Garland died in that portion of Floyd County which became part of Johnson County in 1843.
He was married (secondly) on February 22, 1810, in Floyd County, Kentucky, to Elizabeth Preston.
Their only known child to live into adulthood was Charlotte (Burgess) Sweatnam.
Garland was married (firstly) in Montgomery County, Virginia to Levina/Lavina Louisa Brumfield. Two different dates listed: January 8, 1787 (either the church banns announced or a bond posting) and March 21, 1787 (probably the actual marriage date). Levina probably died in Floyd County. (from Vicki Gowen).
He was married (secondly) on February 22, 1810, in Floyd County, Kentucky, to Elizabeth Preston.
Their only known child to live into adulthood was Charlotte (Burgess) Sweatnam.
Garland was married (firstly) in Montgomery County, Virginia to Levina/Lavina Louisa Brumfield. Two different dates listed: January 8, 1787 (either the church banns announced or a bond posting) and March 21, 1787 (probably the actual marriage date). Levina probably died in Floyd County. (from Vicki Gowen).
Garland died in that portion of Floyd County which became part of Johnson County in 1843.
He was married (secondly) on February 22, 1810, in Floyd County, Kentucky, to Elizabeth Preston.
Their only known child to live into adulthood was Charlotte (Burgess) Sweatnam.
Garland was married (firstly) in Montgomery County, Virginia to Levina/Lavina Louisa Brumfield. Two different dates listed: January 8, 1787 (either the church banns announced or a bond posting) and March 21, 1787 (probably the actual marriage date). Levina probably died in Floyd County. (from Vicki Gowen).
He was married (secondly) on February 22, 1810, in Floyd County, Kentucky, to Elizabeth Preston.
Their only known child to live into adulthood was Charlotte (Burgess) Sweatnam.
Garland was married (firstly) in Montgomery County, Virginia to Levina/Lavina Louisa Brumfield. Two different dates listed: January 8, 1787 (either the church banns announced or a bond posting) and March 21, 1787 (probably the actual marriage date). Levina probably died in Floyd County. (from Vicki Gowen).
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