Moses G. WHITSITT & Nancy THOMPSON

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Moses G. WHITSITT
Nancy THOMPSON

Husband: Moses G. WHITSITT
Birth: 1793
Death: 8 Oct 1834, GA
Father: Samuel WHITSITT (1752-1832)
Mother: Mary STOCKARD (1760-1830)

Marriage: 8 Jan 1827, Orange Co., NC

Wife: Nancy THOMPSON
Birth: 18 Feb 1800, Orange Co., NC
Death: 26 May 1882, Catoosa Co., GA
Other Spouse: m2. 21 Feb 1836, Forsyth Co., GA, William H. RAY
Father: Anthony THOMPSON

Children:

1. Minerva Jane WHITSITT, b. 23 Dec 1827; d. 16 May 1904
2. Cornelia WHITSITT, b. 10 Aug 1829
3. (Capt.) William James WHITSITT, b. 8 Oct 1831; d. 3 Apr 1911
4. Joseph WHITSITT, b. 14 May 1833
5. Moses G. WHITSITT, b. 8 Apr 1835

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Sources:

1. 1850 Census Every-Name-Index/Images (online at Ancestry.com, Image #29 of 189): Thirty-fifth Dist., Forsyth Co., GA, Roll M432_69, p. 159A, 201/201, enumerated 15 Aug 1850, official enumeration date 1 Jun 1850 (extracted by Diana Gale Matthiesen):

Nancy T Ray 50 F 600 NC

William J Whitsitt 18 M Farmer "

Joseph G     " 17 M Farmer "

Moses G      " 15 M Geo

Augustus Ray 13 M "

Henry L   " 11 M "

Mary A    " 7 F "

2. Public Member Trees (online at Ancestry.com).

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