Joshua Stanford was buried in the Ansley Family Cemetery, his daughter, Sarah, having married Jesse Ansley. He was a veteran of the American Revolution. The area where he resided and is buried now falls within McDuffie County, Georgia.
Joshua Stanford left a will, dated 6 May 1825, proven 1 May 1826, recorded 4 May 1826 (Warren County, Georgia Court of Ordinary, Wills, Book 1810-1829, pages 128-129).
Many monuments in this cemetery were destroyed when a large oak tree was blown down by a tornado on March 20, 1875.
Joshua Stanford left a will, dated 6 May 1825, proven 1 May 1826, recorded 4 May 1826 (Warren County, Georgia Court of Ordinary, Wills, Book 1810-1829, pages 128-129).
Many monuments in this cemetery were destroyed when a large oak tree was blown down by a tornado on March 20, 1875.
Joshua Stanford was buried in the Ansley Family Cemetery, his daughter, Sarah, having married Jesse Ansley. He was a veteran of the American Revolution. The area where he resided and is buried now falls within McDuffie County, Georgia.
Joshua Stanford left a will, dated 6 May 1825, proven 1 May 1826, recorded 4 May 1826 (Warren County, Georgia Court of Ordinary, Wills, Book 1810-1829, pages 128-129).
Many monuments in this cemetery were destroyed when a large oak tree was blown down by a tornado on March 20, 1875.
Joshua Stanford left a will, dated 6 May 1825, proven 1 May 1826, recorded 4 May 1826 (Warren County, Georgia Court of Ordinary, Wills, Book 1810-1829, pages 128-129).
Many monuments in this cemetery were destroyed when a large oak tree was blown down by a tornado on March 20, 1875.
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