Tom McCabes Genealogy 2022

Cary COTTONAge: 79 years18021881

Name
Cary COTTON
Given names
Cary
Surname
COTTON
Birth May 30, 1802 33 36
Death of a motherMillie ROBERTSON
1805 (Age 2 years)

Marriage of a parentWeaver COTTONSarah Elizabeth “Sally” BENNETTView this family
August 3, 1806 (Age 4 years)

Birth of a half-sisterMary COTTON
about 1807 (Age 4 years)
Birth of a half-sisterRachel COTTON
December 31, 1808 (Age 6 years)
Birth of a half-sisterNancy M COTTON
November 10, 1810 (Age 8 years)
Birth of a half-sisterSarah M COTTON
1815 (Age 12 years)
Birth of a half-brotherWeaver Alexander COTTON
December 7, 1822 (Age 20 years)
Death of a fatherWeaver COTTON
1836 (Age 33 years)
Note: From THE PALLADIUM Advertisements, Coweta Co GA
Death of a half-sisterNancy M COTTON
January 10, 1855 (Age 52 years)
Note: Taken from Findagrave for Nancy Cotton Hindsman, buried in Hindsman Family Cemetery, Coweta Co, Ga…
Death of a half-sisterSarah M COTTON
March 11, 1857 (Age 54 years)
Note: Information taken from Findagrave for Sarah Cotton Hindsman
Death of a half-sisterMary COTTON
1861 (Age 58 years)
Death June 13, 1881 (Age 79 years)
Family with parents - View this family
father
mother
Marriage:
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Cary COTTON
Birth: May 30, 1802 33 36Wilkes Co, GA
Death: June 13, 1881Coosa Co, AL
Father’s family with Sarah Elizabeth “Sally” BENNETT - View this family
father
step-mother
Marriage: August 3, 1806
17 months
half-sister
2 years
half-sister
22 months
half-sister
5 years
half-sister
half-brother
half-brother
half-brother

Note

Cary was executor for his father Weaver Cotton's estae.

From Findagrave for Cary Cotton

Parents: Weaver Cotton (1768 - 1836) Millie Robertson (1766 - ____)

Cary moved from Kettle Creek, the site of an important Revolutionary War Battle in Wilkes Co, Ga, to Coweta Co, Ga sometime before the 1830 Census. He moved to Coosa Co, Al after the 1850 Census and before the 1860 Census. He settled along or near Brown Road, now Hwy 49, between Hanover and Mt Olive communities in Coosa County and became a prominent citizen. Shortly thereafter he was followed by John Weaver and Mariah Hindsman Cotton. James Washington and Mary Ann Cotton Smith and John W and Rachel E Cotton Fulmer,Sr.

Inscription: Death is eternal life, Why should we weep

Mount Pleasant Cemetery Coosa County Alabama, USA