Rev. Needham Graham Yarbrough is the 2nd great grand father of Jenny Londrico. Mr. Yarbrough's parents are: Needham Madison and Rebecca Wright Yarbrough.
He enlisted in Clarendon County, SC with Co. H 26th Regiment, South Carolina Volunteers along with his brother John Edward, William, his brother in law John McCaskill and his uncle John Yarbrough during the war between the states.
Before the war he was working as a farm hand on the Jones farm in Clarendon, South Carolina where he met and fell in love with Eliza McCaskill. Family members said he came to the field one day and ask her to marry him and off they went to Charleston, SC and was married that very day Dec. 24, 1860. During the war his father Needham Madison Yarbrough went to South Carolina and brought his son's Needham's family to his home in Liberty Co., Ga.
After the war Needham G. joined his family in Liberty Co., Ga. Several years later he move his famly from Georgia to Starke Florida. In a letter he wrote back to his father, he wrote it took 3 months by ox and cart to get there and they had to fight off Indians during the journey. Years later he and the family moved back to Georgia and settled in Wayne County, Ga.
He enlisted in Clarendon County, SC with Co. H 26th Regiment, South Carolina Volunteers along with his brother John Edward, William, his brother in law John McCaskill and his uncle John Yarbrough during the war between the states.
Before the war he was working as a farm hand on the Jones farm in Clarendon, South Carolina where he met and fell in love with Eliza McCaskill. Family members said he came to the field one day and ask her to marry him and off they went to Charleston, SC and was married that very day Dec. 24, 1860. During the war his father Needham Madison Yarbrough went to South Carolina and brought his son's Needham's family to his home in Liberty Co., Ga.
After the war Needham G. joined his family in Liberty Co., Ga. Several years later he move his famly from Georgia to Starke Florida. In a letter he wrote back to his father, he wrote it took 3 months by ox and cart to get there and they had to fight off Indians during the journey. Years later he and the family moved back to Georgia and settled in Wayne County, Ga.
Rev. Needham Graham Yarbrough is the 2nd great grand father of Jenny Londrico. Mr. Yarbrough's parents are: Needham Madison and Rebecca Wright Yarbrough.
He enlisted in Clarendon County, SC with Co. H 26th Regiment, South Carolina Volunteers along with his brother John Edward, William, his brother in law John McCaskill and his uncle John Yarbrough during the war between the states.
Before the war he was working as a farm hand on the Jones farm in Clarendon, South Carolina where he met and fell in love with Eliza McCaskill. Family members said he came to the field one day and ask her to marry him and off they went to Charleston, SC and was married that very day Dec. 24, 1860. During the war his father Needham Madison Yarbrough went to South Carolina and brought his son's Needham's family to his home in Liberty Co., Ga.
After the war Needham G. joined his family in Liberty Co., Ga. Several years later he move his famly from Georgia to Starke Florida. In a letter he wrote back to his father, he wrote it took 3 months by ox and cart to get there and they had to fight off Indians during the journey. Years later he and the family moved back to Georgia and settled in Wayne County, Ga.
He enlisted in Clarendon County, SC with Co. H 26th Regiment, South Carolina Volunteers along with his brother John Edward, William, his brother in law John McCaskill and his uncle John Yarbrough during the war between the states.
Before the war he was working as a farm hand on the Jones farm in Clarendon, South Carolina where he met and fell in love with Eliza McCaskill. Family members said he came to the field one day and ask her to marry him and off they went to Charleston, SC and was married that very day Dec. 24, 1860. During the war his father Needham Madison Yarbrough went to South Carolina and brought his son's Needham's family to his home in Liberty Co., Ga.
After the war Needham G. joined his family in Liberty Co., Ga. Several years later he move his famly from Georgia to Starke Florida. In a letter he wrote back to his father, he wrote it took 3 months by ox and cart to get there and they had to fight off Indians during the journey. Years later he and the family moved back to Georgia and settled in Wayne County, Ga.
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