Son of Mary "Polly" Studstill and Thomas B. Prevatt.
Joseph Fleming Prevatt married Ann Frances Smith 8 Mar 1851 and had Elizabeth Atlanta Prevatt Faircloth as well as those children listed below.
Joseph Fleming Prevatt's siblings:
Sarah Prevatt (ca.1806 - ?)
John M. Prevatt (1813 - 1843)
Mary Ann Prevatt (1819 - ?)
Elizabeth Prevatt Munden (1824 - 1871)
Clarissa Prevatt Keil Colson Gallagher
Joseph Fleming Prevatt's service:
Bugler in Col. Francis L. Dancey's 2nd Regiment Brigade of Florida Mounted Militia (1841).
Private, then promoted to Corporal on 19 Jan 1847 in Capt. Allen G. Johnson's Company Independent Florida Volunteers; after Capt. Johnson left in March 1847 to accept a Major's commission, Captain Christopher C. Coffee led the company in the Mexican War (8 Jan 1847- Jan 1848).
Later served as 3rd Sgt., then promoted to 2nd Sgt. in Captain William Fisher's Company (9 Jan 1848 - 30 Jun 1848) at Fort Brooke in Tampa, Florida.
Served as a sheriff in Levy County, Florida (1860).
Private under Lutterloh's 1st Battalion Florida Special Cavalry (Munnerlyn's Battalion or Cow Cavalry)
Later, promoted to lieutenant.
Joseph Fleming Prevatt succumbed to bilious fever.
Son of Mary "Polly" Studstill and Thomas B. Prevatt.
Joseph Fleming Prevatt married Ann Frances Smith 8 Mar 1851 and had Elizabeth Atlanta Prevatt Faircloth as well as those children listed below.
Joseph Fleming Prevatt's siblings:
Sarah Prevatt (ca.1806 - ?)
John M. Prevatt (1813 - 1843)
Mary Ann Prevatt (1819 - ?)
Elizabeth Prevatt Munden (1824 - 1871)
Clarissa Prevatt Keil Colson Gallagher
Joseph Fleming Prevatt's service:
Bugler in Col. Francis L. Dancey's 2nd Regiment Brigade of Florida Mounted Militia (1841).
Private, then promoted to Corporal on 19 Jan 1847 in Capt. Allen G. Johnson's Company Independent Florida Volunteers; after Capt. Johnson left in March 1847 to accept a Major's commission, Captain Christopher C. Coffee led the company in the Mexican War (8 Jan 1847- Jan 1848).
Later served as 3rd Sgt., then promoted to 2nd Sgt. in Captain William Fisher's Company (9 Jan 1848 - 30 Jun 1848) at Fort Brooke in Tampa, Florida.
Served as a sheriff in Levy County, Florida (1860).
Private under Lutterloh's 1st Battalion Florida Special Cavalry (Munnerlyn's Battalion or Cow Cavalry)
Later, promoted to lieutenant.
Joseph Fleming Prevatt succumbed to bilious fever.
Inscription
"Blessed is the man that trusteth in the Lord, and whose hope the Lord is."
Jeremiah 17:7
Family Members
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Thomas James Prevatt
1851–1935
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John Marion Prevatt
1855–1936
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Mary America Prevatt Folks
1856–1946
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Eliza Prevatt Faircloth
1860–1932
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Ann Fannie Prevatt Weimer
1861–1957
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Joseph Milton Prevatt
1865–1939
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Charles Curling Prevatt
1867–1891
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Clarissa Idella "Della" Prevatt McLeod
1869–1962
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Hampton Porter Prevatt
1874–1920
