Solomon, Jr, was the third child and second son of Solomon and Eleanor Owens (Ownings) Geron, Sr. Solomon, Jr, and Charity Hinds were married on March 8, 1814. They had seven children: Minerva Galatt (6-4-1816), Simeon (5-21-1818), Marena Connado (1-12-1820), Claiborne (1- -1822), William W (9-4-1823), Jehu W (6-4-1825), Alfred (4-10-1827).
Solomon, Jr, was a Sergeant in the Madison County, Missippi (Alabama) Militia, ordered into service to repel an invasion of hostile Creek Indians in 1813. In 1914, as a Private in the Mounted Volunteers, he was a pack-horse guard in transporting supplies.
Solomon, Jr, was a Sergeant in the Madison County, Missippi (Alabama) Militia, ordered into service to repel an invasion of hostile Creek Indians in 1813. In 1914, as a Private in the Mounted Volunteers, he was a pack-horse guard in transporting supplies.
Solomon, Jr, was the third child and second son of Solomon and Eleanor Owens (Ownings) Geron, Sr. Solomon, Jr, and Charity Hinds were married on March 8, 1814. They had seven children: Minerva Galatt (6-4-1816), Simeon (5-21-1818), Marena Connado (1-12-1820), Claiborne (1- -1822), William W (9-4-1823), Jehu W (6-4-1825), Alfred (4-10-1827).
Solomon, Jr, was a Sergeant in the Madison County, Missippi (Alabama) Militia, ordered into service to repel an invasion of hostile Creek Indians in 1813. In 1914, as a Private in the Mounted Volunteers, he was a pack-horse guard in transporting supplies.
Solomon, Jr, was a Sergeant in the Madison County, Missippi (Alabama) Militia, ordered into service to repel an invasion of hostile Creek Indians in 1813. In 1914, as a Private in the Mounted Volunteers, he was a pack-horse guard in transporting supplies.
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