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Note: 1880 Census - District 1189, Clayton Co., GA; pg. 488C
E. B. CATES Self M Male W 34 GA Farmer GA GA
Sussie CATES Wife M Female W 33 GA House Keeper GA GA
Culin CATES Dau S Female W 5 GA At Home GA GA
Snolar CATES1 Dau S Female W 3 GA At Home GA GA
Willey CATES2 Son S Male W 9M GA At Home GA GA
and:
District #1088, pg. 512C
E. B. CATES1 Self M Male W 34 GA Farmer GA GA
Susan CATES Wife M Female W 33 GA House Keeper GA GA
Lular CATES Dau S Female W 5 GA GA GA
Viola CATES Dau S Female W 3 GA GA GA
Willey CATES Son S Male W 9M GA GA GA
W. J. FARMER Other S Male B 11 GA Servant GA GA
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1900 Census - 321 District - Georgia State Sanitarium, Baldwin Co., Georgia; ED 8; pg. 15B
HH as of June 1, 1900 - Enumerated June 11, 1900
Green B. Cates, Inmate, W M, 54, M, Ga, can read/write/speak English
1900 Census - Ellenwood precinct, Clayton Co., Georgia; ED 10; pg. 16A
HH as of June 1, 1900 - Enumerated June 19, 1900 - #272-277
Susannah Cates, head, W F, Sept 1846, 53, M 26 ys, 8/8 children, Ga Ga Ga, Farmer
Martha V., dau, W F, Aug 1877, 22, S, Ga Ga Ga
William D., son, W M, Sept 1880, 19, S, Ga Ga Ga
Rufus E., son, W M, Nov 1882, 17, S, Ga Ga Ga
Robert E., son, W M, Nov 1882, 17, S, Ga Ga Ga
Clifford, son, W M, Apr 1884, 16, S, Ga Ga Ga
Elton, son, W M, Nov 1886, 13, S, Ga Ga Ga
at bottom of sheet / left off family in error:
Hardy Cates, son, W M, Sept 1889, 10, S, Ga Ga Ga, at school
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Georgia, Confederate Pension Applications, 1879-1960
Name: Green B Cates
County: Clayton
Approx. Application Year: 1889
Application Type: Soldier
Archive collection name: Pension Applications of Confederate Soldiers and Widows
Archive Collection #: GCP-086
Number of Images in Packet: 19
Name: Green B Cates of Clayton Co., Ga
DOB: 6 December 1844
Enlisted: Pvt - Co F, 2nd Reg of Col Cruses' Cavalry Reg't, Georgia Volunteers, Wheeler's Brigade
"Whilst engages in such military services at Blanes Cross Roads in the State of Tenness, some time in the month of Jany 1864, he was wounded as follows: By a limb of a tree, cut off by a canon ball about 20 feet high falling upon him, fracturing his skull causing the skull bone to press on his brain causing him to have fits from that time to the present. He was up to that time a stout strong ma but since then he has been so disabled and afflicted that he is unable by any means to make his living and is compelled to avail himself to the County Pauper Farm for support. He is certain that his disabled condition is the result of this injury received in the service of the Confederate States .
Signed: G. B. Cates
22nd day of February 1889
Zack C. Fork, Ordinary
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From: Carlton and/or Lana Floyd
To: VCJFreeman@@aol.com
Subject: Re: cates - Henry/Clayton Co Ga
Date: Sat, 16 Apr 2005 11:21:55 -0500
I don't know if this data came from a bible record or not. I do remember Jim Lovvorn of TN had a Cates Bible record, don't remember which one; he is now deceased.
However, at one time, the tombstone could be read for William A. and Sally Cates. I have a note that says the photo appears to show birth as -re: William Abraham Cates--Picture of tombstone posted on Marilyn's site, looks like "departed this life March the 28th" so may have been misread in the past-or else tombstone was incorrect and that does happen sometimes.
Though still standing, they are almost worn to the point of can't read it anymore. I do have a note that a photo of William's tombstone was online at [Marilyn Cates-her website is on myfamily.com and you need an invitation to search it. ~Her email is CopperDoll1@@webtv.net --10/22/2002]. I don't know if this email is still current or the site still in existence.
My husband's grandmother was Eula James Cates, daughter of Greenberry and Martha Cook Cates; Greenberry was the son of Romulus Sanders Cates and Lucinda Reeves Cates, Romulus was the son of William A. and Sarah "Sallie" Berry Cates.
Most of the children had dates on their tombstones, some may have come from other sources as obituaries, death certificates, mortality schedules, etc.
Lana
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