Lived in Clay County Alabama during the 1840s.

! Tombstone reads "Sacred to the memory of" died Nov 21 1845.

! Tombstone reads "In memory of" at the Associated Reformed Presbyterian Church
cemetery in Due West, South Carolina.

! Tombstone reads "In memory of" at the Associated Reformed Presbyterian Church
cemetery in Due West, South Carolina.

Died stillborn.

Information from James B. Duncan <jim@@duncanplan.com>.

Served in Company F, 46th Infantry of Illinois.

Grave is located in a small walled enclosure in Forsyth County in the woods
on the Cox property which is between the Henry Cox place and the old Dempsey
Mill. The enclosure is made with field rocks and there are no markings on the
graves and there are no other graves nearby.

Washington Hale moved from South Carolina to Georgia in 1829.

Seven of his sons served in the Civil War. Two died and one was injured.

He owned a large number of slaves.

Along with his father, William bought and sold land around Motlow's Creek near
current day boundary between Greenville and Spartanburg County, South Carolina.
By 1843, he moved his family to Cherokee County, Georgia in the Hichory Flat
Militia District, where he purchased 40 acres of land near Aubry Road and
Georgia Highway 140.

MARRIAGE: Judith Dudley.

DEATH:In P/P Rec of SC as 1813 Spartanburg Distr SC.

OTHER:The late Dr Maurice PRUITT of Chattanooga, TN, thought that William
PRUITT had the listed sons and possibly a total of thirteen sons. The listed
sons are credited to him and wife Judith.

William bought 100 acres on Terrible Creek,Halifax Co, VA, from his brother,
Thomas PRUITT, JR, on 21 Feb 1760. In 1764 he bought 50 acres on Catawba
Creek, Halifax Co, VA,from his brother Abraham. He was listed on the polls for
1764 and 1765. In 1767 William sold his 100 acres back to his brother,
Thomas,Jr,and his 50 acres to John SKAILES. It is believed that he moved his
family into North Carolina about this time.

He was recorded in the 1790 and 1800 census of Spartanburg Distr, SC.

! Revolutionary War Pension applied for by son Thomas on 17 Aug 1847 in
Cleveland County, North Carolina. William, VA line,#R8456.

William Pruitt married Frances Tucker at her sister's home (Mrs. Nancy Tucker
Shaw) in Abbeville, South Carolina, on October 11, 1814 with the Reverend Cader
Gant officiating... according to War of 1812 pension application 11627.

!John migrated first to Rush County, Indiana, then moved to Bartholomew County,
Indiana, in 1824.

! William Pruitt was county commissioner for nine years and major of the
militia from Armstrong Township, Vandenburg County, Indiana.
He was married by Rev. Jacob Spear in Gibson County.

!Died as a child.

A farmer.