Dodge County GaArchives Biographies.....Burch, Charlton O. unknown - unknown
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Author: MRS. WILTON PHILIP COBB
THE CHARLTON O. BURCH FAMILY.

  Charlton 0. was a son of Benjamin, who was a son of Benjamin. He married
Rebecca L. Cadwell, and they were the parents of: Charlton A.; Matthew; Bealer,
who married Nora Lowery. Charlton settled in Laurens County, near Cadwell, and
was a prosperous farmer.

  Harlow Burch was a son of Henry, who was a son of Alfred. He married Emma
Scarborough, and they were the parents of: Eva, who married a Shurley; Rachel,
who married a Kitchens; Maude; Carrie; Maggie; and two sons. Mr. Burch came to
Eastman when the town was in its infancy, living here several years. He was a
prominent attorney and served as Court Stenographer for a number of years.

  Charles Burch, a brother to Joseph, the pioneer, settled in Richmond County,
near Augusta. His two sons, Dr. William E. and Seaborn, came to this county
after they were grown.

  Dr. William E., son of Charles, married Susan Willcox, daughter of Gen. Mark
Lee Willcox, and they were the parents of: Mary E., who married Horton McCranie;
Emma, who married W. E. Walker; Georgia, who married John Walker; Lena, who
married George Bohannon; William E., who married a Miss Cave; Edwin, a minister,
who became one of the most prominent ministers in the South Georgia Methodist
Conference.

  Seaborn, son of Charles, and a brother to Dr. William E., married Ann Willcox,
daughter of Gen. Mark Lee Willcox, and their children were: Jack; Everett, the
present Sheriff of Montgomery County; and another son whose name we were unable
to learn. Seaborn Burch was the first Ordinary of Dodge County, which office he
held for a number of years.


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COPYRIGHT    1932
By MRS. WILTON PHILIP COBB

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