Person:Edward Lorandini (1)

HISTORY: During the war of 1812, Edward was a provate in the 14th Reemint (McBoy's) of the Mississippi Militia. In 181, he was on the tax rolls of Mobile County but in 1820 Edward was on the census in Jackson Co., Mississippi and was still on the January, 1825 Census of Jackson County. in that year, four free white males, on taxable, and six free white females lived in the household. Located records account for only two of those males in 1825.

HISTORY: Foy C. Smith. "Index of the Compiled Service Records of Volunteer Soldiers Who Served During the War of 1812 in Organizations from the Territory of mississippi," Deep South Genealogical Quarterly, vol. 23 (1986) p. 92. HISTORY: Tax Rolls 1814 Mississippi Territory, Mobile County Archives, reel 2 p 2 HISTORY: 1820 Census of the United States, Jackson Co. MS. HISTORY: 1825 Census, State of Mississippi, Jackson County, # 63 HISTORY: At his death, Edward owned property on Broad St., Conti St. and Laurendine Alley Which was divided among his children. HISTORY: Minute Book I, Orphans Court, Mobile Co. Al., pp. 560 - 564.