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Hi Stephen,
Cousin, here you go... Have a lot of notes and things from my grandmother. Can you please clarify Lucy's children for me? Have amassed quite a lot though still working on it, and it is on rootsweb at:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~sharih/
Our line is from Pierre LeBon who sailed with Lafayette and down to his descendent Eada Laboone.
BIOGRAPHY:
Eada LaBoon never married. She lived with a common-law husband of which nothing is known.
She had 2 sons--
Georgia John Monroe Laboone
Whit Laboone
*he was killed in 1863 during the Civil War. He fought for the South.
Whitfield Laboon is listed on the following:
Roll of the 7th South Carolina Volunteer Infantry Regiment
Laboon, Van L.
Laboon, Whitfield
Source:
http://members.tripod.com/~PittmanS/Roll7thSCV.html
mentioned in grandfather, Peter(pierre)'s will:
Peter LaBoon. Wife: Rachael LaBoon.
Sons: Peter LeBoon, Joseph LaBoon, Mason Canada LaBoon.
Daughters: Sarah LaBoon, Rebecca LaBoon, Ann LaBoon Watkins, Mary Laboon Robins, Rachael LaBoon Elrod.
Other Heirs: "John LaBoon's two children, Eada Laboon and Susannah Laboon."
Exor: Rachael LaBoon.
Wits: Bink Williams, Solomon West, Joseph Cason.
Date: 9 Jan. 1828.
Probate: 3 March 1828. Bk. A p. 368, Roll 367. Anderson Co, SC.
BIOGRAPHY: John Monroe LaBoon was known as "Georgia John" because he married and moved to Flowery Branch, Georgia where he reared his family. Here he built a sawmill, and a cotton gin on his farm and operated a public wheat threshing outfit.
BIOGRAPHY: Per Brandt Laboone History:
BIOGRAPHY: All of John Monroe's children were born in or near Flower Branch, GA. When his wife Sarah died, he moved back to Easley Station and remarried. Second wife was Adelaide Phillips, sister of Sarah.
John Monroe had a blacksmithy, saw mill, threshing machines,cotton gin, and he farmed. He made all of his children's shoes and made wagons. He hauled corn and produce to Atlanta, Ga on an ox wagon. By all accounts, he was a hard worker and good provider.
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per grandmothers notes, there is a handwritten and typed family chart for John monroe and Sarah and kids.
possible 3rd wife.
1st. Sarah
2nd. Adelaide
3rd. Lizzie O'neal (in pencil)
"notes further say that he died in a saw mill accident and he was found with his head cut off; the theory being that he fell in the saw." must have been a very gruesome site..."
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1860 Red River, Texas Census lists the following:
59 James King 42 m Farmer 1,000 1,000 NC
Sarah 30 f GA
Elizabeth 10 f RRCo TX
Martha 6 f RRCo TX
Catherine 4 f RRCo TX
Addison 2 m RRCo TX
John Laboon 22 m Farmer GA
Grans notes mention a king family who had a ranch.
BIOGRAPHY: Sarah Philips and Adelaide Philips were sisters and Georgia John Laboone married first Sarah then Adelaide.
Daughters of Martin Phillips and Susannah Huff Phillips.
All children are from Sarah:
James "Jim" Martin
Julia
Mary
Francis Josephine
Amanda
John Newton
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DEATH: History:
Handwritten notes from funerary book of son John Newton Laboone, states that his mother, Sarah Philips Laboone died in 1875;
DEATH: it is noted that he moved with his parents and brother and sisters to Easly, SC
when he was a small child.
DEATH: per his obit, we know that there were at least 6 children:
DEATH: John Newton, 1868
brother
DEATH: Sisters (listed as surviving in obit and funerary book)
Josephine Ely
Jane James
Mary Laboone
Lucy Edwards
*so I can now prove the internet notes and I can go one better; found typed and handwritten family chart w/notes
in my grandmothers papers.
8 girls and 2 boys as follows:
James Martin, "Jim" b.
married Amanda Sheriff b.march 25 1873 ;
3? kids John Alfred, Sarah and Neal
*possible martin relationship to my webb-martin line?
Check.
Julia b. 1870
married Augustus Davis;
? kids addie, amy, frank, sarah, clark
Mary LaBoone b. 1860 d. 1935
"old maid" penned over with "never married"
(someone being Politically correct?)
Jane LaBoone, b. 15 Oct 1857 d. 1935
buried Siloam Baptist Church, Anderson County, SC
(in pencil)
married George Pinckney(Pinkney?) James;
kids george martin, albert,clue?
Amanda Laboone, "Mandy" b. d.
married Newton Oates; 2 children; mary jane and May?
Lucy Adeline Laboone, b. 8-may-1864, d. 1-oct-1947
married John Calhoun Edwards;
? children; penciled and unreadable;
alden, john ivan,yelmer,fletner, pariner
Found online:
*OCONEE COUNTY, SC - KEOWEE COURIER NEWSPAPER ARTICLES "L"
Anniversaries-Births-Marriages 1849 to early 1980's
LaBOON/LaBOONE, Lucy Adeline
Edwards CHILDREN:
John L. Edwards
Roy Alden Edwards JR
b. May 1864 in GA, died Oct 1947.
Married John Calhoun Edwards, and
lived and died in Walhalla, Oconee Cty, SC.
Burial: Oconee Cemetary.
sources: Steven Palmer
http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/sc/oconee/vitals/courier-l.txt
http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/sc/oconee/cemeteries/sort-ea-ez.txt
*John Newton, b. 1 Jan 1868 d. 27 Sept 1935
married Ver-Linnie Jane Poer 26 Nov 1895; 6 kids
<b>my ancestor</b>
Francie Josephine Laboone, b. 15 Dec 1874 d.
married Dock Ely
Susan, "Susie" LaBoone, half sister, b. 1878 d. 1880 Whooping cough
Ann, b. d.
married James Agnes and Andrew lipscomb ? (all in pencil)
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grandma's notes say that after death of first wife Sarah, married her sister, Adelaide, in 1876.
susie born 1878.
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