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     Source:Paper from Captain Robert C. Engram to Majorie Bagwell. Emma Viola Engram was born in 1852 in Barbour County, Alabama. She was the daughter of Oliver Kanady Engram and Mariah Louise Dennard. Emma Viola Engram died on 11 October 1884 in Barbour County, Alabama.

     Source:Paper from Captain Robert C. Engram to Majorie Bagwell. Henry I. Engram was born on 10 June 1820 in Lenoir, North Carolina. He was the son of Edward Engram and Elizabeth Kanady. Henry I. Engram married Harrett Clay on 20 September 1838. Henry I. Engram died on 6 September 1878 in Clairborne Parish, Louisiana, at age 58.

     Source:Paper from Captain Robert C. Engram to Majorie Bagwell. Harrett Clay married Henry I. Engram, son of Edward Engram and Elizabeth Kanady, on 20 September 1838. As of 20 September 1838,her married name was Engram.

     Source:Paper from Captain Robert C. Engram to Majorie Bagwell Buried at family cemetery near Fort Gaines, GA. Seaborn Taylor Engram was born on 7 May 1824. He was the son of Edward Engram and Elizabeth Kanady. Seaborn Taylor Engram married Elizabeth Grace on 3 October 1845 at Houston County, Georgia. Seaborn Taylor Engram married Sarah A. Stewart on 3 May 1853. Seaborn Taylor Engram married Elizabeth G. Waits circa 1879. Seaborn Taylor Engram died on 19 November 1908 in Near Fort Gaines, Georgia, at age 84.

     Source:Paper from Captain Robert C. Engram to Majorie Bagwell On page #5 her name becomes Elizabeth Gray Engram - why? Elizabeth Grace married Seaborn Taylor Engram, son of Edward Engram and Elizabeth Kanady, on 3 October 1845 at Houston County, Georgia. As of 3 October 1845,her married name was Engram.

     Source:Paper from Captain Robert C. Engram to Majorie Bagwell. John Irby Engram was born on 8 April 1847. He was the son of Seaborn Taylor Engram and Elizabeth Grace.

     Source:Paper from Captain Robert C. Engram to Majorie Bagwell. Celia Engram was born on 25 December 1848. She was the daughter of Seaborn Taylor Engram and Elizabeth Grace.

     Source:Paper from Captain Robert C. Engram to Majorie Bagwell Second daughter of Seaborn/Elizabeth Grace Engram Died in infancy. Elizabeth Engram was born in 1850. She was the daughter of Seaborn Taylor Engram and Elizabeth Grace.

     Source:Paper from Captain Robert C. Engram to Majorie Bagwell. Sarah A. Stewart married Seaborn Taylor Engram, son of Edward Engram and Elizabeth Kanady, on 3 May 1853. As of 3 May 1853,her married name was Engram.

     Source:Paper from Captain Robert C. Engram to Majorie Bagwell Page 6 says he had three children with second marraige but four are listed. William Henry Engram was born on 26 February 1854. He was the son of Seaborn Taylor Engram and Sarah A. Stewart.

     Source:Paper from Captain Robert C. Engram to Majorie Bagwell Second son of Seaborn/Sarah Engram. Madison K. Engram was born on 30 December 1855. He was the son of Seaborn Taylor Engram and Sarah A. Stewart.

     Source:Paper from Captain Robert C. Engram to Majorie Bagwell Had several children. Ella Virginia Engram was born in February 1856. She was the daughter of Seaborn Taylor Engram and Sarah A. Stewart.

     Source:Paper from Captain Robert C. Engram to Majorie Bagwell. Lamantha C. Engram was born on 18 December 1860. She was the daughter of Seaborn Taylor Engram and Sarah A. Stewart.

     Source:Paper from Captain Robert C. Engram to Majorie Bagwell Had no children. Arabella Lee Engram was born on 31 December 1862. She was the daughter of Seaborn Taylor Engram and Sarah A. Stewart.

     Source:Paper from Captain Robert C. Engram to Majorie Bagwell. Amanda Engram was born on 10 January 1864. She was the daughter of Seaborn Taylor Engram and Sarah A. Stewart.

     Source:Paper from Captain Robert C. Engram to Majorie Bagwell. Malcolm Cicero Engram was born on 10 November 1866. He was the son of Seaborn Taylor Engram and Sarah A. Stewart.

     Source:Paper from Captain Robert C. Engram to Majorie Bagwell. Edward Taylor Engram was born on 29 July 1869. He was the son of Seaborn Taylor Engram and Sarah A. Stewart. Edward Taylor Engram died in 1941. He was buried at Oakland Cemetery, Bay County, Florida.

     Source:Paper from Captian Robert C. Engram to Majorie Bagwell. Newton Harvey Engram was born on 7 August 1871. He was the son of Seaborn Taylor Engram and Sarah A. Stewart.

     Source:Paper from Captain Robert C. Engram to Majorie Bagwell. Claudia A. Engram was born on 16 November 1873. She was the daughter of Seaborn Taylor Engram and Sarah A. Stewart.

     Source:Paper from Captain Robert C. Engram to Majorie Bagwell. Elizabeth G. Waits married Seaborn Taylor Engram, son of Edward Engram and Elizabeth Kanady, circa 1879. As of circa 1879,her married name was Engram.

     William Franklin Engram was born on 14 July 1827 in Houston County, Georgia. He was the son of Edward Engram and Elizabeth Kanady. William Franklin Engram married Nancy Johnson, daughter of Richard Johnson and Jane Johnson, on 31 December 1845.² Joined the Confederate Army and was promoted to Captain of an artillery company and served until the end of the Civil War.² William Franklin Engram married Ann Marshall on 12 May 1880 at Houston County, Georgia. William Franklin Engram died on 8 December 1891 in Houston County, Georgia, at age 64. He died on 8 December 1891 in Near Perry, Houston County, Georgia, at age 64.

     Source:Paper from Captain Robert C. Engram to Majorie Bagwell She was from the same place, Houston County Georgia, as William Engram her husband. Nancy Johnson was born in 1829. She was the daughter of Richard Johnson and Jane Johnson. Nancy Johnson married William Franklin Engram, son of Edward Engram and Elizabeth Kanady, on 31 December 1845.¹ As of 31 December 1845,her married name was Engram. Nancy Johnson died in 1871.

     William Henry Engram was also known as Henry Engram. He was born circa 1846 in Georgia. He was the son of William Franklin Engram and Nancy Johnson.

     Robert Oliver Engram was born on 7 July 1850 in Perry, Houston County, Georgia. He was the son of William Franklin Engram and Nancy Johnson. Robert O. Engram, M.D., was born in Houston County, Ga, January 7, 1849. His father, William F. Engram, was born in Georgia, and was a son of Edward Engram, who emigrated from France to America in the latter part of the eighteenth century, came to Pennsylvania and afterwards to Georgia, and died in Houston County. William F. was the seventh child of eight children born to him and his wife, Jane Maxey. William F. followed farming all his life, and has been for many years one of the most substantial men in Houston County. In 1862 he joined the Confederate army, and was soon afterward promoted to captain of an artillery company, and served until the close of the war. He now resides in Houston County. His wife, Nancy A. Johnson, was born in Houston County. She bore him five children, viz: William H., Robert O., Tabitha J., Virginia C. and George F. Mrs. Engram was a daughter of Richard and Jane (Johnson) Johnson. The subject of this sketch was brought up on the farm in Houston County, and educated in early life in the common schools. In 1864 he joined the Confederate army with Morgan, and served until the close of the war. He then entered the University of Virginia and graduated from that institution in 1868. He soon took up the study of medicine and graduated from the Jefferson Medical College, of Philadelphia, in 1872. He was then appointed resident physician in the Pennsylvania Hospital at Philadelphia, and served in that capacity for a little more than a year, when he went to the charity hospital, of that city, and remained there until the fall of 1873, when he returned to Georgia and practiced his profession in Houston County until 1874, at which time he removed to Montezuma, where he has since given his attention to the practice of medicine, and is one of the leading practitioners in southwest Georgia. He is a member of the American Medical Association, the Georgia Medical Association and the Southwest Georgia Medical Association, also the Academy of Natural Science of Philadelphia. January 15, 1881, he was married to Ella V. Horne, daughter of Thomas W. M. Horne, of Americus, Ga. Three children have been born to this union, viz: Lionel B., Robert E. and William H. Dr. Engram is a F. and A. M., in politics is a Democrat, and has served eight terms in the city council of Montezuma and three terms as mayor of his city.² Robert Oliver Engram began military service in 1864 for Confederate Army (CSA) with [General John Hunt] Morgan.² He graduated in 1868 from the University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Virginia.² He graduated in 1872 from Jefferson Medical College at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.² He lived in 1874 in Montezuma, Georgia.² He married Ella V. Horne, daughter of Thomas W. M. Horne, on 15 January 1881.² Robert Oliver Engram died on 10 June 1893 in Montezuma, Macon County, Georgia, at age 42. He was buried at Felton Cemetery, Montezuma, Macon County, Georgia.

     George Franklin Engram was born in 1864 in Houston County, Georgia. He was the son of William Franklin Engram and Nancy Johnson. George Franklin Engram died in 1882.

     Source:Paper from Captain Robert C. Engram to Majorie Bagwell. Mattie Engram was born on 7 September 1851 in Perry, Houston County, Georgia. She was the daughter of William Franklin Engram and Nancy Johnson.

     Source:Paper from Captain Robert C. Engram to Majorie Bagwell. Virginia Campbelle Engram was born in 1854. She was the daughter of William Franklin Engram and Nancy Johnson. Virginia Campbelle Engram died on 18 January 1879 in Drayton, Dooly County, Georgia.

     Ann Marshall married William Franklin Engram, son of Edward Engram and Elizabeth Kanady, on 12 May 1880 at Houston County, Georgia.

     Edward W. Engram was born on 16 September 1830 in Houston County, Georgia. He was the son of Edward Engram and Elizabeth Kanady. Edward W. Engram married Quintine T. Johnson on 15 October 1851. Edward W. Engram died on 29 June 1889 in Gordon County, Georgia, at age 58 Obituary:

Birth: Sep. 16, 1830
Houston County, Georgia, USA
Death: Jun. 29, 1889 Gordon County Georgia, USA

Published in The Calhoun Times, Calhoun, Georgia, on July 4, 1889.Mr. Engram was born in Houston County, Ga., Sept. 16th, 1830, and at the time of his death was in his fifty-ninth year. He moved to this county about twenty years ago, bringing his wife and several children, and located on a farm, to which he devoted the greater part of his time until 1880 when he was elected clerk of the superior court, which office he held for six years, having been elected for three successive terms.He was a consistent member of the Baptist church for twenty-four years, and led a moral and christian life, at all times taking great interest in the progress of the church. He was the father of eleven children, six of whom preceded him to the great beyond. He was a kind and affectionate husband and father, and the hearts of our people go out to his afflicted family.The funeral services were conducted at his late residence on Sunday evening by Rev. A.S. Tatum and his remains laid to rest at the Chandler cemetery with Masonic ceremony. He was buried at Chandler Cemetery, Gordon County, Georgia.

     Quintine T. Johnson was born circa 1836 in Georgia. She married Edward W. Engram, son of Edward Engram and Elizabeth Kanady, on 15 October 1851. As of 15 October 1851,her married name was Engram.