Walter Slaughter, Revolutionary War patriot, frontiersman, and pioneer : his ancestry, history, and descendants/ compiled by Robert D. Taylor

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Walter Slaughter was born about 1755 in Lunenburg County, Virginia and raised by his maternal grandparents, the Richard Leakes. He fought in Revolutionary War and married Susannah Webb. He and his family moved to Georgia about 1799 and then on to Mississippi territory. Today his descendants live in Texas, Oklahoma and elsewhere in the United States.

Includes Slaughter, McShan, Smith, Foster, Mason, McCullough, Webb, Goodson, Leake, Terry, Price, Dodgen, and related families.

Smith families as well as Westfall family and Joseph Caswell and Mary Price families and others.].

Contents: v. 1. Ancestry and history of Walter Slaughter and his children -- v. 2. Grandchildren of Walter Slaughter of Virginia -- v. 3. More grandchildren of Walter Slaughter, great-grandchildren and their descendants -- v. 4. Great-grandchildren of Walter Slaughter and their descendants -- v. 5. More great grandchildren of Walter Slaughter and their descandants -- v. 6. More great grandchildren of Walter Slaughter and their descendants -- v. 7. More descendants of Walter Slaughter and the earlier ancestry of the Slaughter family -- v. 8. More descendants of Walter Slaughter, and of Edward Slaughter, presumed to be...an uncle of Walter Slaughter. Also information on Owen Slaughter, presumed uncle of Walter Slaughter and some of his descendants -- v. 9. The Leake and Goodson families and some of their descendants -- v. 10. A continuation of information on the Goodson family, additional information on the Slaughter family as found in 1920 U.S. census of Texas, and information of the Indian connection to the Slaughter family -- v. 11. Adcock, Webb, Ratcliff, and Fellows genealogy, land transactions of Walter Slaughter, and more of his descendants -- v. 12. The daughters of Walter Slaughter and their descendants. -- v. 13. [Descendants of William Price and Sibba Smith, Susannah Slaughter and James McShan, Phillip Smith and others.].

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