The Newnan Herald has been shown by Mr. W. B. W. Dent, the muster roll of his father the Hon. W. B. Dent, who went from Heard county in 1836 as Captain of a company of 48 men, to protect our southwestern frontier against the Creek Indians. On the roll, the Editor of the Herald says, of officers and privates, there are only two members thought to be living, Judge Featherston of Newnan and Robert T. Dawson, now residing in Louisiana.
The Newnan Herald has been shown by Mr. W. B. W. Dent, the muster roll of his father the Hon. W. B. Dent, who went from Heard county in 1836 as Captain of a company of 48 men, to protect our southwestern frontier against the Creek Indians. On the roll, the Editor of the Herald says, of officers and privates, there are only two members thought to be living, Judge Featherston of Newnan and Robert T. Dawson, now residing in Louisiana.
Family Members
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Zerlina Catherine Featherston Peddy
1838–1927
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Capt Charles Nicholas Featherston
1839–1909
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Giles Winfield Featherston
1842–1905
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John Henry Featherston Sr
1842–1920
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Lucius Horace "Lon" Featherston
1844–1912
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Edward Pitts Featherston
1846–1882
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Sarah M Featherston
1851–1895
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William Steagall Featherston
1853–1932
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Thomas Middleton Featherston
1858–1874
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Joseph Ernest Featherston
1863–1933
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