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About Nathaniel Cannon, Sr.
DAR Ancestor #: A018898
CANNON, NATHANIEL Ancestor #: A018898
Service: SOUTH CAROLINA Rank(s): PRIVATE
Birth: 1763 SOUTH CAROLINA
Death: 4-8-1844 WILKINSON CO GEORGIA
Pension Number: *S31594
Service Source: *S31594
Service Description:
1) CAPTS SMITH, REED
2) COL WILLIAMS
RESIDENCE: 1) District: NINETY SIX DIST - State: SOUTH CAROLINA
SPOUSE
Number Name: 1) FRANCES SUMNER
Child [Spouse #] Spouse
- MILES [1] NANCY ISLER
- KEZIAH [1] JESSE HARRIS
- WYLIE [1] CHARLOTTE X [2] SUSAN SHEPPARD
- DIDEMMA [1] THEOPHILUS MASON
Documented Revolutionary War Soldier
Stono Ferry Skirmish, S31594
South Carolina Regiment. served in the military June 20, 1779, in South Carolina when he was 19.
1. NATHANIEL CANNON (ROBERT) was born 1760 in South Carolina, and died Apr 18, 1844 in Allentown, Wilkinson Co. GA. He married FRANCES SUMNER 1790 in Burke Co. GA. She was born 1764 in Laurens Co. SC, and died Jan 01, 1850 in Allentown, Wilkinson Co. GA.
Children of NATHANIEL CANNON and FRANCES SUMNER are:
- i. WILEY CANNON, b. 1792, Burke Co. GA.; d. Jun 08, 1857, Columbus, Muscogee Co. GA.
- ii. ELIZABETH CANNON, b. 1794, Burke Co. GA.; d. Wilkinson Co. GA.
- iii. LUCRETIA CANNON, b. 1796, Wilkinson Co. GA; d. Jun 04, 1842, Wilkinson Co. GA.
- iv. MILES CANNON, b. Oct 02, 1797, Burke Co. GA.; d. Oct 16, 1853, Irwinton, Wilkinson Co. GA.
- v. KEZIAH CANNON, b. Aug 08, 1799, Burke Co. GA; d. Oct 02, 1863, Sumter Co. GA.
- vi. ALLEN CANNON, b. 1800, Wilkinson, Co. GA.; d. Aug 09, 1851, Irwinton, Wilkinson Co. GA.
- vii. DIDEMMA CANNON, b. 1803, WIlkinson, Co. GA; d. Nov 1888, Irwinton, Wilkinson Co. GA.
- viii. JOICIE CANNON, b. 1805, Wilkinson Co. GA.; d. 1832, Wilkinson Co. GA.
- ix. JAMES CANNON, b. Mar 04, 1809, Wilkinson, Co. GA; d. Jun 13, 1857, Wilkinson Co. GA.
http://www.georgiagenealogy.org/wilkinson/biographies.html:
Nathaniel Cannon, soon after settling in Wilkinson county, donated the land where "Old Sandy church" was built. Of this congregation he remained a member until the year 1836, when the church separated into two factions known as Missionary and Primitive baptists. He went with he Primitives and donated the land that Mount Olive church was built on, and remained a devoted member of that church until his death. He was interred in the cemetery at "Old Sandy", where al of the deceased of the Cannon family have been buried, except those who sleep beneath Virginia's soil. Nathaniel and Frances Cannon had four sons: Miles, Allen, Wiley and James. Miles married Miss Isler and had seven sons and one daughter. Four of these sons were killed in the late war: Nathaniel, Nathan, Wiley, and David. John G. and Miles J. are yet living in Wilkinson and laurens counties, are engaged in farming, and each has a family.
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Birth: 1760
Death: 1844
Spouse: Frances Sumner Cannon (1778 - 1850)
Inscription: Nathaniel Cannon Continental Line Revolutionary War 1760-1844
Burial: Mount Olive Cemetery Wilkinson County Georgia, USA
Maintained by: Cheryl Cook Singleton Originally Created by: Jack Johnson Record added: Jan 17, 2009 Find A Grave Memorial# 32997765 http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GScid=35547&GRid=3...
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Nathaniel Cannon, Sr.'s Timeline
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Orangeburg, Orangeburg County, SC, United States
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1792
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Burke County, GA, United States
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Burke County, GA, United States
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Burke County, GA, United States
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March 8, 1797
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Burke County, GA, United States
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October 2, 1799
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Waynesboro, Burke, Georgia, United States
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1801
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Wilkinson Co, GA
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Wilkinson County, Georgia, United States
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