Civil War veteran
1863, First State Troops (Six Months, 1863-64)
surname spelling varies ~ Massengale; Massengil; Massengill
Story handed down & mentioned in Webb Family Bible says that Ephrum was found on the Trail of Tears as an infant, wrapped in an Indian blanket; however, the Trail of Tears took place 1838-1839, before Ephrum was born (in 1845)
1860 - living in Ninth Dist, Whitfield Co., Georgia
1870 - living in Dalton, Whitfield Co., Georgia
1880 - living in Red Clay, Whitfield Co., Georgia
1900 - living in Civil Districts 11-12, Bradley Co., Tenn
1910 - living in Civil District 1, Bradley, Tenn
Parents:
John Masengill (b. 1807, SC; died bet. 1860-1870 in Whitfield Co., GA & Sinda (b. 1812, SC)
Wife:
Ellen (married 13 Oct 1866, Whitfield Co., GA)
Other Child:
~ Eugenia "Genie" W (b. May 1875, Red Clay, Whitfield Co., GA; liv. in Bradley Co., TN in 1900)
Siblings:
~ Riley (mem. #10338506)
~ Mary (b. 1836, SC)
~ John (b. 1840, SC)
~ Sarah (b. 1843, SC)
~ James (b. 1847, SC)
~ Son (b. 1849, SC)
~ Averilla (b. 1852, SC)
occupation: farmer
cause of death: asthma
(sources: "Tennessee, Death Records, 1914-1955", with the spelling of Ephraim Massengale; United States Census, 1860, Georgia, Whitfield, 9th District; United States Census, 1850, South Carolina, Pickens, Pickens county under surname spelling "Mapengil"; "South Carolina Civil War Service Records of Confederate Soldiers, 1861-1865")
1863, First State Troops (Six Months, 1863-64)
surname spelling varies ~ Massengale; Massengil; Massengill
Story handed down & mentioned in Webb Family Bible says that Ephrum was found on the Trail of Tears as an infant, wrapped in an Indian blanket; however, the Trail of Tears took place 1838-1839, before Ephrum was born (in 1845)
1860 - living in Ninth Dist, Whitfield Co., Georgia
1870 - living in Dalton, Whitfield Co., Georgia
1880 - living in Red Clay, Whitfield Co., Georgia
1900 - living in Civil Districts 11-12, Bradley Co., Tenn
1910 - living in Civil District 1, Bradley, Tenn
Parents:
John Masengill (b. 1807, SC; died bet. 1860-1870 in Whitfield Co., GA & Sinda (b. 1812, SC)
Wife:
Ellen (married 13 Oct 1866, Whitfield Co., GA)
Other Child:
~ Eugenia "Genie" W (b. May 1875, Red Clay, Whitfield Co., GA; liv. in Bradley Co., TN in 1900)
Siblings:
~ Riley (mem. #10338506)
~ Mary (b. 1836, SC)
~ John (b. 1840, SC)
~ Sarah (b. 1843, SC)
~ James (b. 1847, SC)
~ Son (b. 1849, SC)
~ Averilla (b. 1852, SC)
occupation: farmer
cause of death: asthma
(sources: "Tennessee, Death Records, 1914-1955", with the spelling of Ephraim Massengale; United States Census, 1860, Georgia, Whitfield, 9th District; United States Census, 1850, South Carolina, Pickens, Pickens county under surname spelling "Mapengil"; "South Carolina Civil War Service Records of Confederate Soldiers, 1861-1865")
Civil War veteran
1863, First State Troops (Six Months, 1863-64)
surname spelling varies ~ Massengale; Massengil; Massengill
Story handed down & mentioned in Webb Family Bible says that Ephrum was found on the Trail of Tears as an infant, wrapped in an Indian blanket; however, the Trail of Tears took place 1838-1839, before Ephrum was born (in 1845)
1860 - living in Ninth Dist, Whitfield Co., Georgia
1870 - living in Dalton, Whitfield Co., Georgia
1880 - living in Red Clay, Whitfield Co., Georgia
1900 - living in Civil Districts 11-12, Bradley Co., Tenn
1910 - living in Civil District 1, Bradley, Tenn
Parents:
John Masengill (b. 1807, SC; died bet. 1860-1870 in Whitfield Co., GA & Sinda (b. 1812, SC)
Wife:
Ellen (married 13 Oct 1866, Whitfield Co., GA)
Other Child:
~ Eugenia "Genie" W (b. May 1875, Red Clay, Whitfield Co., GA; liv. in Bradley Co., TN in 1900)
Siblings:
~ Riley (mem. #10338506)
~ Mary (b. 1836, SC)
~ John (b. 1840, SC)
~ Sarah (b. 1843, SC)
~ James (b. 1847, SC)
~ Son (b. 1849, SC)
~ Averilla (b. 1852, SC)
occupation: farmer
cause of death: asthma
(sources: "Tennessee, Death Records, 1914-1955", with the spelling of Ephraim Massengale; United States Census, 1860, Georgia, Whitfield, 9th District; United States Census, 1850, South Carolina, Pickens, Pickens county under surname spelling "Mapengil"; "South Carolina Civil War Service Records of Confederate Soldiers, 1861-1865")
1863, First State Troops (Six Months, 1863-64)
surname spelling varies ~ Massengale; Massengil; Massengill
Story handed down & mentioned in Webb Family Bible says that Ephrum was found on the Trail of Tears as an infant, wrapped in an Indian blanket; however, the Trail of Tears took place 1838-1839, before Ephrum was born (in 1845)
1860 - living in Ninth Dist, Whitfield Co., Georgia
1870 - living in Dalton, Whitfield Co., Georgia
1880 - living in Red Clay, Whitfield Co., Georgia
1900 - living in Civil Districts 11-12, Bradley Co., Tenn
1910 - living in Civil District 1, Bradley, Tenn
Parents:
John Masengill (b. 1807, SC; died bet. 1860-1870 in Whitfield Co., GA & Sinda (b. 1812, SC)
Wife:
Ellen (married 13 Oct 1866, Whitfield Co., GA)
Other Child:
~ Eugenia "Genie" W (b. May 1875, Red Clay, Whitfield Co., GA; liv. in Bradley Co., TN in 1900)
Siblings:
~ Riley (mem. #10338506)
~ Mary (b. 1836, SC)
~ John (b. 1840, SC)
~ Sarah (b. 1843, SC)
~ James (b. 1847, SC)
~ Son (b. 1849, SC)
~ Averilla (b. 1852, SC)
occupation: farmer
cause of death: asthma
(sources: "Tennessee, Death Records, 1914-1955", with the spelling of Ephraim Massengale; United States Census, 1860, Georgia, Whitfield, 9th District; United States Census, 1850, South Carolina, Pickens, Pickens county under surname spelling "Mapengil"; "South Carolina Civil War Service Records of Confederate Soldiers, 1861-1865")
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