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About James Arledge
Notes from Pam Wilson's Arledge Family History Project:
Marion Co 1860 District 4 - Cheekville (later Whitwell) 127-122
Samuel Aldridge 62 m Farmer /800 b. SC
Sarah 30 f born GA,
James 25 m Farm Laborer born GA,
Martha 11 f born GA,
Samuel 3m born Tn,
Beard 3 m born TN,
William 8/12 m born TN.
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James Arledge's Timeline
| 1835 |
1835
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GA, then AL by 1850; HOH 1860 Marion CO TN
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| 1854 |
October 13, 1854
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GA [death certificate says b. 13 Oct 1870];TN TN/SC SC (1900); coal miner ("Ore Man"); HOH 1900 Marion CO, TN; parents born SC; 1910 HOH Etowah Co AL (says born GA) ; HOH 1920 Etowah Co, AL; later lived in Bessemer, AL; HOH 1930 Bessemer, Jefferson Co, A
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| 1856 |
November 11, 1856
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Jasper, TN (twin)
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November 1856
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TN (twin); HOH 1900 Marion CO, TN; brother of William C.
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| 1859 |
1859
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Must have died as a young child
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| 1866 |
April 4, 1866
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Marion Co, TN; lived in Etowah CO, AL (near Crudup, now Reece City); HOH 1900 census Etowah Co AL
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| 1868 |
April 18, 1868
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Ashville, St. Clair, Alabama (census lists b. as 4/1871); lived around Ragland or Ashville, AL
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CSA Civil War. TN 2nd (Smith's) Cav. Rankin's Co.
James was in the Civil War and fought for the Confedracy. Although the 2nd Tn CSA was consolidated into the 4th Tenn (MClemores) calvary, early in the war. I have a copy of his enlistment card, from 1862. Upon enlistment he was given commutation credit (reimbursment by the Confedracy)for bringing his own horse ( $140.00), and his own weapon. No more information is available on his service. Although he had family in Alabama Calvary regiments, and I have found reports that many Tennesssee calvarymen we're consolidated into Alabama regiments in 1862.
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