.. William Yarbrough or (Yarborough on some records) was born in Montgomery County to William Yarbrough Sr., who moved his family to Montgomery in 1800's and became Justice of the Peace in 1803 and in 1818 was among the first settlers of Appling County, Ga. and was listed in the 1820 census', William Yarbrough Sr. and his brother Benjamin of Laurens County were both Revolutionary soldiers....
.. William met and married in 1821 in Appling County to Elizabeth Handley ..
...CHILDREN...
(1) Caroline (m) Aaron Dyess
(2) Nancy (m) James McQuaig
(3) Benjamin (m) Mary Miller
(4) Mary Ann (m) Nathaniel Bell
(5) Elbert (m) Elizabeth Cobb
(6) Priscilla (m) James Edward Booth
(7) Elizabeth (m) ? Cawthorn
(8) John (m) Annie Hodges
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When Ware County, Ga. was formed in 1825 out of Appling County, Ga. , they were cut into Ware.. William and his family lived there until he passed , his widow Elizabeth then married in 1849 to Willoughby Cason in Camden County, now cut into Charlton County....
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.. William met and married in 1821 in Appling County to Elizabeth Handley ..
...CHILDREN...
(1) Caroline (m) Aaron Dyess
(2) Nancy (m) James McQuaig
(3) Benjamin (m) Mary Miller
(4) Mary Ann (m) Nathaniel Bell
(5) Elbert (m) Elizabeth Cobb
(6) Priscilla (m) James Edward Booth
(7) Elizabeth (m) ? Cawthorn
(8) John (m) Annie Hodges
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When Ware County, Ga. was formed in 1825 out of Appling County, Ga. , they were cut into Ware.. William and his family lived there until he passed , his widow Elizabeth then married in 1849 to Willoughby Cason in Camden County, now cut into Charlton County....
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More in the next marriage...
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.. William Yarbrough or (Yarborough on some records) was born in Montgomery County to William Yarbrough Sr., who moved his family to Montgomery in 1800's and became Justice of the Peace in 1803 and in 1818 was among the first settlers of Appling County, Ga. and was listed in the 1820 census', William Yarbrough Sr. and his brother Benjamin of Laurens County were both Revolutionary soldiers....
.. William met and married in 1821 in Appling County to Elizabeth Handley ..
...CHILDREN...
(1) Caroline (m) Aaron Dyess
(2) Nancy (m) James McQuaig
(3) Benjamin (m) Mary Miller
(4) Mary Ann (m) Nathaniel Bell
(5) Elbert (m) Elizabeth Cobb
(6) Priscilla (m) James Edward Booth
(7) Elizabeth (m) ? Cawthorn
(8) John (m) Annie Hodges
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When Ware County, Ga. was formed in 1825 out of Appling County, Ga. , they were cut into Ware.. William and his family lived there until he passed , his widow Elizabeth then married in 1849 to Willoughby Cason in Camden County, now cut into Charlton County....
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More in the next marriage...
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.. William met and married in 1821 in Appling County to Elizabeth Handley ..
...CHILDREN...
(1) Caroline (m) Aaron Dyess
(2) Nancy (m) James McQuaig
(3) Benjamin (m) Mary Miller
(4) Mary Ann (m) Nathaniel Bell
(5) Elbert (m) Elizabeth Cobb
(6) Priscilla (m) James Edward Booth
(7) Elizabeth (m) ? Cawthorn
(8) John (m) Annie Hodges
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When Ware County, Ga. was formed in 1825 out of Appling County, Ga. , they were cut into Ware.. William and his family lived there until he passed , his widow Elizabeth then married in 1849 to Willoughby Cason in Camden County, now cut into Charlton County....
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More in the next marriage...
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