IN MEMORY OF Taylor H. Berryhill, born around 1810, in or near the Western Division, Berryhill Township, Charlotte Post Office, Mecklenburg, North Carolina. Taylor died in 1837 when a tree fell on him, grave unknown. (my father's g-g-grandpa). Taylor was son of James McRae Berryhill and Elizabeth Query.
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by Florence Carrie Brown, cell: 352-223-0919, Email: [email protected]; g-g-g-granddaughter of Taylor Berryhill.
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Taylor H. Berryhill married on 15 May 1832 in Charlotte, Mecklenburg County, NC to Margaret Elizabeth Rea, or Margaret Emaline Rea, born 8 Oct 1816 near Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co, NC, and died on 20 Nov 1889. Burial: Steele Creek Presbyterian Church Cemetery in Mecklenburg County. FindaGrave 95781212. Margaret was a daughter of William Rea, a Revolutionary War soldier, and Hannah Berryhill born 1794, both of Charlotte, NC.
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Taylor's widow Mrs. Margaret E. Berryhill moved back to Mecklenburg County, NC with her young daughter Sarah, and infant son William Hamilton Berryhill (my father's g-grandpa).
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Children of Margaret Elizabeth Rea Berryhill Rodden, and Taylor H. Berryhill;
(1.) Sarah Berryhill, b. abt 1834 in Mecklenburg County, NC.
(2.) William Hamilton Berryhill, b. 2 Nov 1836 - d. 1916. He moved to Georgia, and died in Lakeland, GA. FindaGrave 199269602.
He served as Confederate in Civil War, Company E, 2nd Georgia Calvery, enlisted 1st April 1862 in Griffin, Spalding County, GA.
William married on 3rd Nov 1860 in Jackson, Butts County, GA to Mary Banks (b. Aug 1844 - d. 1926). Her Confederate Civil War pension application was filed in Cook County, GA, because it was the closest office to her homestead in Milltown (now Lakeland), Irwin Co, later Berrien Co (now Lanier), GA.
William Hamilton Berryhill's wife Mary Banks Berryhill had 2 popular sisters, who were often mentioned in the Atlanta newspaper's high-society gossip section in the 1870s thru 1910s: Fannie Berryhill married Dr. Enoch Callaway (Calloway Gardens) Findagrave #23531132; and Mattie Banks Swanson. Both sisters became a DAR member around 1898 in Atlanta.
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The widow Mrs. Margaret Elizabeth Rea Berryhill married 2nd on 28 Jan 1847 in Mecklenburg County, NC to James Lewis Rodden of Charlotte, NC.
Children of Margaret Elizabeth Rea Berryhill Rodden, and James Lewis Rodden:
(3.) Letha Ausley Rodden, aka Mrs. Letha Neal, b. 7 Jul 1847 - d. 31 May 1910, FindaGrave 19411107, married George Alexander Neal.
Source: Charlotte News (Charlotte, North Carolina)01 Jun 1910, WedPage 3.
(4.) Charles T. Rodden, b. abt 1849 or 1850. Charles moved to Paul's Valley, Oklahoma per obituary on 7 Feb 1916 of his sister Alice Rodden Brown, aka Mrs. Cyrus N. Brown.
Obituary Source: The Charlotte News, Charlotte, North Carolina, 07 Feb 1916, Monday, Page 11.
(5.) Albertine Rodden, Female, b. Apr 1851 per 1900 Census.
Albertine Rodden married on 13 Dec 1877 in Mecklenburg County, NC to Mr. Peter Harkey Crenshaw, b. abt 1853.
1880 and 1900 Census, living in Mallard Creek, Mecklenburg County, NC.
As of 1900 Census, Albetine had total children: 7, of which 6 were living, and 4 in her household.
6.) Harriet Alice Rodden aka Mrs. Cyrus N. Brown, b. 20th Aug 1854 - d. 6th Feb 1916. FindaGrave 41930438.
Obituary Source: The Charlotte News, Charlotte, North Carolina, 07 Feb 1916, Monday, Page 11.
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by Florence Carrie Brown, cell: 352-223-0919, Email: [email protected]; g-g-g-granddaughter of Taylor Berryhill.
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Taylor H. Berryhill married on 15 May 1832 in Charlotte, Mecklenburg County, NC to Margaret Elizabeth Rea, or Margaret Emaline Rea, born 8 Oct 1816 near Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co, NC, and died on 20 Nov 1889. Burial: Steele Creek Presbyterian Church Cemetery in Mecklenburg County. FindaGrave 95781212. Margaret was a daughter of William Rea, a Revolutionary War soldier, and Hannah Berryhill born 1794, both of Charlotte, NC.
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Taylor's widow Mrs. Margaret E. Berryhill moved back to Mecklenburg County, NC with her young daughter Sarah, and infant son William Hamilton Berryhill (my father's g-grandpa).
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Children of Margaret Elizabeth Rea Berryhill Rodden, and Taylor H. Berryhill;
(1.) Sarah Berryhill, b. abt 1834 in Mecklenburg County, NC.
(2.) William Hamilton Berryhill, b. 2 Nov 1836 - d. 1916. He moved to Georgia, and died in Lakeland, GA. FindaGrave 199269602.
He served as Confederate in Civil War, Company E, 2nd Georgia Calvery, enlisted 1st April 1862 in Griffin, Spalding County, GA.
William married on 3rd Nov 1860 in Jackson, Butts County, GA to Mary Banks (b. Aug 1844 - d. 1926). Her Confederate Civil War pension application was filed in Cook County, GA, because it was the closest office to her homestead in Milltown (now Lakeland), Irwin Co, later Berrien Co (now Lanier), GA.
William Hamilton Berryhill's wife Mary Banks Berryhill had 2 popular sisters, who were often mentioned in the Atlanta newspaper's high-society gossip section in the 1870s thru 1910s: Fannie Berryhill married Dr. Enoch Callaway (Calloway Gardens) Findagrave #23531132; and Mattie Banks Swanson. Both sisters became a DAR member around 1898 in Atlanta.
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The widow Mrs. Margaret Elizabeth Rea Berryhill married 2nd on 28 Jan 1847 in Mecklenburg County, NC to James Lewis Rodden of Charlotte, NC.
Children of Margaret Elizabeth Rea Berryhill Rodden, and James Lewis Rodden:
(3.) Letha Ausley Rodden, aka Mrs. Letha Neal, b. 7 Jul 1847 - d. 31 May 1910, FindaGrave 19411107, married George Alexander Neal.
Source: Charlotte News (Charlotte, North Carolina)01 Jun 1910, WedPage 3.
(4.) Charles T. Rodden, b. abt 1849 or 1850. Charles moved to Paul's Valley, Oklahoma per obituary on 7 Feb 1916 of his sister Alice Rodden Brown, aka Mrs. Cyrus N. Brown.
Obituary Source: The Charlotte News, Charlotte, North Carolina, 07 Feb 1916, Monday, Page 11.
(5.) Albertine Rodden, Female, b. Apr 1851 per 1900 Census.
Albertine Rodden married on 13 Dec 1877 in Mecklenburg County, NC to Mr. Peter Harkey Crenshaw, b. abt 1853.
1880 and 1900 Census, living in Mallard Creek, Mecklenburg County, NC.
As of 1900 Census, Albetine had total children: 7, of which 6 were living, and 4 in her household.
6.) Harriet Alice Rodden aka Mrs. Cyrus N. Brown, b. 20th Aug 1854 - d. 6th Feb 1916. FindaGrave 41930438.
Obituary Source: The Charlotte News, Charlotte, North Carolina, 07 Feb 1916, Monday, Page 11.
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IN MEMORY OF Taylor H. Berryhill, born around 1810, in or near the Western Division, Berryhill Township, Charlotte Post Office, Mecklenburg, North Carolina. Taylor died in 1837 when a tree fell on him, grave unknown. (my father's g-g-grandpa). Taylor was son of James McRae Berryhill and Elizabeth Query.
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by Florence Carrie Brown, cell: 352-223-0919, Email: [email protected]; g-g-g-granddaughter of Taylor Berryhill.
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Taylor H. Berryhill married on 15 May 1832 in Charlotte, Mecklenburg County, NC to Margaret Elizabeth Rea, or Margaret Emaline Rea, born 8 Oct 1816 near Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co, NC, and died on 20 Nov 1889. Burial: Steele Creek Presbyterian Church Cemetery in Mecklenburg County. FindaGrave 95781212. Margaret was a daughter of William Rea, a Revolutionary War soldier, and Hannah Berryhill born 1794, both of Charlotte, NC.
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Taylor's widow Mrs. Margaret E. Berryhill moved back to Mecklenburg County, NC with her young daughter Sarah, and infant son William Hamilton Berryhill (my father's g-grandpa).
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Children of Margaret Elizabeth Rea Berryhill Rodden, and Taylor H. Berryhill;
(1.) Sarah Berryhill, b. abt 1834 in Mecklenburg County, NC.
(2.) William Hamilton Berryhill, b. 2 Nov 1836 - d. 1916. He moved to Georgia, and died in Lakeland, GA. FindaGrave 199269602.
He served as Confederate in Civil War, Company E, 2nd Georgia Calvery, enlisted 1st April 1862 in Griffin, Spalding County, GA.
William married on 3rd Nov 1860 in Jackson, Butts County, GA to Mary Banks (b. Aug 1844 - d. 1926). Her Confederate Civil War pension application was filed in Cook County, GA, because it was the closest office to her homestead in Milltown (now Lakeland), Irwin Co, later Berrien Co (now Lanier), GA.
William Hamilton Berryhill's wife Mary Banks Berryhill had 2 popular sisters, who were often mentioned in the Atlanta newspaper's high-society gossip section in the 1870s thru 1910s: Fannie Berryhill married Dr. Enoch Callaway (Calloway Gardens) Findagrave #23531132; and Mattie Banks Swanson. Both sisters became a DAR member around 1898 in Atlanta.
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The widow Mrs. Margaret Elizabeth Rea Berryhill married 2nd on 28 Jan 1847 in Mecklenburg County, NC to James Lewis Rodden of Charlotte, NC.
Children of Margaret Elizabeth Rea Berryhill Rodden, and James Lewis Rodden:
(3.) Letha Ausley Rodden, aka Mrs. Letha Neal, b. 7 Jul 1847 - d. 31 May 1910, FindaGrave 19411107, married George Alexander Neal.
Source: Charlotte News (Charlotte, North Carolina)01 Jun 1910, WedPage 3.
(4.) Charles T. Rodden, b. abt 1849 or 1850. Charles moved to Paul's Valley, Oklahoma per obituary on 7 Feb 1916 of his sister Alice Rodden Brown, aka Mrs. Cyrus N. Brown.
Obituary Source: The Charlotte News, Charlotte, North Carolina, 07 Feb 1916, Monday, Page 11.
(5.) Albertine Rodden, Female, b. Apr 1851 per 1900 Census.
Albertine Rodden married on 13 Dec 1877 in Mecklenburg County, NC to Mr. Peter Harkey Crenshaw, b. abt 1853.
1880 and 1900 Census, living in Mallard Creek, Mecklenburg County, NC.
As of 1900 Census, Albetine had total children: 7, of which 6 were living, and 4 in her household.
6.) Harriet Alice Rodden aka Mrs. Cyrus N. Brown, b. 20th Aug 1854 - d. 6th Feb 1916. FindaGrave 41930438.
Obituary Source: The Charlotte News, Charlotte, North Carolina, 07 Feb 1916, Monday, Page 11.
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by Florence Carrie Brown, cell: 352-223-0919, Email: [email protected]; g-g-g-granddaughter of Taylor Berryhill.
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Taylor H. Berryhill married on 15 May 1832 in Charlotte, Mecklenburg County, NC to Margaret Elizabeth Rea, or Margaret Emaline Rea, born 8 Oct 1816 near Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co, NC, and died on 20 Nov 1889. Burial: Steele Creek Presbyterian Church Cemetery in Mecklenburg County. FindaGrave 95781212. Margaret was a daughter of William Rea, a Revolutionary War soldier, and Hannah Berryhill born 1794, both of Charlotte, NC.
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Taylor's widow Mrs. Margaret E. Berryhill moved back to Mecklenburg County, NC with her young daughter Sarah, and infant son William Hamilton Berryhill (my father's g-grandpa).
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Children of Margaret Elizabeth Rea Berryhill Rodden, and Taylor H. Berryhill;
(1.) Sarah Berryhill, b. abt 1834 in Mecklenburg County, NC.
(2.) William Hamilton Berryhill, b. 2 Nov 1836 - d. 1916. He moved to Georgia, and died in Lakeland, GA. FindaGrave 199269602.
He served as Confederate in Civil War, Company E, 2nd Georgia Calvery, enlisted 1st April 1862 in Griffin, Spalding County, GA.
William married on 3rd Nov 1860 in Jackson, Butts County, GA to Mary Banks (b. Aug 1844 - d. 1926). Her Confederate Civil War pension application was filed in Cook County, GA, because it was the closest office to her homestead in Milltown (now Lakeland), Irwin Co, later Berrien Co (now Lanier), GA.
William Hamilton Berryhill's wife Mary Banks Berryhill had 2 popular sisters, who were often mentioned in the Atlanta newspaper's high-society gossip section in the 1870s thru 1910s: Fannie Berryhill married Dr. Enoch Callaway (Calloway Gardens) Findagrave #23531132; and Mattie Banks Swanson. Both sisters became a DAR member around 1898 in Atlanta.
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The widow Mrs. Margaret Elizabeth Rea Berryhill married 2nd on 28 Jan 1847 in Mecklenburg County, NC to James Lewis Rodden of Charlotte, NC.
Children of Margaret Elizabeth Rea Berryhill Rodden, and James Lewis Rodden:
(3.) Letha Ausley Rodden, aka Mrs. Letha Neal, b. 7 Jul 1847 - d. 31 May 1910, FindaGrave 19411107, married George Alexander Neal.
Source: Charlotte News (Charlotte, North Carolina)01 Jun 1910, WedPage 3.
(4.) Charles T. Rodden, b. abt 1849 or 1850. Charles moved to Paul's Valley, Oklahoma per obituary on 7 Feb 1916 of his sister Alice Rodden Brown, aka Mrs. Cyrus N. Brown.
Obituary Source: The Charlotte News, Charlotte, North Carolina, 07 Feb 1916, Monday, Page 11.
(5.) Albertine Rodden, Female, b. Apr 1851 per 1900 Census.
Albertine Rodden married on 13 Dec 1877 in Mecklenburg County, NC to Mr. Peter Harkey Crenshaw, b. abt 1853.
1880 and 1900 Census, living in Mallard Creek, Mecklenburg County, NC.
As of 1900 Census, Albetine had total children: 7, of which 6 were living, and 4 in her household.
6.) Harriet Alice Rodden aka Mrs. Cyrus N. Brown, b. 20th Aug 1854 - d. 6th Feb 1916. FindaGrave 41930438.
Obituary Source: The Charlotte News, Charlotte, North Carolina, 07 Feb 1916, Monday, Page 11.
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