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∼Cyrus Little was the youngest son of furniture maker William Little and his wife Elizabeth Steele Little of Anson County North Carolina. Cyrus became a carpenter and married Mary Rebecca Davis and had six children before he enlisted in the GA 3rd Volunteer Infantry in 1861. Cyrus fought with General Lee at Sharpsburg, Chancellorsville, Gettysburg and continued in service and was present at the surrender at Appomattox Courthouse in 1865.He returned to Georgia to live a full life with his family.
The parents listed for this individual "Cyrus Wesley Little" are wrong. Unless you possess a primary source record of birth for William and Elizabeth Little as the parents of CW Little in 1830 then I suggest you remove William as father and Elizabeth as mother for this profile. We have a thoroughly researched and published genealogy for this line that precedes Ancestry.com and any other online resource. Please advise. Leake Little
Contributor: Walter L Little (48445369)
∼Cyrus Little was the youngest son of furniture maker William Little and his wife Elizabeth Steele Little of Anson County North Carolina. Cyrus became a carpenter and married Mary Rebecca Davis and had six children before he enlisted in the GA 3rd Volunteer Infantry in 1861. Cyrus fought with General Lee at Sharpsburg, Chancellorsville, Gettysburg and continued in service and was present at the surrender at Appomattox Courthouse in 1865.He returned to Georgia to live a full life with his family.
The parents listed for this individual "Cyrus Wesley Little" are wrong. Unless you possess a primary source record of birth for William and Elizabeth Little as the parents of CW Little in 1830 then I suggest you remove William as father and Elizabeth as mother for this profile. We have a thoroughly researched and published genealogy for this line that precedes Ancestry.com and any other online resource. Please advise. Leake Little
Contributor: Walter L Little (48445369)
The information for this individual was provided by Del Groves
∼Cyrus Little was the youngest son of furniture maker William Little and his wife Elizabeth Steele Little of Anson County North Carolina. Cyrus became a carpenter and married Mary Rebecca Davis and had six children before he enlisted in the GA 3rd Volunteer Infantry in 1861. Cyrus fought with General Lee at Sharpsburg, Chancellorsville, Gettysburg and continued in service and was present at the surrender at Appomattox Courthouse in 1865.He returned to Georgia to live a full life with his family.
The parents listed for this individual "Cyrus Wesley Little" are wrong. Unless you possess a primary source record of birth for William and Elizabeth Little as the parents of CW Little in 1830 then I suggest you remove William as father and Elizabeth as mother for this profile. We have a thoroughly researched and published genealogy for this line that precedes Ancestry.com and any other online resource. Please advise. Leake Little
Contributor: Walter L Little (48445369)
∼Cyrus Little was the youngest son of furniture maker William Little and his wife Elizabeth Steele Little of Anson County North Carolina. Cyrus became a carpenter and married Mary Rebecca Davis and had six children before he enlisted in the GA 3rd Volunteer Infantry in 1861. Cyrus fought with General Lee at Sharpsburg, Chancellorsville, Gettysburg and continued in service and was present at the surrender at Appomattox Courthouse in 1865.He returned to Georgia to live a full life with his family.
The parents listed for this individual "Cyrus Wesley Little" are wrong. Unless you possess a primary source record of birth for William and Elizabeth Little as the parents of CW Little in 1830 then I suggest you remove William as father and Elizabeth as mother for this profile. We have a thoroughly researched and published genealogy for this line that precedes Ancestry.com and any other online resource. Please advise. Leake Little
Contributor: Walter L Little (48445369)
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