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[whmaulin.ged]

was living in Hutchinson, Kansas, USA at time of sister Edna's death in January, 1996

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[whmaulin.ged]

Died of Diptheria

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[whmaulin.ged]

Lived in Lebanon, Missouri, USA

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1930 Census Link

http://content.ancestry.com/iexec?htx=View&r=an&dbid=6224&iid=MOT626_1185-0553

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Born before marriage to Caleb however, listed in census records as John Oxborrow

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1930 Census Link

http://content.ancestry.com/iexec?htx=view&r=an&dbid=6224&path=Oklahoma.Garfield.Enid.24.25&jb=1&nt=6&td=vert

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Note: Confederate soldier, enlisted at Titus Co, Texas, USA in 1863 and served until end of war. Was in Ranger service in West Texas, USA. Statement from his sister, Mary Belle Peacock, "she remembered well when he enlisted. She stated he had a colored body-servant by the name of Dick Grant, who went into war with him. She remembered her brother rode a horse during his service and the body-servant also rode a horse. An affidavit by Dick Grant, body-servant, stated they served in West Texas, USA against the Indians at Lampasas and San Saba and they enlisted in John Houston's regiment in Dec 1863.

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Moved by 1870 from Tupelo, Miss to Gonzales Co, Texas, USA, after 1900 to Bexar County, Tex, After 1910 to Los Angeles, Calif.

Confederate Soldier, Co F, 11th Regiment Mississippi Calvary in Feb 1863, served until end of war.

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Dobbs County, North Carolina, USA, is now Wayne County, county seat is Goldsboro.

There is a memorial marker to Uriah and Archibald Peacock that is part of the Revolutionary War memorial in Washington County, Georgia, USA. The memorial is located on Highway 15 South, between Tennille and Wrightsville. It was dedicated on Oct 26, 1996. The Memorial is a tribute to seven Revolutionary Soldiers who setled in Washington County. These men helped begin Washington County and in years to follow, their descendants helped it to flourish into the thriving community that it has become. The memorial was made possible by contributions the hard work of many people dedicated to seeing that these forefathers receive a proper tribute.

Moved from Wayne Co, North Carolina, USA to Wilkinson Co, Georgia, USA in 1820.[boyett2.FTW]

Served in the American Revolution in the 4th North Carolina Regiment and received a pension. Lived in Johnston and Wayne counties, North Carolina, USA, until moving to Georgia in 1820.[boyett2.FTW]

After the Revolutionary War, Uriah settled in Wilkes Co, Georgia, he eventually moved to Washington Co, Georgia, USA.

Uriah received an $80.00 annual allowance and $240.00 Revolutionary War Pension which started Oct 18, 1833, age 76. Source: Georgia Pension Roll of 1835[SamuelIII.ged]

Dobbs County, North Carolina, USA, is now Wayne County, county seat is Goldsboro.

There is a memorial marker to Uriah and Archibald Peacock that is part of the Revolutionary War memorial in Washington County, Georgia, USA. The memorial is located on Highway 15 South, between Tennille and Wrightsville. It was dedicated on Oct 26, 1996. The Memorial is a tribute to seven Revolutionary Soldiers who setled in Washington County. These men helped begin Washington County and in years to follow, their descendants helped it to flourish into the thriving community that it has become. The memorial was made possible by contributions the hard work of many people dedicated to seeing that these forefathers receive a proper tribute.

Moved from Wayne Co, North Carolina, USA to Wilkinson Co, Georgia, USA in 1820.[boyett2.FTW]

Served in the American Revolution in the 4th North Carolina Regiment and received a pension. Lived in Johnston and Wayne counties, North Carolina, USA, until moving to Georgia in 1820.[boyett2.FTW]

After the Revolutionary War, Uriah settled in Wilkes Co, Georgia, he eventually moved to Washington Co, Georgia, USA.

Uriah received an $80.00 annual allowance and $240.00 Revolutionary War Pension which started Oct 18, 1833, age 76. Source: Georgia Pension Roll of 1835[samuel III.ged]

Dobbs County, North Carolina, USA, is now Wayne County, county seat is Goldsboro.

There is a memorial marker to Uriah and Archibald Peacock that is part of the Revolutionary War memorial in Washington County, Georgia, USA. The memorial is located on Highway 15 South, between Tennille and Wrightsville. It was dedicated on Oct 26, 1996. The Memorial is a tribute to seven Revolutionary Soldiers who setled in Washington County. These men helped begin Washington County and in years to follow, their descendants helped it to flourish into the thriving community that it has become. The memorial was made possible by contributions the hard work of many people dedicated to seeing that these forefathers receive a proper tribute.

Moved from Wayne Co, North Carolina, USA to Wilkinson Co, Georgia, USA in 1820.[boyett2.FTW]

Served in the American Revolution in the 4th North Carolina Regiment and received a pension. Lived in Johnston and Wayne counties, North Carolina, USA, until moving to Georgia in 1820.[boyett2.FTW]

After the Revolutionary War, Uriah settled in Wilkes Co, Georgia, he eventually moved to Washington Co, Georgia, USA.

Uriah received an $80.00 annual allowance and $240.00 Revolutionary War Pension which started Oct 18, 1833, age 76. Source: Georgia Pension Roll of 1835