John Citon Davitte came to South Carolina where he taught school and practiced law. He married one of his pupils, Ann J. Williams, daughter of Washington Williams and his wife, Sarah Griffin.
They lived fore a time in Edgefield County, South Carolina, but soon after her father died they removed to the Cherokee Lands in Georgia, where they owned 20,000 acres of land in Paulding County, later Polk County, Georgia, Their Children:
Mary Eliot Davitte, married 23 Sept 1847 to Satterwhite Lawrence
Julianna Davitte, married31 Dec 1846 to L.Q.C. Thompson
Samuel William Davitte, married 29 Oct 1854 to Nancy Carnes
Emma Davitte, married 14 April 1858 to William W. Woodruff
Jacob Scott Davitte, married 28 March 1867 to Susan Burge
James Van Davitte, married Dec 1866 to Martha Ann Randall
George Davitte, died at 14 years
They lived fore a time in Edgefield County, South Carolina, but soon after her father died they removed to the Cherokee Lands in Georgia, where they owned 20,000 acres of land in Paulding County, later Polk County, Georgia, Their Children:
Mary Eliot Davitte, married 23 Sept 1847 to Satterwhite Lawrence
Julianna Davitte, married31 Dec 1846 to L.Q.C. Thompson
Samuel William Davitte, married 29 Oct 1854 to Nancy Carnes
Emma Davitte, married 14 April 1858 to William W. Woodruff
Jacob Scott Davitte, married 28 March 1867 to Susan Burge
James Van Davitte, married Dec 1866 to Martha Ann Randall
George Davitte, died at 14 years
John Citon Davitte came to South Carolina where he taught school and practiced law. He married one of his pupils, Ann J. Williams, daughter of Washington Williams and his wife, Sarah Griffin.
They lived fore a time in Edgefield County, South Carolina, but soon after her father died they removed to the Cherokee Lands in Georgia, where they owned 20,000 acres of land in Paulding County, later Polk County, Georgia, Their Children:
Mary Eliot Davitte, married 23 Sept 1847 to Satterwhite Lawrence
Julianna Davitte, married31 Dec 1846 to L.Q.C. Thompson
Samuel William Davitte, married 29 Oct 1854 to Nancy Carnes
Emma Davitte, married 14 April 1858 to William W. Woodruff
Jacob Scott Davitte, married 28 March 1867 to Susan Burge
James Van Davitte, married Dec 1866 to Martha Ann Randall
George Davitte, died at 14 years
They lived fore a time in Edgefield County, South Carolina, but soon after her father died they removed to the Cherokee Lands in Georgia, where they owned 20,000 acres of land in Paulding County, later Polk County, Georgia, Their Children:
Mary Eliot Davitte, married 23 Sept 1847 to Satterwhite Lawrence
Julianna Davitte, married31 Dec 1846 to L.Q.C. Thompson
Samuel William Davitte, married 29 Oct 1854 to Nancy Carnes
Emma Davitte, married 14 April 1858 to William W. Woodruff
Jacob Scott Davitte, married 28 March 1867 to Susan Burge
James Van Davitte, married Dec 1866 to Martha Ann Randall
George Davitte, died at 14 years
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Ann J Davitte
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May 15, 1875
Aged 68 Years
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