Lived in Pickens County, Alabama, until 1834.

Moved to Harrison County, Texas.

Married 2nd William Avery.

Children were Samuel Duvall, William Duvall, Phillip Duvall, and Zachariah
Duvall.

Information according to acarnall@@home.com who is greatgranddaughter. She is
her mother's grandmother. She moved to Missouri where the grandmother was
born. Referenced by Alisa Carnall.

Ransom Pruitt (Pruet or Prewett in Abstracts of Rev. War Pension Files), NC
Line, 539029, enlisted with his brother on June 1, 1776, under Capt. John
Nelson, 4th Regt., NC Line. The roll of Capt. Griffith, John McRee's Company
of the 1st NC Battalion, commanded by Col. Thomas Clark, showed him as number
29: Ransom Prewitt. He was in the battles of Brandywine, Germantown, and
Monmouth; and then was discharged in 1779. Ranson paid at Warrenton (no. 125,
p54, Roster of Soldiers of NC in Rev.) and served 36 months. He was granted
274 aces, Act of 10-14-1817 (no. 541, p.243, Rosters of Soldiers of NC in Rev.)
and served 1-6-1776 to 1-6-1779 (p. 75, Rosters of Soldiers of NC in
Rev). He applied for a war pension on 2 Apr 1821 in Bedford County,
Tennessee, at age 67 with a wife Isabella whom he married in North Carolina
about 1784. He resided in Newberry Dist. SC in 1790; Abbeville Dist SC in
1800, and in Wilson County TN by 1818 He died in Bedford County Tn in April
1830. In 1835, an only daughter (?) not named was of Nashville TN.

Ransom moved to Abbeville District South Carolina before 1800.
He moved to Benton County Alabama before 1837 from Monroe County Tennessee.

!BIRTH: Abt 1800-1810, SC.
!MARRIAGE:Margaret BENNETT.

Resided in Tuscaloosa Co, AL, 1830.

!DEATH:

Received a gift of 150 acres of Halifax County, Virginia, land from his
father on 16 MAy 1759.

Moved to Missouri in 1803.

Rebecca and John Braswell had children John, Richard, John Jr., George, and
Diannah.

Died from typhoid.

! Died in the Civil War. CSA

! CSA marker on grave at Associated Reformed Presbyterian Church cemetery in Due
West, South Carolina.

! Robert William Pruitt was a merchant in Anderson, South Carolina.

! Also married Henry Stump 1818.

August 8, 1800, Thomas and Sarah Pruett sold 50 acres on Motley Creek of
Tyger River to William Pruett for 20 pounds. Half of the tract of 100 acres
granted to Thomas Pruett by Govenor Thomas Pinckney on March 5, 1787.
Witnessed by: Samuel Pruett and John Grist on Oct 8 1800. Samuel Pruett
appeared before a judge in Union District, South Carolina, and said he saw his
father Thomas Pruett sign the deed. Sarah Pruett released her dower to her son
William Pruett; recorded 13 Nov 1800 (Bk G, p.124,Spartanburg County, South
Carolina).

! Died in Civil War.

Samuel Asbury Pruitt served in the CSA, Company E, 43rd Regiment. He
enlisted with the Kellogg Rifles in February 1862 and served under Col. Henry
C. Kellogg. He was wounded in the chest or knee on May 16, 1863 at Baker's
Creek, Vicksburg, Mississippi.
He died from the wounds on May 19, 1863, at the prison hospital at Champion
Mills.
Samuel was treated by the assistant surgeon Dr. L.C. Rice. He was 5Ǝ", fair
complexion, with grey eyes and had light hair. Age 24.

CSA marker on tombstone at Associated Reformed Presbyterian Church cemetery
in Due West, South Carolina.