Nathan Britt
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Nathaniel Britt (1901 - 1965)

Nathaniel (Nathan) Britt
Born in Emanuel, Georgia, United Statesmap
Ancestors ancestors
Husband of — married 10 Dec 1922 in , Emanuel, GAmap
Husband of — married 10 Apr 1944 in Starr, Anderson, South Carolina, United Statesmap
Descendants descendants
Died at age 64 in Fulton, Georgia, United Statesmap
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Biography

Nathan was born in Emanuel County, Georgia, the son of William Britt and his third wife, Amelia Parish. [1] His father was already an old man at the time of Nathan's birth and died shortly after (based on tax records).
Nathan married Ledora Barfield on 10 Dec 1922 in Emanuel County, Georgia. [2] They had four children: Ollie, Sarah Frances, James Evoid and Helen. By 1940 the couple had separated, with Nathan moving to Elbert County, Georgia with Sarah and Evoid.
Nathan worked as a farmer and, according to his granddaughters, was an extremely fast cotton picker.

Census

1910 Census: 23B, ED 98, Militia District 58, Emanuel County, Georgia, United States
1930 Census: Sheet 1B, District 24, Militia District 1560, Emanuel County, Georgia, United States
1940 Census: ED 52-20, pg 8b, Gaines, Elbert County, Georgia, United States

Burial

Melwood Cemetery, Stone Mountain, Georgia

Sources

  1. “Certificate of Death for Nathan Britt,” Atlanta, Fulton, GA, 0166.
  2. “Emanuel County Marriage Book, 1915-1928,” Emanuel County, GA., page 343




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