CSA: Assigned to CO. I, 57th Ga Vol. Infantry (Laurens/Wilkinson county) "Barkuloo Rifles'as a Pvt. May 3, 1862. Captured at Vicksburg, Miss. 7-4-1863. Wounded in side and Knee, feet frost-bitten. Exchanged 9- 1863.
March 4, 1900
The Macon Telegraph
MR. ADES (AIDS) DEAD. Was a Highly Esteemed Citizen of South Macon.
Daniel Ades (Aids) died at his home on Reid Street, South Macon, yesterday after an illness of several weeks. He leaves a wife and eight children.
Mr. Ades (Aids) was a Confederate veteran, and the South had no braver of more valiant defender that he. He belonged to Company I of the Fifty-ninth Georgia. He was a man of high character, and was greatly esteemed by all who knew him. Before coming to Macon, he was a prominent planter in Wilkinson county.
The funeral will take place this afternoon at 2 o'clock. The service will be conducted by Rev. T. J. Nease. The interment will be at Cedar Ridge cemetery.
Obit provided by Loree Beacham
Daniel and Rebecca Aids were married 13 Dec 1857 in Wilkinson County, Georgia, USA.
Daniel & Rebecca Aids had nine children.
*James Wilson (1879-1938)
*John Franklin (~1861-1950)
*Daniel Webster (1861-1852; who married Minnie Oxley (1874-1954;(both buried in Cedar Ridge Cemetery).
*Susan Elizabeth (1864-~1905/1906) who married John Augustus Bloodworth (born 1864). Their last resting places are unknown. Their daughter Hattie Bloodworth Harper is buried in Cedar Ridge Cemetery.
*Martha (born ~1867)
*Henry (born ~1869, died before 1917)
*Augustus (1870-?)
*Wiley (born ~1873)
Lineage provided by Linda Coe.
March 4, 1900
The Macon Telegraph
MR. ADES (AIDS) DEAD. Was a Highly Esteemed Citizen of South Macon.
Daniel Ades (Aids) died at his home on Reid Street, South Macon, yesterday after an illness of several weeks. He leaves a wife and eight children.
Mr. Ades (Aids) was a Confederate veteran, and the South had no braver of more valiant defender that he. He belonged to Company I of the Fifty-ninth Georgia. He was a man of high character, and was greatly esteemed by all who knew him. Before coming to Macon, he was a prominent planter in Wilkinson county.
The funeral will take place this afternoon at 2 o'clock. The service will be conducted by Rev. T. J. Nease. The interment will be at Cedar Ridge cemetery.
Obit provided by Loree Beacham
Daniel and Rebecca Aids were married 13 Dec 1857 in Wilkinson County, Georgia, USA.
Daniel & Rebecca Aids had nine children.
*James Wilson (1879-1938)
*John Franklin (~1861-1950)
*Daniel Webster (1861-1852; who married Minnie Oxley (1874-1954;(both buried in Cedar Ridge Cemetery).
*Susan Elizabeth (1864-~1905/1906) who married John Augustus Bloodworth (born 1864). Their last resting places are unknown. Their daughter Hattie Bloodworth Harper is buried in Cedar Ridge Cemetery.
*Martha (born ~1867)
*Henry (born ~1869, died before 1917)
*Augustus (1870-?)
*Wiley (born ~1873)
Lineage provided by Linda Coe.
CSA: Assigned to CO. I, 57th Ga Vol. Infantry (Laurens/Wilkinson county) "Barkuloo Rifles'as a Pvt. May 3, 1862. Captured at Vicksburg, Miss. 7-4-1863. Wounded in side and Knee, feet frost-bitten. Exchanged 9- 1863.
March 4, 1900
The Macon Telegraph
MR. ADES (AIDS) DEAD. Was a Highly Esteemed Citizen of South Macon.
Daniel Ades (Aids) died at his home on Reid Street, South Macon, yesterday after an illness of several weeks. He leaves a wife and eight children.
Mr. Ades (Aids) was a Confederate veteran, and the South had no braver of more valiant defender that he. He belonged to Company I of the Fifty-ninth Georgia. He was a man of high character, and was greatly esteemed by all who knew him. Before coming to Macon, he was a prominent planter in Wilkinson county.
The funeral will take place this afternoon at 2 o'clock. The service will be conducted by Rev. T. J. Nease. The interment will be at Cedar Ridge cemetery.
Obit provided by Loree Beacham
Daniel and Rebecca Aids were married 13 Dec 1857 in Wilkinson County, Georgia, USA.
Daniel & Rebecca Aids had nine children.
*James Wilson (1879-1938)
*John Franklin (~1861-1950)
*Daniel Webster (1861-1852; who married Minnie Oxley (1874-1954;(both buried in Cedar Ridge Cemetery).
*Susan Elizabeth (1864-~1905/1906) who married John Augustus Bloodworth (born 1864). Their last resting places are unknown. Their daughter Hattie Bloodworth Harper is buried in Cedar Ridge Cemetery.
*Martha (born ~1867)
*Henry (born ~1869, died before 1917)
*Augustus (1870-?)
*Wiley (born ~1873)
Lineage provided by Linda Coe.
March 4, 1900
The Macon Telegraph
MR. ADES (AIDS) DEAD. Was a Highly Esteemed Citizen of South Macon.
Daniel Ades (Aids) died at his home on Reid Street, South Macon, yesterday after an illness of several weeks. He leaves a wife and eight children.
Mr. Ades (Aids) was a Confederate veteran, and the South had no braver of more valiant defender that he. He belonged to Company I of the Fifty-ninth Georgia. He was a man of high character, and was greatly esteemed by all who knew him. Before coming to Macon, he was a prominent planter in Wilkinson county.
The funeral will take place this afternoon at 2 o'clock. The service will be conducted by Rev. T. J. Nease. The interment will be at Cedar Ridge cemetery.
Obit provided by Loree Beacham
Daniel and Rebecca Aids were married 13 Dec 1857 in Wilkinson County, Georgia, USA.
Daniel & Rebecca Aids had nine children.
*James Wilson (1879-1938)
*John Franklin (~1861-1950)
*Daniel Webster (1861-1852; who married Minnie Oxley (1874-1954;(both buried in Cedar Ridge Cemetery).
*Susan Elizabeth (1864-~1905/1906) who married John Augustus Bloodworth (born 1864). Their last resting places are unknown. Their daughter Hattie Bloodworth Harper is buried in Cedar Ridge Cemetery.
*Martha (born ~1867)
*Henry (born ~1869, died before 1917)
*Augustus (1870-?)
*Wiley (born ~1873)
Lineage provided by Linda Coe.
Gravesite Details
Plot 2F8 is most probably the resting place for both Rebecca and Daniel Sr. Based upon the Ards plot map in the Washington library. All the other Aids/Aides/Ades plots are acounted for by number of records deaths/obits/ Death certs.
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