The Second GenerationWilliam W. Streetman b. 28 Jun 1840 Jackson Co. GA d. 1861-1865
Rhoda & William Geter Streetman's Children
Killed in *Civil War
William was married but the details are unknown.
Died in Civil War POW camp as per William Jackson Streetman.
Some records indicate possibly buried near Louden, TN
* see Civil War Record
Alsey Streetman
b. 10 Jul 1846 Jackson Co. GA d. Chicot County
married
Thomas Logue
THIS
IS WHERE GRANDMA AND GRANDPA'S FAMILY CROSSES.
ALSEY
WAS GRANDPA'S AUNT AND SHE MARRIED GRANDMA'S
MATERNAL
GRANDFATHER . SO THERE WAS NO BLOODLINE CROSSED.
Margarett Streetman
b. 28 Feb 1848 Jackson Co. GA
d.
01 Jan 1899 Chicot County Arkansas
m.
Henry Jackson Margarett was with the family when they left Georgia in
1869.
They called her Aunt Dink. She seemed to be a happy person.
In
a letter to her brother, Thomas Jefferson Streetman, she wrote:
"the
world is full of beauty when the heart is full of love, which mine is you
know."
She
weighed 90 lbs on her 50th birthday
Frances Anna
Streetman b. 14 Jan 1853 Jackson Co. Georgia d.
Chicot County, AR
France
Anna was with the Family when they left GA in 1869. Records indicate that
she
married
Henry Jackson after the death of her sister Margarett at age 50,
to take care
of
Margarett's children and Henry who was ill at the time.
Michael Streetman
born 13 Nov 1853 Jackson Co. GA
m.
Mattie \\
1 son Manse Streetman
Not
much is known about Michael. He lived for awhile in Tennessee with
his brother
Thomas
Jefferson, is listed on 1900 cunsus of Chicot County Arkansas with wife
Mattie
and
an 11 year old son, William. Another son Manse, was in the World
War II and
believed
to have been killed at Catonment. He is listed as the first to be
buried at
Mt.
Carmel Cemetery in Eudora, Arkansas.
Lovic
P. Streetman born 14 Sep 1849 Probably Jackson
Co. Georgia
died
16 Jan 1899 Chicot Co. Arkansas m. Frances J. Bailey \\ born 09 Mar
1854
GRANDPA
STREETMAN'S DADDY - Our Great Grandfather His name is sometimes
listed
as Lovette Pearce.
When the rest
of the family left GA, Lovic remained in Jackson Co. Georgia.
He later moved
to Gwinnett County, Georgia, then on to Clay County, Alabama.
In 1897, records
indicate he had moved his family to Chicot Co. Arkansas.
In 1899 he was
accidentally killed when thrown from a horse at the age of 50.
If of interest -
Civil War Records