Infantry Regiment, Athens Guards
Confederate States Army
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According to "https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=wu.89059402255;view=1up;seq=553;skin=mobile" he enlisted 9 May 1862; was wounded at the Battle of Chancellorsville, in Spotsylvania County, Virginia, on 3 May 1863; last listed as present for duty 28 Feb 1865.
Info Received Courtesy of Contributor:
SBR (FAG #: 49039178)
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George Eberhart Griffeth, probably born in Clarke Co., GA - Son of James Locklin Griffeth and Aseneth Eberhart.
Brother of John, Mary Ann, Margaret P, Martha J, Aseneth, William L, James M, Francis P, Robert Stinson, Aseneth, Joseph and Marshall C Griffeth.
George married, 2 Mar 1854 in Clarke Co., GA, Nancy Ann Elder, a daughter of John P Elder and Susan G Barnett.
Father of Emma A, Susan Levinia "Levie", John T, Georgia A, James Locklin, William Griffin, Francis Eberhard and Walter R Griffeth.
Grandson of John L Griffeth Jr and Martha/Matilda Locklin.
George probably died Athens, Clarke Co., GA.
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Athens Banner
Jan. 16, 1903, Pg. 5
MR. G. E. GRIFFETH
DIED TUESDAY
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The Passing Away of an
Old and Respected
Citizen.
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Tuesday morning at half past nine o'clock at his home on Dougherty street in this city Mr. George E Griffeth passed away after a long illness of Bright's disease.
Mr Griffeth has been a citizen of Athens several months, coming here from Oconee county where he had been a farmer all his life. He was 74 years old at the time of his death and his passing away was not unexpected. He died in the full assurance of Christian faith, having been a consistent member of the Baptist church for many years.
He was born in the county of Oconee and throughout his long and useful life was one of her most prominent citizens. He was a valiant Confederate soldier, a member of Co K., third Georgia regiment, serving with distinction through the entire war. For several years he was the efficient country treasurer of Oconee county.
Mr. Griffeth leaves six children. Messrs. William G., Frank E., J.T., W.R., and J.L. Griffeth and Mrs. Robert Thompson.
Obit Courtesy of Ann Donnelly
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2nd Cousin, 4 Generations Removed
Infantry Regiment, Athens Guards
Confederate States Army
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According to "https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=wu.89059402255;view=1up;seq=553;skin=mobile" he enlisted 9 May 1862; was wounded at the Battle of Chancellorsville, in Spotsylvania County, Virginia, on 3 May 1863; last listed as present for duty 28 Feb 1865.
Info Received Courtesy of Contributor:
SBR (FAG #: 49039178)
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George Eberhart Griffeth, probably born in Clarke Co., GA - Son of James Locklin Griffeth and Aseneth Eberhart.
Brother of John, Mary Ann, Margaret P, Martha J, Aseneth, William L, James M, Francis P, Robert Stinson, Aseneth, Joseph and Marshall C Griffeth.
George married, 2 Mar 1854 in Clarke Co., GA, Nancy Ann Elder, a daughter of John P Elder and Susan G Barnett.
Father of Emma A, Susan Levinia "Levie", John T, Georgia A, James Locklin, William Griffin, Francis Eberhard and Walter R Griffeth.
Grandson of John L Griffeth Jr and Martha/Matilda Locklin.
George probably died Athens, Clarke Co., GA.
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Athens Banner
Jan. 16, 1903, Pg. 5
MR. G. E. GRIFFETH
DIED TUESDAY
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The Passing Away of an
Old and Respected
Citizen.
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Tuesday morning at half past nine o'clock at his home on Dougherty street in this city Mr. George E Griffeth passed away after a long illness of Bright's disease.
Mr Griffeth has been a citizen of Athens several months, coming here from Oconee county where he had been a farmer all his life. He was 74 years old at the time of his death and his passing away was not unexpected. He died in the full assurance of Christian faith, having been a consistent member of the Baptist church for many years.
He was born in the county of Oconee and throughout his long and useful life was one of her most prominent citizens. He was a valiant Confederate soldier, a member of Co K., third Georgia regiment, serving with distinction through the entire war. For several years he was the efficient country treasurer of Oconee county.
Mr. Griffeth leaves six children. Messrs. William G., Frank E., J.T., W.R., and J.L. Griffeth and Mrs. Robert Thompson.
Obit Courtesy of Ann Donnelly
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2nd Cousin, 4 Generations Removed
Inscription
Military Marker:
PVT
GEORGE E GRIFFETH
CO K
3RD GA VOL
INF REG
ATHENS GDS
CSA
JUN 14 1829
JAN 13 1903
Personal Marker:
GEORGE E.
GRIFFETH
JUNE 14, 1829
JAN. 13, 1903
GRIFFETH
Gravesite Details
Double marker with wife, Nancy Ann Elder Griffeth.
Family Members
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John Griffeth
1827–1847
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Mary Ann Griffeth Carithers
1831–1910
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Margaret Parmalee Griffeth Smith
1834–1893
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Martha J Griffeth Locklin
1836–1864
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SGT William L. Griffeth
1838–1862
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Corp James M Griffeth
1840–1863
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Francis Patton Griffeth
1842–1920
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Robert Stinson Griffeth
1845–1925
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Aseneth Griffeth Thrasher
1847–1874
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Marshall Calhoun "Tobe" Griffeth
1849–1914
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