Company A, 28th Regiment (Randal's), Walkers Division
Son of Rebecca Smith and David Bates. Rebecca Smith married David Bates on February 22, 1842, in Coweta County, Georgia. Rebecca C Bates married John M Welch on July 15, 1850, in Coweta County, Georgia.
Listed in Coweta County, Georgia in the 1850 federal census:
R C Welsh, 26
John H Bates, 8
W W Bates, 2
The Welch family had moved to Texas by 1854. Listed in Buenavista, Shelby County, Texas, in the 1860 federal census:
J M Welch, 30, born in Georgia, farmer, $200, $285
R C Welch, 34, born in Georgia
J H Welch, 17, male, born in Georgia, farm labor
W W Welch, 11, male, born in Georgia
M J Welch, 9, female, born in Georgia
E C Welch, 7, female, born in Georgia
J T Welch, 6, male, born in Texas
W W Welch, 3, born in Texas
J G Risinger and L M Risinger gave sworn statements that John Bates served with them in the Civil War, enlisting in the Fall of 1861, until the close of the war, for a period of nearly 4 years. (Mrs Susan J Bates, Gary, Texas, Widow's Application for a Pension, filed April 1914 and approved June 1, 1914.)
His stepfather, J M Welch, appears to have been conscripted in Shelby County, Texas, on February 19, 1862, as a private in Jesse Amason's Company D, O M Roberts' Regiment. John Melear Welch died at age 59, on September 21, 1889, and is buried in Pleasant Grove Cemetery, Timpson, Texas.
John Bates married Susan Inman on September 6, 1877, in Shelby County, Texas. Listed in Rainsville, Shelby County, Texas, in the 1900 federal census:
John H. Bates, 57, head, born Jan 1843 in Georgia, married 23 years
Susan Bates, 52, wife, born Feb 1847, 7 children, 7 living
Josephine Bates, 21, daughter, born Aug 1878
Wade H Bates, 20, son, born Jan 1880
Otto Bates, 18, son, born Feb 1882
John D Bates, 16, son, born Mar 1884
Burtrum Bates, 13, son, born Dec 1884
His widowed mother, Rebecca Welch, age 75 years, was living in Rainsville, Shelby County, Texas, in 1900, in the household of her son, Wilburn Welch, 42, and his wife, Mary E Welch, 42, and their 3 children. She had had 9 children, and 5 were then living. She was not listed with the family in 1910, and her burial place is not yet determined.
John Bates died in Asylum at Austin, Texas, on November 15, 1901. John's brother, W W Bates, died in Joaquin, Shelby County, Texas, on June 4, 1930.
Son of Rebecca Smith and David Bates. Rebecca Smith married David Bates on February 22, 1842, in Coweta County, Georgia. Rebecca C Bates married John M Welch on July 15, 1850, in Coweta County, Georgia.
Listed in Coweta County, Georgia in the 1850 federal census:
R C Welsh, 26
John H Bates, 8
W W Bates, 2
The Welch family had moved to Texas by 1854. Listed in Buenavista, Shelby County, Texas, in the 1860 federal census:
J M Welch, 30, born in Georgia, farmer, $200, $285
R C Welch, 34, born in Georgia
J H Welch, 17, male, born in Georgia, farm labor
W W Welch, 11, male, born in Georgia
M J Welch, 9, female, born in Georgia
E C Welch, 7, female, born in Georgia
J T Welch, 6, male, born in Texas
W W Welch, 3, born in Texas
J G Risinger and L M Risinger gave sworn statements that John Bates served with them in the Civil War, enlisting in the Fall of 1861, until the close of the war, for a period of nearly 4 years. (Mrs Susan J Bates, Gary, Texas, Widow's Application for a Pension, filed April 1914 and approved June 1, 1914.)
His stepfather, J M Welch, appears to have been conscripted in Shelby County, Texas, on February 19, 1862, as a private in Jesse Amason's Company D, O M Roberts' Regiment. John Melear Welch died at age 59, on September 21, 1889, and is buried in Pleasant Grove Cemetery, Timpson, Texas.
John Bates married Susan Inman on September 6, 1877, in Shelby County, Texas. Listed in Rainsville, Shelby County, Texas, in the 1900 federal census:
John H. Bates, 57, head, born Jan 1843 in Georgia, married 23 years
Susan Bates, 52, wife, born Feb 1847, 7 children, 7 living
Josephine Bates, 21, daughter, born Aug 1878
Wade H Bates, 20, son, born Jan 1880
Otto Bates, 18, son, born Feb 1882
John D Bates, 16, son, born Mar 1884
Burtrum Bates, 13, son, born Dec 1884
His widowed mother, Rebecca Welch, age 75 years, was living in Rainsville, Shelby County, Texas, in 1900, in the household of her son, Wilburn Welch, 42, and his wife, Mary E Welch, 42, and their 3 children. She had had 9 children, and 5 were then living. She was not listed with the family in 1910, and her burial place is not yet determined.
John Bates died in Asylum at Austin, Texas, on November 15, 1901. John's brother, W W Bates, died in Joaquin, Shelby County, Texas, on June 4, 1930.
Company A, 28th Regiment (Randal's), Walkers Division
Son of Rebecca Smith and David Bates. Rebecca Smith married David Bates on February 22, 1842, in Coweta County, Georgia. Rebecca C Bates married John M Welch on July 15, 1850, in Coweta County, Georgia.
Listed in Coweta County, Georgia in the 1850 federal census:
R C Welsh, 26
John H Bates, 8
W W Bates, 2
The Welch family had moved to Texas by 1854. Listed in Buenavista, Shelby County, Texas, in the 1860 federal census:
J M Welch, 30, born in Georgia, farmer, $200, $285
R C Welch, 34, born in Georgia
J H Welch, 17, male, born in Georgia, farm labor
W W Welch, 11, male, born in Georgia
M J Welch, 9, female, born in Georgia
E C Welch, 7, female, born in Georgia
J T Welch, 6, male, born in Texas
W W Welch, 3, born in Texas
J G Risinger and L M Risinger gave sworn statements that John Bates served with them in the Civil War, enlisting in the Fall of 1861, until the close of the war, for a period of nearly 4 years. (Mrs Susan J Bates, Gary, Texas, Widow's Application for a Pension, filed April 1914 and approved June 1, 1914.)
His stepfather, J M Welch, appears to have been conscripted in Shelby County, Texas, on February 19, 1862, as a private in Jesse Amason's Company D, O M Roberts' Regiment. John Melear Welch died at age 59, on September 21, 1889, and is buried in Pleasant Grove Cemetery, Timpson, Texas.
John Bates married Susan Inman on September 6, 1877, in Shelby County, Texas. Listed in Rainsville, Shelby County, Texas, in the 1900 federal census:
John H. Bates, 57, head, born Jan 1843 in Georgia, married 23 years
Susan Bates, 52, wife, born Feb 1847, 7 children, 7 living
Josephine Bates, 21, daughter, born Aug 1878
Wade H Bates, 20, son, born Jan 1880
Otto Bates, 18, son, born Feb 1882
John D Bates, 16, son, born Mar 1884
Burtrum Bates, 13, son, born Dec 1884
His widowed mother, Rebecca Welch, age 75 years, was living in Rainsville, Shelby County, Texas, in 1900, in the household of her son, Wilburn Welch, 42, and his wife, Mary E Welch, 42, and their 3 children. She had had 9 children, and 5 were then living. She was not listed with the family in 1910, and her burial place is not yet determined.
John Bates died in Asylum at Austin, Texas, on November 15, 1901. John's brother, W W Bates, died in Joaquin, Shelby County, Texas, on June 4, 1930.
Son of Rebecca Smith and David Bates. Rebecca Smith married David Bates on February 22, 1842, in Coweta County, Georgia. Rebecca C Bates married John M Welch on July 15, 1850, in Coweta County, Georgia.
Listed in Coweta County, Georgia in the 1850 federal census:
R C Welsh, 26
John H Bates, 8
W W Bates, 2
The Welch family had moved to Texas by 1854. Listed in Buenavista, Shelby County, Texas, in the 1860 federal census:
J M Welch, 30, born in Georgia, farmer, $200, $285
R C Welch, 34, born in Georgia
J H Welch, 17, male, born in Georgia, farm labor
W W Welch, 11, male, born in Georgia
M J Welch, 9, female, born in Georgia
E C Welch, 7, female, born in Georgia
J T Welch, 6, male, born in Texas
W W Welch, 3, born in Texas
J G Risinger and L M Risinger gave sworn statements that John Bates served with them in the Civil War, enlisting in the Fall of 1861, until the close of the war, for a period of nearly 4 years. (Mrs Susan J Bates, Gary, Texas, Widow's Application for a Pension, filed April 1914 and approved June 1, 1914.)
His stepfather, J M Welch, appears to have been conscripted in Shelby County, Texas, on February 19, 1862, as a private in Jesse Amason's Company D, O M Roberts' Regiment. John Melear Welch died at age 59, on September 21, 1889, and is buried in Pleasant Grove Cemetery, Timpson, Texas.
John Bates married Susan Inman on September 6, 1877, in Shelby County, Texas. Listed in Rainsville, Shelby County, Texas, in the 1900 federal census:
John H. Bates, 57, head, born Jan 1843 in Georgia, married 23 years
Susan Bates, 52, wife, born Feb 1847, 7 children, 7 living
Josephine Bates, 21, daughter, born Aug 1878
Wade H Bates, 20, son, born Jan 1880
Otto Bates, 18, son, born Feb 1882
John D Bates, 16, son, born Mar 1884
Burtrum Bates, 13, son, born Dec 1884
His widowed mother, Rebecca Welch, age 75 years, was living in Rainsville, Shelby County, Texas, in 1900, in the household of her son, Wilburn Welch, 42, and his wife, Mary E Welch, 42, and their 3 children. She had had 9 children, and 5 were then living. She was not listed with the family in 1910, and her burial place is not yet determined.
John Bates died in Asylum at Austin, Texas, on November 15, 1901. John's brother, W W Bates, died in Joaquin, Shelby County, Texas, on June 4, 1930.
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