Gen. William P. Hardeman (CSA) - Need a curator please and thank you

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Hardeman was twice married, first to his uncle Bailey's widow Rebecca, and after her death to Sarah Hamilton. He had two children by the first marriage and five by the second.
He died of Bright's disease on April 8, 1898, and was buried at the State Cemetery in Austin.

https://www.tshaonline.org/handbook/entries/hardeman-william-polk
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https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/10888/william-polk-hardeman

Who is correct?
The online book or the FAG memorial?

https://www.geni.com/path/Gen-William-P-Hardeman-CSA+is+related+to+...

So the first part agrees (His uncle's widow)

Also, his rank is Brigadier general--please edit

There's a really interesting bio for him at https://youtu.be/Stac5XZZr2M

Thank you for the unmerges, Linda Zimmerman
Pam Wilson (on hiatus) do we know who the Rebecca Rebeccah Wilson who IS the daughter of Sam and Martha married?
Surely we would know the parents of the Brigadier General's wife
Tagging the two curators on the profile-- can we find a source for the third wife not mentioned anywhere BUT the FAG?
Erin Ishimoticha
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Thank you in advance.

Brigadier General William Polk Hardeman
Still looking for whether third wife needs reattached

https://michalfarmer.com/hardeman/page112.html

Children of Thomas Jones Hardeman and Mary W. Polk:

+139. ii. William Polk “Gotch” Hardeman, born 4 November 1816, Williamson County, Tennessee, died 8 May 1898, Austin, Travis County, Texas.558

He married first, in 1840, to Rebecca Wilson Hardeman, widow of his Uncle Bailey Hardeman.

He married second, 29 December 1857, Caldwell County, Texas, to Sarah Ann Hamilton.559

He married third, 5 February 1874, Harris County, Texas, to Mary Collins Campbell.

Reverted disconnect of third wife Mary Elizabeth Hardeman

I would guess she was a widow Campbell but you’d need to look for marriage records.

Thank you, Erica Howton!

Oh! LAST correction, please?
The nickname was "Gotch"
(maybe he became OLD Gotch when he got old lol)

William Polk "Gotch" Hardeman
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Polk_Hardeman
https://www.tshaonline.org/handbook/entries/hardeman-william-polk

Rebecca Amanda Fitzallens Hardeman
has the same photo at FAG as Mary Elizabeth Hardeman on FS and so they both have it-- who is the actual person in the photo?

Oh, good point.

https://www.familysearch.org/photos/artifacts/45788788?cid=mem_copy Is the source for https://www.geni.com/photo/view?album_type=photos_of_me&id=6000000010753229854&photo_id=6000000189444911822&position=0

The FS profile for https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KLVW-2M7 Rebecca Amanda doesn’t have an image. Since she’s died around 1850, which is very early in photography, I’m (guessing) it’s truly for much younger 3rd wife Mary Elizabeth. I’m not sure I can tell the fashions well enough to be sure. Maybe try a google lens search - and also, a query to the FS & F.A.G. managers.

For some reason this is a fun tree. Let’s keep it going.

The portrait at

https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/236866056/rebecca-amanda-hardeman

is framed with an imprint, “ Bradley and Rulofson, San Francisco.”

There’s a biographical sketch of them here:

https://broadway.library.sc.edu/content/studio-bradley-and-rulofson...

So the photo was taken in San Francisco, after 1850.

Did Rebecca Amanda Fitzallens (Wilson) Hardeman even ever go to San Francisco?

Did Mary Elizabeth? :)

Maybe check the General’s travel schedule.

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