John Watson Patman was the son of William Watson and Susannah (Biggers) Patman. He was married to Mary Polly Weaver on May 14, 1809 in Oglethorpe, Georgia. Together they had 6 children; David Weaver, Nancy, William B., John Jackson, Isham B and Elas Bell. After Mary Polly's death in 1822, John Watson married Sarah Ellen Weaver Wright on May 2, 1822 in Oglethorpe, Georgia. They became the parents of Martha Jane - 1823, James Perry - 1825, Sarah Ellen - 1828, Catherine Elizabeth - 1831, Elijah W., Joseph L - 1837, Richard Franklin - 1839 and Cynthia Ann - 1842.
The following was added to John Patman's memorial by the suggestion of FAG contributor TAYLOR: In 1848 the Patman family started their move west and left Lexington, Georgia. They first settled in Rome, Floyd County, Georgia. John W. was injured in a high river crossing during their move that cost him many of their personal belongings and his life. He died on January 21, 1849.
The following was added to John Patman's memorial by the suggestion of FAG contributor TAYLOR: In 1848 the Patman family started their move west and left Lexington, Georgia. They first settled in Rome, Floyd County, Georgia. John W. was injured in a high river crossing during their move that cost him many of their personal belongings and his life. He died on January 21, 1849.
John Watson Patman was the son of William Watson and Susannah (Biggers) Patman. He was married to Mary Polly Weaver on May 14, 1809 in Oglethorpe, Georgia. Together they had 6 children; David Weaver, Nancy, William B., John Jackson, Isham B and Elas Bell. After Mary Polly's death in 1822, John Watson married Sarah Ellen Weaver Wright on May 2, 1822 in Oglethorpe, Georgia. They became the parents of Martha Jane - 1823, James Perry - 1825, Sarah Ellen - 1828, Catherine Elizabeth - 1831, Elijah W., Joseph L - 1837, Richard Franklin - 1839 and Cynthia Ann - 1842.
The following was added to John Patman's memorial by the suggestion of FAG contributor TAYLOR: In 1848 the Patman family started their move west and left Lexington, Georgia. They first settled in Rome, Floyd County, Georgia. John W. was injured in a high river crossing during their move that cost him many of their personal belongings and his life. He died on January 21, 1849.
The following was added to John Patman's memorial by the suggestion of FAG contributor TAYLOR: In 1848 the Patman family started their move west and left Lexington, Georgia. They first settled in Rome, Floyd County, Georgia. John W. was injured in a high river crossing during their move that cost him many of their personal belongings and his life. He died on January 21, 1849.
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