Buried as Polly DeLoach Kennedy, beside Henry Kennedy. This is the information listed in the Tattnall County Georgia Cemeteries book by Coleman/Hartz on page 235: Death date unknown. Born approximately 1813. Their children: Nancy, William, Emily, Miram (Miriam, perhaps?), America, Vincey, Polly Ann.
UPDATE 01 Mar 2021:
Polly Kennedy (46997799)
Suggested edit: The referenced "Salem Church" from which Polly DeLoach-Kennedy moved membership to Beards Creek Church was almost certainly the now extinct Salem Primitive Baptist Church in Liberty County. That Salem Church was about 8-10 miles from Beards Creek Church over in a part of Liberty County that is now Fort Stewart. Little is known about Salem Church other than it first appeared in the Providence Association around 1814 and disappeared before 1855. Henderson Frier was a long-time pastor, for at least 20 years of its existence. The family of Hardy DeLoach Jr R.S. and Mary Elizabeth Ross was settled nearby, and it is believed their family cemetery was near or adjacent the church. This cemetery has been lost in the intervening years, likely forgotten long before Fort Stewart was formed.
Kindly, Keith Hamilton
Contributor: Keith Hamilton (50759448)
This comes from WD:
yod-1860 (for Polly)
father-Jesse DeLoach-1798-?
mother-Elizabeth Smith DeLoach-1792-1826
burial site unknown for parents
neither parent is in COLEMAN (Tattnall Co., Cemetery Book)
1830 census shows Jesses moved church membership from SALEM (Tattnall is now Candler) to BEARDS CREEK.
Searches for Elizabeth at SALEM do not show her as being buried there.
Jesse is at neither cemetery.
This info, though sketchy, is very helpful. THANKS.
UPDATE 01 Mar 2021:
Polly Kennedy (46997799)
Suggested edit: The referenced "Salem Church" from which Polly DeLoach-Kennedy moved membership to Beards Creek Church was almost certainly the now extinct Salem Primitive Baptist Church in Liberty County. That Salem Church was about 8-10 miles from Beards Creek Church over in a part of Liberty County that is now Fort Stewart. Little is known about Salem Church other than it first appeared in the Providence Association around 1814 and disappeared before 1855. Henderson Frier was a long-time pastor, for at least 20 years of its existence. The family of Hardy DeLoach Jr R.S. and Mary Elizabeth Ross was settled nearby, and it is believed their family cemetery was near or adjacent the church. This cemetery has been lost in the intervening years, likely forgotten long before Fort Stewart was formed.
Kindly, Keith Hamilton
Contributor: Keith Hamilton (50759448)
This comes from WD:
yod-1860 (for Polly)
father-Jesse DeLoach-1798-?
mother-Elizabeth Smith DeLoach-1792-1826
burial site unknown for parents
neither parent is in COLEMAN (Tattnall Co., Cemetery Book)
1830 census shows Jesses moved church membership from SALEM (Tattnall is now Candler) to BEARDS CREEK.
Searches for Elizabeth at SALEM do not show her as being buried there.
Jesse is at neither cemetery.
This info, though sketchy, is very helpful. THANKS.
Buried as Polly DeLoach Kennedy, beside Henry Kennedy. This is the information listed in the Tattnall County Georgia Cemeteries book by Coleman/Hartz on page 235: Death date unknown. Born approximately 1813. Their children: Nancy, William, Emily, Miram (Miriam, perhaps?), America, Vincey, Polly Ann.
UPDATE 01 Mar 2021:
Polly Kennedy (46997799)
Suggested edit: The referenced "Salem Church" from which Polly DeLoach-Kennedy moved membership to Beards Creek Church was almost certainly the now extinct Salem Primitive Baptist Church in Liberty County. That Salem Church was about 8-10 miles from Beards Creek Church over in a part of Liberty County that is now Fort Stewart. Little is known about Salem Church other than it first appeared in the Providence Association around 1814 and disappeared before 1855. Henderson Frier was a long-time pastor, for at least 20 years of its existence. The family of Hardy DeLoach Jr R.S. and Mary Elizabeth Ross was settled nearby, and it is believed their family cemetery was near or adjacent the church. This cemetery has been lost in the intervening years, likely forgotten long before Fort Stewart was formed.
Kindly, Keith Hamilton
Contributor: Keith Hamilton (50759448)
This comes from WD:
yod-1860 (for Polly)
father-Jesse DeLoach-1798-?
mother-Elizabeth Smith DeLoach-1792-1826
burial site unknown for parents
neither parent is in COLEMAN (Tattnall Co., Cemetery Book)
1830 census shows Jesses moved church membership from SALEM (Tattnall is now Candler) to BEARDS CREEK.
Searches for Elizabeth at SALEM do not show her as being buried there.
Jesse is at neither cemetery.
This info, though sketchy, is very helpful. THANKS.
UPDATE 01 Mar 2021:
Polly Kennedy (46997799)
Suggested edit: The referenced "Salem Church" from which Polly DeLoach-Kennedy moved membership to Beards Creek Church was almost certainly the now extinct Salem Primitive Baptist Church in Liberty County. That Salem Church was about 8-10 miles from Beards Creek Church over in a part of Liberty County that is now Fort Stewart. Little is known about Salem Church other than it first appeared in the Providence Association around 1814 and disappeared before 1855. Henderson Frier was a long-time pastor, for at least 20 years of its existence. The family of Hardy DeLoach Jr R.S. and Mary Elizabeth Ross was settled nearby, and it is believed their family cemetery was near or adjacent the church. This cemetery has been lost in the intervening years, likely forgotten long before Fort Stewart was formed.
Kindly, Keith Hamilton
Contributor: Keith Hamilton (50759448)
This comes from WD:
yod-1860 (for Polly)
father-Jesse DeLoach-1798-?
mother-Elizabeth Smith DeLoach-1792-1826
burial site unknown for parents
neither parent is in COLEMAN (Tattnall Co., Cemetery Book)
1830 census shows Jesses moved church membership from SALEM (Tattnall is now Candler) to BEARDS CREEK.
Searches for Elizabeth at SALEM do not show her as being buried there.
Jesse is at neither cemetery.
This info, though sketchy, is very helpful. THANKS.
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