Arthur Woodard Patterson

Abt 1836 -

• Name	Arthur Woodard Patterson  [1]
  Born	abt.1836	McMinn County, Tennessee U.S.A.   [2]
  Gender	Male
  Notes	From - "Captain in Rebel Army. Captured by Yankees. Fed parched corn. Very sick with Dysentery. Responded to Masonic sign made by Yankee doctor, who then fed him from his table. Walked home after war. Treasurer of Lee County." 1870 Census of Tishomingo County, Mississippi Patterson, Woodson 35 MW Farmer TN Susan 30 FW Hskp r AL Robert 12 MW wk farm A L Lucinda 9 F W AL Woodward 5 M W AL Petway 5 M W AL ***** 1877 Tax List from Lee County Mississippi PATTERSON, A. W PATTERSON, C PATTERSON, E PATTERSON, F----? PATTERSON, J W 1880 Lee County Mississippi Census Census Place: District 2, Beat 2, Lee, Mississippi Source: FHL Film 1254654 National Archives Film T9-0654 Pag e 49C Sex Marr Race Age Occ Birthplace A.W. PATTERSON M M W 47 farmer TN NC NC Susan E. F M W 40 keeps house AL KY AL R.A. M S W 21 Laborer AL TN AL L.D. F S W 17 at home AL TN AL W.W. M S W 14 Laborer AL TN AL J.P. M S W 12 Laborer AL TN AL N.C. M S W 9 AL TN AL A.R.J. M S W 7 MS TN AL Maggie F S W 5 MS TN AL Pearl F S W 6M MS TN AL *** This might be Woodard.. 1900 Lee County Mississippi Census 52 1 15 16 Patterson, Alexander W H M Feb 1833 6 7 M 13 TN NC NC Mattie E. W F Mar 1857 4 3 M 13 MS VA VA ****** From "A Place Called Belmont" by Jerry Martin pg. 69 In early Golden (known then as the Fanchertown community) abou t 1890, W.T. Martin deeded a plot of ground on the north side o f the old Eastport and Pikeville Road for a school house. This l and was deeded to trustees-- Dr. V.S. Stanphill, C.L. Pate, an d A.W. Patterson --of Martin Free Public School. **** Cay, This is the location of where this Patterson family lived (well , most of them). Evergreen is located about four miles due south of Greenwood nea r Boguefala Creek and not far from the Lee County border. From this location, you would think they would be buried in Pren tiss, Lee or Itawamba County. To be buried at the Ridge...they moved on. Th e Ridge is at the opposite end of Itawamba County. Now, I realize you found W oodard in Tishomingo County, but you can get to Tishomingo County throug h Prentiss as well. I am just commenting that moved (and I will put it in ter ms of towns just to give you a direction on a map)...they moved from near Tu pelo > Fulton > Fairview > Golden. The Ridge Cemetery is about 2 miles from Golden, MS. It is ver y near to my grandmother's house which is why I know. Now...saying that, I also want to add that Franklin County, AL i s only 3 miles from my grandmother's house and TN is only about 50 mile s from my grandmother's house. Woodard could have moved with his new wife back into AL or towar d TN. Have you checked Colbert Co. and Lauderdale Co.'s in AL? If h e did move away from all his family, there may have been no one to mark his grav e when he died. He would have all young children with this new wife. Jus t a thought. Karen Karen ***** from Doris listing their marriage date.... 5 July 2001 This is the other contact I made first, then Beth got Mary Georg e into the details of the other message! There is yet another marriag e between the Pattersons - Georges - that of Matilda Patterson is to hav e married a George! I've asked both Mary and Jerry about any thing on thi s, but haven't gotten their reply! Doris -------- Original Message -------- Subject: Re: The Bolding Family Date: Mon, 02 Jul 2001 22:23:09 +0000 From: SmithGen@att.net To: "Doris A. W. Oakes" Hi Doris, I am indirectly related to both Patterson and Bolding through my mothers line (George). I will try to fill you in on the information I have, but it is kind of piece meal. So here goes............. My J B. Bolding marr. to Mary Ann (Polly) Patterson came in a letter from a descendantof Arthur Woodward Patterson/Susan Elen George. I believe the letter came from Oregon, but can't find it. A lot of my genealogy stuff was misplaced when I moved from CA to AZ a few years back. The letter also said Arthur W. Patterson was a Capt. in the rebel army. Was wounded and captured and almost died in the yankee prison, but was saved by a fellow Mason and Maj. in the union army. He walked home after the war. The letter also stated that he moved to Lee Co MS and became county treasurer. I have verified any of lthis information. Arthur and Susan's marriage is verified as 18 Jan 1859 by an entry in her father's bible. I haven't found them in the census records, but then have not looked very hard. They had two children that I know of. The one you show in Winchester Cemetery as John P. He lived less than 4 months. The other is James Pettus Patterson born just before or right after they were married. That's all I have for Arthur W. Next....Your Winchester Cem listings for Patterson.... John W. born 1840 is John Wesley, and M.J. Patterson born 15 Mar 1842 is Mary Jane (nee)Downs, his wife. I don't know who Mary E. Patterson is. Now we come to the Boldings............. My (again indirect) connection there is through James Tarpley Bolding's third wife..Mary Francis George b. 29 Mar 1865. You will find Mary Francis living with her half-sister, Lucinda (George) Orr and husband Anderson Orr in the 1880 census of Franklin Co AL. Her father, Alexander George, died in 1877 and her mother and older sister died in 1879. Mary F. married first William Parrish in 1881. They had two children. The oldest, Naomi, never married and in later years ended up living with her step-brother Oscar Bolding in northern TX. I have no information about Oscar. Which wife was he from? Somewhere I have some correspondence between Naomi Parrish and her first cousin's wife, Sudie George. I think the letters are dated 1963. I think I rambled a little, but its hard to put things in perspective when so many had 2, 3 and 4 spouses EACH. Mary Francis was the product of Alexander's third marriage. My direct line to him comes from his first marriage. Good luck on you research. Jerry Smith Glendale, AZ > 30 June 2001 > > Jerry Lee - From a CD Rom - Pedigree Resource file I found you r name and > record of the family of one: J.B. Bolding, with spouse, Mary A nn (Polly) > Patterson. > > I may have written to you before, however, I need to again lea rn of your > connection to this family, as well as your source for this inf ormation. > > Your reply will be awaited with appreciation! > > Doris A.W. Oakes > >
  Person ID	I4746	Devin Timber | Cay's pedigree
  Last Modified	23 Jan 2010

  
  

  Father	Robert Patterson,   b. 05 Jan 1787, Rutherford County, North Carolina ,   d. 25 Feb 1864, Franklin County, Alabama C.S.A.  (Age 77 years)
  Mother	Margaret Nowlin,   b. 22 Feb 1794,   d. 18 Feb 1864, Franklin County, Alabama C.S.A.  (Age 69 years)
  Married	1809	Rutherford County, North Carolina U.S.A.   [3]
  Family ID	F1406	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Sources

  [S04136] Gaisser, Eunice PATTERSON : Estate, Williams, Crawford McHaffey. [S04182] U.S. Census 1880: Mississippi-Lee County-District 2, United States Census Bureau, National Archives Film T9-0654 Pg 49C. [S04303] Rutherford Co. Marriages 1779-1868, (North Carolina).