Faucett and McCoy Families

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Scope and Contents

1: Almira Faucett, wife of James Faucett, converts of Elder Morgan
2: Albion Haggard and wife, Mary G. Faucett Haggard, and daughter; they often entertained Morgan at their home in Cassandra, Georgia.
3: Queen V. Bailey Faucett at age 16, she was the wife of Alonzo C. Faucett. On Sept 10, 1878 at age 16, Queen Bailey warned Morgan of the coming of the KKK while he was holding a meeting at Cassandra, GA.
4: sons of James Faucett: Alfonzo C., Thomas C., James Wiltson
5: James Faucett and his wife, Mollie, with their children
6: Queen V. Bailey and Mary Haggard (on the right), early converts of Elder Morgan
7: Bart Faucett, a brother of James Faucett. Bart=s wife was Victoria Coxwell Faucet.
8: Judge Angus C. McCoy - born March 13, 1789, died Oct 12, 1865; Rev. John C. McCoy - born May 30, 1782, died 1865; Hon. George McCoy - born June 21, 1800, died April 6, 1863; Polly (McKinney) McCoy - born March 30, 1800, died July 23, 1872.
9: Ann Tweed (Fielding) McCoy - born Jan 17, 1793, died March 28, 1854; William McCoy - born Jan 30, 1785, died Sept 3, 1869; Elizabeth S. (McCoy) Morgan - born April 12, 1802, died May 10, 1874; Capt. James Morgan - born Jan 9, 1802, died April 1, 1872.
10: Nancy (McCoy) Caldwell - born July 4, 1798, died Jan 3, 1873; Harriet (Botkin) McCoy - born April 14, 1825, died Dec. 26, 1895; Priscilla (McCoy) Thom - born July 16, 1801, died Dec. 13, 1871; George McCoy - born March 12, 1791, died Aug 2, 1860.
11: Ann Tweed (Fielding) McCoy - born Jan 17, 1793, died March 28, 1854; William McCoy - born Jan 30, 1785, died Sept. 3, 1869.
12-13: Ann Tweed (Fielding) McCoy - born Jan 17, 1793, died March 28, 1854; William McCoy - born Jan 30, 1785, died Sept. 3, 1869; Elizabeth S. (McCoy) Morgan - born April 12, 1802, died May 10, 1874; Capt. James Morgan - born Jan 9, 1802, died April 1, 1872.

Dates

circa mid to late 1800s

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