Our American Family - Person Sheet
Our American Family - Person Sheet
NameSusan BRAKEBILL 
Birth Date15 Feb 1824
Birth PlaceBlount County, Tennessee
Death Date24 Feb 1907 Age: 83
Death PlaceBlount County, Tennessee
Burial PlaceBlount County, Tennessee, Old Cedar Grove Cemetery
FatherJohn BRAKEBILL (1798-1859)
MotherAnn E. THOMAS (1798-1877)
Spouses
Birth Date16 Oct 1820
Birth PlaceBlount County, Tennessee
Death Date20 Oct 1896 Age: 76
Death PlaceBlount County, Tennessee
Burial PlaceBlount County, Tennessee
MemoOld Cedar Grove Cemetery
OccupationCW Union Soldier, TN Co. D, 10th Cavalry Regiment,
Family ID1068
Marr Date31 Jul 1845
Marr PlaceBlount County, Tennessee
ChildrenVirena (?-)
George Washington (?-)
Martha (?-)
Serepta (?-)
Ann E. (1854-)
Mary Catherine (?-)
Sara (~1859-)
Fleming (?-)
Notes for James P. (Spouse 1)
U.S., Civil War Soldier Records and Profiles, 1861-1865.
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Gardiner Mays lived at the old James Massey place just up Nails Creek from the Martin Mill. He reared a family but the writer only knew James and Flemmond, who divided the old place and reared large families for themselves. They lived on opposite sides of the creek. Their sister, Fanny, married a man named Caldwell and was the mother of Gardiner Caldwell. Their sister, Patsy, married a man named Johnson. James Mays married Susan Brakebill, while Flem, his brother, married a Sherrill. They have all gone, most of them dead. Gardiner Mays was among the first settlers here.
James McCamy’s 1911 history of Logan’s Chapel
On Ancestry from Donny Anderson.
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Gardiner Mays lived at the old James Massey place just up Nails Creek from the Martin Mill. He reared a family but the writer only knew James and Flemmond, who divided the old place and reared large families for themselves. They lived on opposite sides of the creek. Their sister, Fanny, married a man named Caldwell and was the mother of Gardiner Caldwell. Their sister, Patsy, married a man named Johnson. James Mays married Susan Brakebill, while Flem, his brother, married a Sherrill. They have all gone, most of them dead. Gardiner Mays was among the first settlers here.
James McCamy’s 1911 history of Logan’s Chapel
On Ancestry from Donny Anderson.
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