Berry William Garris was the son of Griffin Garris, Sr. and Elvira Alice Kinsey Garris.
Berry had 3 wives.
1st wife Mary Jane Goodwin(Nov. 26, 1826-Sept. 10, 1847) married about 1846.( daughter of JAMES GOODWIN and SENNIE CARTER.) Buried also in the same cemetery as her husband.(That cemetery no longer exists) they had one child Ellen George Garris born about 1847-?
2nd wife Jane Smoak(Nov. 5, 1836- Aug. 22, 1852) married about 1848. She was also buried in the same cemetery that no longer exists beside her husband.
3rd wife Narcissus Warren Redish(1827-DOD??) married about 1853.( daughter of PAUL WARREN and SARAH.) Her grave isn't located. They had one child Charles Garris born about 1853-? married Nancy born in 1850.
Berry William Garris served in the Confederate Army during the Civil War. He was a Private in Company "C", 10th Battalion, South Carolina Calvary.
Berry William Garris was buried at the old cemetery called "Colleton Mill Cemetery" in Williams, Colleton County, South Carolina.
There is a Masonic Emblem on his gravestone.
**This cemetery no longer exists.
Berry had 3 wives.
1st wife Mary Jane Goodwin(Nov. 26, 1826-Sept. 10, 1847) married about 1846.( daughter of JAMES GOODWIN and SENNIE CARTER.) Buried also in the same cemetery as her husband.(That cemetery no longer exists) they had one child Ellen George Garris born about 1847-?
2nd wife Jane Smoak(Nov. 5, 1836- Aug. 22, 1852) married about 1848. She was also buried in the same cemetery that no longer exists beside her husband.
3rd wife Narcissus Warren Redish(1827-DOD??) married about 1853.( daughter of PAUL WARREN and SARAH.) Her grave isn't located. They had one child Charles Garris born about 1853-? married Nancy born in 1850.
Berry William Garris served in the Confederate Army during the Civil War. He was a Private in Company "C", 10th Battalion, South Carolina Calvary.
Berry William Garris was buried at the old cemetery called "Colleton Mill Cemetery" in Williams, Colleton County, South Carolina.
There is a Masonic Emblem on his gravestone.
**This cemetery no longer exists.
Berry William Garris was the son of Griffin Garris, Sr. and Elvira Alice Kinsey Garris.
Berry had 3 wives.
1st wife Mary Jane Goodwin(Nov. 26, 1826-Sept. 10, 1847) married about 1846.( daughter of JAMES GOODWIN and SENNIE CARTER.) Buried also in the same cemetery as her husband.(That cemetery no longer exists) they had one child Ellen George Garris born about 1847-?
2nd wife Jane Smoak(Nov. 5, 1836- Aug. 22, 1852) married about 1848. She was also buried in the same cemetery that no longer exists beside her husband.
3rd wife Narcissus Warren Redish(1827-DOD??) married about 1853.( daughter of PAUL WARREN and SARAH.) Her grave isn't located. They had one child Charles Garris born about 1853-? married Nancy born in 1850.
Berry William Garris served in the Confederate Army during the Civil War. He was a Private in Company "C", 10th Battalion, South Carolina Calvary.
Berry William Garris was buried at the old cemetery called "Colleton Mill Cemetery" in Williams, Colleton County, South Carolina.
There is a Masonic Emblem on his gravestone.
**This cemetery no longer exists.
Berry had 3 wives.
1st wife Mary Jane Goodwin(Nov. 26, 1826-Sept. 10, 1847) married about 1846.( daughter of JAMES GOODWIN and SENNIE CARTER.) Buried also in the same cemetery as her husband.(That cemetery no longer exists) they had one child Ellen George Garris born about 1847-?
2nd wife Jane Smoak(Nov. 5, 1836- Aug. 22, 1852) married about 1848. She was also buried in the same cemetery that no longer exists beside her husband.
3rd wife Narcissus Warren Redish(1827-DOD??) married about 1853.( daughter of PAUL WARREN and SARAH.) Her grave isn't located. They had one child Charles Garris born about 1853-? married Nancy born in 1850.
Berry William Garris served in the Confederate Army during the Civil War. He was a Private in Company "C", 10th Battalion, South Carolina Calvary.
Berry William Garris was buried at the old cemetery called "Colleton Mill Cemetery" in Williams, Colleton County, South Carolina.
There is a Masonic Emblem on his gravestone.
**This cemetery no longer exists.
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