Padgett, Daniel Joseph^[1]

1837 - 1897  (60 years)

• Name	Padgett, Daniel Joseph
  Born	1837	, Harris, Georgia
  Gender	Male
  Military Servic	Croft's Battery, Georgia Light Artillery (Columbus Artillery). CSA  [2]
  OCCU	Farmer
  Died	1897	Lineville, Clay, Alabama
  Buried	1897	Wesobulga/ Cragford Cemetery, Cragford, Clay, Alabama
  Person ID	I142	McClure-Harris
  Last Modified	31 Dec 2004

  
  

  Family	Morris, Frances Joana Joyce,   b. 05 Feb 1844, Columbus, Muscogee, Georgia ,   d. 1885, Lineville, Clay, Alabama  (Age 40 years)
  Family ID	F82	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Headstones

  Padgett, Daniel Joseph Padgett, Daniel J CSA 1836-1896

  
  

• Notes

  Parents: Job Jr. PADGETT / Mariah DARDEN Other Padgetts in Cragford Cemetery: Harris Thomas Cleveland Sep 12, 1888 Feb 7, 1947 [Son of Daniel Harris and Sarah Padgett] Harris , Inez McGill Apr 30, 1887 Aug 14, 1963 Padgett, George Apr 6, 1874 Jul 10, 1956 [Son of George Padgett and Amanda Moncus] Padgett, Lenora R [Roberts] Mar 13, 1874 Oct 1960 [Daughter of James Roberts and Georgia Ann Knight] Padgett, Thomas Hamp Nov 28, 1900 Nov 1, 1935 [Son of George Padgett and Lanora Roberts] Harris, James C Jul 1, 1906 May 15, 1971 Harris, D.C. [Daniel] Jan 1, 1868 Dec 18, 1922 Harris, Annie Elizabeth [Padgett] Nov 29, 1866 Jun 13, 1959 [Daughter of George Padgett and Amanda Moncus] Padgett, Emory C Jan 31, 1904 Dec 2, 1905 Padgett, Bob Jan 12, 1908 Nov 3, 1918 [Sons of William Padgett and Laney Freeman] Padgett, Daniel J CSA 1836-1896 [Son of Jobe Padgett and Mariah Darden] Padgett, Frances Morris 1844-1885 Padgett, Zeda [McMath] Apr 20, 1883 Jun 20, 1980 Padgett, John Daniel Jun 28, 1866 May 11, 1951 [Son of George Padgett and Amanda Moncus] Padgett, Martha [Kennedy] Jun 16, 1860 Nov 18, 1918 Walker, D.A. [Daniel] Aug 14, 1859 Oct 23, 1930 Walker, Lorene [Farrow] Jun 12, 1866 Jun 16, 1908 Farrow, Willie G B/d Jun 24, 1918 Farrow, Clara B/d Jun 9, 1929 Farrow, Eric Apr 5, 1885 Mar 28, 1967 Farrow, Ada L Jun 15, 1891 May 5, 1974 Conaway, Gerald Jul 4, 1920 Jul 5, 1920 Padgett, Ebbie [Moody] Aug 27, 1883 Aug 7, 1966 Padgett, Ben Apr 7, 1879 Apr 15, 1942 Padgett, Jobe 1869-1952 Padgett, Sarah [Mitchell] 1872-1935 Padgett, George W CSA No Dates [Jul 5, 1841 Jan 16, 1922] [Son of Jobe Padgett and Mariah Darden] UNMARKED GRAVE [This is possibly Amanda Moncus born 1841, wife of George Padgett] [Note: it is very possible Jobe Padgett born 1790, died after 1880, is buried in this cemetery in a unmarkered grave] Two Clement Markers with no readable information Three Infant Padgett No Dates Jones, Harlen No Dates McClain, Infant Apr 21, 1917 Jun 16, 1913 Padgett, Charles Wesley May 13, 1922 Jan 23, 1968 Padgett, Emory C Mar 7, 1913 Jul 1, 1993 [Son of Benjamin Padgett and Ebbie Moody] Padgett , Tommie L Mar 2, 1921 Sep 7, 1998 Fetner, Arthur Dec 12, 1897 Feb 26, 1976 Fetner, Audie [Padgett] [born 1910] died 1934 [Daughter of Benjamin Padgett and Ebbie Moody] Padgett, Oliver Gene b/d May 7, 1957 Padgett, Emory Jr b/d Mar 7, 1941 Walker, Evelyn 1935-1937 Military Servic: Soldier's Rank_In Private Soldier's Rank_Out Private Alternate Name D.J./Padget Notes Film Number M226 roll 46

  
  

• Sources

  [S565] 1880 United States Census, 321D (Reliability: 3). Daniel J. PADGETT Household Male Other Information: Birth Year <1837> Birthplace GA Age 43 Occupation Farmer Marital Status M Race W Head of Household Daniel J. PADGETT Relation Self Father's Birthplace SC Mother's Birthplace GA Source Information: Census Place Flat Rock, Randolph, Alabama Family History Library Film 1254030 NA Film Number T9-0030 Page Number 321D Daniel J. PADGETT Self M Male W 43 GA Farmer SC GA Frances J. PADGETT Wife M Female W 37 GA Keeps House GA GA John T. PADGETT Son S Male W 12 GA Works On Farm GA GA America W. PADGETT Dau S Female W 9 GA GA GA Ivey J. PADGETT Dau S Female W 5 GA GA GA -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Flat Rock, Randolph, Alabama Family History Library Film 1254030 NA Film Number T9-0030 Page Number 321D [S616] Civil War Soldiers and Sailors System, (National Park Service) (Reliability: 3). Croft's Battery, Georgia Light Artillery (Columbus Artillery) Columbus Light Artillery was organized and mustered into Confederate service at Columbus, Georgia, during the early spring of 1862. Its members were from Russell and Muscogee counties, and it had about 115 men when it first served at Savannah. Later the unit was involved in various campaigns in Mississippi and in November, 1863, totalled 139 officers and men. It went on to fight in the battles for Atlanta and was with Hood in Northern Georgia and Tennessee. The company was then given muskets and converted to infantry until the close of the war. Serving in Mississippi, it surrendered on May 12, 1865. Its commanders were Captain Edward Croft and Alfred J. Young.