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| - //Mary Ann Hardy-Brannon// (Dec. 18, 1829 - ) | - //Mary Ann Hardy-Brannon// (Dec. 18, 1829 - ) |
| - //Martha Ann Hardy// (Dec. 18, 1829 - ) | - //Martha Ann Hardy// (Dec. 18, 1829 - ) |
| - Harriet M. (June 17, 1831 - ) | - Harriet M. Hardy (June 17, 1831 - ) |
| - Nancy Emile Hardy-Wade (Jan. 21, 1832 - ) | - Nancy Emile Hardy-Wade (Jan. 21, 1832 - ) |
| - Winnie Angeline Hardy-Randle (June 11, 1834 - July 23, 1911). Married [[albert_gallatin_randle|Albert Gallatin Randle]] in Franklin, County, GA on Aug. 20, 1854 | - Winnie Angeline Hardy-Randle (June 11, 1834 - July 23, 1911). Married [[albert_gallatin_randle|Albert Gallatin Randle]] in Franklin, County, GA on Aug. 20, 1854 |
| By 1859, Mississippi had become the leading cotton producer in nation.((http://www.mdah.ms.gov/timeline/zone/1859/)) | By 1859, Mississippi had become the leading cotton producer in nation.((http://www.mdah.ms.gov/timeline/zone/1859/)) |
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| [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Union_County%2C_Mississippi|Union County]] was established July 7, 1870, during the reconstruction era, and was named so because of the union of parts of Pontotoc and Tippah Counties. In 1874, part of Lee County was also annexed to it, thus making its present land area of 412 square miles.((http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~msunion/)) | |
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| Source: "United States Census" Year: 1870; Census Place: District 1, Lee, Mississippi; Roll: M593_736; Page: 372B; Image: 198175; Family History Library Film: 552235</WRAP> | Source: "United States Census" Year: 1870; Census Place: District 1, Lee, Mississippi; Roll: M593_736; Page: 372B; Image: 198175; Family History Library Film: 552235</WRAP> |
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| | <note>[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Union_County%2C_Mississippi|Union County]] was established July 7, 1870, during the reconstruction era, and was named so because of the union of parts of Pontotoc and Tippah Counties. In 1874, part of Lee County was also annexed to it, thus making its present land area of 412 square miles.((http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~msunion/))</note> |
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| [{{ :henry_w_hardy:1880_us_census-henry_w_hardy.jpg?direct&800 |1880 United States Federal Census. Henry W. Hardy appears on line 27.}}] | [{{ :henry_w_hardy:1880_us_census-henry_w_hardy.jpg?direct&800 |1880 United States Federal Census. Henry W. Hardy appears on line 27.}}] |
