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East Point Masonic Lodge No. 94 Tishomingo County, Mississippi, East Point
Mingo, Geo. L. 1848 JD,
Wingo, Geo. L. (S) 1849 S & T, 1850 SD

1850 Tishomingo County MS Census: 1107, 1107, 4th dist, Northern Div, Roll M432_382, pg. 82.
Wingo, Geo. 26 W M $500 sadler AL, Ann 21 W F TN, Joseph 2 W M MS and
Wingo, James 23 W M wagoner AL

Source: Louisville and Nashville Christian Advocate
For the Advocate
In the town of Frankfort, Franklin County, Ala., on the 24th of April, 1854, after an illness of about one month, sister Mary A. E. Wingo, wife of Rev. G. L. Wingo, departed this life, in the full triumphs of a living faith. Her age was twenty-eight years; and from an early period in this short career, unto the hour of her demise, she was an acceptable member of the Methodist Episcopal Church. A God loving and God-fearing woman, walking in his commands and ordinances blameles, ever exerting a hallowed influence upon the minds of those with whom she was associated, she walked every way worthy of the vocation wherewith she was called, embodyng the Christian graces in her heart, and displaying them in her walk. As a child, a sister, a wife, a mother, or in any other sphere, she was laudable and worthy of imitation. but alas! the humble Christian, the good wife, and the affectinate mother, is not; for God has taken her. And in her death, virtue and piety here have lost a votary, but heaven has gained a jewel.
She was the mother of three children, two of whom have gone before her to the heavenly world, and one of whom, an unconscious babe, she left behind in the embrace of its bereft and disconsolate father, and went to rejoin the blessed spirits of the former in glory. "One family we dwell in him."
Her last illness was borne with that resignation characteristic of Christianity; and when the hour of her dissolution came, not a cloud intercepted the welcome smiles of her Savior, but all was peace and glory, until her triumphant spirit, freed from its tenement of clay, winged its flight to the regions of bliss. After which, her body was interred beside her departed children--
"Where sweet be its rest till Jesus bid it rise
To hail him in triumph descending the skies."
June 10, 1854 J. D. Barbee

Old Huntsville Land Office Records and Military Warrants 1810 - 1854,
Wingo, George L. , # 96842 8/31/1854 Franklin County, AL Sec. 30 Township 5 Range 12W

1855 Franklin County AL State Census: 018 Wingo, G. D (L).

1860 Franklin County AL Census: 810, 810, Western Div., Barton PO, Roll M653_10, pg. 788.
Wingo, George L. 38 W M physician AL, Amy C. 28 W F AL, Mary A. 6 W F AL, Sarah A. 5 W F AL, Penelope W F. 2 F AL, Geo. J. 1 W M AL

Confederate Soldiers Records Compiled Service Records, 1861-1865
Wingo, G. L. 1863 Sixteenth Infantry

from Two Hundred Years at Muscle Shoals by Nina Leftwich c 1935, 280 pgs., Tuscumbia, AL
in 1865 ... ; G. L. Wingo "would inform the citizens of Tuscumbia and vicinity that he has opened his gallery at the Franklin House, where he is prepared to take photographs, melaineotypes and gem pictures"; ...

Journal of Muscle Shoals (AL) History Vol. IV 1976
Besides white schools there were two schools for Negroes in Franklin (Colbert) County in 1865. Miss Amelia Brewer of New York opened her school in 1865, and Judge Wingo and his daughter opened another in Tuscumbia shortly after the war.

Case # 10,190 Colbert County, Alabama Reminishions from Civil War Losses....

1866 State of AL Census: Franklin County B.
Wingo, G. L. Males: 3 = over 10, 1 = over 20, number of males = 4,
Females: 2 = under 10, 2 = 10-20, 1 = over 20, number of females =5, total = 9.

1870 Colbert County AL Census: 11, 11, Tuscumbia PO, Roll M593_10, pg. 158.
Wingo, George L 48 W M photographer $800 $100 AL, Amy C. 39 W F k-h AL, Mary A. 16 W F at home AL, Sarah 15 W F at home AL, Penelope 13 W F at home AL, George J. 11 W M at home AL, John W. 9 W M AL, James R. 7 W M AL, Margaret 6 W F AL

5/23/1873
from The Southern Argus - Deaths - June 1869 through June 1874
a son of Dr. Wingo, residing near Tuscumbia, was thrown from a mule a few days ago and his skull badly fractured.

Mr. Wingo's house was destroyed by the Tornado of 1874.

1880 Monroe County MS Census: 23, 22, Quincy, Roll T9_658, pg. 3, ED 131.
Wingor, George L. 58 W M self farmer M AL VA VA, Amy C. 48 W F wife k-h M AL AL AL, Sarah A. 24 W F dau at home S AL AL AL, Penelope F. 22 W F dau at home S AL AL AL, Geo. J. 21 W M son farm hand S AL AL AL, John W. 19 W M son farm laborer S AL AL AL, James R. 17 W M son farm laborer S AL AL AL, Louellan 15 W F dau S AL AL AL

1882 Monroe County, MS
Wingo, G. L. Included in list of physicians in county (included practicing and non-practicing).

Birth	1824	Madison County, Alabama, USA
Marriage	Abt 1847	Franklin County, Alabama, USA - Mary Ann E. UNKNOWN
Death	Aft 1882

Spouse	Amy C. UNKNOWN (1832 - 1880)
Child	Penelope F. WINGO (1858 - )
Child	George J. WINGO (1859 - )
Child	John William WINGO (1861 - )
Child	James R. WINGO (1863 - )
Child	Margaret Lewellan WINGO (1864 - )

Spouse	Mary Ann E. UNKNOWN (1826 - 1854)
Child	Joseph WINGO (1848 - 1854)
Child	Mary A. WINGO (1853 - )
Child	Sarah A. WINGO (1854 - )

Father	Joshua Abner "Josh" WINGO (1789 - 1869)
Mother	Mary "Polly" SADLER (1792 - 1855)
Sibling	John Booker WINGO (1815 - 1864)
Sibling	Patrick Henry WINGO (1821 - 1870)
Sibling	Mary Ann WINGO (1826 - )
Sibling	James Churchwell "J C" WINGO (1827 - )
Sibling	Payton A. WINGO (1830 - 1858)
Sibling	Sarah Elizabeth "Sally" WINGO (1833 - 1860)
Sibling	Frances WINGO (1835 - 1860)