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Subject: Re: [BLACK-L] word of the week...migration patterns
Date: Wed, 7 Oct 1998 18:20:24 EDT

My Black ancestor, William G. Black was b 18 Oct 1814 in NC county unknown, m
Sarah C. Weddington, b 29 Aug 1819, Cabarrus Co. NC. They moved to Georgia
and evidently lived in Cobb Co. and Campbell Co. They are both buried in
Watson Cem. Douglasville,GA
They had nine children: William R. H., Phillip G. Bowman, Sindler B., John M.,
(my ggrandfather), Alexander G. W., Mary E., Sarah B., James L., and Wade E.
I have birth and death dates and most of the spouses if anyone is interested.

After the War, John M. left GA and went to Indiana with some Confederate (I
assume they were Confederate troops) and after a short while, he married the
sister of one of them and he and some of his Rider in-laws moved to Hempstead
Co. AR.

John M. B b 2 Jan 1845 Cambell Co.GA m Mary E. Rider 23 Feb 1869 in
Crothersville IN He died 23 Sep 1923 in Hempstead Co. AR Mary Rider was b 7
Jan 1852 in IN and died 19 Sep 1906 in Hempstead Co. AR
Their children were: Ira O., Sarah Susie, Mary Charlotte, (my grandmother)
Amanda C.,
George Henry, Cora Belle, Julia C., Thomas A., Iola E., John Edgar, and Cecil
Virgil. They were all born in AR. I have birth and death dates on most as
well as spouse names.

Charles Middlebrooks

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