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Submitted by dnichols on Tue, 09/07/2010 - 20:49

James C. Booth - (James Carter Booth) Pvt. 10/15/1861. Roll for November 6, 1864, last on file, shows him present.

Pension records show he was furloughed home with fever Feb/1865, and was unable to rejoin command. (Born in Elbert County, Ga. 7/18/1833.)

James Carter Booth married Mary Elizabeth Burden 12 Aug 1874, Elbert County, GA. He died 1901 and is buried at Antioch Baptist Church, Elbert County, GA, Children: Willie Mae Booth, Jabe Randolph Booth, Emma G. Booth, Silas G. Booth, M.J. Booth (daughter.) Brother of Samuel S. Booth of Co. H.

Obituary
Elberton Star Newspaper
June 13th, 1901

Mr. J. C. Booth of Nickville is dead. He passed away Monday morning, death coming almost instantly. For a number of months he has not been enjoying the best of health, but recently began to improve and Sunday was bright and cheerful as a young man. He retired feeling good, but early in the morning was taken with a sinking spell from which he never revived. He was only sick about fifteen minutes. Mr. Booth was about sixty-five years old and one Elbert’s best citizens. He is survived by a loving wife and five children, namely S. G. and J. R. Booth, Mrs. George Webb, Mrs. Joe A. Wright and Mrs. W. T. Johnson. The interment took place at Antioch yesterday.


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