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David was a farmer. He enlisted on May 3, 1861 at the age of 17. He was mustered in as a Private and was promoted to Corporal between May and October 1862. He was reduced in rank between May and August 1863. He was present or accounted for until his capture at Petersburg, VA on April 3, 1865. David was confined Hart's Island New York Harbor until his release on or about June 19, 1865, after taking the Oath of Allegiance.

CSA married Amanda J. MIDDLETON on 29 Oct 1871 in Panola County, Texas. Amanda was born in 1857 in Georgia; died after 1880 in Panola County Texas; was buried in Youngblood Cemetery, near Beckville, Panola County Texas. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Source: Allen Singletary, Ancestry.com Message Board -
Submitter: Allen Singletary
Subject: Willis & Maulsey Hester Singletary

Willis Singletary was born 1794 in Bladen Co., NC, and he died after 1870, probably in Panola Co., TX. He married (1) Mary Wood, born about 1795, in Bladen Co., NC, and she died about 1831 in Robeson Co., NC. Willis and Mary bore eight children, all born in Bladen Co., NC. After Mary Wood Died, Willis married (2) Maulsey “Mollie” Hester, born 1809, in Bladen Co., NC, and she died about 1865, probably in Panola Co., TX. Willis and Maulsey bore ten children in NC, and after their youngest was born in 1852, Willis and Maulsey moved to Panola Co., TX, in about 1855 with their own children and a son, Eli Singletary by Willis’ first marriage.

It is documented that Willis was in Panola Co., TX in 1858, in the Beckville area. His name was on a land purchase transaction for 2 acres for $5.00 purchased from Isaac R. Youngblood, to build a school for the Youngblood or Beckville Communities. It was to be built on Grand-Bluff Road.
The place of burial of three children of Willis and Maulsey are known: son, Francis (Franklin) Singletary and his wife Martha Elizabeth “Lizzie” Dillard are buried in Walton Cemetery, near Beckville, in Panola Co., TX; son, Andrew David Singletary and his wife Amanda Ann Middleton are buried in Youngblood Cemetery, near Beckville; daughter, Amelia “Milly” Singletary was buried with her husband George Wesley Armstrong, in Sugar Hill Cemetery.

V. Allen Singletary

Willis married Maulsey HESTER about 1833 in North Carolina. Maulsey (daughter of ThomasSr HESTER and Martha REGAN) was born in 1809 in Bladen County, North Carolina; died after 1865 in Panola County Texas. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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CENSUS OF PENSIONERS - 1841: State of North Carolina <>

Names of pensioners for revolutionary or military services, including ages and names of heads of families with whom pensioners resided June 1, 1840. This material was returned by the marshals of the several judicial districts under "The Act for Taking The Sixth Census", under the direction of the secretary of state. Printed in 1841 by Blair and Rives, Washington, DC.
BLADEN COUNTY
Josiah Singletary, 76

RS married Sarah Sally REGAN. Sarah was born on 16 Apr 1779 in Robeson County, North Carolina; died on 01 Oct 1857 in Bladen County, North Carolina. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

ThomasSr married Martha REGAN in 1796 in Robeson County, North Carolina. Martha (daughter of Captain Ralph REGAN and Ann Millie HARREL) was born in 1774 in Robeson County, North Carolina; died after 1844 in Mississippi. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]