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- The father of this William Cloud is not known. One possibility that has been considered is Daniel Cloud, son of William Cloud and Alice Hardin.
http://mykindred.com/cloud/TX/getperson.php?personID=I69250&tree=mykindred01
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Index of Georgia Tax Digests Published by The Reprint Co., Spartanburg, SC
- 1800-1802 - no William Cloud, only Noah Cloud (Ogelthorpe Co)
- 1804-1806 - no Clouds
- 1809-1811 - no Clouds
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11/11/1811 William Cloud on jury in Twiggs Co., GA (History of Twiggs Co., GA by J. Lannette O'Neal Faulk)
1814 - 1817 Ezekiel Cloud in Putnam Co , Reuben in Morgan Co
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TWIGGS COUNTY, GEORGIA TAX DIGEST FOR 1818 - Captain Wiley Belcher's District No. 28
- Cloud, Wm.
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1822-1829 Land Records of Houston Co., GA Volume I by Davine V. Campbell : William Cloud witness to deed 2/17/1827
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1830 Census - William living in Marion Co., GA
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1838 Tax Digest for Macon Co., GA (by Davine V. Campbell)
- Elisha, Elijah and Henry Cloud
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Macon County was created from Houston and Marion counties on Dec. 14, 1837 by an act of the General Assembly (Ga. Laws 1837, p. 66)
The first superior court held in Twiggs county was in November, 1811 at Marion, then the county seat. The first grand jurors were Francis Powell, William Grimes, N. Bagley, Robins Andrews, A. Wood, William Cloud, William Fort, John Matthews, John Wilkinson, John Young, Thomas C. Hedleberg, Arthur Fort, Jr., B. Joiner, John Hawthorn, S. Barberee, Ashley Wood, T. Pearce, S. Dick, William Carr, John Evans.
Old Marion is about midway between Bullard's Station, on the southern and Jeffersonville, and is about six miles between each. It is about one hundred years old, and was for many years the county seat of Twiggs. At one time it had a population of from eight hundred to one thousand, and it was at that time larger than Macon. The original survey of the Central railway from Savannah was to that point instead of Macon, but the people did not want their chickens and stock killed by the trains, and did not look with favourable eyes on the advent of the steam carriage. Marion boasted of a bank, post office, and several good business houses
The old families who lived and were alive there were the Wimberleys, Arthur Fort, William Crocker, Tarvers, Faulks, Solomons, Griffins, Joneses, Richardsons, and others. After the war between the states the courthouse was moved to Jeffersonville and the town of Marion went down. Some of the old houses were taken down and moved to Jeffersonville, and a friend who furnished me the information about Marion said that he traveled that circuit in 1877-79, and that it was about all gone, with only a family or two living there. It is now only a cross-roads with one Negro family.
By Mrs. J. L. Walker of Waycross
Atlanta Constitution July 17, 1910
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1790 census, SC, Camden District, M637-11, p 22
Wm CLOUD (is this him ?)
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1810 census, SC, Fairfield, M252-62, 575
CLOUD, William (is this him ?)
1 male under 10, 1 male 26-44. 1 female 26-44
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1820 census, SC, Fairfield, M33-118, 32
William CLOUD (is this him ?)
4 males under 10,1 male 26-45, 1 female under10, 1 female 16-26, 1 female over 45
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1830 census, GA, Marion, p 143
William CLOUD
1 male 50-60, 1 female 50-60
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1830 Marion County Pioneers
CLOUD, Elisha
CLOUD, William
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