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From: "Ona Patrick" <>
Subject: RE: [MSSWTERR] Re: Researching historical information "old southwest (natchez) territory"
Date: Fri, 21 Nov 2003 22:18:46 -0800
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Is this the same Charlotte Paine?? This was found on familysearch.
Charlotte PAINE b. abt 1809 Plains, E Baton Rouge, LA; m. abt. 1827 Plains,
E Baton Rouge, LA, to James Young WILLIAMS b. abt. 1807 Plains, E Baton
Rouge, LA; d. bef 1840
Children:
Mary Jane WILLIAMS b. 27 Jan 1828 Plains, E Baton Rouge, LA; d. 09 Jun 1888
Sarah F. WILLIAMS b. abt 1832 Plains, E Baton Rouge, LA
Emily Louise WILLIAMS b. abt 1834 Plains, E Baton Rouge, LA
James Young WILLIAMS b. abt 1836 Plains, E Baton Rouge, LA
A Charlotte WILLIAMS m. a Allen COX 23 Oct 1856 Estill Co., Kentucky
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Surnames: Cox(e);Paine;
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Do you have any information about Charlotte Paine Williams Coxe b. 1808, in
Natchez? I'm searching for her parents. Her brothers were Ferdinand C.
Paine and George W. Paine. I read in a LA history book that Ferdinand was a
hero in the Mexican War--was a private who broke ranks and almost
single-handedly captured the enemy's breastworks. He was commended and
commissioned a 1st Lieutenant. I find him at age 44 in 1850 in Baton Rouge,
LA. He died in a hospital in Bayou Sara--don't know when, but the article
said he didn't live long after his exploits in the battle against Santa
Anna.
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