03-20-2018 as per Jessica Hillard
Parents of Ann Easterling was added.
Father - James Easterling (1760-1843)
Mother - Elizabeth Easterling (1762-1801)
10-27-2014 as per Ann McGill.
Brit O'Neal married Ann Easterling (1790-1867)on 26 Dec 1805.
They had a daughter: Sarah C O'Neal #30127991
09-18-2014 as per Mark Easterlin, Pensacola, FL
Ann Easterling (1790-1867) of Marlboro county, SC married Britton "Brit" O'Neal of Marlboro, SC in Robeson County, NC on 26 Dec 1805 (with her Uncle Jesse Easterling as bondsman), and shortly after beginning married life they moved to Georgia where their first child, James Isaac O'Neal was born in spring 1806. Eventually they settled in Twiggs county GA about 1810 where the raised a large family during the 1820's and 30s.
They were miners of the kaolin found in Twiggs county. Britton also served his elderly father-in-law James Easterling, Sr as a dutiful son-in-law by running errands for him according to local mercantile records (those of merchant Ira Peck in Marion, Twiggs co, 1826). In later years, Ann and Brit O'Neal moved south to Lowndes County (1850), part of which became Brooks county, GA where they are enumerated on the 1860 census as farmers well into their 70's. They both died on the same day, 23 July 1867, in Quitman, Brooks county. Burial: Alderman Cemetery.
Kind Regards,
Parents of Ann Easterling was added.
Father - James Easterling (1760-1843)
Mother - Elizabeth Easterling (1762-1801)
10-27-2014 as per Ann McGill.
Brit O'Neal married Ann Easterling (1790-1867)on 26 Dec 1805.
They had a daughter: Sarah C O'Neal #30127991
09-18-2014 as per Mark Easterlin, Pensacola, FL
Ann Easterling (1790-1867) of Marlboro county, SC married Britton "Brit" O'Neal of Marlboro, SC in Robeson County, NC on 26 Dec 1805 (with her Uncle Jesse Easterling as bondsman), and shortly after beginning married life they moved to Georgia where their first child, James Isaac O'Neal was born in spring 1806. Eventually they settled in Twiggs county GA about 1810 where the raised a large family during the 1820's and 30s.
They were miners of the kaolin found in Twiggs county. Britton also served his elderly father-in-law James Easterling, Sr as a dutiful son-in-law by running errands for him according to local mercantile records (those of merchant Ira Peck in Marion, Twiggs co, 1826). In later years, Ann and Brit O'Neal moved south to Lowndes County (1850), part of which became Brooks county, GA where they are enumerated on the 1860 census as farmers well into their 70's. They both died on the same day, 23 July 1867, in Quitman, Brooks county. Burial: Alderman Cemetery.
Kind Regards,
03-20-2018 as per Jessica Hillard
Parents of Ann Easterling was added.
Father - James Easterling (1760-1843)
Mother - Elizabeth Easterling (1762-1801)
10-27-2014 as per Ann McGill.
Brit O'Neal married Ann Easterling (1790-1867)on 26 Dec 1805.
They had a daughter: Sarah C O'Neal #30127991
09-18-2014 as per Mark Easterlin, Pensacola, FL
Ann Easterling (1790-1867) of Marlboro county, SC married Britton "Brit" O'Neal of Marlboro, SC in Robeson County, NC on 26 Dec 1805 (with her Uncle Jesse Easterling as bondsman), and shortly after beginning married life they moved to Georgia where their first child, James Isaac O'Neal was born in spring 1806. Eventually they settled in Twiggs county GA about 1810 where the raised a large family during the 1820's and 30s.
They were miners of the kaolin found in Twiggs county. Britton also served his elderly father-in-law James Easterling, Sr as a dutiful son-in-law by running errands for him according to local mercantile records (those of merchant Ira Peck in Marion, Twiggs co, 1826). In later years, Ann and Brit O'Neal moved south to Lowndes County (1850), part of which became Brooks county, GA where they are enumerated on the 1860 census as farmers well into their 70's. They both died on the same day, 23 July 1867, in Quitman, Brooks county. Burial: Alderman Cemetery.
Kind Regards,
Parents of Ann Easterling was added.
Father - James Easterling (1760-1843)
Mother - Elizabeth Easterling (1762-1801)
10-27-2014 as per Ann McGill.
Brit O'Neal married Ann Easterling (1790-1867)on 26 Dec 1805.
They had a daughter: Sarah C O'Neal #30127991
09-18-2014 as per Mark Easterlin, Pensacola, FL
Ann Easterling (1790-1867) of Marlboro county, SC married Britton "Brit" O'Neal of Marlboro, SC in Robeson County, NC on 26 Dec 1805 (with her Uncle Jesse Easterling as bondsman), and shortly after beginning married life they moved to Georgia where their first child, James Isaac O'Neal was born in spring 1806. Eventually they settled in Twiggs county GA about 1810 where the raised a large family during the 1820's and 30s.
They were miners of the kaolin found in Twiggs county. Britton also served his elderly father-in-law James Easterling, Sr as a dutiful son-in-law by running errands for him according to local mercantile records (those of merchant Ira Peck in Marion, Twiggs co, 1826). In later years, Ann and Brit O'Neal moved south to Lowndes County (1850), part of which became Brooks county, GA where they are enumerated on the 1860 census as farmers well into their 70's. They both died on the same day, 23 July 1867, in Quitman, Brooks county. Burial: Alderman Cemetery.
Kind Regards,
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Brit ONeal and wife 2 in 1
1782 - 1867
Gravesite Details
No name other than Mrs. Wife of Brit O'Neal. Not sure if above dates are for Brit or his wife. They are both buried in same grave.
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