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About Sutherland Mayfield
Sutherland Mayfield immigrated to Texas with John Henry Dillard to establish residence, and settled in the Robertson Colony at Nashville-on-the-Brazos (present day Milam, Texas). Dillard participated in the Texas Revolution after joining Col. George English's Volunteer Company. He volunteered to serve in the Alamo garrison and died in the battle of the Alamo on March 6, 1836. Dillard's body was cremated and interred in the chapel at the Alamo in San Antonio. Following his death, Mayfield returned to Tennesse, married Dillard's widow in 1837, and relocated the family to Washington County in 1838 followed by Reagor Springs, Ellis County in 1844. Sutherland died in Navarro, Texas, in 1848 and Sarah passed away in February 1854. Her children relocated to Hill County.
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Sutherland Mayfield's Timeline
| 1787 |
1787
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Tennisee
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| 1814 |
November 22, 1814
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Tennessee, United States
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November 22, 1814
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Tennessee, United States
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1816
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Williamson, Williamson County, Tennessee, United States
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October 28, 1818
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Hickman, Tennessee, USA
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November 26, 1818
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Tennessee, USA
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1824
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1824
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Dyer, Tennessee, United States
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July 11, 1827
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Dyer, Tennessee, United States
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