William R. Dorn, a son of Capt. James and Emily [née Dean] Dorn, was born in the bounds of Edgefield, South Carolina on June 16th 1836. His parents were both from old distinguished South Carolina pre-revolution families.
William married Miss Emily Elizabeth C. Holloway on the 6th of July 1863; while William was serving in Co. B, Infantry Regiment South Carolina, known as Hampton Legion. He entered in as Private and rose to a Sergeant.
After the war, William and his wife, known as Bettie, moved to southwest Georgia and first settled around Webster County. Later moving closer to Americus in Sumter County; where he farmed. No known children were born to this union.
William married Miss Emily Elizabeth C. Holloway on the 6th of July 1863; while William was serving in Co. B, Infantry Regiment South Carolina, known as Hampton Legion. He entered in as Private and rose to a Sergeant.
After the war, William and his wife, known as Bettie, moved to southwest Georgia and first settled around Webster County. Later moving closer to Americus in Sumter County; where he farmed. No known children were born to this union.
William R. Dorn, a son of Capt. James and Emily [née Dean] Dorn, was born in the bounds of Edgefield, South Carolina on June 16th 1836. His parents were both from old distinguished South Carolina pre-revolution families.
William married Miss Emily Elizabeth C. Holloway on the 6th of July 1863; while William was serving in Co. B, Infantry Regiment South Carolina, known as Hampton Legion. He entered in as Private and rose to a Sergeant.
After the war, William and his wife, known as Bettie, moved to southwest Georgia and first settled around Webster County. Later moving closer to Americus in Sumter County; where he farmed. No known children were born to this union.
William married Miss Emily Elizabeth C. Holloway on the 6th of July 1863; while William was serving in Co. B, Infantry Regiment South Carolina, known as Hampton Legion. He entered in as Private and rose to a Sergeant.
After the war, William and his wife, known as Bettie, moved to southwest Georgia and first settled around Webster County. Later moving closer to Americus in Sumter County; where he farmed. No known children were born to this union.
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W.R. DORN
June 16,1836
June 15,1907
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