Elizabeth POSEY
Abt 1816 - Abt 1860 (44 years)-
Name Elizabeth POSEY Born Abt 1816 Georgia 
Gender Female Died Abt 1860 Worth County, Georgia Person ID I904 Bob-Millie Family Tree Last Modified 12 Oct 2022
Family George R HOUSTON
b. 24 Oct 1812, Duplin County, North Carolina
d. 26 Jul 1889, Worth County, Georgia (Age 76 years) Married Abt 1835 Children 1. CSA James Monroe HOUSTON
b. 01 Nov 1836, Dooly County, Georgia
d. 05 Dec 1912, District 1121, Worth County, Georgia (Age 76 years) [natural]2. (Eleanor) Jane HOUSTON
b. 04 Jul 1839, Dooly County, Georgia
d. 04 Oct 1912, Early County, Georgia (Age 73 years) [natural]3. CSA John Dallas HOUSTON
b. 06 Jan 1842, Macon, Bibb County, Georgia
d. 30 Jul 1926, Worth County, Georgia (Age 84 years) [natural]4. Lucy HOUSTON
b. 21 Jul 1844, Dooly County, Georgia
d. 28 May 1903, Worth County, Georgia (Age 58 years) [natural]5. Elizabeth HOUSTON
b. 08 Feb 1848, Dooly County, Georgia
d. 08 Nov 1916, Worth County, Georgia (Age 68 years) [natural]6. George Roman HOUSTON
b. 26 Oct 1850, Dooly County, Georgia
d. 30 Sep 1903, Worth County, Georgia (Age 52 years) [natural]7. Emilene HOUSTON
b. 14 Jul 1857, Dooly County, Georgia
d. 06 Jun 1890, Worth County, Georgia (Age 32 years) [natural]8. Ada HOUSTON
b. 1860, Dougherty County, Georgia
d. 1925, Worth County, Georgia (Age 65 years) [natural]Last Modified 12 Oct 2022 Family ID F390 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Died - Abt 1860 - Worth County, Georgia 
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1840 Dooly: Elizabeth Psey Houston Pt B: 1860 Daugherty GA: George Houston 1850 Dooly GA: Elizabeth Houston Pt A:1860 Daugherty GA: George Houston
Notes - NOTE 1./ Historical Reference: The Year Was 1829
In the U.S., Andrew Jackson became the seventh president of the United States. A hero of the War of 1812, he had also been a senator and representative for Tennessee, and Justice of the Tennessee Superior Court. Nicknamed "Old Hickory", he appealed to the common man and held a public reception at his inauguration at the White House.
The U.S. had banned the importation of slaves in 1808, but unfortunately, it didn't stop the trade. In 1829, a boat assigned to patrol the African Coast looking for slavers, intercepted the "Feloz" and a group from the interceptor boarded the ship. A first-hand account of the horrific conditions from one of the group, Rev. Robert Walsh, can be found online at EyeWitness to History.com.
That year, Eng and Chang Bunker, the original Siamese twins arrived in America where they traveled around in exhibitions. They went on to tour through England and other countries in Europe for the next ten years and later settled in a small town in North Carolina, where they married two sisters.
In the world of technology, William Austin Burt invented and received the first American patent for the "typographer"--an early version of the typewriter. Burt also held patents for a number of other inventions and did extensive surveying in the areas that are now Michigan and Wisconsin.