Michael Pennington SUBER
1812 - Aft 1880 (> 69 years)-
Name Michael Pennington SUBER Born 1812 Newberry, South Carolina 
Gender Male Died Aft 1880 Sumter County, Georgia Person ID I10994 Bob-Millie Family Tree Last Modified 12 Oct 2022
Father George SUBER
b. Abt 1797, Newberry, South Carolina
d. Abt 1856, Miccosukee, Florida (Age 59 years) Relationship natural Mother Sarah EGNER
b. 30 Nov 1788, South Carolina
d. 16 May 1836, Newberry, South Carolina (Age 47 years) Relationship natural Married Abt 1812 Newberry, South Carolina Family ID F4767 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Martha M HIDE
b. Feb 1821, South Carolina
d. Aft 1880, Sumter County, Georgia (Age > 60 years) Married South Carolina Children 1. CSA George Pope SUBER
b. 09 Dec 1839, Edgefield District, South Carolina
d. 09 May 1922, Sumter County, Georgia (Age 82 years) [natural]2. Mary SUBER
b. 1843, Edgefield District, South Carolina
d. Bef 1860, Sumter County, Georgia (Age < 16 years) [natural]3. Lodoski A SUBER
b. 1846, Macon County, Georgia [natural]4. Zadock Taylor SUBER
b. Apr 1847, Macon County, Georgia
d. Aft 1900, Sumter County, Georgia (Age > 54 years) [natural]5. Hester A SUBER
b. Jul 1852, Sumter County, Georgia
d. Aft 1900, Sumter County, Georgia (Age > 49 years) [natural]6. Perry SUBER
b. 1855, Sumter County, Georgia [natural]7. John F SUBER
b. 1857, Sumter County, Georgia
d. Between 1920 and 1930, Sumter County, Georgia (Age 63 years) [natural]8. Cortez SUBER
b. 1859, Sumter County, Georgia [natural]9. Michael B SUBER
b. 1861, Sumter County, Georgia [natural]10. Madison SUBER
b. 1864, Sumter County, Georgia [natural]Last Modified 12 Oct 2022 Family ID F4769 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Died - Aft 1880 - Sumter County, Georgia 
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1850 Macon County GA: MP Suber 1860 Sumter GA: MP Suber 1880 Sumter GA: MP Suber
Notes - Note 1./ Headline
The Atlanta Constitution October 5, 1887
BURGLARY IN ELLAVILLE
The Thief Takes Off Quite A Collection Of Money
Ellaville, Ga., October 4--(Special)--The safe in the depot was opened last
night, and the loses are as follows: G.P. Suber, $80; B.V.& E. railroad, $30;
express money, $20; Morgan McMichael, $690. The iron drawer was carried off
by the thief or thieves, and Suber & Green lost receipts for $30 of cotton,
besides a large number of checks. The thief knew the combination of the safe
and had no trouble in effecting an entrance into the office. They left $27 in
one of the drawers belonging to C.P. Davis. No clew to the robbers.
The Atlanta Constitution October 29, 1887
The parties who robbed the railroad safe in Ellaville a few week have
confessed to the detective and restored the money.