Person:George Heatherly (6)

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George Washington Heatherly
b.14 Mar 1843 Campbell Co., Tennessee, United States
d.19 Jul 1906 Campbell Co., Tennessee, United States
Parents and Siblings
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m. 6 Jun 1816
  1. John (1) Heatherly1817 - 1822
  2. Andrew Jackson 'A.J.' Heatherly1820 - 1883
  3. Alexander Heatherly, Sr.1822 - 1906
  4. Mary Heatherly1825 - 1860
  5. John (2) Heatherly1828 - 1912
  6. Martha Heatherly1831 - 1903
  7. William Heatherly, Jr.1834 - 1852
  8. Nancy Catherine Heatherly1839 - 1839
  9. George Washington Heatherly1843 - 1906
Spouse and Children
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  • H.  George Washington Heatherly1843 - 1906
  • W.  Demarice Siler1844 - 1884
m. 2 Apr 1865
  1. Jamica Heatherly1866 - 1898
  2. Texas Belle Heatherly1868 - 1871
  3. Minnie Moss Heatherly1869 - 1873
  4. William S. 'Willie' Heatherly1870 - 1891
  5. Margaret C. Heatherly1872 - 1874
  6. Martha Elizabeth 'Matty' Heatherly1872 - 1897
  7. Rachel Rose Heatherly1875 - 1919
  8. John Wesley Siler Heatherly1881 - 1957
  9. J. Stanley Heatherly1883 -
  10. G. Blaine Heatherly1884 -
Spouse and Children
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m. 18 Oct 1884
  1. Grace Heatherly1885 - 1885
  2. Carrie 'Maude' Heatherly1887 - 1979
  3. Dora B. Heatherly1889 - 1987
  4. Nancy Catherine 'Cora' Heatherly1891 -
  5. Henry Harrison Heatherly1892 - 1972
  6. Dewey 'Hobart' Heatherly1898 - 1986
  7. Vivian HeatherlyAbt 1902 -
  8. Loucinda Edna Heatherly1904 -
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Facts and Events
Name George Washington Heatherly
Gender Male
Birth? 14 Mar 1843 Campbell Co., Tennessee, United States
Marriage 2 Apr 1865 Campbell Co., Tennessee, United Statesto Demarice Siler
Marriage 18 Oct 1884 to Emma Aileen Ridenour
Death? 19 Jul 1906 Campbell Co., Tennessee, United States
Burial? Baker Forge Memorial Cemetery, Campbell Co., Tennessee, United Statesreinterred
Alt Burial? New Heatherly Cemetery, Campbell Co., Tennessee, United States

Heatherly Family book, pg 75: "In manhood George W. was six foot, 2 inches, with fair complexion, black hair and blue eyes. He was a hardworking ambitious yourh, as he worked on his father's farm with slaves, who later took the Heatherly Family name after the Civil War. . . When George W. left home to join the Union Army, he left his mother, Katy or Catherine, in the care of Uncle Tom and Aunt Emma (slaves) at the family home. After his return, he gave them a home and farm at what is today (1978) Beard Training Center. When the Civil War ended, Uncle Tom and Emma and their little family did not want to leave.

"While he was serving with the Union Army as a Corporal in Co. A 1st inf., he met Miss Demarice Siler at her parent's home in Kentucky. They were married April 2, 1865. They came to live in the large two story home built by his parents on Powell River."

References
  1.   Stephens, Nadine H. Heatherlys and related families: our Norris Lake area ancestry; Cannon, Childress, Craig, Hicks, Jackson, Reynolds, Spangler, Wilson, and others. (Jacksboro, Tennessee: Action Printing, 1988)
    pg 14, 74, 75, 76.
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