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On Oct. 29,
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WOOLFOLK, Thomas Ga oe (2 oO.
_ Woolfolk's mother died when he was | i
former Confederate A rmy Captain Ric Te d ik, Woolf
——-proninent-and weak hy Bibb COes Gae, planter 3 remarried —
_ Mattie Howard, the daughter of a Wealthy landowner, By _
his second wife , Woolfolk had sx chéldren whose ages in
pot were “Richa rd tes ures 203 Toart, 19s fimic, ius.
iol mis Charles, Ss and Hate mont
Mrs, Woolfolk's f family had
2 a A end placed them—in site name ah thomas feit-4
S being cheated out. of a portion of oe an
His father had set him Wp ai business s
—pimes; but- eal 2 ?ayear-old Tom had-]
every thing that _ he attempted, He ‘finally Ly: returned +t
family plantation and accepted a job at $9.00 per moe
hie abner a
WOOLFOLK, Thomas. Ge
mother died_ aay
rate Army Captain
thy Bibb-Coe,; ey
chased some of
inher name-and- Thomas
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