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Name Joel Heard BABB2
Birth 7 Jul 1809, Greene County, Georgia7
Death 22 Feb 1882, Mill Creek, Whitfield County, Georgia7
Burial 23 Feb 1882, Mill Creek, Whitfield County, Georgia7
Father William BABB JR (1773-)
Mother Susannah HEARD (1770-)
Spouses:
1 Rachel GOODWIN2
Birth 13 Jan 1797, Virginia7
Death 10 Oct 1859, Mill Creek, Whitfield County, Georgia7
Burial 11 Oct 1859, Mill Creek, Whitfield County, Georgia7
Father John GOODWIN (1761-)
Children: Susan Caroline (1828-1888)
Arrena (1830-1855)
John Newton (1831-1906)
Salena Lary Jane (1833-)
William Jefferson (1834-)
Joel Goodwin (1837-1914)
Georgiann Alice (1839-)
Francis Marion (1843-1920)
2 Mary A McDONALD2
Birth 1 Aug 1826, McDonald, Bradley County, Tennessee
Death 8 Jul 1897, Whitfield County, Georgia7
Burial 9 Jul 1897, Babb/Mill Creek Cemetery, Whitfield County, Georgia7
Father Jeremiah McDONALD (1813-)
Mother Jane (1813-)
Marriage 22 Nov 1859
Children: Marietta E (1863-1928)
Martha Lucinda (1865-1918)
Sarah Louisa (1865-1931)
Notes for Joel Heard BABB
Historical Marker at old homeplace reads: BABB'S SETTLEMENT Ante-bellum domain of Joel Babb (1809-1882)- on Mill Cr., foot of Rocky Face at Dug Gap. May 8, 1864. 1A.M.; Col. W.C.P. Breckinridge's 9th Ky., Grigsby's brigade, Wheeler's Cav., descended from Dug Gap & patrolled the roads N & W to ascertain if any Federals were there. By 1:30 P.M., Breckenridge found Dogwood Valley swarming with Federals, a brigade of which, in support of Kilpatrick's cav., was enroute S. to Villanow. Later, the 9th Ky., confrounted by 2 brigades, Geary's div., 20th A.C., moving E., was forced to retreat to Dug Gap. Geary, reaching this vicinity at 3 P.M., deployed 2 brigades for the storming of Dug Gap. Joel got this land by swapping Land Lot 337 for Lot 306. This land was given to William Babb, JR for service in the War Of 1812. 10
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