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Fears, James
| Fears, James | 1817-1818 | James served as a private in Milton's Company, 1st Regiment of Georgia Militia during the First Seminole War. | Index to Volunteer Soldiers in Indian Wars and Disturbances, 1815-1858 |
| Fears, James | Circa 1826 | Moved to Henry County circa 1826. Born the son of Absolom and Nancy Ann Fears circa 1803, probably in Warren County, Georgia. Married to Elizabeth who had their first child Joseph circa 1828. | Research on the Fears family by Jim Fletcher, 2007. |
| Fears, James | 6/6/1829 | Inventory and appraisement of the estate of William C Watson. Account on James Fears. | Henry County, Alabama Orphans Court Record Book C, page 410-411. |
| Fears, James | 8/6/1852 | Patented 40 acres of land in Henry County, Alabama for his service in the Georgia Militia during the Seminole War. | BLM General Land Office Records |
| Fears, James | 5/1/1860 | Recieved a warrant for 120 acres of land for his service in the Georgia Militia during the Seminole War. He assigned the warrant to Dwight Coney who used it to patent land in St Croix County, Iowa. | BLM General Land Office Records |
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| JHutto | James Fears Served in Seminole Indian War | 0 | Jan 17 2011, 2:04 PM EST by JHutto | ||
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He received a Henry CO land bounty in 1854 for his service in the Seminole War in Capt Miffin/Miflin's company. I suspect James was likely a few years older than "born in 1800". His first child with wife Elizabeth (likely Simpson, daughter of James Simpson) was Christian, born in Richmond CO GA prior to 1820. His second child, daughter Margaret, was born there in 1823. The Fears family migrated to Henry CO prior to 1830 and Margaret married Lewis Nobles in Henry CO in 1839. Lewis and Margaret are my ggg-grandparents.
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