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| Name | Born | Place | Married | Place | Died | Place |
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| Calvin R. Perry | Aug 10 18373 | Dooley County, GA2 | Aug 14 18973 | Bethany Cemetary, Decatur County, GA2 ![]() |
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| Susan W. ?2 | 18502 | Decatur County, GA2 |
Parents
| Calvin's | Joseph L. Perry | Mary Ann Brown |
Other Spouses
| Name | Born | Place | Married | Place | Died | Place |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sarah ? | 18402 | 18592 | Baker County, GA2 | 18662 | Decatur County, GA2 |
Children
| Name | Sex | Born | Place | Spouse | Married | Died | Place |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Marcellous D. Perry2 | M | Dec 30 18742 | Decatur County, GA2 | Dolie E. Williams2 | Dec 30 19232 | May 15 19562 | Enterprise Cemetary, Brinson, GA2 |
| Ellen E. Perry2 | F | Oct 12 18792 | Decatur County, GA2 | John Robert Donalson2 | Feb 5 19712 | Bethany Cemetary, Decatur County, GA2 |
Notes
| Calvin grew up in Baker County, Georgia. He and his brother, James Washington Perry, bought property and moved their families
Calvin's first wife, Sarah, not listed in 1870 census. She might have died giving birth to daughter Harriett. Calvin and 2nd wife, Susan, listed in 1880 census. near Spring Creek in Decatur Couny, Georgia prior to 1860.2 James and brother Calvin both enlisted in 'Decatur Guards' GA 17th Regiment, Company D on August 13, 1861.
Private Aug. 13, 1861. Appointed 1st Corporal Jan. 30, 1863; 1st Sergeant July 3, 1863.
Wounded in breast at Deep Bottom, Va. Aug. 16, 1864. Surrendered, Appomattox, Va. Apr. 9, 1865.3
In 1889, Calvin owned over 1475 acres in the forks of Flint River and Spring Creek. This land is now underwater except for islands of Lake Seminole. and included Wingate Channel and Karl's Pass.2 |
FootNotes
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1 - 'Roster of Confederate Soldiers of Georgia 1861-1865', Volume 1
2 - 'The History of Randolph County, Georgia, Volume II', page 582 3 - Bethany Baptist Church Cemetery Inscriptions |
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