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James,
1st, I would like to say that this line of GWIN's are "Not" of my line. I'm just trying to help you past a brick wall.
I would like to address the subject of Fannie Stansbury's age. I seen a few posting now, all using the 1900 Sugar Valley, Gordon, Georgia Census as the reference (Aug 1846). I believe that to be incorrect, and that she was closer to "58" years old at that time, possibly born about Aug 1840. That either her daughter-in-law or one of the grandchildren provided the incorrect info to the census enumerator. Viewing the 1880 Census shows she was 38 years old.
1880 Sugar Valley, Gordon, GA; Roll: T9_149; Film: 1254149; Pg: 88.2000; ED: 109; Image: 0180.
Household 279, 282
Stanebury, Fannie - F, w, 38, Self, wd, KpgHm, GA GA GA
---------, John D. - M, w, 18, St-son, --------, TN TN TN
---------, Nannie D. - F, w, 14, St-dau, ------, TN TN TN
---------, Olivia W. - F, w, 11, St-dau, ------, TN TN TN
---------, Hattie S. - F, w, 05, dau, ---------, AL TN TN
---------, John Guim - M, w, 18, son, ---------, GA TN TN
A stronge possibility of whom "Fannie" is. She might be the daughter of Toliver Robert Bramlett and Lauret Neaves, from Fairview, Greeenville Co., SC. They had a daughter named "Frances A. Bramlett" born abt 1841, SC
On the 1860 Census Fairview, Greeenville Co., SC, there is a "J. T. GWIN", age 29, SC (Bapt. Clergyman) living directly next door to the BRAMBLET's
Additional Note - 1850 Greenville Co., SC Census shows:
Francis BRAMBLETT age 09 (female) had sister, Harriett Bramblett age 12.
Did your "Fannie" have a daughter with Campbell Harrison STANSBURY, by the name of Harriett "Hattie" STANSBURY.
r/
Michael A. Gwinn
gwinnma@aol.com
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