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MRS. KEZIAH MILDRED WIEDENMAN

    Keziah Mildred King was born March 3, 1834, at Island Creek, Hancock county,
Georgia. She was the daughter of Minerva Palmer King and Cyrus C. King.

    Minerva Palmer King was the daughter of Mildred Washington Sanford and
Israel Palmer. Mildred Washington Sanford, daughter of Jeremiah San-ford, of
Loudon county, Virginia, was a personal friend of George Washington.

    George Washington happened to, be at the home of Jeremiah Sanford the night
Mildred was born, and asked the privilege of naming the baby for his young
sister, Mildred Washington, who had died. Incidentally, there has been a Mildred
in each generation since that time.

    In the year 1800, Jeremiah Sanford moved to Georgia and settled near
Greensboro, where he was buried in 1823. On his tomb are these words: "Jeremiah
Sanford. A Soldier of the Revolution, a friend of Washington, and an honest man."

    Keziah Mildred King was married three times. July 26, 1855, at the age of
twenty-two, she married Augustus W. Callaway; September 22, 1867, she married
Isaac Newell; August 8, 1871, she married G. T. Wiedenman. From the two last
marriages there were no children.

    From her marriage with Augustus W. Callaway, there were three children:
Tallulah O., born July 1, 1856; Ida C., born, February 11, 1858; and Augustus
C,, who died in infancy.

    Tallaulah O., married Thomas L. McComb, of Milledgeville, November 13, 1879,
and her sister, Ida C., married Edgar J. Flemister, of Griffin, Georgia,
November 13, 1879; a double wedding.

    Antoinette McComb, daughter of Thomas F. and Tallulah 0. McComb, born
October 7, 1880, married William Trice Hines, October 24, 1899. Of this union
were born: Antoinette, August 12, 1900; Frances, October 8, 1903; Thomas McComb,
September 19, 1906.

    Antoinette Hines married Campbell T. King, of Macon, Georgia, April, 1920.

    Augusta Theodosia Flemister, daughter of Edgar J. and Ida C. Flemister, was
born September 19, 1880. She married Ansel B. Cook, of Milledgeville, October
24, 1899. Of this union there was one son, Edgar Austin Cook, who died at two
years of age.

    Lewis Flemister, born March 10, 1884, married Annie B. Case, November 6,
1906. Of this union was born Ida Otelia Fl,emister. Son of Ida and Edgar J.
Flemister, Edgar J. Flemister, Jr., died at the age of two years.

    Mary Lula Flemister, daughter of Ida and E. J. Flemister, died at seventeen
years of age.
    Macolm McKay Flemister was born October 23, 1890. He married Buena Vista
Barrett, January 9, 1916. Af this union there were born: Edgar J. Flemister,
II., March 26, 1918; and Mary Ida Flemister, born June 5, 1920.



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Part V

HISTORY of BALDWIN COUNTY GEORGIA

BY MRS. ANNA MARIA GREEN COOK

ILLUSTRATED

ANDERSON. S. C.
Keys-Hearn Printing Co.
-1925—


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