Confederate States of America.A
John & Rachel Addington, whose ages & place of birth match this couple, were in 1850 census of Gilmer Co, GA (Family #226), with six children - one of whom was William D. Addington, age 10, born in GA. The 1840 dob would mean he was probably born in Gilmer Co - as this John Addington family was also listed in 1840 census for Gilmer Co (and had two sons under the age of 5).
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John & Rachel Addington, whose ages & place of birth match this couple, were in 1850 census of Gilmer Co, GA (Family #226), with six children - one of whom was William D. Addington, age 10, born in GA. The 1840 dob would mean he was probably born in Gilmer Co - as this John Addington family was also listed in 1840 census for Gilmer Co (and had two sons under the age of 5).
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Confederate States of America.A
John & Rachel Addington, whose ages & place of birth match this couple, were in 1850 census of Gilmer Co, GA (Family #226), with six children - one of whom was William D. Addington, age 10, born in GA. The 1840 dob would mean he was probably born in Gilmer Co - as this John Addington family was also listed in 1840 census for Gilmer Co (and had two sons under the age of 5).
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John & Rachel Addington, whose ages & place of birth match this couple, were in 1850 census of Gilmer Co, GA (Family #226), with six children - one of whom was William D. Addington, age 10, born in GA. The 1840 dob would mean he was probably born in Gilmer Co - as this John Addington family was also listed in 1840 census for Gilmer Co (and had two sons under the age of 5).
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