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AUTREY, SARAH
AUTRIA, LYDIA
AUTRY, ABSOLUM
AUTRY, ELISHA
AUTRY, H. R.
AUTRY, JAMES H.
AUTRY, JOHN
AUTRY, JOHN
AUTRY, WASHINGTON
AUTRY, ELBERT
AUTTRY, LAZARUS
AUTURY, MARGARET A.
AWBREY, BENJAMIN AWBREY, LUCIUS
AWTRAY, WILLIAM E. AWTRY, JOHN M.
MONROE CO
CLARKE CO
MARENGO C
MACON CO
SUMTER CO
CALHOUN C
FRANKLIN
MACON CO
FRANKLIN
FAYETTE C
DALE CO
MARENGO C
CHEROKEE CHEROKEE
TUSCALOOS DALLAS CO
839
719
320
802
529
682
614
802
620
520
522
321
BURNT CORN
GROVE HiLL P
DIXONS MILLS
SOUTHERN DIV
BLUFF PORT
RANGES 5-6-7
EASTERN SUBD
SOUTHER DIV
EASTERN SUBD
MIDDLE DIVIS
NEWTON POST
DIXONS MILLS
232
232
1ST DIVISION
1ST DIVISION
697
768
MCCOLLINS PLEASANT HIL
1860 IOWA
CENSUS INDEX
AUSTRY, Giles, Sr.
AUTRY, David
AUTRY, William M.
AUTRY, Giles, Jr.
Marion Co., IA
-- Lake Prairie Twnp. - page 108Marion Co., IA
-- Lake Prairie Twnp. - page 108Marion Co., IA
-- Lake Prairie Twnp. - page 110Mahaska Co., IA
-- Richiand Twnp. - page 047
AUTRYS WHO SERVED IN THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION
ABSALOM AUTRY, A Toiy Officer, Vol. 22, page 106, Colonial Records of North Carolina.
JOHN AWTRY--Refugee--Captain--Certificate of Col. E. Clark 25th Februaxy, 1784. Entitled to 750 acres. Page 22, Georgias Register of the Revolution, Dept of Archives.
ALEXANDER AWTRY--Refugee--Captain--Certificate of Col. E. Clark 25th March, 1784. Entitled to 500 acres. Page
22, Georgias Roster of the Revolution, Dept of Archives. They have Alexander listed twice, once as a private and then as a captain, but one time he was listed as Alexander, Jr.JACOB AWTRY, page 375, Georgias Roster of the Revolution, Dept of Archives and Histoiy by Lucian Lamar Knight, State Director of Dept. of Archives and History.
One Absalom Autrey, born in 1750, was in the American Anny. He entered the army in the spring of 1782 in North Carolina and served under Captain McClain. He served three months defending the frontier of North Carolina. He was drafted again and hired a man to take his place for $75.00. He then moved to Sparta, South Carolina and was drafted again. He lived in Henry County, Tennessee in 1832 when he applied for a pension. In 1793 and 1794 another Absalom Autrey served as a scout and spy in the Wilkes County Militia under Brigadier General John Clark.8