Notes: Georgia Society SAR Graves Registry

Matches 201 to 250 of 921

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201	General Stewart?s actions were recognized by both state and national governments. Fort Stewart (the largest Army installation east of the Mississippi River, primarily located in Liberty and Bryan Counties) and Stewart County (on the Chattahoochee River south of Columbus) were both named in his honor. On April 26, 1915, the U.S. Congress erected a memorial shaft to Brigadier Generals Daniel Stewart and James Screven in the Midway Cemetery. President Theodore Roosevelt arranged for one thousand Army Infantry to participate in the dedication ceremony for his great-grandfather, General Daniel Stewart. Part of the inscription on the Screven-Stewart Monument is as follows: 1761 ? 1829 Sacred to the Memory of Brigadier General Daniel Stewart A gallant soldier in the Revolution and an Officer Brevetted for bravery in the Indian Wars	Stewart, Daniel (I286)
202	George Bradford was born on September 6, 1753. His early years were spent in Orange County, North Carolina. He was the son of David Bradford (mother unknown). He married Elizabeth Boswell and they had five children.	Bradford, George (I337)
203	George Mathews was colonel of a regiment of Virginia Continentals. He was captured at the fall of Charleston in 1780. In 1783 he received a promotion to brevet brigadier general. After the Revolution he moved to Georgia. He was governor of the state in 1787 and 1793-1796. At the beginning of the War of 1812 he was brigadier general of Georgia militia. He died in Augusta while on his way to Washington to consult with the War Department.	Mathews, George (I58)
204	George Walton was one of three Georgians to sign the Declaration of Independence. He served in numerous capacities for the state of Georgia after the American Revolution (1775-83). The exact year of Walton's birth is unknown; it is believed that he was born in 1749 in Virginia. In 1769, he moved to Savannah, where he pursued a legal career. By the eve of the American Revolution he was one of the most successful lawyers in Georgia. Active in Georgia's Revolutionary government, he was elected to the Provincial Congress and then became president of the Council of Safety in 1775. In 1776 he served as a delegate to the Second Continental Congress in Philadelphia, where in August he signed the Declaration (along with Button Gwinnett and Lyman Hall of Georgia). Returning to Savannah, Walton was captured during the 1778 British assault on the city, led by Archibald Campbell. After his exchange, he returned to Georgia and was elected governor in 1779, having switched allegiances from the conservative to the radical faction. He served for two controversial months before reelection to Congress. After the Revolution Walton served as chief justice of Georgia, as a delegate to the state constitutional convention in 1788 that ratified the new federal constitution, as a presidential elector in 1789, as governor that same year, as U.S. senator (appointed by the legislature when James Jackson stepped down to fight the Yazoo Land Act), and as a justice of the state superior court. He eventually retired in the 1780s to his Augusta home, where he died on February 2, 1804. Walton is buried in Augusta. Walton County is named for him.	Walton, George (I294)
205	Georgia DAR Returns of Adm. & Guardians 1791- 1803, Book A, page 57.	Gaar, Michael Adam (I106)
206	Georgia Revolutionary Soldiers & Sailors, Patriots & Pioneers, vol. 1, Ross Arnold and Hank Burnham,2001, p. 359	Turner, Zadoc (I235)
207	Georgia Roster of the Revolution, Knight, P. 383	Hammett, James (I114)
208	Georgia?s Baker County named in his honor.	John, Baker (I332)
209	Governor R. Caswell signed Commission as Ensign, Wilkes County 06 Aug 1777. Gov. Alex Martin signed Commission as Captain Wilkes County 26 Jan 1782. He was treated as Captain by Cols. Cleveland, Shelby, Sevier, Campbell, at Kings Mountain. He lost one commission for Captain.	Guest, Moses (I81)
210	Graave marked by William Few Chapter 03 Oct 2015	Marshall, Zaccheus (I254)
211	Grave Marked 02 Nov 2019 by Athens Chapter GA SAR	Strong, Charles (I326)
212	Grave Marked 02 Sep 2017 by Samuel Elbert Chapter with co-sponsors Atlanta and Button Gwinnett Chapters GA SAR and the Stephen Heard Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution.	Key, William Bibb (I288)
213	Grave marked 03 Oct 2015 by William Few Chapter	Marshall, Daniel (I250)
214	Grave marked 03 Oct 2015 by William Few Chapter GA SAR	Marshall, Abraham (I249)
215	Grave marked 03 Sep 2016 by Samuel Elbert Chapter GA SAR	Walters, Robert Sr. (I270)
216	GRave marked 03 Sep 2016 by Samuel Elbert Chapter GA SAR	Ayers, Moses (I276)
217	Grave marked 04 Nov 2017 by the Casimir Pulaski Chapter GA SAR	Hearne, Elisha (I280)
218	Grave marked 05 May 2018 by Washington-Wilkes Chapter GA SAR.	Callaway, John Farrar (I296)
219	Grave marked 05 May 2018 by Washington-Wilkes Chapter, GA SAR	Fluker, Owen (I295)
220	Grave Marked 06 May 2017 by the Casimir Pulaski Chapter GA SAR	Peters, Jesse (I281)
221	Grave marked 06 May 2017 by the Casimir Pulaski Chapter GA SAR.	Rowell, Jesse (I232)
222	Grave marked 10 Nov 2018 by Brier Creek, Wiregrass, Colonel William Few, and Ocmulgee Chapters GA SAR.	Lanier, Lewis (I297)
223	Grave Marked 11 May 2018 by Brier Creek, Col. William Few, and Wiegrass Chapters GA SAR	Carter, Maj James (I320)
224	Grave Marked 11 May 2018 by the Brier Creek, Col William Few, and Wiregrass Chapters of the GA SAR	Skinner, William III (I325)
225	Grave marked 13 Nov 2021 by Captain John Collins Chapter GA SAR.	Wills, Leonard (I314)
226	Grave marked 14 May 2022 by Athens GA SAR; Sunbury Chapter NSDAR, & Sukey Hart Chapter, GSSCAR.	Grier/Greer, James (I329)
227	Grave marked 14 Oct 2017 by the Piedmont Chapter GA SAR.	King, Roswell (I282)
228	Grave marked 15 Nov 2014 by the Joseph Habersham and Samuel Elbert Chapters GA Society SAR	Starrett, Lt. James (I224)
229	Grave marked 15 Oct 2016 by Col. William Few Chapter GA SAR	Cartledge, James (I273)
230	Grave marked 15 Oct 2016 by Col. William Few Chapter GA SAR	Blanchard, Rueben (I275)
231	Grave Marked 16 May 2021 by Button Gwinnett Chapter GA SAR and Sunbury Chapter NSDAR. Marking was supplemented by GA SAR Color Guard, Elijah Clark Militia, and C.A.R.	McMillan, Samuel (I308)
232	Grave marked 16 Oct 2021 by Little River, Lyman Hall and Robert Forsyth Chapters GA SAR.	Hill, Reuben/Reubin (I317)
233	Grave Marked 18 Nov 2019 by Athens Chapter GA SAR	Barrow, James (I327)
234	Grave marked 2 Sep 2017 by Samuel Elbert Chapter with co-sponsors Atlanta and Button Gwinnett Chapters GA SAR and the Stephen Heard Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution.	Maxwell, Reverend Thomas (I287)
235	Grave marked 20 May 2017 by Washington-Wilkes Chapter GA SAR.	Colley, John (I289)
236	Grave marked 21 June, 2014 by Marquis de Lafayette, GASSAR	Hughes, Benjamin (I228)
237	Grave marked 21 June, 2014 by Marquis de Lafayette, GASSAR	Banks, Drury (I229)
238	Grave marked 26 Oct 2014 by Athens Chapter GASSAR and Rev. John Andrew Chapter, Watkinsville, GA, NSDAR	Hardwick, William Jr. (I218)
239	Grave marked 26 Oct 2014 by Athens Chapter, GASSAR & Rev. John Andrew Chapter NSDAR.	Mitchell, Henry (I219)
240	Grave marked 26 Oct 2014 by the Athens Chapter SAR and the Rev. John Andrew Chapter DAR	Dickson, Michael (I223)
241	Grave Marked 28 Apr 2019 by Blue Ridge Mountains, Brier Creek, Captain John Collins, Marquis de Lafyette, Marshes of Glynn, Ocmulgee, Robert Forsyth and Wiregrass Chapters of the GA SAR	Girardeau, William (I324)
242	Grave marked 28 Apr 2019 by Blue Ridge Mountains, Brier Creek, Captain John Collins, Marquis de Lafyette, Marshes of Glynn, Ocmulgee, Robert Forsyth and Wiregrass Chapters of the Georgia Society SAR.	Stacy, John (I328)
243	Grave Marked 28 Apr 2019 by Blue Ridge Mountains, Brier Creek, Captain John Collins, Marquis de Lafyette, Marshes of Glynn, Ocmulgee, Robert Forsyth and Wiregrass Chpaters of the GA SAR	Winn, Peter (I321)
244	Grave marked 28 Sep 2019 by Samuel Elbert Chapter GA SAR.	Family: George Alexander / Mary Aiken (F3)
245	Grave marked 29 Apr 2018 by Athens, Brier Creek, Wiregrass, Robert Forysth, Marshes of Glynn, and Captain John Collins Chapters of the Georgia SAR with an SAR marker.	Osgood, John (I298)
246	Grave marked 29 Apr 2018 by Athens, Brier Creek, Wiregrass, Robert Forysth, Marshes of Glynn, and Captain John Collins Chapters of the Georgia SAR with an SAR marker.	Osgood, Josiah (I299)
247	Grave marked 29 Apr 2018 by Athens, Brier Creek, Wiregrass, Robert Forysth, Marshes of Glynn, and Captain John Collins Chapters of the Georgia SAR with an SAR marker.	Quarterman, Joseph (I300)
248	Grave marked 29 Apr 2018 by Athens, Brier Creek, Wiregrass, Robert Forysth, Marshes of Glynn, and Captain John Collins Chapters of the Georgia SAR with an SAR marker.	Way, William (I302)
249	Grave Marked 29 Apr 2019 by Blue Ridge Mountains, Brier Creek, Captain John Collins, Marquis de Lafyette, Marshes of Glynn, Ocmulgee, Robert Forsyth and Wiregrass Chapters of the GA SAR.	Quarterman, Thomas (I322)
250	Grave Marked 30 April 2017 by Athens Chapter, Ocmulgee Chapter, Blue Ridge Mountains Chapter, Piedmont Chapter, & Robert Forsyth Chapter GA SAR	Axson, Samuel Jacob T. (I283)

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