Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-02-06

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She was born on the CoDDersoh
place near Augusta, IN richmond couh.
ty, Georgia, ana was the youngest OF
the eleven children Oh James ana MARY
Ann Dent LonIgstreet' VINO nad liVed
formerly IN the EdgeHeid uiSIrlcI IN
South Carollha' where the older chll-
dren were porn; Two Of me children,
Johh ana SARAH uIeu III llii ,aea ou.
nine grew to maturity, and lett many
descendants one was Ihe last SurVl-
vor. ,..,.
Her father was the son Oh william
and hannah fltzrahdolph L 0 4 <
street, and was porn IN New Jerc
sey; Inc father was descendant oil
Richard Longtreet' the nrsI Oh Vhe
family IN America VINO settled IN Mon Mon
mouth county, New Jersey IN, ~ 100 4,
The mother porn mafcll 20, lioi, was
daughter OF Johh fltzranuoiph' d
soldier OF the ReVolutloi5 ana uleG III
a British PRISON IN l'ol' oooh aiUeI
James was BORN the parents moVe q, 70
Georgia where the Ia.neI uleu III 1918
ana the mQVher III looo' NJ
James LohgSCreeC anu MaIy anu
Dent We're hatrle =, III IoI4, ne 4 %"S
a planter nrsV IN oouCh O [699 'lle n
moved 10 ueolsia' 80, ~ ioo' NJ a.
ranged 10 move 10 , AI" JaI a. S nbnior5
ms l"iiilly 49, IL III ~ tIo,,,
at Augusta before ne coul t w J3ln vnela
Although ne diea toliPaIayl'elS goul.S
ms NE ana IlaC ~ oI ms Soul,s o,',.
GaugilGer sP"ilileu an '"e S0''i' VI '''i
hepuoilc: H., ,.e4 III,
his WIG VINO vas Vilus IL " ~
nine orphaned Ghl tai} wa was Doir ~
Maryland, MarCh , Pun ~ ~ "A anu M%S
the daughter oi maiSiiall Dei'IS ,@ w
was an army oIil N1 ~ ny VIZ Vi NJ NJ
HIS Wile was MISS masrq I R my
mad TOUR chiiurell-I = =, JQiln u DeI.Oi
Mrs Sarah MarShall bIacNWeI an %nu
MIS- mary Ann LongSVleeS' "
BlackWeIls moved TO AlaUaiila ana , So
tied IN limestone county :, i anu ~ T.
Longstreet ana her hllle c55lluIe'lcSG9o-
hshed themselves az summer ny
across the river III morgan , GoGHUS'
late IN 1867 one moved III 100 100 70
Iuscaio9sa Ior Ihe petVe[ svl'ooi'" i5o %
her chilareh' ~ was V'iei ..,,, IA l tI"t
that an important event occurred VIA.
lett ViVld impression Oh 'n ne memory 52,
OF the youngest uaushVei' 'ile uep''I
ture OF James 'Che SecVnu sol, W U, en-.
Ter the Military Acaueily a. "e9V
Folnt. ~ -,
MIS-, LoIlgSVteeC nloygu VIZ ~,
dWlndllhg lahlily 70 MISSISSIPPI ~ n
Is43, ana went unrest 70 tIle nun u
behJainll 9Vaip9ch, VIM ii''' i',',l ~ ~
rer udus nVeli i'eoe ~ wy g of
tore anu sey W.; ~ SAo e NY" ,,aoLs bor
NoAT VII: "L. 'i;it To-. ooh;n for bor
syn hiiaiii oui.y - q s 5l,o i;,,od NIL
M tie "oou9' l - 7raao1 hi
1914, Wilen Si,e n N.Y.; ~ 10" b'in,y tbo
nome sloou III MAIN 9.l00' ~ ",