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Note: in 1882 and burned in 1988. Members of the Arrington family lived there the entire 106 years!!
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1860 Census - born in GA
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1870 Census - born in AL
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1880 Census - District 761, Heard Co., Georgia; ED 65; pg. 78C
HH as of June 1, 1880 - Enumerated June 16/17, 1880
#170-170
William Davis, W M, 30, head, M, Farmer, cannot read/write, Ga parents bp blank
Martha, W F, 29, wife, M, keep house, cannot read/write, Ga, parent bp blank
John W., W M, 6, S, Ga Ga Ga
Lizzie, W F, 4, dau, S, Ga Ga Ga
Lucy, W F, 3, dau, S, Ga Ga Ga
Hiram, W M, 2, son, S, Ga Ga Ga
#171-171
Charles Arrington, W M, 26, head, M, Farmer, cannot read/write, Ga Va Ga
Francis, W F, 23, wife, M, cannot read/write, Ga, parents bp blank (nee Davis - sister of Jessie below)
Mary, W F, 4, dau, S, Ga Ga Ga
Anderson, W M, 1, son, S, Ga Ga Ga
#172-172
Jessie Davis, W M, 27, head, M, Laborer, cannot write, Ga, parents bp blank
Vina, W F, 20, wife, M, Keeps house, cannot write, Ga, parents bp blank
Sarah, W F, 3, dau, S, Ala Ga Ga
Jessie, W M, 1 mos, b. May, son, S, Ga Ga Ga
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1900 Census - Walnut Hill District, Heard Co., GA; ED 77; pg. 3A
Charles J Arington, head, W M, Jan 1854, M 25 yrs, AL VA VA
Sarah F., wife, W F, Oct 1854, 45, M 25 yrs, 9/10 children, GA GA SC
Mary E., dau, W F, Oct 1877, 22, S, GA AL GA
Anderson, son, W M, Feb 1880, 20, S, GA AL GA
Sarah June, dau, W F, Dec 1881, 18, S, GA AL GA
John L., son, W M, Jan 1884, 16, S, GA AL GA
Docia, dau, W F, Mar 1886, 14, S, GA AL GA
Louis U., son, W M, May 1888, 12, GA AL GA
Mary J., dau, W F, July 1890, 9, S, GA AL GA (s/b Marvin J - see 1910 Census & WWI Draft Reg Card)
Rufus L., son, W M, July 1892, 7, S, GA AL GA
Lita V., dau, W F, Oct 1894, 5, S, GA AL GA
Bertha E. dau, W F, Mar 1898, 2, S, GA AL GA
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1910 Census - Militia District 761 Texas, Heard Co., Georgia; ED 61; pg. 14A/14B
HH as of April 15, 1910 - Enumerated May 3, 1910
Walnut Hill Road
#259-261
Mary Arrington, head, F W, 62, Wd, 7/7 children, Ga US US (widow of John J. Arrington)
Mollie, dau, F W, 24, S, Ga Ga Ga
Jefferson, son, M W, 20, S, Ga Ga Ga
#261-263
Francis (s/b Frances) Arrington, head, F W, 53, Wd, 10/11 children, Ala US US, farmer - general farm (widow of Charles J. Arrington)
Marvin, son, M W, 18, S, Ga Ga Ala (enumerated as Mary J. in 1900 Census; Marvin is correct)
Ruth, son, M W, 17, S, Ga Ga Ala (s/b Rufus)
Lydia, dau, F W, 15, S, Ga Ga Ala
Bertha, dau, F W, 12, S, Ga Ga Ala
Grady, son, M W, 9, S, Ga Ga Ala
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1920 Census - Walnut Hill District 1517, Heard Co., Georgia; ED 67, pg. 3B
HH as of January 1, 1920 - Enumerated January 8, 1920
FM-55-57
Sarah F. Arrington, head, F W, 65, Wd, Ala Ala Va
Bertha, dau, F W, 26, S, Ga Ga Ala
Charles G., son, M W, 19, S, Ga Ga Ala
FM-56-58
Rufus L. Arrington, head, M W, 27, M, Ga Ga Ala
Lula Lee, wife, F W, 24 M, Ga Ga Ala
Howard G., son, M W, 1, S, Ga Ga Ga
FM-57-59
Charlie M. Yarborough, M W, 23, M, Ga Ala Ga, can read/write
Mary M., wife, F W, 29, M, Ga Ga Ga, can read/write
Hulet H., son, M W, 2 mos, S, Ga Ga Ga
Mary M. Arrington, mother-in-law, F W, 67, Wd, Ga Ga Ga, canNOT read/write
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The Roanoke Leader
Roanoke, Randolph Co., Alabama
Wednesday, December 19, 1906
Mr. Charles Arrington, a well known citizen, died last Thursday (13 Dec 1906) at his home
just over in Georgia and was buried at Big Spring on Friday. Mr. Arrington
was returning home from Franklin when he was struck with paralysis and only
lived a few hours. The deceased was about fifty years old and leaves a large
family. The funeral services were conducted by Elder J. B. Strickland.
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Marriage of Richard Jackson Breed and Pearlie Jane Arrington, Randolph, Alabama
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MARRIED IN LOWELL
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At 10 o�clock last Sunday [20 Jun 1909] morning, in the Lowell suburb, Mr. J. B. [sic - R. J.] BREED and Miss Pearlie Jane ARRINGTON were married at the home of the bride�s father, Mr. John ARRINGTON. Rev. R. B. HESTER was the officiating minister. A number of the friends of the esteemed couple were present to enjoy the pleasing occasion and to partake of the good dinner which came on in due time.
[From The Roanoke Leader (Randolph County, Alabama), 23 Jun 1909, p.1]
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Richard Jackson BREED, 2 Dec 1879--29 Jul 1956,
Pearlie Jane ARRINGTON BREED, 10 Jan 1891--6 Sep 1933,
Both interred in Cedarwood Cemetery, Roanoke, Randolph Co., Alabama.
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