O. L. Garrison was the son of Orange Garrison and Elizabeth Singleton. Elizabeth was the sister of Osema Singleton and I believe that the O. stands for Osema. This comes from the 1860 census for this family when it lived in Brasstown, Georgia.
Information from North Carolina Death Certificates on ancestry.com
In the 1900 census for Nantahala twp., Macon Co., North Carolina, Osema appears as "Osemer C. Garrison", age 45, born in Jany 1855 in N.C. His wife is named Mary Garrison, born May 1864 in N.C. His mother, Elizabeth Garrison is listed in the hosehold, born Oct. 1823 in N.C. This is Elizabeth Singleton Garrison.
Information from North Carolina Death Certificates on ancestry.com
In the 1900 census for Nantahala twp., Macon Co., North Carolina, Osema appears as "Osemer C. Garrison", age 45, born in Jany 1855 in N.C. His wife is named Mary Garrison, born May 1864 in N.C. His mother, Elizabeth Garrison is listed in the hosehold, born Oct. 1823 in N.C. This is Elizabeth Singleton Garrison.
O. L. Garrison was the son of Orange Garrison and Elizabeth Singleton. Elizabeth was the sister of Osema Singleton and I believe that the O. stands for Osema. This comes from the 1860 census for this family when it lived in Brasstown, Georgia.
Information from North Carolina Death Certificates on ancestry.com
In the 1900 census for Nantahala twp., Macon Co., North Carolina, Osema appears as "Osemer C. Garrison", age 45, born in Jany 1855 in N.C. His wife is named Mary Garrison, born May 1864 in N.C. His mother, Elizabeth Garrison is listed in the hosehold, born Oct. 1823 in N.C. This is Elizabeth Singleton Garrison.
Information from North Carolina Death Certificates on ancestry.com
In the 1900 census for Nantahala twp., Macon Co., North Carolina, Osema appears as "Osemer C. Garrison", age 45, born in Jany 1855 in N.C. His wife is named Mary Garrison, born May 1864 in N.C. His mother, Elizabeth Garrison is listed in the hosehold, born Oct. 1823 in N.C. This is Elizabeth Singleton Garrison.
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