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Abraham Kingry was also known as Abraham Kingery.¹ He was also known as Abram Kingery. He was also known as A Kingery. He, son of Daniel Kingry and Elizabeth Harmon, was born about 1806 in Warren Co, GAG.
His father, Daniel Kingry, died before 29 June 1819 in Wilkinson Co, GAG.¹
His mother, Elizabeth Harmon, died on 21 September 1819 in Wilkinson Co, GAG.¹²

Abraham Kingry married Priscilla Tribble, daughter of Wiley Tribble and Agatha Davidson, on 3 August 1824 in Wilkinson Co, GAG.^3,4


Abraham Kingry was the Head of Household in the census in 1830 in Wilkinson Co, GAG. Abram Kingery males 2 < 5 (unidentified), 1 5-10 (unidentified), 1 20-30 (Abram); females 1 20-30 (Priscilla).⁵
On 13 September 1836 in Laurens Co, GAG, Abraham Kingry was presented to the Grand Jury for retailing spirtous without a license as witnessed by Jacob Parker. Minute Book E p117-118.^6,7
On 6 April 1837 in Laurens Co, GAG, Abraham Kingry and Isaac L Hall were presented to the the Grand Jury for offense of affray on April 5 in the town of Dublin as witnessed by William Goff and Jacob T Linder. Minute Book E p131-132. (Affray means an instance of fighting in a public place that disturbs the peace.)^6,7
On 12 September 1837 in Laurens Co, GAG. the Grand Jury presented Frederick Askew for suffering his negroes to keep disorder and retailing spiritour liquors at his house on Mar 11 1837 as witnessed by Abraham Kingry and others. The Grand Jury also commended the merchants for not suffering negroes to come into town for trafficing and buying ardent spirits and recommended the county merchants to pursue the same course. Minute Book E p 140-141.^7,6
On 16 May 1839 in Laurens Co, GAG, William Shivers was the plaintiff and Abraham Kingry was the defendant. Case was debt on a $170 promissory note given by Kingery to persons calling themselves Shivers and Schley. Deputy Sheriff John Fondred served the papers on Abram Kingery on May 28 1839. Jury verdict for the plaintiff at Dec 1839 court term of court. Judgement for $120 principal, $7.25 interest, and $11.50 for costs. Fi-fa issued.(Fieri-facias, usually abbreviated as fi-fa is a legal abbreviation that means the court found for the plaintiff and ordered the county sheriff to levy sell goods of the defendant as necessary to collect the debt.).
On 16 December 1839 in Laurens Co, GAG, plantiff(s) and defendant(s) Abraham Kingry. Verdict by jury #1 was for the plaintiff in sum of $472.81 with interest and cost. Minute Book E p 179-180. Jury foreman was James Bohannon.^6,7
On 26 December 1839 in Laurens Co, GAG, plantiff(s) William Shivers and defendant(s) Abraham Kingry. Fi-fa was for $120. Fi-fa was handed to Doctor N Tucker on Sep 1 1843 and was used to levy on one 7 year old sorrel horse, 7 head of cattle, one pedlers wagon on May 4, 1844. Winfield Hightower laid in a claim for the above stated property. The claim to the wagon was sustained while the cattle and horse were found subject to the levy. The fi-fa was handed to John Kopp on January of 1846. Execution Docket p 1.^6,8
In June 1840 in Laurens Co, GAG, plantiff(s) Leroy Wiley, and Company, and defendant(s) Abraham Kingry. Judgement was for $472.81. Fi-fa handed to Sheriff Elzy Thompson on Dec 26 1839. Levied and claim interposed by F.E. Flanders. Claim dismissed. Fi-fa again handed out to Sheriff L. M. Hudson on Jun 15, 1849. Execution Docket 1839-1856 p5.^6,9

In 1840, Abraham Kingry does not appear with the family in the Wilkinson Co census where Priscilla was listed as head of household. Abraham appears to be living in Laurens Co at the time. Other records state that he had a peddler's wagon. Maybe he was a traveling salesman or maybe he and Priscilla had separated.¹⁰
On 15 December 1840 in Laurens Co, GAG. the Court ordered that the Solicitor General receive $20.00 on the cases against Abraham Kingry and others. Minute Book G , p222.^6,11
In September 1844 in Laurens Co, GAG, plantiff(s) William Shivers and defendant(s) Abraham Kingry and William Hightower. Fi-fa, Levy, and claim. Supoena Docket p 69.^6,12
On 2 September 1844 in Laurens Co, GAG, plantiff(s) William Shivers and defendant(s) Abraham Kingry. Fi-fa, Levy, and Claim. Jury found the cattle and horse only subject to the execution. Jury foreman was John Weekly. Minute Book F, p149. Supoena Docket p60.^6,13,12
On 10 September 1844 in Laurens Co, GAG, Abraham Kingry. was convicted and sentenced to 6 years in prison from 9-10-1844 until 9-10-1850 for 'assault to murder' charges. He was age 36, 5 ft 7 1/2 ' tall, dark complexion, red hair with blue eyes. His occupation was listed as farmer.¹⁴
On 3 March 1845 in Laurens Co, GAG, plantiff(s) Thomas N Guyton and defendant(s) Abraham Kingry and Willliam Bruner. Assumpsit. Jury verdict for the plaintiff in sum of $75.88 and 1/2 cents principal, with interest and cost of suit. (Assumpsit means a legal action seeking compensation for the nonperformance of a contract that was not officially approved or recorded.). Security was John O'Banion. Jury foreman was James Hudson.^13,6
On 17 March 1845, plaintiff Thomas N Guyton, Abraham Kingry and Willliam Bruner was the defendant. Fee was $75.88 which was paid in full on Jan 6 1846. Execution Docket 1842-1846 p45-46.^6,8
In September 1845 in Laurens Co, GAG, plantiff Thomas N Guyton, Abraham Kingry and Willliam Bruner the defendants. Judgement was for $75.88 and 1/2 cents. Execution Docket 1839-1856 p 55-56. Security was John O'Banion.^6,9
On 24 November 1849 Abraham Kingry. was pardoned from prison.¹⁴
In 1850 in Crawford Co, GAG, Abraham Kingry was. convicted on simple larceny charges and sentenced to 5 years and was ordered to serve from 8-16-1850 until 8-16-1855 in Crawford Co GA. He was age 44 born in Georgia, 5 ft 7 in tall, fair complexion, sandy hair with blue eyes. His occupation was listed as shoe maker.¹⁴
On 2 September 1850 in Crawford Co, GAG. Lewis F Hicks, Sheriff & Jailor, returned an itemized bill of $61.25 for committing, duting, and other charges for keep [p]in jail for 100 days. ourt ordered the bill paid.¹⁵
In December 1851, Abraham Kingry was successful in his second escape attempt from prison.¹⁴

Abraham Kingry died at an unknown date and location.

Daniel H. Kingry, son of Daniel Kingry and Elizabeth Harmon, was born about 1803 in Wilkinson Co, GAG.
His father, Daniel Kingry, died before 29 June 1819 in Wilkinson Co, GAG.¹
His mother, Elizabeth Harmon, died on 21 September 1819 in Wilkinson Co, GAG.¹

Daniel H. Kingry was the Head of Household in the census in 1820 in Wilkinson Co, GAG. Daniel H. Kingery, males 2 18-25 (Daniel & Abraham?), females 1<10 (unidentified), 1 16-25 (Tabitha.)²

Daniel H. Kingry married Tabitha Cook on 5 November 1828 in Wilkinson Co, GAG.³


Daniel H. Kingry was the Head of Household in the census in 1830 in Wilkinson Co, GAG. Daniel H Kingry males 1 <5, 1 15-20, 1 20-30, females 2<5, 1 5-10, 1 10-15, 1 20-30.

Daniel H. Kingry was the Head of Household in the census in 1840 in District 313, Wilkinson Co, GeorgiaG. p318.
Daniel H. Kingry died in 1848.

Tabitha Cook was also known as Tabitha Kingry.
Tabitha Cook was the wife of Daniel H. Kingry in the census in 1820 in Wilkinson Co, GAG. female 16-25.¹

Tabitha Cook married Daniel H. Kingry, son of Daniel Kingry and Elizabeth Harmon, on 5 November 1828 in Wilkinson Co, GAG.²

Daniel Kingry married Sarah Skipper on 12 May 1853 in Wilkinson Co, GAG.

Sarah Skipper was also known as Sarah Kingry.

Sarah Skipper married Daniel Kingry, son of Daniel H. Kingry and Tabitha Cook, on 12 May 1853 in Wilkinson Co, GAG.

John Sanders Kingry, son of Daniel Kingry and Elizabeth Harmon, was born about 1801.

John Sanders Kingry married Unknown woJohnsonGKingry before 1830.


John Sanders Kingry married Milly Lord, daughter of Samuel Lord and Elizabeth Unknown, on 24 December 1831 in Wilkinson Co, GAG.

John lived in District 327, Wilkinson Co, GeorgiaG, in 1840.
John Sanders Kingry died before 1850.

Milly Lord was also known as Milly Kingry. She was also known as Milly Ryle.
Milly Lord was m2 at age 52- William B. She, daughter of Samuel Lord and Elizabeth Unknown, was born in 1804.

Milly Lord married John Sanders Kingry, son of Daniel Kingry and Elizabeth Harmon, on 24 December 1831 in Wilkinson Co, GAG.

Milly lived in Wilkinson Co, GAG, in 1850.

Milly Lord married William B. Ryle on 30 December 1856 in Wilkinson Co, GAG.

Milly Lord died before 1860.

Unknown woJohnsonGKingry was also known as Unknown Kingry. She, was born about 1805. guess.

Unknown woJohnsonGKingry married John Sanders Kingry, son of Daniel Kingry and Elizabeth Harmon, before 1830.

Amanda Watkins was also known as Amanda Kingry. She, daughter of Richard Watkins and Celia Wynn, was born in 1829.

Amanda Watkins married Johnson G. Kingry, son of John Sanders Kingry and Unknown woJohnsonGKingry, on 17 February 1851 in Wilkinson Co, GAG.

Elizabeth Cannon was also known as Elizabeth Kingry. She, daughter of Miles Cannon and Milly Green, was born in 1848.

Elizabeth Cannon married Johnson G. Kingry, son of John Sanders Kingry and Unknown woJohnsonGKingry, on 23 December 1880 in Wilkinson Co, GAG.

Samuel Lafayette Kingery, son of John Sanders Kingry and Milly Lord, was born in 1833 in Wilkinson Co, GAG.

Samuel Lafayette Kingery married Tabitha Hooks, daughter of Archibald Hooks and Tabitha Etheridge, on 1 July 1852 in Wilkinson Co, GAG.
Samuel Lafayette Kingery. Wounded at Baker's Creek in 1863 during the Civil War and latercaptured at Vicksburg in 1863 while serving with the Oconee Grays, Co.K, 5th Regiment of the GA Volunteer Infantry. (191) in 1863.
Samuel Lafayette Kingery died on 22 December 1890 in Bulloch Co, GeorgiaG.

Tabitha Hooks was also known as Tabitha Kingery. She, daughter of Archibald Hooks and Tabitha Etheridge, was born in 1838.

Tabitha Hooks married Samuel Lafayette Kingery, son of John Sanders Kingry and Milly Lord, on 1 July 1852 in Wilkinson Co, GAG.

Hopie Kingry was also known as Hopie Pennington. She, daughter of Samuel Lafayette Kingery and Tabitha Hooks, was born in 1853.

Hopie Kingry married T. Caswell Pennington on 27 December 1877 in Wilkinson Co, GAG.

T. Caswell Pennington married Hopie Kingry, daughter of Samuel Lafayette Kingery and Tabitha Hooks, on 27 December 1877 in Wilkinson Co, GAG.

William B. Ryle married Milly Lord, daughter of Samuel Lord and Elizabeth Unknown, on 30 December 1856 in Wilkinson Co, GAG.

Sarah F. Kingry was also known as Sarah F. Etheridge. She, daughter of Samuel Lafayette Kingery and Tabitha Hooks, was born in 1858.

Sarah F. Kingry married Augustus Etheridge on 12 December 1877 in Wilkinson Co, GAG.

Augustus Etheridge married Sarah F. Kingry, daughter of Samuel Lafayette Kingery and Tabitha Hooks, on 12 December 1877 in Wilkinson Co, GAG.

Johnson Kingry, son of Abraham Thomas Kingry and Frances Missouri Etheridge, was born in 1860.

Johnson Kingry married Annie R. Holland, daughter of Wiley Holland and Frances McKenzie, on 18 December 1879 in Wilkinson Co, GAG.

Annie R. Holland was also known as Annie R. Kingry. She, daughter of Wiley Holland and Frances McKenzie, was born in 1860.

Annie R. Holland married Johnson Kingry, son of Abraham Thomas Kingry and Frances Missouri Etheridge, on 18 December 1879 in Wilkinson Co, GAG.

Elizabeth Kingry was also known as Elizabeth Watkins. She, daughter of Seaborn Kingry and Harriett Unknown, was born in 1824.

Elizabeth Kingry married Francis Watkins in 1852.

Francis Watkins married Elizabeth Kingry, daughter of Seaborn Kingry and Harriett Unknown, in 1852.

Andrew Jackson Kingry, son of Seaborn Kingry and Harriett Unknown, was born in 1834. Andrew Jackson Kingry. Andrew J. Kingery was wounded at the Wilderness in 1864 while serving with Co of the 49th Regiment of the VA Volunteer Infantry. His wives were Mary Garrett and Martha Smith and he was a son of Seaborn Kingery. (191.)

Daniel H. L. Kingry. Type: GENERAL NOTES.¹ He. Daniel H. L. Kingery furnished R. T. McGraw as a substitute. Here-enlisted in 1864 and was killed at the Wilderness in 1864 whileservice with Co A of the 49th Regiment of the GA Volunteer Infantry.He was the son of Seaborn Kingery. (191.) He, son of Seaborn Kingry and Harriett Unknown, was born in 1839.
Daniel H. L. Kingry died in 1864. Civil War.

Abraham Thomas Kingry was buried in Fairchild-Lord Cemetery, Wilkinson Co, GeorgiaG.

Abraham Thomas Kingry was Civil War, Co K, 57th GA Inf.
Abraham Thomas Kingry. Type: GENERAL NOTES.¹ He. Abraham Thomas Kingery was wounded and lost his left hand atBentonville NC in 1865 while serving with the Oconee Grays, Co K, 5thReg of the Georgia Volunteer Infantry. (191.) He, son of John Sanders Kingry and Milly Lord, was born on 19 February 1835 in Wilkinson Co, GAG.
Abraham lived in Wilkinson Co, GAG, in 1860.

Joseph W. Kingry married Annie Holland on 18 December 1851 in Wilkinson Co, GAG.
He, son of Abraham Thomas Kingry and Frances Missouri Etheridge, was born in 1858.

Annie Holland was also known as Annie Kingry.

Annie Holland married Joseph W. Kingry, son of Abraham Thomas Kingry and Frances Missouri Etheridge, on 18 December 1851 in Wilkinson Co, GAG.

Nancy Kingry was also known as Nancy Bruner. She, daughter of Erasmus L. L. 'Ras' Kingry and Elizabeth 'Bettie' Tindol, was born about 1875 in AlabamaG+.
Nancy lived in Henry Co, ALG+, in 1880.

Nancy Kingry married Daniel Theophilius Bruner on 12 March 1893 in Henry Co, ALG+.

Nancy lived in 1900.
Nancy lived in 1910.
Nancy lived in 1920.

Briant G. Kingry, son of Erasmus L. L. 'Ras' Kingry and Elizabeth 'Bettie' Tindol, was born about 1879 in AlabamaG+.
Briant lived in Beat 2 Chipola, Henry Co, ALG, in 1880. now Houston Co.
Briant lived in Henry Co, ALG+, in 1900.

Briant G. Kingry married Anna L. Barber on 6 January 1904 in Houston Co, AlabamaG.

Briant lived in 1910.
Briant lived in 1920.

Mattie Catherine Williams was also known as Mattie Catherine Kingry. She, was born about 1874 in AlabamaG+.
Mattie lived in 1880.

Mattie Catherine Williams married James Harris Kingry, son of Bryant Cullen Kingry and Eliza Jane Jones, on 7 February 1893 in Henry Co, ALG+.¹

Mattie Catherine Williams was the wife of James Harris Kingry in the census in 1900 in Granger, Henry Co, AlabamaG.²
Mattie lived in Henry Co, ALG+, in 1900.
Mattie Catherine Williams was the wife of James Harris Kingry in the census in 1910 in Granger and Crosby Precinct 11, Houston Co, AlabamaG.³
Mattie Catherine Williams was the wife of James Harris Kingry in the census in 1920 in Granger and Crosby Precinct 11, Houston Co, AlabamaG.⁴

Mattie Catherine Williams died on 13 November 1930 at ~56 years of age.⁵ She was buried in Friendship Methodist Church Cemetery, Grangeburg, Houston Co, Alabama, 31.01997;-85.12459G. Find A Grave Memorial # is. 101667819.⁵

Mary L. Brown was also known as Mary L. Kingry. She, was born in AlabamaG+.
Mary lived in 1880.

Mary L. Brown married John Webster Kingry, son of Bryant Cullen Kingry and Eliza Jane Jones, on 3 March 1892 in Henry Co, ALG+.

Mary lived in Cottonwood Beat 2, Henry Co, AlabamaG, in 1900. now Houston.
Mary lived in 1910.
Mary lived in 1920.

Mary Lula Johnson was also known as Mary Lula Kingry. She, was born on 14 September 1877 in Dale Co, ALG+.¹

Mary Lula Johnson married Allen A. Kingry, son of Bryant Cullen Kingry and Eliza Jane Jones, on 5 January 1892 in Henry Co, ALG+.

Mary Lula Johnson died on 9 December 1944 in Dothan, Houston Co, ALG.¹ She was buried in Cottonwood Cemetery, Houston Co, AlabamaG.¹

Lester Z. Kingry, son of Erasmus L. L. 'Ras' Kingry and Elizabeth 'Bettie' Tindol, was born on 22 November 1882 in AlabamaG+.
Lester lived in Houston Co, AlabamaG, in 1900.
Lester lived in 1910.

Lester Z. Kingry married Kizzie Conrad on 15 December 1912 in Houston Co, AlabamaG.

Lester lived in 1920. He was buried in Cowarts Cemetery, Houston Co, AlabamaG.

Lester Z. Kingry died on 24 December 1950.

Charlie Lawson Kingry, Sr.. 26011079 Type: Find A Grave #. He, son of Erasmus L. L. 'Ras' Kingry and Elizabeth 'Bettie' Tindol, was born on 27 March 1885 in AlabamaG+.¹
Charlie lived in Houston Co, AlabamaG, in 1900.
Charlie lived in 1910.
Charlie lived in 1920.
Charlie Lawson Kingry, Sr., died on 13 May 1958.¹ He was buried in Memory Hill Cemetery-Dothan, Houston Co, AlabamaG.¹

William R. Warham married Isabella 'Belle' Kingry, daughter of Bryant Cullen Kingry and Eliza Jane Jones, on 20 December 1891 in Henry Co, ALG+.