Georgia:  Putnam County: APPLICATION FOR MEMBERSHIP, NATIONAL SOCIETY OF 
UNITED STATES DAUGHTERS OF 1812
IN RIGHT OF DESCENT FROM
Thomas Head

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NATIONAL SOCIETY OF UNITED STATES DAUGHTERS OF 1812
National Number 23231
State of Florida No. 708
Chapter Three Notch Trail Number 272 [This chapter has been
disbanned]

APPLICATION FOR MEMBERSHIP OF
Mrs. Bobby Terrell Winge, Sr.
Barbara-Anne Walker

IN RIGHT OF DESCENT FROM
Thomas Head
Ancestor's Residence, Putnam County, Georgia
Grave Located, Head Cemetery, Putnam County, Georgia
Accepted for Membership, 31 December 1984

Thomas Head was born on 04 Aug 1776 at Georgia; died on 17 Feb
1848 and his only legal and lawful wife Sarah Catching born on
22 Feb 1792 at Wilkes County, GA, died on 27 Jul 1867 at Putnam
County, GA. They were married on 13 Aug 1807 at Wilkes County,
GA.

Thomas Head served as a private in Captain John G. Colbert's
Company; Alexander McAlpin was the 2d Lieut.; Abner Veazey was
the 3d Lieut.' and Anderson C. Middlebrooks was the Ensign;
Georgia Militia.

Children of 1812 Ancestor
Nathan Head; Martha Townsend Head; Thomas Head, Jr.; Joseph J.
J. Head; Sarah Ann C. Head; LeRoy W. T. Head; Lucy Ann E. T.
Head; Artimesia Head

The applicant says that the said THOMAS HEAD is the ancestor
mentioned in the foregoing application, and that the statements
herein before set forth are true to the best of her knowledge
and belief.

The applicant also pledges allegience to the United States of
America and agrees to support its Constitution...

Ref: Georgia Department of Archives and History, Military
Records 1780-1815, Vol 4.
Georgia Genealogical Society Quarterly, Vol. IV #05, September
1968, pp. 1030-1032.