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Descendants of George Bruce |
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1 George Bruce b. ABT 1740 d. Dec 1807 |
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m. Susannah (Nanne) Barnes |
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[daughter of Nathan Barnesj |
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Had land grant in North Carolina about 1780. Married one
Susannah Barnes. Had several |
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children. Among them: James Bruce. Died in 1807 leaving
land to his various children. |
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2 James Bruce b. ABT 1768 d. 1844 |
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m. Susannah? |
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2 Cecilia (Sealy) Bruce b. ABT 1774 |
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2 Absalom Bruce b. ABT 1764 |
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2 Elizabeth Bruce |
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2 Sarah Bruce b. ABT 1771 |
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2 Aziel Bruce b. ABT 1770 d. 1834 |
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m. Elizabeth? m. 1794 b. 1775 d. 1849 |
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2 Martha Patsy Bruce b. ABT 1776 |
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2 Jordan Bruce b. _____ d. 1815 |
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m. Susannah Joiner b. AFT 1783 d. ABT 1839 |
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Married in North Carolina and had several children. He
volunteered for War of 1812 in which |
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he was wounded and died soon there after as a result of
the wound. He died about 1815. |
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Among his children: James and Spencer Jackson Bruce who
moved to Georgia near |
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Columbus. |
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3 James Bruce b. 1808 d. 1880 |
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m. Annis Barnhill b. 1812 |
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married Annis Barnhill from South Carolina. Lived on a
farm which is now incorporated into |
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Fort Benning. He had a number of children and several of
the boys fought in the War between |
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the States. He died about 1880. Among his children was
James Lafayette Bruce. |
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4 George Bruce [10 children] b. 1829 |
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m. ? Hoopough |
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4 Melissa Bruce [11 children] b. 1833 |
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m. ? |
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4 James Lafayette Bruce b. 10-Aug-1834 d. 5-Jun-1915 |
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m. Nancy Ann Rodney m. 15-Oct-1868 b. 1-Aug-1844 d.
28-Jan-1903 |
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[daughter of Perry Daniel Radney and Ann Cullifer] |
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Fought in the War with Lee in Virginia. Good education,
settled down and taught |
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school. Headed West but got as far as Mississippi when
Edward Cecil got sick so they |
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returned to Georgia. For awhile they were in Cusseta
near Columbus, moved later to |
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Rochelle, Georgia and started lumber business. Never
made much but sent 2 daughters to |
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college and Edward to school in Atlanta where he learned
pharmacy and optometry. Good |
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looking with sense of humor. |
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5 Minnie Ann Bruce [Died at 13 yrs.] b. 18-Aug-1869 d.
14-Dec-1882 |
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5 Perry Lafayette Bruce b. 2-Mar-1871 d. 4-Nov-1955 |
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m. Sarah Elder |
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6 Perry Bruce |
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6 Hugh Bruce |
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5 John William Bruce b. 31-Jan-1873 d. 27-May-I951 |
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m. Bertha Roberts |
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6 Dorothy Bruce |
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6 John Bruce |
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5 McDuffie Blanchard Bruce b. 11-Apr-1875 d. I
5-Nov-1938 |
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m. ODella Douglas Simmons [4 children] |
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6 Hester Bruce |
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6 John Bruce |
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5 Edward Cecil Bruce b. 9-May-1877 d. 22-Jul-1923 |
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m. Lucy May Dixon m. 18-Apr-i900 b. 26-Apr-I 879 d.
11-May-i 976 |
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[daughter of Daniel Andrew Dixon and Sarah Elizabeth
Montgomery] |
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Started out as druggist, ist in Rochelle and then
Hawkinsville, Georgia. Married Lucy May |
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Dixon in 1900, moved to Brunswick in 1904 where they
owned a store on the corner of |
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Gloucester and Newcastle St. It became best pharmacy in
town and had all the hospital |
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business. About 1914 he was told that his health would
not permit him to work so |
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continuously indoors so he sold the store and went into
businesses -a lumber mill near here, |
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a cotton gin in Douglas, and he bought East Beach. He
died in 1923 at the age of 46. |