He married (1st) Mary Raulerson, daughter of Jacob Raulerson (1835)of Wayne County GA. He married (2nd) Martha Elizabeth Blitch. He settled in that portion of Wayne County, GA that later became Brantley County in about 1854. A.G. had considerable plantation holdings near the Hortense Settlement in Wayne County.
He enlisted as a private in Captain Brailsford's Company of the 2nd GS Cavalry Battalion in 1862, and transferred to Company H (Lamar Rangers) of the 5th Georgia Cavalry Regiment on 20 Jan 1863. His brothers, Sgt. Francis M. Middleton and Charles Lawson Middleton were also in H Company. His brothers and 1st cousin were in Company K.
Source: [FAM - REC - Tommy D. Houston]
Thanks to Tony Middleton:
Alexander Goodby Middleton 1775 – 1858 (FAG # 41590354)is the Senior, as he is the very first to bear the name.
Alexander Goodby Middleton 1826 – 1886 (FAG # 10540406)is his son and rightly should be designated Junior.
Now A.G. Sr's 7th son was Charles Lawson Middleton Sr., and he named one of his sons Alexander Goodby Middleton 1877 – 1951 (FAG # 41590411). This gentleman should rightly be referred with "III" as his suffix, since he is the third man in the family named Alexander Goodby Middleton. He is named after his grandfather, rather than his father.
And finally, AG III had a son and also named him Alexander Goodby Middleton 1909 – 1970 (FAG # 70023633). This gentleman's name bears the suffix IV since he is of course fourth in line.
He married (1st) Mary Raulerson, daughter of Jacob Raulerson (1835)of Wayne County GA. He married (2nd) Martha Elizabeth Blitch. He settled in that portion of Wayne County, GA that later became Brantley County in about 1854. A.G. had considerable plantation holdings near the Hortense Settlement in Wayne County.
He enlisted as a private in Captain Brailsford's Company of the 2nd GS Cavalry Battalion in 1862, and transferred to Company H (Lamar Rangers) of the 5th Georgia Cavalry Regiment on 20 Jan 1863. His brothers, Sgt. Francis M. Middleton and Charles Lawson Middleton were also in H Company. His brothers and 1st cousin were in Company K.
Source: [FAM - REC - Tommy D. Houston]
Thanks to Tony Middleton:
Alexander Goodby Middleton 1775 – 1858 (FAG # 41590354)is the Senior, as he is the very first to bear the name.
Alexander Goodby Middleton 1826 – 1886 (FAG # 10540406)is his son and rightly should be designated Junior.
Now A.G. Sr's 7th son was Charles Lawson Middleton Sr., and he named one of his sons Alexander Goodby Middleton 1877 – 1951 (FAG # 41590411). This gentleman should rightly be referred with "III" as his suffix, since he is the third man in the family named Alexander Goodby Middleton. He is named after his grandfather, rather than his father.
And finally, AG III had a son and also named him Alexander Goodby Middleton 1909 – 1970 (FAG # 70023633). This gentleman's name bears the suffix IV since he is of course fourth in line.
Family Members
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Dr William Spencer Middleton
1824–1884
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Mary Ann Elizabeth Middleton Murray
1831–1901
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Francis Marion Middleton
1832–1891
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PVT Stephen Middleton
1834–1863
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Pvt Charles Lawson Middleton Sr
1837–1909
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Pvt Henry Harold Middleton
1839–1901
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Pvt Capel Raiford Middleton
1840–1901
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Marcella Veteria Middleton Purdom
1843–1914
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Amelia Gertrude Middleton Albritton
1857–1929
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Norman Gignilliat Middleton
1862–1931
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Thomas Walton Middleton
1866–1924
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Justus Benjamin Middleton
1871–1882
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Augustus Dodridge Middleton Sr
1871–1936
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Alexander Granville Middleton
1873–1938
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Eva Virgina Middleton Knight
1877–1920
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Nellie Middleton Roberts
1877–1925
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Martha Elizabeth Middleton
1878–1882