MOORE COUNTY, NC - BIOGRAPHIES - Jarrett B. Graham
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My Great Great Great Grandfather Graham, Jarrett B. of Moore County, North 
Carolina married Ann Shephard of Montgomery County, formerly of Richmond 
County, North Carolina on August 25, 1850.

Graham, Jarret(Jarat)B.    30th Infantry Company H of the Confederate Army.
Jarrett Graham resided in Moore Co., NC, enlisted on August 15, 1861.  He
was wounded at Gaines Mills, Virginia June 27,1862. Jarrett fell overboard and 
drowned in the Cape Fear River on  or about July 4th, 1862 on the passage of 
the "Hurt" from Wilmington, North Carolina to Fayetteville, North Carolina.

Moore County, North Carolina 1850 Census

McKenzie,Murdock	78 years 	Farmer
Sarah             	50 
Elizabeth             	35
Jane                 	30
Sarah                 	25
Emeline                	15
McLeod, Alexander      	35           	Farmer
Graham, Jarret        	22           	Farmer
Graham, William H.    	 8

Montgomery Ccounty, North Carolina 1850 Census

Brice,John      	39             	Farmer
Keziah               	37
Ragsdale,Henry        	12 
Shephard,Ann         	15

Shephard,Harrison      38th Infantry, Co, E  Confederate Army