The earliest known resident was in 1820 Bryan County; he and his brother David Waldron, moved to Ware County, (cut out of Appling County) soon after Ware was formed out of Appling .
Oliver made his home about two miles northeast from where Blackshear now is..
About 1845 he moved his family to Columbia County, Fla.
then to Marion County in 1853 , his home was at Suwannee Shoals, Florida ,
Ann lived with her son Jesse after Oliver passed and died a few years later; both are buried in Marion County, Fla. ….(this information is from Huxford's book)
" Census " June 27, 1870 in Manatee County, Manatee, Florida (put on records September 1870)
States that Annie was living with David and Mary Waldron …
Oliver served as Justice of Peace, 584th District of Ware County (1831-1833) and
as Justice of Ware Inferior Court (1837-1841)..
He served in the War of 1812 and the Indian War... He enlisted January 18, 1815 in Bryan County ; as a Private under Capt. James Bird in Colonel Mann's Regiment Georgia Militia and served until March 2, 1815 when he was honorably discharged..
He also served as a Private under Capt. James A. Sweat's Company of Ware County Militia on June 9th to August 19, 1838 in the Indian War ..
Ann was granted a widow's pension for his services ...
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In the Pioneers of WIREGRASS GEORGIA Huxford Books #4, #8 and #11 .....
The following information was taken from these books by the Huxford Society Data Base, by others that researched as far as they could go and this book was copyright in 1960.....
Mr. Huxford put all these books together to help the family tree line and the information is credit to them ... Homerville, Ga., Mr. Folks Huxford
The earliest known resident was in 1820 Bryan County; he and his brother David Waldron, moved to Ware County, (cut out of Appling County) soon after Ware was formed out of Appling .
Oliver made his home about two miles northeast from where Blackshear now is..
About 1845 he moved his family to Columbia County, Fla.
then to Marion County in 1853 , his home was at Suwannee Shoals, Florida ,
Ann lived with her son Jesse after Oliver passed and died a few years later; both are buried in Marion County, Fla. ….(this information is from Huxford's book)
" Census " June 27, 1870 in Manatee County, Manatee, Florida (put on records September 1870)
States that Annie was living with David and Mary Waldron …
Oliver served as Justice of Peace, 584th District of Ware County (1831-1833) and
as Justice of Ware Inferior Court (1837-1841)..
He served in the War of 1812 and the Indian War... He enlisted January 18, 1815 in Bryan County ; as a Private under Capt. James Bird in Colonel Mann's Regiment Georgia Militia and served until March 2, 1815 when he was honorably discharged..
He also served as a Private under Capt. James A. Sweat's Company of Ware County Militia on June 9th to August 19, 1838 in the Indian War ..
Ann was granted a widow's pension for his services ...
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In the Pioneers of WIREGRASS GEORGIA Huxford Books #4, #8 and #11 .....
The following information was taken from these books by the Huxford Society Data Base, by others that researched as far as they could go and this book was copyright in 1960.....
Mr. Huxford put all these books together to help the family tree line and the information is credit to them ... Homerville, Ga., Mr. Folks Huxford
Family Members
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Rebecca Jane Waldron Walker
1810–1878
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Elias David Waldron
1811–1894
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George Washington Sylvester Waldron
1813–1895
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Lydia Ella Waldron Raulerson
1815–1875
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Oliver Asbury Waldron
1816–1885
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Georgia Ann Waldron Tuten Guest
1817–1889
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Rhoda Ann Waldron Thomas
1820–1909
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Francis Waldron Allbritton
1821–1879
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Rev Jesse Campbell Waldron Sr
1826–1904
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David Elias Waldron Sr
1827–1908
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Michael Benjamin Waldron
1834–1912
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