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REVOLUTIONARY WAR OF ALLEGIANCE IN MARYLAND. DAR

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Bellevue, TX is located 17 miles SE of Henrietta on Hwy 287

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Burial site unknown. No records of being buried in Love Joy Cemetery, Panola County, MS, as are other family members.

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1993--Sir name Buck officially changed to Clark

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Name found only on obit of mother

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Buried with son on Row 24; no tombstone or dates for either

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Federal Judge

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No records in county clerk's office in Paris, TX of death. Other information Family Search.org indicate death in hotel fire in Paris, TX about 1890

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Ancestral file indicates died young--no death date or location of burial

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World Connect.com records show burial in Tipton, Oklahoma but phone calls there indicate that family remembers that he did die in California, but money was sent there for burial. No record found.

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May have had at least 3 wives

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Middle name on FAG page is TECORA.....

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Colonel Charles Rattray was a Cherokean by adoption, a Union Soldier, an Alabama legislator, builder, family man, and citizen extraordinaire.. He was bor of Highland Scot and Dutch parents in Upham Parish King County, New Brunswick, Canada. He becam a naturalize citizen in 1856 and when the Civil War broke ou, he enlisted in the 57th Illinois Volunteer Infantry and served with distinction at Shiloh, Corinth, across north Alabama and Georgia to Savannah and Richmond. He was brevetted full colonel by the U.S. Senate and President Andrew Johnson for "gallantry and meritorious service at the Battle of Allatoona Pass" near Rome. Georgia

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Other possible spelling - Brandon?

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NEVER MARRIED

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Rush and Nina did not have any children

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Richard and Nina did not have any children

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Theodore and Foy did not have any children

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