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O’Shields in Georgia

Samuel O’Shields, b. 1799, South Carolina. He arrived 15 August 1845 in Lumpkin County, Georgia, which later became Dawson County, Georgia The 1850 Census lists his children: Elizabeth b. 1824 David  b. 1825 Catherine  b. 1828 Hiram  b. 1835 John b. 1844 (This John could have been the son OR grandson of Samuel O’Shields.) It [...]

In Memory of John OSheal, Revolutionary War

John OSheal, you can RIP.  I found the document which gives us your approximate date of death, and I now know your wife was not named, Lucretia. (Source: “Final Payment Vouchers Index Military Pensions” 1818-1864.) John Osheal received final payment for his service in the Revolutionary War during the Fourth Quarter of 1844; thus giving [...]

O’Shields in Cass County (now Bartow), Georgia; Jackson County, Alabama; Calhoun County, Alabama; Portsmouth, Virginia

1850 Census, Cass County, Georgia John A. O’Shields b. SC, abt. 1829; wife, Frances Ophelia, b. GA, abt. 1827 (John A. O’Shields married Frances Ophelia Gaines, 16 May 1850, in Cass County, Georgia.) Silas O’Shields, b.1832, SC, (living in home of Alfred C. Day, b. 1813) 1860 Census, Cass County, Georgia Silas O’Shields, b. SC, [...]

Daniel O’Sheal Lived on This Property in the State of Georgia

Sometime in 1766, Daniel O’Sheal, his wife, and five children removed from Granville County, North Carolina to St. George Parish, in the colony of Georgia. After hours of research in the Georgia Archives, along with a veteran archivist of twenty-five years experience, we found that Daniel O’Sheal was never granted land in Georgia.  Daniel requested [...]

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