Sarah Rebecca Keaton

Sarah Rebecca Peacock b: 1776 in Anson County, North Carolina d: August 24, 1867 in Carroll County, Georgia

.. +Kedar Keaton b: February 02, 1769 in Cheraw District, South Carolina d: Abt. 1820 in Twiggs County, Georgia m: Abt. 1795 in Warren County Georgia

4 Isham Keaton b: Abt. 1795 in Warren County, Georgia

4 Kader Keaton III b: Abt. 1797 in Warren County, Georgia

4 Sarah Keaton b: Abt. 1809 in Washington County, Georgia

4 William Keaton b: Abt. 1813 in Washington County, Georgia

4 Ann Keaton b: Abt. 1817 in Washington County, Georgia

3 Samuel Peacock b: 1777 in South Carolina d: 1839 in Liberty County Georgia

.. +Mary Peacock b: 1786 in Georgia d: Aft. 1870 in probably Liberty County Georgia m: 1802 in Georgia

Sarah Peacock Keaton
BIRTH
2 Sep 1776
Johnston County, North Carolina, USA
DEATH
24 Aug 1867 (aged 90)
Douglas County, Georgia, USA
BURIAL
Keaton Cemetery
Douglasville, Douglas County, Georgia, USA
MEMORIAL ID
69133523 · View Source
MEMORIAL
PHOTOS 2
FLOWERS 5
Daughter of Isham Peacocock and Martha Easterling/Peacock. Married to Kader Keaton.

Sarah Peacock (Sept. 2, 1776-Aug 24, 1867) married Kader Keaton (Feb. 2, 1769-ca. 1820), son of Kader and Hester Keaton. The Keatons had moved to Warren County, Ga., by 1790, from Cheraw Districk, SC. Kader Keaton Sr. was a vereran of the Revolutionary War, and of the Cherokee Indian War Before that. Kader Jr. must have married Sarah Peacock about 1795, and they apparently remained in Warren County until after May 24, 1798, when they sold 150 acres adjacent to Keaton's Mill Dam to Thomas Jackson. They subsequently moved to Washington County, where they were living by 1804, when Kader registered for the 1805 Georgia land lottery. They apparently remained in Washington County until some time in 1818, since Kader shared administration of the estate of his brother William with William's widow Elizabeth between 1815 and early 1818. But by 1819, they had moved again to Ellis District, Twiggs County, where Kader and his son Isham both appear as winners in the 1820 land lottery. Within a year, Kader had died; both his widow and his opherans show up in McInnis District, Tattnall County, as winners of the 1821 land lottery. One of his sons, Kader Keaton III, was living in Lee's District, Wilkinson County.

Family Members
Parents
Isham Peacock
Isham Peacock
1742–1851

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