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A3C1B21. George W. Moody
Born: ca. 1836, Hancock Co, Ms.
Married: Arrietta Davis

A3C1B22. Mary Ann Moody
Born: 1837, Hancock Co, Ms.
Married: Thomas James Warner

A3C1B23. Ebenezer Moody
Born: ca. 1838, Hancock Co, Ms.
Never married

A3C1B24. Elizabeth Moody
Born: 24 Mar 1839, Hancock Co, Ms.
Married: Enoch Tate Amacker

A3C1B25. Clarinda Moody
Born: ca. 1841, Hancock Co, Ms.
Married: William S. Amacker

A3C1B26. Hezekiah Moody
Born: 22 Apr 1842, Hancock Co, Ms.
Married: Susan (Smith) Wheat

A3C1B27. John Solomon Moody
Born: ca. 1844, Hancock Co, Ms.,
Died: 24 Oct 1861, Civil War

A3C1B28. Margania L. Moody
Born: ca. 1846, Hancock Co, Ms.
Married: Hiram Davis

A3C1B29. Missouri Jane Moody
Born: 14 Sep 1851
Married: (1) Hilton Winfred Fornea
Married: (2) Thomas Stewart

A3C1B210. John Theopholis Moody
Born: 18 Jul 1852
Married: Harriett Wilma Tate

A3C1B211. Joseph Benton Moody
Born: 1 Mar 1855, Hancock Co, Ms.
Married: (1) Josephine Kennedy
Married: (2) Elizabeth Jane Wheat

A3C1B212. Louisa Abigail Moody
Born: 27 Apr 1858
Married: William Smith Tate

A3C1B213. Jesse W. Moody
Born: Nov 1860
Married: Alice Virginia Stockstill

A3C1B214. Braxton Bragg Moody
Born: 22 May 1862
Married: Lydia Sylvilla Stockstill

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Wheat Clarenda [Female] b. 5 APR 1820 Marion, Ms. - d. 1864 Hancock County, Ms.

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Wheat Joseph [Male] b. 1 NOV 1798 Alabama, Georgia - d. 13 NOV 1874 Hancock (Now Pearl River County) Miss.

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Title: =Mardi Byrd Kelly -Wheat Sheaves

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Some sources say he was born in Georgia

Joe served in the War of 1812 in Pvt. Jas. Thompson's County, 13th Miss.
Territorials. The family lived in Hobolochitto District, Hancock County, Ms.

At the beginning of the Civil War Joe was one of the wealthiest men in the
county, owning 500 head of cattle and 20 slaves according to tax records. The
major crop was cotton. Their farmhouse, built before 1828, stood for at least
120 years before it was destroyed by fire.
During the Civil War Joe cut rifle holes through the thick cypress walls of the
house to protect the family not only from Yankees, but also from ban
"jayhawkers" which were raiding and terrorizing the country. He buried his gold
in caches around the house, measuring the hiding places by lengths of h
walking cane from a certain knot-hole in the front porch. It has been reported
that when he was dying he sent for a trusted nephew, James Andrew Wheat, and
told him the locations of most of the caches. His voice was said to have faded
away before he could disclose all the hiding spots. According to the family
story, about $85,000 was recovered.

Source: Mardi Byrd Kelly -Wheat Sheaves Website

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Bagley Elizabeth [Female] b. 27 AUG 1802 Georgia - d. 10 NOV 1877 Miss.

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Title: =Mardi Byrd Kelly -Wheat Sheaves

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