The Family Garden

Notes

William Tarply RADFORD

In 1850 Perry Co, AL. To Choctaw Co, AL by 1863. In Civil War.

Amanda Elizabeth B. VARNELL

Her husband, William, died about 1854.  About 1857 Amanda and the children went to TX and settled on Buffalo Creek near the Freeston and Leon County line, near her brother, mother and sister.  
*Source:  Oral history from James Radford

Mary A. E. RADFORD

She was originally buried at Varnell Cemetery in Freestone Co, but was recently (abt 2001) relocated to near the Old Zion Cemetery in Freestone Co, TX.

John C. MCLEMORE

Living with his half-sister, Sarah Fortson Mclemore in 1860.

James Manon GORE

He is on the South Carolina Roster for the American Revolution. Beginning on May 8, 1780 he served as an ensign under Lt. Col. Joseph Brown and Col John Winn. From Mar 26, 1781, he served as a lieutenant, and from Apr 24, 1781 he served as a captain of horse under Col. Richard Winn. A.A.2985; A.A.2986; O337.

James Manning Gore (ca 1735-1818) 1819, Nov Chester, SC Petition for partition of land, old record book C, pages 39, office of Clk of crt Basement ..Chester C. H. This equity Record States that:
James Goore (also shown as Gore), died----day of----in the year 18--. Surviving him were his widow, ANN GORE children: Polly Darby, wife of Nathan Darby, a daughter Betsy McWhirter, a daughter, Nancy wife of John Crissholm, James GOORE, Jr, a son. William Goore, a son, a daughter, Dorcas Darby, wife of Asa Darby, a daughter Elisha GORE, a dec'd son his heirs being George W. Goore, Isam Goore. (Andrea)

1819, Nov Chester, SC Petition for partition of land, old record book C [or is it G] , pages 39, office of Clk of crt Basement ..Chester C. H. This equity Record States that: (lists his children)

1. Polly Gore married Nathan Darby
2. Betsy Gore married a McWhirter
3. Nancy Gore married John Crissholm.
4. James GOORE
5. William Gore
6. Dorcas Gore,  wife of Asa Darby.
7. Elisha Gore, decc'd son's children: George W. Goore, Isom Goore
*Source:  Darby Genforum