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Descendants of Henderson Pate

Generation No. 1

1. HENDERSON¹ PATE was born December 1816 in SC, and died Abt. 1901 in GA. He married (1) SARAH ANN C LANE May 20, 1845 in Troup Co., GA. She was born Abt. 1816 in GA, and died Bet. 1880 - 1885 in GA. He married (2) ANTONETT E JOHNSON August 13, 1885 in Campbell Co., GA.

More About HENDERSON PATE:
Burial: Friendship Baptist Church in Palmetto, GA.
Census 1: 1850, Carroll Co., GA
Census 2: 1860, Carroll Co., GA
Census 3: 1870, Goods District, Campbell Co., GA
Census 4: 1880, Carroll Co., GA
Census 5: 1900, Campbell Co., GA
Occupation: carpenter

More About SARAH ANN C LANE:
Burial: Friendship Baptist Church in Palmetto, GA.
Census 1: 1880, Carroll Co., GA
Census 2: 1850, Carroll Co., GA
Census 3: 1860, Carroll Co., GA
Census 4: 1870, Campbell Co., GA

More About HENDERSON PATE and SARAH LANE:
Note 1: The only other Pate who married in Troup Co., GA 1826-1850 was Stephen M. Pate, who married Lucinda Johnson 12/23/1843.
Note 2: Other Lanes who married in Troup Co., GA 1826-1850 include: Barnabas m. Mary T. Scogin 9/6/1846, Shepherd G. m. Adaline Booth 5/14/1833, Martha Lavinia Lane m. Lorenzo Edmundson 12/13/1843, & Mary H. Lane m. Ebenezer E. Mooty 10/15/1840.

Children of HENDERSON PATE and SARAH LANE are:

JAMES A² PATE, b. April 24, 1846, Carroll Co., GA; d. Aft. 1894; m. MARY E DARNELL, October 13, 1887, Campbell Co., GA.

More About JAMES A PATE:
Military service 1: May 03, 1863
Military service 2: 1861, Confederate soldier in Company F, Cobb's Legion, Wofford's Brigade. On June 28, 1862, he was struck in the left breast at Malvern Hill, VA. On May 3, 1863, he was injured in the left hand at the Battle of Chancellorsville.
Military service 3: December 1863, He received a head wound at Knoxville, TN that lead to loss of hearing in one ear and partial loss of sight in the left eye.
Military service 4: 1865, He was listed on the register of Ocmulgee Hospital in Macon, GA (Confederate Archives, Ch. 6, File 752, p. 323(?).
Military service 5: March 24, 1891, On his Confederate pension application, James said he had been a citizen of GA since birth and that his left hand was rendered useless by his injury. He received $25 a year pension from 1891-1894.

2.	ii.		ELIZA SUSAN PATE, b. January 1849, Carroll Co., GA; d. August 1913, Palmetto, Campbell Co., GA.
3.	iii.		MARY C PATE, b. 1853, Carroll Co., GA.

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