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     Mary was born circa 1831 at Jefferson Co., Florida. She was the daughter of Samuel Garrett and Temperance Hardie.

     Nancy was born circa 1844 at Stewart Co., Georgia.¹ She was the daughter of Samuel Garrett and Temperance Hardie.

     Samuel was born circa 1806 at Georgia.¹ He married Temperance Hardie, daughter of William M. Hardie and Elizabeth (--?--), circa 1827 at Wilkinson Co., Georgia.
     
Biography of Samuel Garrett:


      Samuel
Garrett bought land in 1829 and 1830 in Leon County and in 1831 Gadsen County Florida from the Government Land office. He likely moved to that area of Florida in the late 1820's [Florida Land: Records of the Tallahassee and Newnansvlle General Land Office 1825-1892, p. 103]. A check of the location of this land (Sections 28 and 32 Twp 3 north and Range 4 east) shows it is located in present day Jefferson County about 1 mile northwest of the Town of Alma. This land is about 1 mile north of where Samuel's father-in-law William M.
Hardie
lived and owned land at that same time. The Garrett's likely moved to Stewart County, Georgia in the mid 1830's based on the birth places of this family found in the 1850 Census of Stewart County, Georgia [Hist. of Stewart County, Section II, p.175].

     Sara was born in 1832 at Georgia. She married Joseph E. Ferguson, .¹ Sara died circa 1900 at Terrell Co., Georgia.

     Theophilus was born circa 1832 at Jefferson Co., Florida.¹ He was the son of Samuel Garrett and Temperance Hardie.

     William was born circa 1834 at Jefferson Co., Florida.¹ He was the son of Samuel Garrett and Temperance Hardie.
     
Biography of William J. Garrett:

William served in the Civil War. He joined Co. G. 2nd Reg. Brigade of State Troopers on 11 Oct 1861. His unit served in 4th Corp. of the Army of Northern Virginia. He was discharged in April 1862 - went home and immediately reenlisted in Co. D, 57th Reg. of Army of Tennessee on 3 May 1862 as part of the re-organization of the CSA. Finally was placed in a Company of men from Wilkinson Co., Georgia men called "Stark Guards". On 16 May 1863 he lost an arm at Baker's Creek, Miss. - Discharged. A cousin James Garrett served in same Co. and lost an arm the same battle and day. [Hahn - Hardie Family Records]

     Beulah was born on 6 May 1871 at Lowndes Co., Georgia. She was the daughter of Franklin Manafield Gaston and Cinderella Irene Deas. She married James Pickens Hammock, son of Samuel Hammock and Mary Hadden, on 31 December 1885 at Lowndes Co., Georgia.¹ Beulah died on 30 March 1914 at Madison Co., Florida, at age 42. Her body was buried at Mt. Horeb Cemetery, Madison Co., Florida.²

     He married Cinderella Irene Deas, .¹

     He married Allie Blair, .¹