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OBITUARY Mr. A. McDonald The Courant American Newspaper Cartersville, Georgia August 11, 1898, Page 3: Transcribed and submitted by: Laurel Baty
Mr. A. McDonald Death of a Well Known Good Citizen of Taylorsville. Death, who knocks with equal hand at the cottage and the palace gate, has been busy at his appointed work. Died, at his residence near Taylorsville, on Wednesday morning, July 26, 1898, our esteemed fellow-citizen, A. McDonald. A. Mcdonald was born in the state of South Carolina, and removed with his parents to this county and state at the age of six years, March 4, 1840, and has been a citizen for over half a century. I have known uncle Archy Mc (as he was called by all who knew him) for thirty years, and have found him to be a consistent Christian, an indulgent father, and a true friend. He was loved by all who knew him. He leaves a wife and six children to mourn his death, and although he will be sadly missed by them, yet they should take comfort from the fact that their temporal loss will be his eternal gain. His life was one of those beautiful lives that never come to the surface; but his life was none the less profitable, none the less working out of great purposes, because spent amid the vast silences of humanity. In the war between the states, he responded to the call of his native state, and served as a private in Co. H 60th Georgia. At the battle of Lynchburg, VA, June 18, 1864, he received a wound from a minie ball, which entered the fore part of the head, ranging upwards, removing a portion of the skull. If we follow his example, we will meet him again. "Our dying friends are pioneers to smooth Our rugged pass to death - to break those bars Of terror and abhorrence nature throws 'Cross our obstructed way, and thus to make Welcome, as safe our port from every storm." Our brother suffered a great deal for three weeks before death, but when the summons came, without a groan or struggle, sweetly breathed his spirit into the bosom of the Father and his God - illustrating what one has so beautifully said of the Christian's death. "He sets as sets the morning star which gives Not down behind the darkened west, nor hides Obscured amidst the tempests of the sky, But melts away in the light of "Heaven." He was interred in the Baptist burying ground at Euharlee, on the twenty-seventh day of July. The funeral sermon was preached by his pastor, Rev. Mr. Dyer - we seldom hear so able a funeral discourse. Cemetery: Euharlee Baptist Church Cemetery FROM COMPANY H 60TH REGIMENT: McDonald, Archibald (or Archa)-private April 25, 1862. Pension records show he was wounded in forehand, shot ranged upward and came out near top of head, June 18, 1864. Permanently disabled. Probate Records at Cartersville,GA show that Sallie Amanda Scott (McDonald) was granted 12 months support on Estate of A. McDonald, Deceased on 5 DEC 1898.
Source: S109 Author: Ancestry.com Title: 1850 United States Federal Census Publication: Name: Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2005.Original data - United States of America, Bureau of the Census. Seventh Census of the United States, 1850. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1850. M432,; Repository: #R1
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Source: S124 Author: Historical Data Systems, comp. Title: American Civil War Soldiers Publication: Name: Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 1999.Original data - Data compiled by Historical Data Systems of Kingston, MA form the following list of works. Copyright 1997-2000 Historical Data Systems, Inc. PO Box 35 Duxbury.Or; Repository: #R1
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Source: S127 Author: Historical Data Systems, comp. Title: U.S. Civil War Soldier Records and Profiles Publication: Name: Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2009.Original data - Data compiled by Historical Data Systems of Kingston, MA from the following list of works.Copyright 1997-2009Historical Data Systems, Inc. PO Box 35Duxbury, MA 02331.O; Repository: #R1
Source: S288 Author: 34°10.110"N 85° 5.678"W Title: Tombstone - Sally Amanda Scott NOTESally Amanda Scott CONT wife of A.G. McDonald CONT Died 1908 CONT Unity Baptist Church, Floyd County, Georgia - 2261 Pleasent Valley Road SE, Silver Creek, GA CONT Tombstone
Source: S289 Author: Laurel Baty Title: Obituary - Mr. A. McDonald Publication: Name: The Courant American Newspaper, August 11, 1898, Page 3; NOTECartersville, Bartow County, Georgia CONT Newspaper
Source: S290 Title: History of Euharlee
Source: S291 Author: 34 16.862' N 84 57.520' W Title: Tombstone - Archibald McDonald 1838-1898 Repository: #R2 NOTEArchibald McDonald CONT Co H, 60 GA Inf CONT CSA CONT 71 Connesena Rd, Kingston, GA 30145 CONT Fair CONT Tombstone
Repository: R2 Name: Connesena Baptist Church Cemetery Address: 71 Connesena Road Kingston, Georgia 34 16.862' N 84 57.520' W E-Mail Address: Phone Number:
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Source: S73 Author: Bureau of Vital Statistics, Georgia State Board of Health Title: Death certificate - W.A. McDonald Publication: Name: Name: Certificate of Death - 20005;; NOTEBorn August 17, 1869 in Bartow County, Georgia CONT Died/Buried August 27/28 1921 in Rome, Georgia/ Unity CONT Died of Malaria CONT Occupation = Fireman CONT Huband of Mrs. Cora McDonald, son of Arch McDonald born in South Carolina CONT Official Document
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Note N104Archibald McDonald became a private in Company H, 60th Regiment, Georgia Infantry on 25 APR 1862. He was admitted to General Camp Hospital,Winder Division, Richmond,VA on 30 SEP 1862, and was furloughed on 26 OCT 1862. He was still in the Confederate Army on 16 JUN 1864,as he receipted for a bedroll on that date. Roster of the Confederate Soldiers of Georgia says "Archibald McDonald was wounded in forehead, shot ranging upward and coming out near top of head, causing permanent injury." Date shown was 18 JUN 1864. Ivy McDonald remembers his father saying his father had a silver plate in his skull as a result of a Civil War injury. 1870 United States Census of Bartow County, Georgia, Page 396 Subdivision 5, Cartersville, August 10, 1870 Line 2,dwelling 44, family 24 -------------------------------------------------------------------------- McDaniel, Arch 30 M W Farmer GA " Manda 28 F W Keeping house GA " Milda 3 F W GA " Lunena 2 F W GA next door McDaniel,James 53 M W Farmer SC " George L.20 M W Farm hand GA " Etta F. 7 F W GA WRONG FAMILY 1880 United States Census of Floyd County, Georgia, Page 338B Chulio District, District 72, Sheet 338B, June 12, 1880 Line 29, dwelling 328, family 328 -------------------------------------------------------------------------- McDaniel, Archie W M 42 Farmer SC SC SC " Sarah W F 40 wife Keeping house GA GA GA " Mary W F 14 Daughter At home GA SC GA " Lucinda W F 12 Daughter At home GA SC GA " William W M 10 Son work on farm GA SC GA " Georgi Ann W F 7 Daughter GA SC GA " Finkler A. W M 5 Son GA SC GA " Martin W M 4 Son GA SC GA The Courant American Newspaper Cartersville, Georgia March 22, 1894, Page 1 Transcribed and submitted by: Laurel Baty Soldier’s Pensions. The Veterans Who Draw Pensions in Bartow County and the Amount. The maimed confederate veterans of Bartow county who are entitled to draw pensions provided by the state, were paid last week, a large number of them receiving their money in cash through Ordinary Hendricks whom they authorized to collect the several amounts for them. There are thirty seven of these veterans of the civil war, and the sum of their pensions is ,115.00 The following is a list of the soldiers and the amounts they draw, to-wit: J. M. Anderson 0, E. M. Adams 0, S. K. Bennett , L. Burrough , D. H. P. Barton 0, G. E. Calloway , Jas. Demry , J. H. Dodd , F. M. Durham 0, D. H. Crow , L. M. Fountain , A. M. Foute 0, J. A. Gladden , J. W. Headden 0, R. H. Heaton , William Hite , Eli Jenkins , William Johnson , John F. Keown , J. O. Larders , A. P. Moore , John W. Morris , J. W. Morgan , H. J. McCormick 0, Archie McDonald , A. R. McEver , J. C. Prichard , John S. Richards , John T. Roberts , T. J. Rogers , R. L. Sellers 0, Albert Smith 0, William Smith , J. H. Walker , W. R. Ward , F. M. Willis 0, T. L. Yearwood . OBITUARY Mr. A. McDonald The Courant American Newspaper Cartersville, Georgia August 11, 1898, Page 3: Transcribed and submitted by: Laurel Baty Mr. A. McDonald Death of a Well Known Good Citizen of Taylorsville. Death, who knocks with equal hand at the cottage and the palace gate, has been busy at his appointed work. Died, at his residence near Taylorsville, on Wednesday morning, July 26, 1898, our esteemed fellow-citizen, A. McDonald. A. Mcdonald was born in the state of South Carolina, and removed with his parents to this county and state at the age of six years, March 4, 1840, and has been a citizen for over half a century. I have known uncle Archy Mc (as he was called by all who knew him) for thirty years, and have found him to be a consistent Christian, an indulgent father, and a true friend. He was loved by all who knew him. He leaves a wife and six children to mourn his death, and although he will be sadly missed by them, yet they should take comfort from the fact that their temporal loss will be his eternal gain. His life was one of those beautiful lives that never come to the surface; but his life was none the less profitable, none the less working out of great purposes, because spent amid the vast silences of humanity. In the war between the states, he responded to the call of his native state, and served as a private in Co. H 60th Georgia. At the battle of Lynchburg, VA, June 18, 1864, he received a wound from a minie ball, which entered the fore part of the head, ranging upwards, removing a portion of the skull. If we follow his example, we will meet him again. "Our dying friends are pioneers to smooth Our rugged pass to death - to break those bars Of terror and abhorrence nature throws 'Cross our obstructed way, and thus to make Welcome, as safe our port from every storm." Our brother suffered a great deal for three weeks before death, but when the summons came, without a groan or struggle, sweetly breathed his spirit into the bosom of the Father and his God - illustrating what one has so beautifully said of the Christian's death. "He sets as sets the morning star which gives Not down behind the darkened west, nor hides Obscured amidst the tempests of the sky, But melts away in the light of "Heaven." He was interred in the Baptist burying ground at Euharlee, on the twenty-seventh day of July. The funeral sermon was preached by his pastor, Rev. Mr. Dyer - we seldom hear so able a funeral discourse. Cemetery: Euharlee Baptist Church Cemetery FROM COMPANY H 60TH REGIMENT: McDonald, Archibald (or Archa)-private April 25, 1862. Pension records show he was wounded in forehand, shot ranged upward and came out near top of head, June 18, 1864. Permanently disabled. Probate Records at Cartersville,GA show that Sallie Amanda Scott (McDonald) was granted 12 months support on Estate of A. McDonald, Deceased on 5 DEC 1898. http://www.gabartow.org/cem/cem.Connesena.shtml
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