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• Er wurde geboren am 9. April 1803 in Jackson County, Georgia, United States.
• Er ist verstorben am 18. April 1853 in Coweta County, Georgia, United States, er war 50 Jahre alt.
• Er wurde beerdigt nach 18. April 1853 in Primitive Baptist, Newnan, Coweta County, Georgia, United States.
• Ein Kind von Moses Witt Stamps und Sarah Ann Eason

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Son of Moses Witt (War of 1812) and Sarah Ann (Eason) Stamps, Sr. Husband of Sarah (Freeman) Stamps, married December 05, 1826, Jackson Co., GA Their daughter, Mary Ann Amanda Stamps (m. William Spivey Moseley). * Reference: [http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=33935305 Find A Grave Memorial] - [http://www.geni.com/projects/SmartCopy/18783 SmartCopy]: ''Oct 1 2016, 5:50:22UTC'' -------------------- === GEDCOM Note === G. Moses Witt Stamps, Jr., was born April 09, 1802 in Jackson Co.,GA. He married Sarah Freeman on Dec. 04, 1826 in Jackson Co. She wasborn in 1806t oDr. Thomas Freeman & Polly Beavers. Her sister, ElizabethFreeman, married Moses' brother, James Stamps. Dr. Freeman lost hisvision when thrown from his horse, but lived to be 91 years old. Whenth e 1830 census of Coweta County was taken, he and his wife wereunder 30 years old. They had two daughters both under 5 years. In 1840,Moses and his wife were living in Coweta County, they were both u nder 40;they had 1 son 15 to 20; 3 daughters under 5; 2 daughters 5 to 10 and 1daughter 10 to 1. 1850 Census Coweta County, Georgia - 19th Division #595 Moses W. Stamps 47 m Farmer $2100 G A Sarah 44 fGA Sarah 14 fGA Georgia A. 13 fGA Adeline 11 fGA Columbus 9 m GA Martha F. 7 fGA Wm . F. 2 m GA Eliza F. 18 fGA Living close by or next doors were the following families: #596 Jas &Elizabeth Stamps; #597 Robin K. & Nancy Kilgore <<Muriel T. Cooterindicates that Charlotte, 18, still lived with her folks>>; and #686 John& Naoma Stamps. Moses was a carpenter, blacksmith and a farmer. His health fai led earlyin life and the management of his plantation fell to his wife. Mosesdied April 1853. Sarah, his wife, was the executrix of his estate whichwas probated on May 04, 1853. According to the 186 0 census of CowetaCounty, Sarah Stamps, widow, was 54. Her children were: Martha E.,Willie and Christine Stamps. During the Civil War, Jacob Redwine, a wealthy planter from FultonCounty, GA, at Ben Hill, found his farms in the midst of the conflict.The Battle of Utoy Springs was fought near his home. He took his familyand slaves to his brother's farm in Coweta County, where he met SarahStamps. They were married on Jan. 31, 1865 in Coweta Co., GA. Theymoved to Ben Hill. Jacob Redwine is buried in Mount Gilead Church Yard near Ben Hill, by theside of his first wife. Sarah died Sept. 1881 and was buried by the sideof Moses Witt Stamps, in the Primitive Baptist Church yard near Newnan,GA. Issue: 1. Mary Ann Amanda Stamps 2. Nancy Elizabeth Jane Stamps 3. Martha Elizabeth Freeman Sta mps 4. Sarah Caroline Stamps 5. Georgia Ann Flora Stamps 6. Charity Adeline Stamps 7. Christopher Columbus Stamps 8. Martha Frances Stamps 9. William H. Stamps ---------------------------------- - LAST WILL OF MOSES STAMPS Ordinary Wills Book B 1849-92; Page 82-82 Coweta County, Georgia I, Moses w. Stamps, of the State and county aforesaid, do make and ordainthis my last will and testament in manner and form following, towit: 1st. It is my will that all my just debts be paid out of the moneys dueand owing to me and from the sale of my carpenter and blacksmith tools ifsufficient and i f not sufficient the balance to be raised by the sale ofmy lands up the county, or so much as may be necessary. 2nd. It is my will that the lot of land (169) on which I now live,together with the im provements, my horse or horses, cows and grain andstock of every kind, household and kitchen furniture, plantation tools,and stock of provisions and -- in the possession and entire control of mywife, Sarah Stamps, for the support of herself and the maintenance andeducation of my children, who re minors and unmarried, but if she shouldremarry or decease, and in the latter case, an equal distributio n is tobe made to my heirs, including what I have already advanced to those whoare married. 3rd. I also direct my land up the country, after the payment of mydebts, be at the disposal and under the control of my wife Sarah Stamps,to be kept or sold (under the law) as she may think proper, and a negroor negroes purchased, the proceeds of the sale put to interest orotherwise used as she may think best for the support of the childrenduring her life or widowhood, then be divided equally as in the seconditem. 4th. I also wish my wife Sarah Stamps to advance to each of my children,as they marry o r become of age, as much as I have advanced to thosealready married, if she in her judgment can do so without inconvenienceto her means of support as above provided. I appoint my wife Sarah Stamps so le executrix of my last will andtestament. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal this19th day of December, 1845. Moses W. Stamps John Stamps, his mark Moses Stamps, Jr. D avid Mosley Cannon G. Moore State of Georgia, County of Coweta, In open Court personally came John Stamps, Moses Stamps, Jr., and DavidMosley, three of the subscribing witnesses, who being duly swor n, deposeand say that they saw Moses W. Stamps, the testator, sign, seal, declare,publish the instrument now presented as his last will and testamentfreely, voluntarily and of his own accord and witho ut any compulsion orinfluence whatsoever and of his own accord and without any compulsion orinfluence whatsoever, that at the time of the execution of the will saidtestator was of sound and disposing mind and memory, that deponentssigned said will as witnesses in the presence of the testator and at hisspecial insistence and request, and in the presence of each other, andthat they saw Cannon G. Moo re sign his name as a witness. John Stamps Moses Stamps, Jr. David Mosley Sworn to and subscribed in open Court this 2nd day of May 1853. Dally H. Mihill, Ord Proved May4, 1853

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