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Revolutionary Soldiers, Wilkes County, Georgia: 1819 Land Lottery
Revolutionary Soldiers
Wilkes County, Georgia

1819 Land Lottery, Wilkes County, Georgia, USA

"The following names are found in 1819 Land Lottery as Revolutionary Soldiers, of
Wilkes County, Georgia,
viz:

Blackburn, Nathan;
Combs, Sr, John (wife, Milly Russell);
Combs, Sr. Philip;
Harris, Ezekiel;
Hudgens, William (wife, Martha);
Kelly, John (wife, Elizabeth);
Meloy, Andrew;
Martin, Dannaway;
Murphy, John (wife, Martha);
Poss, Christopher;
Ridley, Sr. John (dec. 1824, wife Jane);
Talbot, Mathew;
Tripletts, Sr. William (wife, Sarah);
Wade, Moses;
Williams; John;
Wolfe, Andrew, Sr;

Source: Roster of Revolutionary Soldiers in Georgia, Vols. I-III; McCall, Mrs.
Howard H.,
compiled by; Reprinted, 1968. Genealogical Publishing Company, Baltimore, MD;
Library of Congress: 68-9361; ISBN: 0-8063-0219-4. Citation: P. 250.

Additional Comments:
Addendum:  [Not included in source cited]: Biographical Notations: William Hudgens;
William Hudgens and his wife, Martha, had thirteen children born to this marriage.
William Hudgens moved to the Upson County, Georgia, area in the late 1820's.  His
application for military pension is located on file
in the Supreme Court minutes, inclusive of his deposition at a hearing held in Upson
County, March 18, 1831.  He was subsequently 
awarded pension 5322 for his military service in the North Carolina Continental
Line. In 1831, during the testimony taken at the Upson
County, Georgia courthouse, William testified that of his thirteen children, eight
were living as of that date [1831], and further states, 
in 1831, he and his wife were living by themselves. One of the dauthers born to
William and Martha, Mary Ann Hudgens, b. about 1813, later 
married Chester (Chesley Thompson) Sr.
Source: (HeritageQuestOnline: Series: M805; Roll Image: 15; File: R5322)

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