Married Lidda "Lydia" Daniel (1765 SC - 1841 Fayette Co., GA), daughter of James Daniel and Sallie Cooke Daniel.
Abraham donated a tract of land to Hopewell Church and Academy in Tyrone, GA in 1849, where his father was later buried.
Abraham’s will, recorded in Fayette Co., GA W ill Book A, left most of his property to his wife Lydia during her lifetime, to be divided after her death equally among his two sons, Dennis and Clayborn, and his daughters, Elizabeth Davis, Martha (Patsy) Naron, Mary (Polly) Handley and Cloey Hendrick.
Abraham donated a tract of land to Hopewell Church and Academy in Tyrone, GA in 1849, where his father was later buried.
Abraham’s will, recorded in Fayette Co., GA W ill Book A, left most of his property to his wife Lydia during her lifetime, to be divided after her death equally among his two sons, Dennis and Clayborn, and his daughters, Elizabeth Davis, Martha (Patsy) Naron, Mary (Polly) Handley and Cloey Hendrick.
Married Lidda "Lydia" Daniel (1765 SC - 1841 Fayette Co., GA), daughter of James Daniel and Sallie Cooke Daniel.
Abraham donated a tract of land to Hopewell Church and Academy in Tyrone, GA in 1849, where his father was later buried.
Abraham’s will, recorded in Fayette Co., GA W ill Book A, left most of his property to his wife Lydia during her lifetime, to be divided after her death equally among his two sons, Dennis and Clayborn, and his daughters, Elizabeth Davis, Martha (Patsy) Naron, Mary (Polly) Handley and Cloey Hendrick.
Abraham donated a tract of land to Hopewell Church and Academy in Tyrone, GA in 1849, where his father was later buried.
Abraham’s will, recorded in Fayette Co., GA W ill Book A, left most of his property to his wife Lydia during her lifetime, to be divided after her death equally among his two sons, Dennis and Clayborn, and his daughters, Elizabeth Davis, Martha (Patsy) Naron, Mary (Polly) Handley and Cloey Hendrick.
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