Heathcock Genealogy Database - Person Sheet
Heathcock Genealogy Database - Person Sheet
NameLucy Minerva Tyus 
Birth1798, GA
Death1862 Age: 64
Notes for Lucy Minerva Tyus
Died: in 1862 as a result of blood poisioning contracted when she pricked her finger while nursing a Union soldier.1717
Notes for George Nicholson (Spouse 1)
Gist of records excerpted in "Genealogical Abstracts From The Georgia Journal (Milledgeville) Newspaper, 1809-1840. Volumes One - Four" by Fred R. and Emelie K. Hartz:
Aug 12, 1817: Hancock Co., GA, Lewis Tyus and George N. Langford for letters of administration for estate of John Tyus, deceased of Hancock Co., GA
Oct. 28, 1817: On Dec 15, property of John Tyus, deceased to be sold, 13 negroes, one bay mare, two-year-old filly. Plantation to be rented same day. Property of John Tyus, deceased. Signed by Lewis Tyus and G. N. Langford, Hancock Co., GA
Apr 27, 1819: 600 acres adjoining Walter Hamilton et al. on Shoulderbone, real estate of John Tyus, deceased. Signed by Lewis Tyus, George N. Langford, administrators
Oct. 11, 1825: Grand Jury, Sept. term, Felix Lewis, Jones Co. for offense assault and battery of James Stubbs on Sept 20, 1825 near Jeremiah Clarke's storehouse. Wit: Jesse King, Zachariah Edmondson, George N. Langford.
Jan. 10, 1826: George N. Langford shown on list of those with letters remaining at post office, Eatonton, Putnam Co., GA
Dec. 31, 1827: George N. Langford applies for letters of admin. for estate of Elizabeth Langford, deceased. Thadeus B. Rees, C.C.O.
Aug 12, 1817: Hancock Co., GA, Lewis Tyus and George N. Langford for letters of administration for estate of John Tyus, deceased of Hancock Co., GA
Oct. 28, 1817: On Dec 15, property of John Tyus, deceased to be sold, 13 negroes, one bay mare, two-year-old filly. Plantation to be rented same day. Property of John Tyus, deceased. Signed by Lewis Tyus and G. N. Langford, Hancock Co., GA
Apr 27, 1819: 600 acres adjoining Walter Hamilton et al. on Shoulderbone, real estate of John Tyus, deceased. Signed by Lewis Tyus, George N. Langford, administrators
Oct. 11, 1825: Grand Jury, Sept. term, Felix Lewis, Jones Co. for offense assault and battery of James Stubbs on Sept 20, 1825 near Jeremiah Clarke's storehouse. Wit: Jesse King, Zachariah Edmondson, George N. Langford.
Jan. 10, 1826: George N. Langford shown on list of those with letters remaining at post office, Eatonton, Putnam Co., GA
Dec. 31, 1827: George N. Langford applies for letters of admin. for estate of Elizabeth Langford, deceased. Thadeus B. Rees, C.C.O.