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Census Data:

1850 census Upson County, Georgia
Silas Thompson 25 Farmer Georgia
Narcissa 22
Martha 2
Francis 4/12

Military Service:

Upson COUNTY GA Military - Civil War - Private, Upson Sentinels, Co. A 46th Georgia Regiment

ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ga/upson/miltary/civilwar/a-46.txt
MUSTER ROLL OF COMPANY A - 46th Regiment

GEORGIA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY
Upson County, Georgia

UPSON SENTINELS

[Note:GA 1st Brigade which was the parent unit for 46th Georgia after she left service on the coast of South Carolina. She served with GA 1st in Walker's Division until Walker's death at Atlanta and with the 16th S.C. until the end of the war.

She served in defense of Charleston Harbor and later in Johnson's Army in Mississippi and finally in the Army of Tennessee in the battles around Atlanta and Hood's abortive Tennessee Campaign of late 1864. She retreated through Mississippi across Alabama, Georgia and South Carolina and was surrendered with Johnston's Army in North Carolina as noted in the individual service records cited. For more information visit these pages:

http://www.geocities.com/batsonsm/franklina.html

http://www.geocities.com/batsonsm/gist.html

Thompson, S. M.- private February 23, 1863 . Captured at Egypt Station, Miss. December 28, 1864 . Paroled at Alton, Ill. February 1865 . Received at Boulware & Cox's Wharves, James River, Va., March 6-9, 1865.

 

Will or Court Documents:

1852 Taylor County Tax Digest
owned 202 1/2 acres in lot 196 of district 3 in Taylor County, value of land was $1600

SUPERIOR COURT MINUTES, Taylor Co. Ga.
May Term 1853
The court met agreeable to adjournment present his Honor Alfred Iverson, Judge A list of the Grand Jury impounded and sworn at this term.
Silas M. Thompson

Miscellaneous Information:

Dower Petitions
31. THOMPSON, Narcissa, Silas 1873

When ever any question arose is to whether or not a widow was entitled to dower, or where a dead husband had left her without money in a will, the court upon petition (complaint) would look into the matter and where needed would order the executor or administrator to pay or see to provisions/money that would see to her care. A Relator meant one of 2 things; first, "relators" ("relationers") were those who were knowledgeable about the fact and related to the court under oath what he wanted to know, or second, if the state was the party standing in for the widow, the officer who was appointed by the state to do that was known as a "Relator."
Relationer's Husband Date
(Widower)


Thompson,Narcissa Silas 1873
UPSON COUNTY, GA - Court Records - Dower

Upson County Archives Estate Records
1392. Thompson, Silas M. 1872-1889

 

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