Birth: ABT FEB 1791 in Columbia, Tolland, Connecticut
Death: 10 SEP 1823 in Columbus, Muscogee, Georgia (sic)
Above from Linda Farmer Ames 2/5/2012
[Place of death above is incorrect. Wondering if his remains later brought to Columbus for re-interment, or if he is instead still buried somewhere else, making this a memorial-only monument ?]
Autry Historic Linwood Cemetery book, edited by Dowd & others, Volume 3, p. 44 says from the American Mercury Newspaper (Connecticut) on October 14, 1823: Died at Fortville, Jones County, GA, on the 10th ultimo, in the 33d year of his age (so 32 years old), Dr. Orray Ticnknor, a native of Connecticut (however, the Biographical Souvenir of the States of GA & FL, 1889, says he was born in NJ). Also, from the Descendants of William Ticknor of Scituate and Other Immigrants named Ticknor & Tickner, by James Melville Hunnewell, Boston, 1919: Orray "Orra" Ticknor married Harriet Coolidge (6/30/1793--10/9/1854), the d/o Henry Joseph Coolidge and Lucy Jones. He was a physician and moved to Savannah about 1815, then moved to Fortville, Jones Co, GA.
The monument bears inscriptions for four persons. East face: Dr. Orray Ticknor d. 1823 (?) (top) Henry Coolidge d. 1849. West face: Harriet S. Tickner d. 1854 (left) Mary Jones Coolidge d. 1849 (right)
Notes from Contributor #44643987: Inscription Hard to read. (Info from Autry Book about Linwood Cem.)
Same stone Inf brother Henry Coolidge,d 4/11/1849,age 6 mos?
8/2/2015 Parents info from http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=mr&MRid=46809554
Death: 10 SEP 1823 in Columbus, Muscogee, Georgia (sic)
Above from Linda Farmer Ames 2/5/2012
[Place of death above is incorrect. Wondering if his remains later brought to Columbus for re-interment, or if he is instead still buried somewhere else, making this a memorial-only monument ?]
Autry Historic Linwood Cemetery book, edited by Dowd & others, Volume 3, p. 44 says from the American Mercury Newspaper (Connecticut) on October 14, 1823: Died at Fortville, Jones County, GA, on the 10th ultimo, in the 33d year of his age (so 32 years old), Dr. Orray Ticnknor, a native of Connecticut (however, the Biographical Souvenir of the States of GA & FL, 1889, says he was born in NJ). Also, from the Descendants of William Ticknor of Scituate and Other Immigrants named Ticknor & Tickner, by James Melville Hunnewell, Boston, 1919: Orray "Orra" Ticknor married Harriet Coolidge (6/30/1793--10/9/1854), the d/o Henry Joseph Coolidge and Lucy Jones. He was a physician and moved to Savannah about 1815, then moved to Fortville, Jones Co, GA.
The monument bears inscriptions for four persons. East face: Dr. Orray Ticknor d. 1823 (?) (top) Henry Coolidge d. 1849. West face: Harriet S. Tickner d. 1854 (left) Mary Jones Coolidge d. 1849 (right)
Notes from Contributor #44643987: Inscription Hard to read. (Info from Autry Book about Linwood Cem.)
Same stone Inf brother Henry Coolidge,d 4/11/1849,age 6 mos?
8/2/2015 Parents info from http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=mr&MRid=46809554
Birth: ABT FEB 1791 in Columbia, Tolland, Connecticut
Death: 10 SEP 1823 in Columbus, Muscogee, Georgia (sic)
Above from Linda Farmer Ames 2/5/2012
[Place of death above is incorrect. Wondering if his remains later brought to Columbus for re-interment, or if he is instead still buried somewhere else, making this a memorial-only monument ?]
Autry Historic Linwood Cemetery book, edited by Dowd & others, Volume 3, p. 44 says from the American Mercury Newspaper (Connecticut) on October 14, 1823: Died at Fortville, Jones County, GA, on the 10th ultimo, in the 33d year of his age (so 32 years old), Dr. Orray Ticnknor, a native of Connecticut (however, the Biographical Souvenir of the States of GA & FL, 1889, says he was born in NJ). Also, from the Descendants of William Ticknor of Scituate and Other Immigrants named Ticknor & Tickner, by James Melville Hunnewell, Boston, 1919: Orray "Orra" Ticknor married Harriet Coolidge (6/30/1793--10/9/1854), the d/o Henry Joseph Coolidge and Lucy Jones. He was a physician and moved to Savannah about 1815, then moved to Fortville, Jones Co, GA.
The monument bears inscriptions for four persons. East face: Dr. Orray Ticknor d. 1823 (?) (top) Henry Coolidge d. 1849. West face: Harriet S. Tickner d. 1854 (left) Mary Jones Coolidge d. 1849 (right)
Notes from Contributor #44643987: Inscription Hard to read. (Info from Autry Book about Linwood Cem.)
Same stone Inf brother Henry Coolidge,d 4/11/1849,age 6 mos?
8/2/2015 Parents info from http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=mr&MRid=46809554
Death: 10 SEP 1823 in Columbus, Muscogee, Georgia (sic)
Above from Linda Farmer Ames 2/5/2012
[Place of death above is incorrect. Wondering if his remains later brought to Columbus for re-interment, or if he is instead still buried somewhere else, making this a memorial-only monument ?]
Autry Historic Linwood Cemetery book, edited by Dowd & others, Volume 3, p. 44 says from the American Mercury Newspaper (Connecticut) on October 14, 1823: Died at Fortville, Jones County, GA, on the 10th ultimo, in the 33d year of his age (so 32 years old), Dr. Orray Ticnknor, a native of Connecticut (however, the Biographical Souvenir of the States of GA & FL, 1889, says he was born in NJ). Also, from the Descendants of William Ticknor of Scituate and Other Immigrants named Ticknor & Tickner, by James Melville Hunnewell, Boston, 1919: Orray "Orra" Ticknor married Harriet Coolidge (6/30/1793--10/9/1854), the d/o Henry Joseph Coolidge and Lucy Jones. He was a physician and moved to Savannah about 1815, then moved to Fortville, Jones Co, GA.
The monument bears inscriptions for four persons. East face: Dr. Orray Ticknor d. 1823 (?) (top) Henry Coolidge d. 1849. West face: Harriet S. Tickner d. 1854 (left) Mary Jones Coolidge d. 1849 (right)
Notes from Contributor #44643987: Inscription Hard to read. (Info from Autry Book about Linwood Cem.)
Same stone Inf brother Henry Coolidge,d 4/11/1849,age 6 mos?
8/2/2015 Parents info from http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=mr&MRid=46809554
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