1850 - October 22nd: "Cendarilla," aged 18, is enumerated with (presumably) her mother Frances S. Solomon in the Twiggs County, Georgia Federal census. Four siblings were listed with her: William, Josephine, James, and Cary.
1854 - April 18th: Cinderella Crocker Solomon marries Paul E. Tarver, son of Hartwell Hill Tarver and Ann Wimberly.
1855 - (about) Cinderella gives birth to a daughter, Dollie.
1857 - July 29th: Cinderella gives birth to a second daughter, Rebecca Heartwell.
1859 - July 24th: Cinderella's son Paul dies. He is buried in Rose Hill Cemetery.
1860 - July 25th: Cinderella is enumerated with her daughter Dollie in the Dougherty County, GA Federal census.
1861 - April 23rd: C. C. Tarver marries C. P. "Hartwell" at Dougherty County, GA. December 29th: Cinderella's brother James C. dies at age 24 years. He is buried in the family plot at Rose Hill Cemetery.
1866 - August 4th: Cinderella Crocker Solomon Tarver Heartwell dies. She is laid to rest beside her first husband in the Solomon - Tarver family plot at Rose Hill Cemetery in Macon, GA.
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| Cinderella C. Wife of Dr. C. P. Heartwell Born Aug 20, 1832 Died Aug 4, 1866 Thou is gone, but we will not deplore thee, Whose God was thy ransom, thy guardian and guide He gave thee, He took thee and He will restore thee, And death has no sting, for the Saviour has died. IN CHRIST SHE SLEEPS It may be truly said of her, that in all the relations of life she deserved the highest commendation. A faithful wife, a fond mother, a generous friend, a devoted CHRISTIAN. She was ever held in the highest esteem by a large circle of kindred and FRIENDS. |
I photographed this very headstone. Thanks for posting! This blog is so interesting!
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