Feb. 28, 1799' - Warren County Deed Book ?A? - p. 508 - Castleberry, Martha, Peter, and Claburn, to Matthew McCrary, all of Warren County. Deed dated Feb. 28, 1799, conveying 100 acres on Long Creek, granted to the said Martha in 1791. - Witness: Arthur Jenkins, Collinson Waters. Marriage 1: Elizabeth Newland Castleberry Born: Between 1770 And 1775, Died:
Marriage 2 Stacey (Stacie) Benton Born: 1775 in Virginia, Died:
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Tuesday, November 3, 2015
P. Y. Waters Great-Grand Father: John Collinson Waters (Born: 1789 Died: 1862)
P. Y. Waters Great-Grand Mother, First Wife Of Collison Waters, Elizabeth Newland Castleberry Waters, (Born: Between 1770 And 1775 Died: 1814)
Marriage 1: Collinson Waters Born: Between 1770 And 1775 in North Carolina, Jones County?
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P. Y. Waters Great-Grand Mother, Second Wife Of Collison Waters, Stacey Benton Waters, (Born: 1775 Died: Between 1850 and 1860)
Marriage 1: Collinson Waters b: BET 1770 AND 1775 in North Carolina, Jones County?
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P. Y. Waters Grandfather: James Samuel (Sammie) Waters (Born: 1820, Died: 1865)
Age At Death: 45
Birth: 1820
Death: 1865
Buried: Oconee Hill Cemetery, Athens, Clarke County, Georgia 43rd Regiment, Georgia Infantry 43rd Infantry Regiment, organized at Big Shanty, Georgia, in April, 1862, contained men from Cherokee, Pickens, Cobb, Hall, Forsyth, Jefferson, and Jackson counties. The unit moved to Tennessee, then Mississippi where it placed under the command of General Barton in the Department of Mississippi and East Louisiana. It took an active part in the conflicts at Chickasaw Bayou and Champion's Hill, and was captured when Vicksburg fell. After being exchanged, the 43rd was assigned to General Stovall's Brigade, Army of Tennessee. It was prominent in the numerous campaigns of the army from Missionary Ridge to Nashville, and ended the war in North Carolina. In December, 1863, it totalled 283 men and 251 arms, and in November, 1864, there were 130 fit for duty. On April 26, 1865, the unit surrendered. Its commanding officers were Colonels Hiram P. Bell, Skidmore Harris, and Henry C. Kellogg, and Major William C. Lester. |
Father: Collinson Waters b: BET 1770 AND 1775 in North Carolina, Jones County?
Mother: Stacey (Stacie) Benton b: 1775 in Virginia
Marriage 2: Caroline (Dicey) Beersheba Hamilton b: 1828 in Georgia
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Source: rootsweb.ancestry.com
Mother: Stacey (Stacie) Benton b: 1775 in Virginia
Marriage 2: Caroline (Dicey) Beersheba Hamilton b: 1828 in Georgia
- Married: BET 1844 AND 1845 in Hall County, Georgia
Angeline Waters b: 1845 in Hall County, Georgia
James Knox Polk Waters b: 29 APR 1847 in Hall County, Georgia
- Married: ABT 1815 in Georgia
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Source: rootsweb.ancestry.com
P. Y. Waters Grandmother: Carolyn Barsheba "Basha" Hamilton Waters (Born: unknown, Died: July 10, 1899)
Age At Death:
| Birth: | unknown | ||||||||
| Death: | Jul. 10, 1899 | ||||||||
 Born circa 1829. BARSHEBA, BERSHEBA, BARSHEBY - from the Old Testament place name "Beersheba," meaning the "seventh well" or the "well of the oath"." Genesis 21:31 "Wherefore he called that place Beer-sheba; because there they sware both of them." Note: In the 1870 census her name was incorrectly transcribed as "Dicey" but this was a transcription error, not a nickname. Widow of James Samuel "Sammie" Waters (1820-1865). Where her husband is buried is not known. He may have died in the war. No tombstone on grave. A tombstone on grave next to hers says "Saye". Lot 41, Valley Section interred 12 Jul 1899 Same plot with: Grandson: William Franklin Saye Where her daughter Sarah Waters Saye is buried is not known. | Family links: Children: James Knox Polk Waters (1847 - 1903)* David Robert Waters (1849 - 1920)* Frances M Waters Meade (1853 - 1910)* Sarah Waters Saye | *Calculated relationship | |||||||
| Burial: Oconee Hill Cemetery Athens Clarke County Georgia, USA Plot: Lot 41, Valley Section | |||||||||
Created by: cra2004 Record added: Feb 22, 2015 Find A Grave Memorial# 142948150 | |||||||||
P. Y. Waters Sibling: Mae (May) F. Waters (Born: July 26, 1918 Died: Apr. 10, 1939)
Age At Death: 19
| Birth: | Jul. 4, 1894 Georgia, USA |
| Death: | Mar. 28, 1914 Georgia, USA |
Miss May Waters Athens Banner, Sunday morning, March 29, 1914 Transcribed by Connie Epps Bond (CEB) DOD: March 28, 1914 Miss May Waters Athens Banner, Sunday morning, March 29, 1914 Transcribed by Connie Epps Bond (CEB) July 4,1894 - March 28, 1914 Miss May Waters Died Yesterday Yesterday morning occurred the death of Miss May Waters, aged just twenty years, at her home in the county. The funeral and interment will be today at 11o;clock at the Princeton Methodist church, Rev. Mr. Franklin, the pastor to conduct the services. Mesrs. H. R. Clifford, J. D. and P. Y. Waters, brothers, survive her, and one sister, Miss Flony Waters. She was a member of the Methodist church and active worker in the Sunday school, a sweet-spirited, gentle girl just blooming into the full glory of young womanhood. Note from CEB: Abt 1894 - March 28, 1914 Georgia deaths, ancestry.com Name: Mae F. Waters SSN: 255-66-0897 Last Residence: 30605 Athens, Clarke, Georgia, United States of America Born: 26, Jul. 1894 Died: 10, Apr. 1914 State (Year) SSN issued: Georgia (1959) Note from Don Shackelford: Parents: James Polk Waters and Sarah Peek Waters By July 5, 1894 she had no children Sarah “Sister” May Waters Family links: Parents: James Knox Polk Waters (1847 - 1903) Sarah Peek Waters (1852 - 1894) Siblings: Hillard Revan Waters (1871 - 1943)* James David Waters (1875 - 1958)* Ruthie Waters Bramlett (1879 - 1895)* P. Y. Waters (1881 - 1937)* Clifford M Waters (1888 - 1965)* Flonnie Lee Waters (1891 - 1944)* Mae Waters (1894 - 1914) *Calculated relationship | |
| Burial: Princeton United Methodist Church Cemetery Princeton Clarke County Georgia, USA | |
Created by: Connie Epps Bond Record added: Jun 06, 2010 Find A Grave Memorial# 53343055 | |
P. Y. Waters Sibling: Miss Flonnie Lee Waters (Born: May 14, 1891 Died: Feb. 7, 1944)
At the time of her death, Joseph O. Sr., Robert (Bob) and Daniel A. Waters were in the Military.
Age At Death: 52
| Birth: | May 14, 1891 Georgia, USA | ||
| Death: | Feb. 7, 1944 Alabama, USA | ||
Banner Herald, pg 3, Tuesday, February 8, 1944 Transcribed by Connie Epps Bond from UGA microfilm Miss Flonnie Waters Taken By Death In Atlanta hospital DOD: February 7, 1944 Miss Flonnie Waters, 52, died in Atlanta Monday morning at 10:45 oclock following an illness of eighteen months. Services will be conducted from Princeton Methodist church, the Rev Shelton E Adams, pastor of the church officiating and burial will be in Princeton cemetery. Pall-bearers will be Steve Shackelford, S P Waters, Arthur Waters, Carson Waters, Emory Waters and Homer H Dunaway. Date for the services will be announced later by Clyde McDorman Funeral Home Surviving Miss Waters are two brothers, C M Waters, Athens and J D Waters, Calhoun Falls, SC, and large number of nieces and nephews. A native of Clarke county, Miss Waters had lived here practically all her life and had many friends thoughout this section who will be distressed to learn of her passing From CEB: No children information from Don Shackelford, Parents James Polk and Sarah Peek Waters Georgia Deaths, ancestry.com Name: Flonnie Lee Waters Death Date: 7 Feb 1944 County of Death: Clarke Gender: F (Female) Race: White Age: 52 years Certificate: 3226 Family links: Parents: James Knox Polk Waters (1847 - 1903) Sarah Peek Waters (1852 - 1894) Siblings: Hillard Revan Waters (1871 - 1943)* James David Waters (1875 - 1958)* Ruthie Waters Bramlett (1879 - 1895)* P. Y. Waters (1881 - 1937)* Clifford M Waters (1888 - 1965)* Flonnie Lee Waters (1891 - 1944) Mae Waters (1894 - 1914)* *Calculated relationship | |||
| Burial: Princeton United Methodist Church Cemetery Princeton Clarke County Georgia, USA | |||
Created by: Connie Epps Bond Record added: Jun 06, 2010 Find A Grave Memorial# 53323007 | |||
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