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Robert Monroe Spradlin and Mary Elizabeth Davidson were married on 7 June 1883 in Faulkner, Arkansas, United StatesG+.

James Dudley Sublett and Sarah Durnal were married.

James Dudley Sublett and Sarah Durnal were married.

John Garrard. About 1773, he bought land in Wilkes County, Georgia (about 7 miles from Washington, GA, near the Ebenezer Baptist Church, He lived here until a short time before his death. He served in the Revolutionary War and was given 287 1/2 acres of land in Washington County, GA for his services. Soon after his second marriage, John moved to Jones County, GA where he died.

He and Mary Bolt were married about 1758 in South CarolinaG.

He and Elizabeth ? were married about 1806 in Wilkes, Georgia, United StatesG+.

Peter Garard. From: "History of Baldwin County, Georgia." By Mrs. Anna Maria Green Cook. The Reprint Co., Publishers. Spartanburg, SC 1978. "Peter Garard left the Walloon county in northeastern France, being a French Huguenot, abou the year 1685, after the Revocation of the Treaty of Nantes, with his two little sons to make his home in England. On May 8, 1687, in the ninth year of the reign of William the Third, Peter Garrard was naturalized as a British subject. Here in England, Peter Garrard and his two young sons lived and died." This same source used in other Garrard entries. Other sources include: "Garrards in America," in Volume IV ("Genealogical Records"), Part II of "Genealogical Data Collected by the Department of Archives and History of Georgia in IV Parts." 1938. Oral History by John D. Garrard. Information also used and appears in "Governor Garrard of Kentucky: His Descendant and Relatives." By Anna Russell des Cognets. First printing 1898, 2nd 1962. Included is: "A Postscript About the Garrard Family," by Louis des Cognets, Jr. First Printing 1962.

William Garrard and Mary Lewis were married.

He. Arrived America probably between the years 1730 and 1740. Settled in Stafford County, Virginia where he held the office of County Lieutenant. During Revolutionary War, he held the rank of Colonel.

William Garrard and Mary Lewis were married.

James Garrard. Served as a Colonel in the State Militia of Stafford County. During the Revolution, he filled many positios of honor in his county and State. In 1783, James settled in Bourbon County, Kentucky, where he was elected Governor. Garrard County, Kentucky was formed in 1796, and named for James Garrard, the n Governor of Kentucky.

He and Elizabeth Mountjoy were married on 20 December 1769 in Stafford, VirginiaG.

James Garrard and Elizabeth Mountjoy were married on 20 December 1769 in Stafford, VirginiaG.

John Garrard and Mary Bolt were married about 1758 in South CarolinaG.

John Garrard and Elizabeth ? were married about 1806 in Wilkes, Georgia, United StatesG+.

John Barron and Frances Garrard were married.

Jacob Garrard. Entered Revolutionary War at the age of sixteen. Was in the Battle of Cowpens and other engagements until end of the war. He lived in Wilkes County, Georgia until December 1804, at which time he moved to Baldwin County, Georgia, that part which was later cut off to form Putnam County, on Lot No. 239, containing 203 acres. He then bought 60 acres from Arington, and later added to this from Lot No. 240, bought from John Roquemore. His family were Baptists and attended the Rooty Creek Church, later changed to Flat Rock Church. He and wife, Elizabeth, are both buried in the "Watt Field," which is a part of the Garrard plantation at Dennis, Georgia.

He and Mary Elizabeth Barron were married on 22 June 1786 in Warren, GeorgiaG.

John Barron and Frances Garrard were married.