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- ** See marriage notes for list of children **
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found at http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=112210update&id=I00578
ID: I00578
Name: Caleb Garrett
Sex: M
Birth: 1795 in VA
Death: 30 JUL 1841 in Franklin, Williamson Co, TN
Note:
War of 1812: Private in Tennessee Volunteers, Infantry under Major William Carroll, Captain Daniel M. Bradford, and Captain Lewis Dillahunty. Caleb Garrett also served in Cocke's 2nd Regiment West Tennessee Militia. (Additional research required.)
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War of 1812 Service Records
Name: CALEB GARRETT
Company: 1 REG'T (METCALF'S) W. TENNESSEE MILITIA.
Rank - Induction: PRIVATE
Rank - Discharge: PRIVATE
Roll Box: 78
Source: Ancestry.com
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Seminole War (Florida) 1815-1817: Corporal in Crouch's Company of the 1st Tennessee Mounted Militia.
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Marriage dates:
1) 12/24/1816 Williamson County, Tennessee - To Elizabeth "Betsy" Hamilton
2) 9/16/1830 Williamson County, Tennessee - To Elizabeth Hambleton (Hamilton)
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Deed Book "E" - Williamson County, Tennessee:
Page 391 - Caleb Garrett from Benjamin Gholson. 15 Jan 1818. For $120 lot no. 16 in the town of Franklin. It is being on the southeast corner of the town (except the spot of ground on said lot where the school house chimney now nd chimney stands.)
Wit. : Phillip Maury and Robert M. Carter. Reg.: 10 Nov 1818.
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1820 census: Williamson Co, TN; Town of Franklin; Book 1; Page 116; Line 17.
Caleb Garrett 000100-20100-0001
1 male - 16 to 26 (Caleb)
2 females - under 10 (Mary & Elizabeth)
1 female - 16 to 26 (Elizabeth)
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1829 July Session
Caleb Garrett and Benj. R. White, carpenters, doing business as Garrett/White sue George White for an account on the old house and one on the new,
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1830 census: Williamson Co, TN; Page 196.
Caleb Garrett
Males
0-0-0-0-1-1
Females
0-0-0-0-0-0
There was also a female slave listed; with age of thirty-six and under fifty-five.
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1830 census: Wayne Co, TN.
There is a Caleb Garrett listed in this census. It is believed that Caleb Garrett listed in the 1830 census of Williamson Co, TN is this subject; however, this raises the question as to the identity of Caleb Garrett in the 1830 census of Wayne Co, TN.
(Additional research is required, because Caleb's brother George W. Garrett was also listed in the 1830 Wayne Co, TN census.)
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March 1837 - Williamson County, Tennessee:
Roderick Temple charges that Thomas Garrett struck him in the mouth and knocked out 3 teeth.
(Was Thomas Garrett related to Caleb Garrett?)
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Elizabeth Hamilton (1796-1821) married Caleb Garrett (1795-1841) in Franklin in 1816 at age 20. She died at age 25 and left three young daughters, all under age five. (Mary, b. abt. 1817; Elizabeth, b. abt. 1819; Nancy, b. aft. 1820)
Caleb married Elizabeth after serving under Gen. Andrew Jackson in the Battle of New Orleans in 1814-1815, then in the Florida Seminole War in 1816.
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Obituary - Williamson County, Tennessee:
31 May 1833 W. W. R.
Mrs. Elizabeth Garrett d. on Thursday the 16th, age 29 yrs. 19 days, wife of C. Garrett. (This is the 2nd wife, Elizabeth Hambleton, and if the age of 29 years, 19 days is correct, her date of birth was 4-27-1804.)
Source, Mrs. Joe Bowman, reported that the birth date on the cemetery stone of Caleb's wife shows b. 11-15-1796 and d. 3-21-1822. (This is the 1st wife, Elizabeth "Betsty" Hamilton.) She is buried in the Garrett Cemetery. The cemetery location is reported by Mrs. Joe Bowman as being in the 5th District, in the yard to the right of old Sandy Brown house on old Charlotte Road; now owned by Samuel Sweeney. There is only one marked stone and part of the name on the stone is missing.
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Elizabeth, the 2nd wife of Caleb Garrett, had been married to a brother of Elizabeth, the 1st wife. She was Mrs. Elizabeth Hamilton at the time she married Caleb, and it is unknown if she was a widow or divorcee at the time. (The marriage record shows her name as Elizabeth Hamilton.)
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Commissioned as Ensign: Caleb Garrett, October 7, 1822, 21st Regiment.
Commissioned as Ensign: Caleb Garrett, August 13, 1825, 9th Regiment.
Commissioned as Ensign: Caleb Garrett, October 20, 1831, 97th Regiment.
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DEATH NOTICES FROM THE WESTERN WEEKLY REVIEW,
FRANKLIN, TENNESSEE 1841-1851
Abstracted by Jonathan Kennon Thompson Smith
Copyright, Jonathan K. T. Smith, 2004
1841
(Page 4)
August 6, 1841
Caleb Garrett died in Franklin, Tennessee on July 30, 1841
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Excerpt from "Old Homes and Sites" (Franklin, Williamson Co, TN)
Rainey-Lawrence House
"It is known, however, that the house was built in 1839 by Robert Rainey on a lot purchased from Caleb Garrett four years previously."
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Excerpt from "Old Homes and Sites" (Franklin, Williamson Co, TN)
Cottonwood
"An old cemetery in the side yard contains the remnants of one tombstone. Although the name is broken and the dates faded, one line declares the stone to be in memory of the consort of Caleb Garrett, a prominent citizen in Franklin in the 1820s."
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From newspaper, Tennessean:
Williamson County, Tennessee - Slow down at mile 3.7 and check out the historic home on the right called Cottonwood or Hamilton Place, but also known as Caleb's Consort. The home reportedly was built in 1800, making it one of the oldest in this area. It derives its latter name from one grave in a nearby graveyard that reads to the memory of the "consort of Caleb Garrett," a prominent citizen in the early 1800s.
Internet source: http://www.tennessean.com/sii/00/11/06/whittheroad006.shtml (Williamson Co, TN)
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Father: John Garrett b: ABT 1750 in VA
Mother: Jane Taylor b: BEF 1755 in VA
Marriage 1
Elizabeth Hamilton b: 15 NOV 1796 in TN
Married: 24 DEC 1816 in Franklin, Williamson Co, TN
Children
1.Has Children Mary Jane Garrett b: 30 OCT 1817 in Franklin, Williamson Co, TN
2.Has No Children Elizabeth M. Garrett b: 27 JUL 1820 in Franklin, Williamson Co, TN
3.Has No Children Nancy M. Garrett b: 1822 in Franklin, Williamson Co, TN
Marriage 2
C. Elizabeth Unknown b: 27 APR 1804
Married: 16 SEP 1830 in Franklin, Williamson Co, TN
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