There is no INITAL on this tombstone for Thomas Almand and NO INITALS found on any documents that have been found regarding Thomas Almand Sr
or his son Thomas Almand Jr.
Thomas married Annice Ussery about 1778 in Spotsylvania County, Vriginia. No
marriage record has been found.
It is believed that Thomas was a veteran of the Indian Wars serving in 3rd Co. of GA. Batt. commanded by Capt. johnDuncan. On payroll June 9, 1782 - November 4, 1795 - enlisted December 16, 1779 and served 10 months, 18 days. It is also believed he moved to Rockingham County, North Carolina by Augus 16, 1779 and then in Georgia by 1782.
Thomas Almand, Sr. died before 1806.....no exact date know.
In 1806, as a widow of a soldier, Annice drew land in Elbeert County, Georgia.
(Source: Erbon W. Wise)
Researched by Hugh Baxter, Carolyn Budklely, John Davis, and Shirley Hendrix.
Submitted by: Shirley Ann Carter Bennett Barham
or his son Thomas Almand Jr.
Thomas married Annice Ussery about 1778 in Spotsylvania County, Vriginia. No
marriage record has been found.
It is believed that Thomas was a veteran of the Indian Wars serving in 3rd Co. of GA. Batt. commanded by Capt. johnDuncan. On payroll June 9, 1782 - November 4, 1795 - enlisted December 16, 1779 and served 10 months, 18 days. It is also believed he moved to Rockingham County, North Carolina by Augus 16, 1779 and then in Georgia by 1782.
Thomas Almand, Sr. died before 1806.....no exact date know.
In 1806, as a widow of a soldier, Annice drew land in Elbeert County, Georgia.
(Source: Erbon W. Wise)
Researched by Hugh Baxter, Carolyn Budklely, John Davis, and Shirley Hendrix.
Submitted by: Shirley Ann Carter Bennett Barham
There is no INITAL on this tombstone for Thomas Almand and NO INITALS found on any documents that have been found regarding Thomas Almand Sr
or his son Thomas Almand Jr.
Thomas married Annice Ussery about 1778 in Spotsylvania County, Vriginia. No
marriage record has been found.
It is believed that Thomas was a veteran of the Indian Wars serving in 3rd Co. of GA. Batt. commanded by Capt. johnDuncan. On payroll June 9, 1782 - November 4, 1795 - enlisted December 16, 1779 and served 10 months, 18 days. It is also believed he moved to Rockingham County, North Carolina by Augus 16, 1779 and then in Georgia by 1782.
Thomas Almand, Sr. died before 1806.....no exact date know.
In 1806, as a widow of a soldier, Annice drew land in Elbeert County, Georgia.
(Source: Erbon W. Wise)
Researched by Hugh Baxter, Carolyn Budklely, John Davis, and Shirley Hendrix.
Submitted by: Shirley Ann Carter Bennett Barham
or his son Thomas Almand Jr.
Thomas married Annice Ussery about 1778 in Spotsylvania County, Vriginia. No
marriage record has been found.
It is believed that Thomas was a veteran of the Indian Wars serving in 3rd Co. of GA. Batt. commanded by Capt. johnDuncan. On payroll June 9, 1782 - November 4, 1795 - enlisted December 16, 1779 and served 10 months, 18 days. It is also believed he moved to Rockingham County, North Carolina by Augus 16, 1779 and then in Georgia by 1782.
Thomas Almand, Sr. died before 1806.....no exact date know.
In 1806, as a widow of a soldier, Annice drew land in Elbeert County, Georgia.
(Source: Erbon W. Wise)
Researched by Hugh Baxter, Carolyn Budklely, John Davis, and Shirley Hendrix.
Submitted by: Shirley Ann Carter Bennett Barham
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