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CO G
61st Infantry Regiment
NC TROOPS
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He married Sarah Jane Alley 4 May 1867 in Rockingham County, N.C.
They had 4 children
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1870 Census, Mayo, Rockingham County, N.C.:
John Landreth M 24 North Carolina
Sallie Landreth F 31 North Carolina
Lula Landreth F 1 North Carolina
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1880 Census, Huntsville, Rockingham County, N.C.:
John W. Landreth Self M 34 North Carolina
Sarah J. Landreth Wife F 38 North Carolina
Lula Landreth Daughter F 11 North Carolina
Florence M. Landreth Daughter F 8 North Carolina
John J. Landreth Son M 3 North Carolina
William F. Landreth Son M 2 North Carolina
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Then he got "a mail-order-bride" from Wisconsin and her name was Sarah Jane too.
John and Sarah Jane Comer Howard or Sarah Jane Howard Comer were married in Charlotte, N.C in 1906 when he was 59 and she was 56.
They resided in Madison, N.C. (in Rockingham County)
They had been writing to each other for a while and must have gotten to like each other very much! :O)
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CO G
61st Infantry Regiment
NC TROOPS
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He married Sarah Jane Alley 4 May 1867 in Rockingham County, N.C.
They had 4 children
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1870 Census, Mayo, Rockingham County, N.C.:
John Landreth M 24 North Carolina
Sallie Landreth F 31 North Carolina
Lula Landreth F 1 North Carolina
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1880 Census, Huntsville, Rockingham County, N.C.:
John W. Landreth Self M 34 North Carolina
Sarah J. Landreth Wife F 38 North Carolina
Lula Landreth Daughter F 11 North Carolina
Florence M. Landreth Daughter F 8 North Carolina
John J. Landreth Son M 3 North Carolina
William F. Landreth Son M 2 North Carolina
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Then he got "a mail-order-bride" from Wisconsin and her name was Sarah Jane too.
John and Sarah Jane Comer Howard or Sarah Jane Howard Comer were married in Charlotte, N.C in 1906 when he was 59 and she was 56.
They resided in Madison, N.C. (in Rockingham County)
They had been writing to each other for a while and must have gotten to like each other very much! :O)
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