Name: talulah -- Garrison

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Individual Page


Family
Marriage: Children:

  1. James Caleb Garrison: Birth: 1775 in North Carolina. Death: 1840 in Jackson County, Georgia

  2. David Garrison: Birth: 17 FEB 1777 in Orange County,(Almance) , North Carolina. Death: 7 APR 1842 in Franklin County, Georgia

  3. Levi B. Garrison: Birth: 10 JAN 1779 in North Carolina. Death: 1850 in Anderson county, North Carolina

  4. Thomas Wesley Garrison: Birth: 18 JAN 1780 in Orange County, North Carolina. Death: 17 OCT 1864 in Banks County, Georgia

  5. Rebecca Garrison: Birth: 1782 in Orange County, North Carolina. Death: AFT 1840 in Georgia

  6. Jane Candice Garrison: Birth: 22 SEP 1785 in Haw River, Orange County, North Carolina. Death: 9 JAN 1879 in Banks county, Georgia

  7. Christopher Garrison: Birth: ABT 1787 in Orange County, North Carolina. Death: ABT 1811 in Franklin County, Georgia

  8. Caleb Garrison: Birth: 21 DEC 1789 in Orange County, North Carolina. Death: APR 1862 in Conway County, Springfield, AR


Notes
a. Note:   There have been Garrison/Medders family reunions in Homer (Banks county -
 formerly Franklin county), Georgia.
 Notes from Bev Garrison based on her research
 Jedediah Garrison was born and raised in Dupin County, NC. His wife Jane was
 also from North Carolina. In 1790, Jedediah was in the Pendleton District of S. Carolina
 and in 1800 was listed as being in the Greenville District of South Carolina.
 In the spring of 1804, Jedediah and his family moved from South Carolina to
 Franklin County, Georgia. Christopher, being quite old, came with them to Georgia.
 Jedediah Garrison was a Revolutionary War soldier, and in 1827 drew Lee County Land
 in the land Lottery. It was granted Dec. 21, 1833.
 Mt. Pleasant Methodist Church near Homer, Georgia in Banks County was organized by
 Jedediah Garrison, two of his sons and some cousins. David and Levi Garrison, sons of
 Jedediah, were Methodist ministers. Levi returned to South Carolina and preached on a
 circuit for 10 years. Levi also built and operated the first Cotton Mill in South Carolina.
 Jedediah, his father Christopher, and other members of his family are buried at
 Mt Pleasant Methodist Church near Homer, Georgia. In 1989 a marker was placed at
 Jedediah's grave by the D.A.R and the Veteran's Administration, stating that he was a
 Revolutionary War Soldier.
 Jedediah is listed in 1790 census of South Carolina and in the County Deed books of
 North Carolina, South Carolina and in Franklin County, Georgia. It shows the amount of
 land he owned and where it was located.

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