[NI0001] Information from James W. Stembridge, Jr. family records, Bonnie W. Stembridge, and James Robert Stembridge.
[NI0002] Information from James W. Stembridge, Jr. family records, Bonnie W. Stembridge, and James Robert Stembridge.
[NI0005]
Adopted by Walter Hill Stembridge.
Information by Walter Hill Stembridge.
[NI0006] Information by Walter Hill Stembridge.
[NI0011] Information by Edith S. Dykes.
[NI0012] Information by Edith S. Dykes.
[NI0013] Information by Edith S. Dykes.
[NI0017] Served in Army Reserves 81st Infantry Division as Sergeant.
[NI0018] Served four years in the Navy.
[NI0024]
Served in the Navy 1976-1980.
Information from Ludie S. Grant.
[NI0026] Information from Ludie S. Grant.
[NI0036] Information from Mrs. Baynard Ellis, Statesboro, GA.
[NI0042] Information by Eva S. Youmans
[NI0043] Information by Eva S. Youmans
[NI0074] !Living
[NI0086] Bobby was killed in an auto accident.
[NI0087] Mackie was killed in a hit and run accident.
[NI0088] !Living
[NI0113] Information from James W. Stembridge, Jr. family records, Bonnie W. Stembridge, and James Robert Stembridge.
[NI0147] Information from Sara Perry, Alabama and Walter Eugene Stembridge Family Bible.
[NI0166] Will play football for the Cleveland Browns.
[NI0191] Data from Fannie Lou R. Spearman, Macon, GA
[NI0224] Information from James W. Stembridge, Jr. family records, Bonnie W. Stembridge, and James Robert Stembridge.
[NI0225] Related to President James Earl "Jimmie" Carter. ?
[NI0236] Information from family records of Henry Waldon Stembridge, Arkansas.
[NI0247] Information from Herman Stembridge and Mrs. Earle Stembridge.
[NI0258] Information from Joanne WIlliams, Calif. - proven records.
[NI0302] Twin to Sarah Arlena.
[NI0306] Information from Josephine H. Lee family records.
[NI0307] Information from Josephine H. Lee family records.
[NI0308] Information from Josephine H. Lee family records.
[NI0309] Information from Josephine H. Lee family records.
[NI0310] Information from Sara S. Gober's family records.
[NI0311] Information from Sara S. Gober's family records.
[NI0312] Information from Sara S. Gober's family records.
[NI0314] Information from Sara S. Gober's family records.
[NI0315] Information from Sara S. Gober's family records.
[NI0319] Information from Blanche Stembridge Davis and her family records.
[NI0320] Information from Blanche Stembridge Davis and her family records.
[NI0321] Information from Blanche Stembridge Davis and her family records.
[NI0322] Information from Blanche Stembridge Davis and her family records.
[NI0323] Information from Blanche Stembridge Davis and her family records.
[NI0325] Information from Blanche Stembridge Davis and her family records.
[NI0326] Information from Blanche Stembridge Davis and her family records.
[NI0327] Information from Blanche Stembridge Davis and her family records.
[NI0328] Information from Blanche Stembridge Davis and her family records.
[NI0329] Information from Blanche Stembridge Davis and her family records.
[NI0330] Information from Blanche Stembridge Davis and her family records.
[NI0331] Information from Blanche Stembridge Davis and her family records.
[NI0335] "Married Maggie Mae West on this twenty-first birthday. Was killed six months later from a fall while at work. Althought very young, he was one of the developers of the electrical generating facilities in his community. His death occured before I was born.", James W. Stembridge, Lithonia, GA.
[NI0337] Joined Navy - 1971, San Diego, CA.
[NI0351] Information by Irene S. Rowland.
[NI0352] Information by Irene S. Rowland.
[NI0353] Information by Irene S. Rowland.
[NI0354] Information by Irene S. Rowland.
[NI0355] Information by Irene S. Rowland.
[NI0356] Information by Irene S. Rowland.
[NI0357] Information by Irene S. Rowland.
[NI0359] Information by Irene S. Rowland.
[NI0360] Information by Irene S. Rowland.
[NI0361] Information by Irene S. Rowland.
[NI0362] Information by Irene S. Rowland.
[NI0363] Information by Irene S. Rowland.
[NI0413] Information by Mrs. Emmie Wilder and her family records -- GA Soundex 1900.
[NI0424] May have been born in Nov. instead of Oct. Data from GA Soundex 1900 and John Allen Stembridge, Macon, GA.
[NI0435] Information from John A. Stembridge and 1900 GA Soundex.
[NI0446] "When elected mayor of Camak, GA, she was the first woman mayor in the state and highly honored by both state and national government leaders, including the President of the United States, Franklin Roosevelt. After her third marriage, she moved to Louisville, KY, where my stepfather was employed by the Western Union Telegraph Co. With the elder of my two sisters, she operated a laundry pick-up and clothing alteration store for several years, using her free time in restoring and remodeling several houses. After my stepfather's death, she was associated with a real estate developing company. At the time of her death, she was the developer of a subdivision near North Vernon, Indiana.", James W. Stembridge, Lithonia, GA.
[NI0469] Information from James Robert Stembridge.
[NI0479]
Born in Ireland and came to The United States of America about 1800 or earlier.
Raised four sons all of whom settled in different areas.
[NI0488] Married James White; brother to George Bond White.
[NI0495] Information from James W. Stembridge family records.
[NI0498] Information from James W. Stembridge family records.
[NI0524] Last name may be Molton.
[NI0540]
He was a track maintenance foreman with the Georgia Railroad and probably lived at Greensboro, GA, at the time his children were born.
Information by Gladys West Gilmore and Jean Gilmore McClurkin, Alabama (JWS).
[NI0557] Information from James W. Stembridge, Jr. family records, Bonnie W. Stembridge, and James Robert Stembridge.
[NI0569] Data from GA Soundex 1900, family records, and Miss Bertie B. Stembridge, Milledgeville, GA
[NI0585]
Lived in DeKalb County, Georgia. Reared two children (probably more). The West family was born in Ireland and came to America circa 1800. We think he had three brothers who all settled in different areas. He moved to DeKalb County soon after the Indian Cession of 1820 that opend that territory for English Settlement.
Information from Eddie Elmo West, Lithonia, DeKalb Co., GA (deceased), and James W. Stembridge, Lithonia, DeKalb Co., GA (deceased).
[NI0668] Information from James W. Stembridge, Jr. family records, Bonnie W. Stembridge, and James Robert Stembridge.
[NI0706] Killed in motorcycle accident.
[NI0737] Information from James W. Stembridge, Jr. family records, Bonnie W. Stembridge, and James Robert Stembridge.
[NI0748] Information from James W. Stembridge, Jr. family records, Bonnie W. Stembridge, and James Robert Stembridge.
[NI0750] Census 1900
[NI0759] Information from James Robert Stembridge.
[NI0763] Information by Mrs. Mildred Cox Stembridge family records
[NI0764] Imformation from Mildred Cox Stembridge's family records.
[NI0770]
Kim graduated from Woodward Academy in 1995; twenty-five years after her father. He was able to present her diploma to her. She graduated from the University of Georgia with a degree in teaching.
Information from James Robert Stembridge.
[NI0771] Information from James Robert Stembridge.
[NI0773] Imformation from Mildred Cox Stembridge's family records.
[NI0780] Information from Mrs. R. E. Spearman's family records.
[NI0782] Information from James W. Stembridge, Jr. family records, Bonnie W. Stembridge, and James Robert Stembridge.
[NI0785] Information from Mrs. R. E. Spearman's family records.
[NI0790] Information from Mrs. R. E. Spearman's family records.
[NI0793] Information from James W. Stembridge, Jr. family records, Bonnie W. Stembridge, and James Robert Stembridge.
[NI0795] Information from Mrs. R. E. Spearman's family records.
[NI0797] Data from GA Soundex 1900
[NI0798] Information from Hilma Hancock Stembridge family records, Macon, GA
[NI0799] Information from Beury W. Stembridge and Ailene S. Phelps.
[NI0809] Information from E. Scarborough Family Bible.
[NI0823] Information from Eva Stembridge Youman Family Bible.
[NI0825] Served in Army during World War II.
[NI0826] Information from James W. Stembridge, Jr. family records, Bonnie W. Stembridge, and James Robert Stembridge.
[NI0828] Information from Helen Grant Crews.
[NI0837] Information from James W. Stembridge, Jr. family records, Bonnie W. Stembridge, and James Robert Stembridge.
[NI0839] Information from Eugene Stembridge's family records.
[NI0842] Information from Eugene Stembridge's family records.
[NI0848]
"Selling his lumber interest because of poor health, he moved to Ella Gap (Ellijay), GA, circa 1919. I recall the residence there as a palatial rustic structure built of logs and surrounded by porches, placed two-thirds of the way up a mountain, and reached over a stepped stone walk several hundred feet long. Several gazobos dotted the large front yard. They and the nearby barn were built of rustic logs. Many years later, he replaced the decaying structure with a house built by two sons, Robert and Joel, of field stones they gathered from the surrounding apple orchard.", James W. Stembridge, Lithonia, GA.
Information by James W. Stembridge, Lithonia, GA
[NI0881] Information from James Robert Stembridge.
[NI0883] Information from Henry Waldon Stembridge Family Bible.
[NI0885] Information from Henry Waldon Stembridge's Family Bible.
[NI0891] Twin to Eddie.
[NI0892] Twin to Freddie.
[NI0894] Twin to Sherman
[NI0895] Twin to Herman.
[NI0897] Twin to Ella.
[NI0902] Twin to Elmer.
[NI0968] Had three sons; two unidentified at this time.
[NI0981] Information by Miss Bertie B. Stembridge, Ordinary of Baldwin Co., GA, and Soundex of GA 1900.
[NI0982] Unsure if mother was DeJarnette or Griffin.
[NI0986] Information from Mrs. R. E. Spearman's family records.
[NI0992]
Served in World War II; drafted into the Army Apr 1944. Shipped to the Philippine Islands 9 Jun 1945. Headquarters Battery, 624th Field Artillery Battalion; T/4 Technical Sergeant. In a letter written 12 Jun 1945 he wrote, "Arrived at destination...", that is all the censors would allow them to divulge at that time. Discharged Apr 1946.
Information from Bonnie W. Stembridge (Lithonia, GA) and James Robert Stembridge -- family records.
[NI1013] Information from Mildred Cox Stembridge family records.
[NI1015] Data from GA Soundex 1900 and Miss Bertie B. Stembridge, Milledgeville, GA
[NI1018] from family records.
[NI1019] from family records.
[NI1020] from family records.
[NI1046] Information from Mrs. R. E. Spearman family records and GA Soundex 1900.
[NI1047] Information from Mrs. R. E. Spearman family records.
[NI1048] Data from GA Soundex 1900 and Miss Bertie B. Stembridge, Milledgeville, GA, Family Bible.
[NI1053]
Killed in World War II.
Information from Mrs. R. E. Spearman's family records.
[NI1054] Information from Mrs. R. E. Spearman's family records.
[NI1055] Information from Mrs. R. E. Spearman's family records.
[NI1056] Information from Mrs. R. E. Spearman's family records.
[NI1057] Information from Mrs. R. E. Spearman's family records.
[NI1058] Information from Mrs. R. E. Spearman's family records.
[NI1059] Information by Mildred Cox Stembridge, Milledgeville, GA and Cemetery records
[NI1060] Information from Mrs. R. E. Spearman's family records.
[NI1061] Information from Mrs. R. E. Spearman's family records.
[NI1062] Information from Mrs. R. E. Spearman's family records.
[NI1063] Information from Mrs. R. E. Spearman's family records.
[NI1064] Information from Mrs. R. E. Spearman's family records.
[NI1065] Information from Mrs. R. E. Spearman's family records.
[NI1066] Information from Mrs. R. E. Spearman's family records.
[NI1067] Information from Minnie Lee D. Handley family records.
[NI1068] Information from Minnie Lee D. Handley family records.
[NI1069] Information from Minnie Lee D. Handley family records.
[NI1071] Information from Minnie Lee D. Handley family records.
[NI1072] Information from Minnie Lee D. Handley family records.
[NI1073] Information from Minnie Lee D. Handley family records.
[NI1074] Information from Minnie Lee D. Handley family records.
[NI1075] Information from Minnie Lee D. Handley family records.
[NI1076]
Killed in World War II.
Information from Mrs. R. E. Spearman's family records.
[NI1077] Information from Mrs. R. E. Spearman's family records.
[NI1078] Information from Mrs. R. E. Spearman's family records.
[NI1079] Information from Mrs. R. E. Spearman's family records.
[NI1080] Information from Mrs. R. E. Spearman's family records.
[NI1082] Information from Mrs. R. E. Spearman's family records.
[NI1084] Information from Mrs. R. E. Spearman's family records.
[NI1085] Information from Mrs. R. E. Spearman's family records.
[NI1088] Information by Mae S. Aultman and Harold Stembridge
[NI1096]
Died in Motorcycle accident.
By Hilma Hancock Stembridge.
[NI1097]
Killed in auto accident.
Information from Hilma Hancock Stembridge family records, Macon, GA
[NI1098] Information from Hilma Hancock Stembridge family records, Macon, GA
[NI1099] Information from Hilma Hancock Stembridge family records, Macon, GA
[NI1102] Information from Hilma Hancock Stembridge family records, Macon, GA
[NI1103] Information from James W. Stembridge, Jr. family records, Bonnie W. Stembridge, and James Robert Stembridge.
[NI1124]
Captain of Police, New Orleans, LA
Information from Eva S. Youman's family records.
[NI1134] Information from James Ross Stembridge's family records.
[NI1135] Served in U. S. Army infantry, Co. G 361 Inf. 91st Powder River Division. Killed in action in Northern Italy, near Florence Sept. 16, 1944, on volunteered patrol. Buried over there, later brought to Centerville Cemetery, Centerville, GA. He received the silver star postumously Sept 21, 1945. Had full military service at funeral.
[NI1138] Information from Erma Stembridge Scarborough's family Bible and records.
[NI1139] Information from James Ross Stembridge's family records.
[NI1142] Information from Erma Stembridge Scarborough's family Bible and records.
[NI1144] Information from Josephine H. Lee family records.
[NI1146] Information from Josephine H. Lee family records.
[NI1150] Information from Sara S. Gober's family records.
[NI1152] Information from Sara S. Gober's family records.
[NI1153]
Served in the U. S. Marines as a pilot in World War II and Korean War.
From Madge W. Stembridge family records.
[NI1157] By Marjorie's family records
[NI1158] From Madge W. Stembridge family records.
[NI1164]
Served in 6th Infantry Division World War II Technician Fourth Grade (T/4)
Battery C. 51st Field Artillery Battalion.
By Walter's family records.
[NI1165] Served in Navy in World War II
[NI1166]
Served in Army in World War II.
Information by Betty M. Stembridge family records.
[NI1168] Information from Blanche Stembridge Davis and her family records.
[NI1172] By Irene S. Rowland family records.
[NI1173] Information by Edith S. Dykes family records.
[NI1178] Information from Blanche Stembridge Davis and her family records.
[NI1183] Information by Irene S. Rowland.
[NI1184] Served in World War II - Army, 2nd Lt. 104 Infantry Europe - Two years.
[NI1186]
Died as a result of wounds suffered during the War Between the States?
Second set of dates indicate born Oct 1835 and died 22 May 1919??
Are there two Richard Madison Leftwiches??
[NI1189] Information by Bonnie White Stembridge family records.
[NI1196] "As a hobby (perhaps intended as an investment), he owned interest in a large potato farm in Florida. I recall that when I was four or five he carried me on a rail road trip to that farm -- just the two of us. On the return trip I broke out with a full-sized case of the chicken-pox! I'm sure our trip became a harsh burden for him. He died during World War II while I was away in the Army.", James W. Stembridge, Lithonia, GA.
[NI1197] Served in Army in World War II.
[NI1198]
Served in Navy in World War II.
Information from Ludie S. Grant.
[NI1199] Information by Helen G. Crews family records
[NI1200] Information by Helen G. Crews family records.
[NI1204] Information from Ludie S. Grant.
[NI1206] Served in Army A.F. in World ar II - 1943-1946.
[NI1209]
Served in Army during World War II
Information from Eva S. Youman's family records.
[NI1210]
Served in Navy during World War II
Information by Eva S. Youman family records
[NI1211] Information by Eva S. Youman family records
[NI1212] Information from Eva S. Youman's family records.
[NI1213] Information by Eva S. Youman family records
[NI1214] Information from James W. Stembridge, Jr. family records, Bonnie W. Stembridge, and James Robert Stembridge.
[NI1215] James F. B. enlisted in the Infantry as a volunteer in Co. K 45th Regiment - 4 Mar 1862, as put from Knoxville, GA for three years by Captain, A. W. Gibson. Served under General Lee. (We have records of payroll data, Co. muster roll and CSA Military hospital, No. 4 - Wilmington, N.C. listing)
[NI1216] Information by Eva S. Youman family records
[NI1217] Information by Eva S. Youman family records
[NI1222]
Served in Navy in World War II - Air Squad.
Information by Eva S. Youman family records
[NI1224]
Served in World War II.
Information from Eva S. Youman's family records.
[NI1230] Served in Army during World War II
[NI1240] Served in World War I.
[NI1242] Served in Army during World War II
[NI1243] Served in Army during World War II
[NI1244] Served in Navy during World War II
[NI1246] Sister to Edna Blocker, Charlie's wife.
[NI1247] Sister to Mary Blocker, E. W.'s wife.
[NI1260] Served in Navy during World War II, "Career Navy"
[NI1278] Information from Eugene Stembridge's family records.
[NI1279] Information from Eugene Stembridge's family records.
[NI1280] Information from Eugene Stembridge's family records.
[NI1282] Information from Eugene Stembridge's family records.
[NI1292]
The youngest of the three brothers, first settled in the Colony of Virginia, but later moved to Sylvin Hill in Hancock County, GA, where he reared a family of four sons. After the death of his wife, he moved to Crawford County, GA, where he made his home with his eldest son John. His descendants far outnumber those of William and John and are to be found in the states of GEORGIA, FLORIDA, THE CAROLINAS, ALABAMA, MISSISSIPPI, KANSAS, LOUISIANA, TEXAS, and CALIFORNIA.
First generation information provided by Morton Howard Stembridge, Baltimore, Maryland (now deceased).
[NI1301] Tax Collector, Dothan, AL
[NI1313] Twin to Comer.
[NI1314] Information from Marriage Book - Court House, Knoxville, Crawford Co., GA.
[NI1315] Twin to Homer.
[NI1325] Information from James W. Stembridge, Jr. family records, Bonnie W. Stembridge, and James Robert Stembridge.
[NI1348] Information provided by William Ralph Still, Jr.
[NI1353] Information received from James Rushing Stembridge, Jr. in an e-mail message dated 26 Apr 1999.
[NI1368] Information by Joanne Williams family records
[NI1387]
Last name may be Andrews.
? Daughters.
[NI1402] Note sure which husband was father.
[NI1432] Twin to Georgene.
[NI1433] Twin to Jacquline.
[NI1436] Information by Mrs. Bonnie W. Stembridge, "old leather bound Bible (size 10x12) that was Myrtle Leftwich White's and I'm sure her mother's before."
[NI1471] Information from Mrs. R. E. Spearman's family records.
[NI1472] Information from Mrs. R. E. Spearman's family records.
[NI1473] Information from Minnie Lee D. Handley family records.
[NI1474] Information from Minnie Lee D. Handley family records.
[NI1475] Information from Minnie Lee D. Handley family records.
[NI1476] Information from Minnie Lee D. Handley family records.
[NI1477] Information from Minnie Lee D. Handley family records.
[NI1478] Information from Minnie Lee D. Handley family records.
[NI1479] Information from Minnie Lee D. Handley family records.
[NI1480] Information from Minnie Lee D. Handley family records.
[NI1482] Information from Minnie Lee D. Handley family records.
[NI1483] Information from Mrs. R. E. Spearman's family records.
[NI1484] Information from Mrs. R. E. Spearman's family records.
[NI1485] Information from Mrs. R. E. Spearman's family records.
[NI1486] Information from Mrs. R. E. Spearman's family records.
[NI1487] Information from Mrs. R. E. Spearman's family records.
[NI1488] Information from Mrs. R. E. Spearman's family records.
[NI1489] Information from Mrs. R. E. Spearman's family records.
[NI1492]
Information provided by Joanne Williams, California and Herman Stembridge, Birmingham, Alabama - from Family Bible in possession of Grandson, H. W. Stembridge Rt. 5 - Box 46, Malvern, Ark.
Served in Co. E 10th GA Inf. C.S.A.
[NI1504] Information by Hilma H. Stembridge family records.
[NI1506] Information from Hilma Hancock Stembridge family records, Macon, GA
[NI1507] Information from Hilma Hancock Stembridge family records, Macon, GA
[NI1508] Information from Hilma Hancock Stembridge family records, Macon, GA
[NI1509] Information from Hilma Hancock Stembridge family records, Macon, GA
[NI1510] Information from Hilma Hancock Stembridge family records, Macon, GA
[NI1514] Data from GA 1900 Soundex and Family Bible by Coryne S. Hammock.
[NI1536] Data from GA Soundex 1900
[NI1547] Cause of death: Cancer
[NI1548] Information from 1960 Census, dates by family members Bible, and data from GA Soundex 1900
[NI1559] Data from GA Soundex 1900
[NI1575] Methodist Minister.
[NI1581] Information from Mrs. B. G. Holmes
[NI1596]
Served in 3rd Army Special Forces, First Battle Group, Korea, Camp Kara, retired as Sergeant.
Information from James Ross Stembridge's family records.
[NI1598] Information from James Ross Stembridge's family records.
[NI1599]
Served four years in U. S. Navy 1955-1959.
Information from Erma Stembridge Scarborough's family Bible and records.
[NI1600]
Served four years in U. S. Coast Guard (1954-1958) and served 22 years in U. S. Air Force (1959-1980). Retired 1 Dec 1980 - M/Sgt.
Information from Erma Stembridge Scarborough's family Bible and records.
[NI1604] Information from Josephine H. Lee family records.
[NI1605] Information from Josephine H. Lee family records.
[NI1606] Information from Josephine H. Lee family records.
[NI1607] Information from Josephine H. Lee family records.
[NI1608] Information from Sara S. Gober's family records.
[NI1609] Information from Sara S. Gober's family records.
[NI1610] Information from Sara S. Gober's family records.
[NI1611] Information from Sara S. Gober's family records.
[NI1612] From Madge W. Stembridge family records.
[NI1613] From Madge W. Stembridge family records.
[NI1615] From Madge W. Stembridge family records.
[NI1616] From Madge W. Stembridge family records.
[NI1617] From Madge W. Stembridge family records.
[NI1624] Information by Marjorie S. Brown.
[NI1631] Information from Blanche Stembridge Davis and her family records.
[NI1632] Information from Blanche Stembridge Davis and her family records.
[NI1633] Information from Blanche Stembridge Davis and her family records.
[NI1634] Information from Blanche Stembridge Davis and her family records.
[NI1635] Information from Blanche Stembridge Davis and her family records.
[NI1637] Information from Blanche Stembridge Davis and her family records.
[NI1642] In service -- Army, killed in auto accident.
[NI1643] Information by Myrtle S. Jackson.
[NI1644] Information by Myrtle S. Jackson.
[NI1648]
Served in Navy.
Information by Irene S. Rowland.
[NI1649]
Served in U. S. Air Force.
Information by Irene S. Rowland.
[NI1650]
Served in U. S. Army
Information by Irene S. Rowland.
[NI1651]
Served in U. S. Army
Information by Irene S. Rowland.
[NI1652] Information by Irene S. Rowland.
[NI1653] Information by Irene S. Rowland.
[NI1654] Information by Irene S. Rowland.
[NI1655] Information by Irene S. Rowland.
[NI1656] Information by Irene S. Rowland.
[NI1657] Information by Irene S. Rowland.
[NI1689] One of the three brothers of Captain John Leftwich's family is the father of these children. At present, we do not have enough information to determine which one.
[NI1694]
Records indicate Augustine Leftwich was a man of great wealth and many slaves and other personal property. Her served as a Sergeant in the "French and Indian Wars in 1758." He left each of his children large plantations and several slaves.
Information on the Leftwich family is from work done by the family.
The following information is from "Family Tree Maker".
The General Armory, Burke, decent of the family in England "Leftwich
(Leftwich Co. Chester or Cheshire?) descended from Robert de Wyninton son of Lyuphide de Twemlowe who married Matilda, Daughter of Sir Richard de Wilbraham and his wife Matilda, daughter and co-heir of Warin Vernon, Baron of Skipbrook. The son of Warin and Matilda took the name of Leftwich. In 1618, Elizabeth daughter and heir of Ralph Leftwich m. Wm. Oldfield Esq. of Bradwall.
Ancient Arms: an escutcheon voided within an orle of eight marlets a cross pattee gu. for difference. for Winnington.
Leftwich Arms: Azure three garbs or on a fess engrailed argent
Crest:Five leaves conjoined at base vert.
Motto:Ver non semper floret
The arms borne by descendents of Augustine Leftwich are the same of those of Leftwich, County of Cheshire (or Chester?). See the General Armory.
Augustine Leftwich's will dated June 10, 1795, moved to Bedford co., from Caroline Co., was born ca. 1712 in New Kent Co. and Died 1795 in Bedford Co. all in Virginia. His sons Augustine Jr., William and Thomas enlisted in the French and Indian War in 1757 from Brunswick. In 1760 Augustine Leftwich was granted a tract of 212 acres in Bedford on both sides of David's Creek, by Governor Fauquier. It is difficult to distinguish the properties of the two Augustines. William was granted by George III, 120 acres on both sides of Buffalo Fork of Back Creek and Thomas 70 acres on the north side of Goose Creek. See notes for Ralph Leftwich.
[NI1712]
Following information from "World Family Tree".
In 1658 Ralph Leftwich patented land on the branches of the Pianketank River "Said land being due for the transportation of six persons into this colony." This patent was renewed to Leftwich Oct 1666 (300 acres in New Kent Co., Virginia) Arms borne by descendents of Augustine Leftwich are the same as those of Leftwich, county of Cheshire (See the General Armory). (See arms borne by Augustine Lertwich, Sr.)
Ralph Leftwich's tie to our ancestor, Augustine Leftwich, Sr. is tenuous and not conclusive, but there are strong probabilities that he was the father of Thomas who was probably the father of Augustine, Sr. The arms borne by Augustine Leftwich's descendents are the same as in county Leftwich, England where Ralph originated.
Also, the following sentences:
Pioneer families of Franklin Co., VA Marshall Wingfield, Chesapeake Book
Co., Berryville, VA. 1964 p.60: Mary Leftwich married Joshua Early of Bedford. P. 125: Sarah Leftwich, born 1-20-1762, died 11-27-1834, sister of Col. William Leftwich, and Daughter of Augustine Leftwich, born circa 1712 in New Kent Co., VA, died in Bedford 1795, and grand daughter of Thomas Leftwich born circa 1660 in New Kent Co., died 1730 Caroline Co., and great grand daughter of Ralph Leftwich, born in England in 1628 and died in New Kent Co., circa 1680, who patented 300 acres in 1658, married Rev. James Turner and they had a daughter Mary (Polly) Turner who married John Hopkins (1775-1821).
See notes for Augustine Leftwich, Sr.
[NI1722] Information from James Robert Stembridge.
[NI1723] Information from James Robert Stembridge.
[NI1740]
Three brothers came from Bridport, England and settled in the counties of Dinwiddie, Lunenburg, Charlotte, and Mecklenburt, in the Colony of Virginia. Their names were William, John, and Thomas Baker Stembridge.
This is the lineage of William Stembridge, as we have found it, in published books, court records, and family traditions. He is thought to be the oldest of the three brothers. Records show that he lived in Dinwiddie County until 1784; he then moved to Lunenburg County, Virginia, where he died. His will was probated on 24 Jul 1787.
First generation information provided by Morton Howard Stembridge, Baltimore, Maryland (now deceased).
"WILL OF WILLIAM STEMBRIDGE, LUNENBURG COUNTY, VIRGINA, 1787"
In the name of God, Amen. I, William Stembridge, of the County of Lunenburg, seriously considering the uncertainties of human life at the best, and more particularly my, in my old age, and also cawling to mind that it is appointed for all men to die. I do while in sound state of mind make this my last will and testament.
First: I leave my body to be decently buried, and my Soul to the Author of it's being, and as for my worldly goods, both real and personal, I leave in manner and form as follows:
Item: I give and bequeath to my Daughter Sally Stembrige, the best bedstead and furniture whre-on I commonly lie, the chest formerly cawled my wife's chest, to her, and to her heirs forever.
Item: I give unto my Daughter Elizabeth Stembridge my Wife's side saddle, to her and to her heirs forever.
Item: It is my will and desire that my other two feather beds shall be sold and the money the fetch to be equally divided between my four children, Thomas Stembridge, Mary Stembridge, Martha Stembridge, and Elizabeth Stembridge.
Item: I give unto my daughter Mary Stembridge, nine pounds and ten schillings.
Item: I give unto my daughter Sally Stembridge, three pounds and ten schillings.
Item: It is my will and my desire that my land shall be sold after my decease, and other parts of my estate be sold to the highest bidder, and the money arising from the sale therof to be equally divided amongst my children.
I nominate and constitute and appoint my brother John Stembridge, and my son John Stembridge executors to this my last will and testament.
In witness thereof I have here onto set my hand, and seal, this 25th day of June, 1787. And delivered in presence
Teste: William Jordon His
James Gregory William X Stembridge (I)
William Bush Mark
At a court held for Lunenburg County the 12th day of July, 1787, the last will and testament of William Stembridge, deceased, was exibited in court by John Stembridge one of the executors there-in names, and was proved by the oath of the witnesses there-in.
Subscribed and ordered to be recorded, and on motion of the said executor, certificate is granted him for obtaining a probate of the said will in due form, he giving security where-upon he, together with Joseph Billings, his security, entered into and acknowledged bond acording to law for that purpose, reserving the right or liberty to the other executors there-in named to join in probate there-of when he shall think fit.
Teste: William Taylor, C.L.C.
[NI1741]
John came to Wilson County Tennessee bringing his family with him in the year 1806. He purchased land and built a home. The home place is currently owned by the Hawkins family of Lebanon, Tenn. All that is left of the original structure is the rock chimney, which is covered with ivy. John and Mary are said to be buried in the corner of the front yard.[WorkTHESTE~3.FTW]
John came to Wilson County Tn, bringing his family with him, in the year 1806. He purchased land and built a home. The home place is currently owned by the Hawkins family of Lebanon,
Tn. All that is left of the original structure is the rock chimney, which is covered with ivy. John and Mary are said to be buried in the corner of the front yard.
[NI1756] Records show that William bought land in Warren County, Tennesse in 1824. Their church records also show that he was a member of the Concord (Primitive) Baptist Church. He died leaving a wife with young children to raise. The younger boys were under the guardianshop of William C. Mullican (Sarah's brother) until old enought to receive a portion of their father's estate and make their own way.
[NI1763]
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Preacher of a Missionary Baptist Church
Immigration around 1866
[NI1769] James caught pneumonia and died at a young age. He too, left a young widow to raise small children. Mary (Pollie) did domestic work to earn a living for her family. She married twice after James' death. (2) David Forrester, by whom she had one child, Martha Jane Forrester, and (3) E. Miller. She is buried in the Jones Cemetery near Dibrell in Warren County.
[NI1783] William (Bill) was a farmer in Warren County, Tennessee. He was of average build and had curley hair and a beard. He enjoyed telling stories about his family to his grandson John E. Stembridge.
[NI1910] "A man of average stature, known to be handsome in his youth. A loving family man with a good sense of humor. A hard worker, he has been a nurseryman, farmer, and carpenter. Loves people and is always helping someone. Because of his encouragement this family research was begun and is continuing.", taken from "The Descendants of William Stembridge", 1981, compiled by Grace Stembridge Davidson and Mildred "Billie" Salmons.
[NI2112]
Went to Muhlenburg County, KY. One of the first teachers in that county.
Information from "Indiana for Indianans", by - Dunn, 1919, pg. 2095
!SOURCE: 1. LDS film #1000053, A History of Muhlenberg County, Otto A. Rothert,
John P. Morton & Co., 1913, pp. 66, 345.
2. 1850 Census, Muhlenberg Co., KY, Dist. 1, 694/694, living with
son.
3. LDS fiche #6048004, Muhlenberg County Marriages, 1799-1901, p. 6.
a. mid.init, mar.date, mar.place.
[NI2145] Information from Esther B. Mulling mulng45@worldnet.att.net..
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LUNENBURG COUNTY, VIRGINIA MARRIAGE RECORDS PAGE 422
William Stembridge and Kindness Breedlove Jan 22, 1785
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!SOURCE: 1. LDS fiche #6048004, Muhlenberg County Marriages, 1799-1901, p. 6.
a. name, mar.date, mar.place.
[NI2187]
Information from http://www.genealogy.org/~smcgee/ -- found through gendex.com.
!SOURCE: 1. LDS film #1000053, A History of Muhlenberg County, Otto A. Rothert,
John P. Morton & Co., 1913, pp. 66, 345.
2. 1850 Census, Muhlenberg Co., KY, Dist. 1, 694/694, p. 63.
(Individual note)
1850MUH:
Stembridge, John A. 37 m KY Constable $400
Margaret A. 30 f KY
Wm. R. 12 m KY
Mary L. 9 f KY
Sally E. 6 f KY
Wm. 77 m VA Hatter
Clark, Matthew W. 25 m IN Wheelwright
(Individual note)
HMC(345): Stembridge's "The Western Speller" appeared in 1854. This book was
compiled by John A. Stembridge, who was born in Muhlenberg in 1813 and died in
Greenville in 1872. He was the only son of William Stembridge. His wife was a
daughter of Larkin N. Akers. Their son, William junior, died in early manhood.
Their two daughters removed to Evansville, Indiana, about 1875, and were
connected with the public schools of that city for more than thirty years.
John A. Stembridge, like his father, was a schoolteacher.
[NI2188] Died at birth.
[NI2218]
!SOURCE: 1. LDS film #1000053, A History of Muhlenberg County, Otto A. Rothert,
John P. Morton & Co., 1913, p. 345.
2. 1850 Census, Muhlenberg Co., KY, Dist. 1, 694/694, living with
father.
[NI2219]
!SOURCE: 1. LDS film #1000053, A History of Muhlenberg County, Otto A. Rothert,
John P. Morton & Co., 1913, p. 345.
2. 1850 Census, Muhlenberg Co., KY, Dist. 1, 694/694, living with
father.
[NI2220]
!SOURCE: 1. LDS film #1000053, A History of Muhlenberg County, Otto A. Rothert,
John P. Morton & Co., 1913, p. 345.
2. 1850 Census, Muhlenberg Co., KY, Dist. 1, 694/694, living with
father.
[NI2221] Information from http://www.hal-pc.org/~rgoforth/
[NI2223] Information from http://www.hal-pc.org/~rgoforth/
[NI2225] Information from http://www.hal-pc.org/~rgoforth/
[NI2227] Information from http://www.hal-pc.org/~rgoforth/
[NI2229] Information from http://www.hal-pc.org/~rgoforth/
[NI2233] Information from http://www.hal-pc.org/~rgoforth/
[NI2234] Information from http://www.hal-pc.org/~rgoforth/
[NI2235] Information from http://www.hal-pc.org/~rgoforth/
[NI2236] Information from http://www.hal-pc.org/~rgoforth/
[NI2238] Information from http://www.hal-pc.org/~rgoforth/
[NI2240] Information from http://www.hal-pc.org/~rgoforth/
[NI2242] Information from http://www.hal-pc.org/~rgoforth/
[NI2244] Information from http://www.hal-pc.org/~rgoforth/
[NI2246] Information from http://www.hal-pc.org/~rgoforth/
[NI2248] Information from http://www.hal-pc.org/~rgoforth/
[NI2250] Information from http://www.hal-pc.org/~rgoforth/
[NI2252] Information from http://www.hal-pc.org/~rgoforth/
[NI2253] Information from http://www.hal-pc.org/~rgoforth/
[NI2254] Information from http://www.hal-pc.org/~rgoforth/
[NI2255] Information from James Rushing Stembridge, Jr. in an e-mail message dated 26 Apr 1999.
[NI2257] Stillborn
[NI2261] Information from James Robert Stembridge.
[NI2262] Information from James Robert Stembridge.
[NI2263] Information from James Robert Stembridge.
[NI2268] Information provided by William Ralph Still, Jr.
[NI2269] Information provided by William Ralph Still, Jr.
[NI2270] Information from James Robert Stembridge.
[NI2272] Information from Nancy Power's data base.
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Mama raised five of us, Daddy died when my little brother Jr. was five days old. She was a spunky little lady who always wanted everyone to get along and saw only the good in people, never the bad. Mama loved her flowers and even if she went to visit someone she never stayed long, she had to get home to tend to her flowers she always told everyone.
She was a very stubborn lady, I remember one time when her little Social Security check was stopped in Austin, Texas for some reason, when she could get nothing done by phone or letter, she walked from Dallas to Austin to talk with them. Needless to say after the newspapers got wind of it, they had it on the front page and Social Security immediatly started the checks back up.
[NI2337]
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Norvell Winniford served in the War of 1810 from Adair Co. Ky along with Jams Mulligan
[NI2344]
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MULENBURG COUNTY KY MARRIAGES BOOK ONE 1812
William C. Stembridge and Polly Ward July 1812Lived in Charlotte Co., VA, and Hancock Co., GA.
[NI2345] Will probated March, 1837, May term court. Lived in Charlotte Co., VA, and Hancock Co., GA. Sold land in VA Oct. 12, 1795. Moved to GA ca. 1796.
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David Winniford fought in the Reveloutionary War
He was at Yorktown and saw Cornwalis Surrender
Sgt. CL VA WPNS
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James Mulligan served in the War of 1810 along with Norvell Winniford from Adair Co. Ky in the same outfit.
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SS#464-36-6338
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SS#466-18-6776
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Charles Sullivan's name appears on a Company Muster Roll of Company C., 12th Regiment Tennessee Calvary for a period October 18 1862 to May 11, 1854. He was commissioned as a Brevet 2nd Lieutenant and on February 5, 1864 was elected as Jr. 2nd Lieutenant of the same unit.
His name appears on a Roll of Prisoners of War captured by the 16th Army Corps in W. Tennessee on March 12 1863. He was discharged on Oath of Allegiance Mar 27, 1863
His name appears on a Muster Roll of paroled and exchanged prisoners at Camp Lee, near Richmond, Va on February 21, 1865.
Info taken from World Family Tree submitted by JL Wood Sr.
[NI2850]
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Anna was a daughter of Reverend Clemma or (Clement) Sullivan who was under the age of 16 in the 1790 Census and was living with his parents, Mary and Fletcher Sullivan, in Salisbury, N. C. Reverend Sullivan was connected with the Southern Methodist Episcopal Church.
Info Submitted to World Family Tree by JL Wood Sr.
[NI2866]
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Little is known of Williamson Carter. The 1850 Census of Warren County Tennessee , list his children living with their maternal grandparents. Williamson had possibly died before this time or he may have left his motherless children with their grandparents.
Submitted by JL Wood Sr. World Family Tree
[NI2867]
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Enlisted as a Private in Company F. 47th Regiment, Tn. Infantry on March 12 1862 in Humboldt, Tn. by Esquire Allison.
He died July 16 1863 leaving a $1.20 and a silver watch. Death Certificate was signed by Frank Hawthorne, Surgeon in charge of Academy Hospital at Chattanooga Tn.
Information submitted by JL Wood Sr. World Family Tree
[NI2868]
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Left an orphan at an early age and raised by his maternal grandparents. Charles was engaged in farming.
Charles was a private in Captain Chatham Coffee's Company, 11th Tennessee Calvary Reginemt (Holmans) Douglass' Partisan Rangers' Battalion.
He enlisted on Oct. 1, 1862 at McMinnville, Tn for the period of the War. His name appears on a Report of Confederate Prisoners of War and paroled at McMinnville, Tn on July 22, 1863.
The close of the Civil War brought extremly hard times. Without competent leadership, the period of "reconstruction", and the exorbitant taxes imposed through the influence of carpetbaggers, the general disturbande was intensified.
The Carter and Fuston Families moved westward, hoping for more desirable conditions in Denton County, Tx. They were not content withe the rugged Frontier life offered at that time and once more uprooted the families and traveled to Washingotn County, Arkanasas.
Charles Lambert was killed by a horse in 1910.
Info Submitted by JL Wood Sr. World Family Tree
[NI2872]
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May have been a Corporal in F. Company, 37th Tenneffee Infantry Regiment
Info Submitted by JL Wood Sr. World Family Tree
[NI2873]
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Enlisted Nov 4th, 1861 by Lieutenant Hunt for 12 Months at Camp Trousdale as a Private in Captain W.W. James Company, Tennessee Volunteers at age 24, His name appears on the Co. Muster Roll of Company A, 41st Regiment, Tennessee Infantry as a 3rd Sargeant. He was paid as a Private to Mar 20, 1863.
He died in a hospital in Atlanta, Ga. Dec 29th 1863 of sickness.
The 41st Regiment Tennessee Infantry was organized in Nov 1861, with ten companies, A to K. It was surrended at Fort Donelson, Tennessee, February 16, 1862, released at Vicksburg, Ms. about Sept 20, 1862. Immediatly reorganized and declared exchanged at Aiken's Landing, Va. Nov 10, 1862. The men not captured at Fort Donelson were assigned to other commands until after reorganization. The regiment was consolidated with the 19th and 24th Regiments Tennessee Infantry about Jan 1865, and formed a temporary field organization.
His name appears on a Roll of Prisoners of War sent from Camp Morton, Indiana to Vicksburg, Ms. to be exchanged. The Roll was dated Aug 28, 1862. He was captured Feb. 16, 1862, at Fort Donelson.
Around April 9th, 1865, the 4th, 5th, 19th, 24th, 31st, 33rd, 35th, 38th, and 41st Regiments Tennessee Infantry were consolidated and formed the 3rd Consolidated Regiment Tennessee Infantry which was paroled at Greensbor, N. C. May 1, 1865.
Information submitted by JL Wood Sr. World Family Tree
[NI2874]
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Enlisted as a Private in D. Company, 35th Tennessee Infantry, also known at the Mountain Rifle Regiment, Tennessee Volunteers on Sept 6, 1861 at Warren County, Camp Smartt, Tn. By Col. BJ Hill.
The Regiment was reorganized as 2nd Comapny A, 5th Tennessee Regiment Provisional Army in July 1862. 2nd Corporal 2nd Company A, 5th Tennessee Regiment Provisional Army on November 1862.
Captured by Forces under the Command of Maj. Gen. George H. Thomas, commanding Department Cumberland, and forwarded to Captain S. E. Jones, Provost Marshall at Lousiville, Ky. on Dec 9th 1863.
Captured Nov 23, 1863 at Chattanooga, Tn., Transferred to a Military Prison in Louisville, Ky on Dec 10, 1863. Transferred to Rock Island Barracks Illinois and enlisted in the U.S. Navy on Jan 25, 1864. Transferred to Naval Rendezvous at Camp Douglas, Chicago, Illinois.
Unit History and Info. Company D. Mountain Rifle Regiment, Tn. Volunteers-- This Co. sas disbanded about Apr. 1862, and the men assigned to other companies of the regiment. The regiment was organized Sept 11, 1861 and accepted into the service of the Confederate States on Oct 31st, 1861. It was known in the field as the 5th Tennessee Regiment Provisional Army and as the Mountain Rifle Regiment Tn. Volunteers, but was officially designated the 35th Regiment Tennessee Infantry by the A. & I.G.O. It waas temporarily consolidated with the 48th (Nixon's) Regiment Tennessee Infantry by S.O. No. 3 Hd. Qtrs Polk's Brigade, dated Sept. 27. 1863, until the latter was transferred to 48th(Boothird) Regiment Tennessee Infantry by S.F.O.
From the National Archives-Service in the Union Navy. Enlisted for three years. His rating in the Navy was Landsman. He was 20 years old at the time of his enlistment. His civilian occupation was that of a farmer. His physical description was hazel eyes, black hair, dark complexion and he was 5'8" in height. No vessels are listed on which he may have served. His place of birth is listed as MO. The Department of the Navy did not begin to maintain personnesl files for enlisted men until 1885.
Information submitted by JL Wood Sr. World Family Tree
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When Ala Held its first State Fair in Montgomey in 1855. Nancy entered Products made on the plantation and won a bronze metal struck by tiffany in commencement of the fair.
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Peter served in the Ala State Reserves C.S.E.. He was captured on 4/16/1865 at Opelika, Ala by the 2nd Brigade.
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Armstead B Temple was a private in Co. F (Kings) Miss. Infantry State Troops,C.S.A
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George Myrick is the maternal G Grandfather of Mrs. Lyndon Baines Johnson (Lady Byrd Johnson)
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Pleasant Valley is a cemetary southwest of Cedar Hill in Dallas County
[NI3148]
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Walter is buried at Dozier Cemetery Shamrock, Texas The name on the tombstone reads Jack Stembridge, not Walter
[NI3185] Twin to Serena.
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Samuel and Mary Jane lived in Ark after their marriage. About 1874 the moved to Sanger, Tx. Arthur L Carter was born March 19 1877, near Lewisville, in Denton County. In 1894 S. W. Carter and family moved to Indian Territory from Pilot Point, Texas. The land on which they had been living was cut up into small careages and sold as small farms at $35.00 per acre. The original cost was about fifty cents per acre.
The family crossed the Red River 1/2 mile east of the bridge near Gainsville, Tx. with 50 head of cattle and 25 horses. Jack Sullivan, a carter cousin originally owned the land on which the Carter's lived. Annie L. Carter died at age 3. She was born Sept 26, 1886 and died Aug 26, 1889. She is buried in the Tyson Cemetery near Pilot Point, Tx.
Submitted by JL Wood Sr. World Family Tree
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Not related to Fountain Carter other than his spouse
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I have no name for the twins, they died in infancy
[NI3370] Information from Census records of 1850, Baldwin Co., GA and Miss Bertie B. Stembridge, Ordinary of Milledgeville, Baldwin Co., GA (Deceased).
[NI3372]
No line.
Served in Indian Wars, settled out west. "We have a complete line of one Henry that I feel is this Henry." Settled in Kansas, then Texax, this is a large family. I had formally included this Henry in our line, but some of this family seem to think they are descendants of John of Virginia. They check up according to age and generations, this could be our Henry -- Morton Howard Stembridge. "The complete line of this one Henry has been documented into Lillian LaRues Line," Erma S. Scarborough.
[NI3373]
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William Black was in the service 1863-1865. He was in the Civil War. South Company C-14th Confederate Calvary.
[NI3480] First generation information provided by Morton Howard Stembridge, Baltimore, Maryland (now deceased).
[NF0822] Married occured at 5:30 in the evening in the Gazebo by the lighthouse on St. Simons Island, GA. The Reverand Earle F. Stirewalt performed the ceremony.
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