putnam County or Milledgeville, Baldwin County, Georgia, to Elizabeth STANFORD (1810-1875), by whom he had at least seven children, from ca. 1831 to 1850. Moved to Talbotton in August 1831 and appears on a grand jury list there 1834. On April 11, 1852, witnessed the noncupative last will and testament of James STANDFORD (no doubt a kinsman of Miranda's wife), which was probated in Talbot County soon thereafter. Headed a household on the 1860 census of Talbot County. Worked as a brickmason and plasterer, and built the Methodist church in Talbotton in 1857. He was the oldest member there when he died, having been a member for 50 years. He died at his farmhouse, about three miles south of Talbotton.
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