Individual Details

Was married to a Miss Chana in Alabama....
from The History of Spartanburg County, South Carolina by

Served as a 4'th Corporal during the Cherokee Indian removal from Alabama. He enlisted in Fort Payne, DeKalb County, Alabama for a term of twelve months (served less than four months) in the Army. Alabama Volunteers-Foot Infantry under Captain James Lamar. He was discharged at Fort Payne, Alabama on July 22, 1838.

His bounty warrant file number (NNRG) 55-120-85989 and bounty warant numbers 85989 for 120 acres of land and 5787 for 40 acres of land.

1840 DeKalb County AL Census: Roll 4, pg 160, line 16
Note: Oliver Perry Wingo with brother James Henry Wingo and ?.
Wings, J.
Males: 2 = 20-30, 1 = 50-60, 3 working in agriculture,
Females: 1 = under 5, 1 = 20-30, total = 6, 1 slave.

1850 Tishomingo County MS Census: 41, 41, Southern Div., Roll M432_382, pg. 87.
Wingo, Oliver P. 34 M farmer $950 SC, Martha 25 F AL, Ransom 4 M AL, Winfield S. 3 M AL, Elias 2 M MS, Equillah 8/12 M MS

1859 Pototoc County MS Tax Roles: 1 white poll tax

1860 Pontotoc County MS Census: 2024, 2024, Pontotoc PO, Roll M653_590, pg. 307.
Wingo, O. P. 44 W M farmer $1,580 $1,474 SC, Martha 39 W F AL, Ransom 14 W M attended school AL, Winfield S. 13 W M attended school AL, Elias 12 W M attended school MS, Equilla 10 W M attended school MS, Henry C. 7 W M attended school MS, Mary S. 6 W F attended school MS, Thomas J. 3 W M MS

Mingo, O. P. ; Sgt.; Company F, 2nd Mississippi State Cavalry
Winge, O. B. & Wingo, O. P., Jr.; 2'nd Lieut., Company F, 5th Regt., (1'st Brigade) (Militia)

1870 Pontotoc County MS Census: 357, 357, Toccapola PO, T10, Roll M593_746, pg. 322.
Winge, O. P. 54 W M farmer $700 $600 SC, Martha 50 W F k-h AL, Ransom 24 W M asst U.S. Marshall $0 $200 AL, Clay 17 W M farmer MS, Mary 16 W F at school MS, Thomas 14 W M farmer MS, James 9 W M at school MS, Lawrence 5 W M MS

Masonic Member 1875, Toccopola, Pontotoc County, MS.
Masons have death date as 3/29/1878. See page 310 of Mississippi Masonic Death Records.

1880 Pontotoc County MS Census: no #'s, dist 3, Roll T9_662, pg. 50, ED 165.
Wings, Marth 60 W F self at home Wd AL MS MS, R. A. 34 W M son coon hunter S AL SC AL, T. J. 24 W M son physician S MS SC AL, James 19 W M son bee keeper attended school S MS SC AL, William 15 W M son k-h attended school S MS SC AL

Birth	21 May 1816	Spartanburg County, South Carolina, USA
Marriage	21 Jan 1845	Blount County, Alabama, USA - Martha BROWN
Death	30 Mar 1878	Springville, Pototoc County, Mississippi, USA
Burial	Apr 1878	Springville Cemetery, Pototoc County, Mississippi, USA
Marriage		Alabama, USA - Living

Spouse

Living

Spouse	Martha BROWN (1821 - 1880)
Child	Ransom Alexander WINGO (1846 - 1913)
Child	Winfield Scott WINGO (1847 - 1910)
Child	MD Elias Livingstone WINGO (1848 - 1884)
Child	Antonia Equilla WINGO (1849 - 1889)
Child	C. C. WINGO (1851 - 1852)
Child	Henry Clay WINGO (1852 - 1905)
Child	Mary Sylvania WINGO (1854 - 1876)
Child	MD Thomas Jefferson WINGO (1856 - 1923)
Child	Mayard A. WINGO (1859 - 1864)
Child	James Monroe WINGO (1861 - 1930)
Child	William Lawrence "Babe" WINGO (1865 - 1934)

Father	Ransom WINGO (1787 - 1838)
Mother	Mary "Polly" DODD (1795 - 1840)
Sibling	James Henry WINGO (1812 - 1884)
Sibling	Sheriff T. Alexander WINGO (1814 - 1864)
Sibling	Nancy WINGO (1815 - )
Sibling	Elizabeth "Betsy" WINGO (1818 - 1880)
Sibling	William WINGO (1822 - 1843)
Sibling	John D. WINGO (1823 - )
Sibling	Mary "Polly" WINGO (1825 - 1870)
Sibling	Thomas Jefferson WINGO (1827 - 1912)
Sibling	Sarah Jane WINGO (1828 - 1905)