Richard and his wife were buried on the Armor family farm but hogs got into the plot and destroyed the tombstones, dates are from the Armor Family Bible, they are entered here because so many of their family are buried here.
Richard was the son of James Armor and wife, Rachael Phillips. She was his third wife, they married 17 November 1804 in Greene County, Georgia. "History of Greene County Georgia 1786-1886" by Dr. Thaddeus Brockett Price, edited by Caroline White Williams, 1979, page 385, James Armor was a member of Troup of Militia Dragoons under the command of Capt. Jonas Fauche, Nov 1 - 31 Dec. 1794
page 396, James Armour was a Rev soldier who died and were buried in Greene Co.
Richard was the son of James Armor and wife, Rachael Phillips. She was his third wife, they married 17 November 1804 in Greene County, Georgia. "History of Greene County Georgia 1786-1886" by Dr. Thaddeus Brockett Price, edited by Caroline White Williams, 1979, page 385, James Armor was a member of Troup of Militia Dragoons under the command of Capt. Jonas Fauche, Nov 1 - 31 Dec. 1794
page 396, James Armour was a Rev soldier who died and were buried in Greene Co.
Richard and his wife were buried on the Armor family farm but hogs got into the plot and destroyed the tombstones, dates are from the Armor Family Bible, they are entered here because so many of their family are buried here.
Richard was the son of James Armor and wife, Rachael Phillips. She was his third wife, they married 17 November 1804 in Greene County, Georgia. "History of Greene County Georgia 1786-1886" by Dr. Thaddeus Brockett Price, edited by Caroline White Williams, 1979, page 385, James Armor was a member of Troup of Militia Dragoons under the command of Capt. Jonas Fauche, Nov 1 - 31 Dec. 1794
page 396, James Armour was a Rev soldier who died and were buried in Greene Co.
Richard was the son of James Armor and wife, Rachael Phillips. She was his third wife, they married 17 November 1804 in Greene County, Georgia. "History of Greene County Georgia 1786-1886" by Dr. Thaddeus Brockett Price, edited by Caroline White Williams, 1979, page 385, James Armor was a member of Troup of Militia Dragoons under the command of Capt. Jonas Fauche, Nov 1 - 31 Dec. 1794
page 396, James Armour was a Rev soldier who died and were buried in Greene Co.
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