Individual Details

George Washington TARRANCE Jr.

(15 May 1843 - 20 May 1895)

Military Service:
Company H, 30'th Regiment, Georgia Volunteer Infantry, CSA
Received wound to arm at Battle of Jonewboro, was home on furlough at end of war. Was paroled in Atlanta ( his company surrounded in Nashville)

He recieved a military pension. The pesion was for infirmity and poverty.

On Catherine's wiows pension application, James W. Edmunds verfied his service and stated "No better soldier ever carried a gun than G. W. Tarrance".

Events

Birth15 May 1843Campbell (now Fulton) County, Georgia, USA
Marriage27 Dec 1865Cambellton, Campbell (now Fulton) County, Georgia, USA - Catherine Lorena RAINWATER
Death20 May 1895Campbell (now Fulton) County, Georgia, USA

Families

SpouseCatherine Lorena RAINWATER (1847 - 1935)
ChildPhilip Leonodus TARRANCE (1866 - 1904)
ChildMaggie Lorena TARRANCE (1869 - 1918)
ChildAtherline TARRANCE (1871 - 1896)
ChildMittie Weah TARRANCE (1873 - 1893)
ChildCharles Demasius TARRANCE (1875 - 1876)
ChildLilla TARRANCE (1877 - 1909)
ChildMiles Washington TARRANCE (1879 - 1955)
ChildUstus Lester TARRANCE (1884 - 1962)
FatherGeorge Washington "Wash" TARRANCE Sr. (1810 - 1882)
MotherElizabeth WINGO (1812 - 1874)
SiblingWilliam John TARRANCE (1836 - )
SiblingSarah Jane TARRANCE (1839 - )
SiblingMary Ann TARRANCE (1841 - 1923)
SiblingAmanda K. TARRANCE (1846 - )
SiblingEmily M. TARRANCE (1849 - )
SiblingJames D. TARRANCE (1850 - )
SiblingAndrew Jackson TARRANCE (1853 - 1926)