Georgia:  Chattooga County: Biography of Emancipated Slave of
Judge Robert Sinclair Foster

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Michelle Doss
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Here is some history on the emancipated slave of Judge Robt. Sinclair Foster. 
Robt S. Foster, my gggggrandfather, was born in Abbeville, SC in 1807. His 
name was Robert Sinclair Foster. He was the son of a John Foster born in 
Spartanburg Dis, SC. Robert Foster married a Margaret Allison, also known as 
Peggy. When her father migrated to Gwinnett Co, GA, he died there. Part of 
his (Thomas Allison) estate was a slave named Squire Allison or Green Foster. 
The info I have, also mentions that his name later in Chattooga Co, GA was 
Jordan Ware. He was married and had a daughter. He was the body servant of 
Thomas Allison and later worked on the plantation of Judge Robert S & Peggy 
Allison Foster in Chattooga Co, GA. He was raised by Thomas Allison. He died 
in Chattooga Co, GA about 1870 and is buried in an unmarked grave in Lyerly, 
GA.