Garrison Origins - Stafford County, Virginia - Person Sheet
Garrison Origins - Stafford County, Virginia - Person Sheet
NameSusan Ann Ransdell 
BirthJan 1842, Fauquier County, Virginia
Death<1910, Baltimore City, Maryland Age: 67
Residence1900, Baltimore City, Maryland Age: 57
FatherJohn Murray Ransdell (ca1807-1870)
MotherMary Elizabeth Crump (1820-1905)
Spouses
1Henry Tyler Garrison , 1C4R
, 1C4RBirth2 Oct 1843, Stafford County, Virginia
Death26 Sep 1912, Stafford County, Virginia Age: 68
FatherRobert Garrison (ca1808-1852)
MotherHannah Cooper (ca1811-ca1843)
Marriage29 Sep 1864, Fauquier County, Virginia
ChildrenWade Hampton (1865-1868)
Mattie V (1867-1933)
Ada May (1869-1906)
Minnie T (1871-1941)
Robert Murray (1872-1938)
Julia W (1878-1942)
Notes for Henry Tyler (Spouse 1)
GARRISON, HENRY T.: Enl. 4/21/61 in Co. A, age 19. Student. Absent sick, Jan.-Feb. 1862. Absent on detached service, Jan.-June 1863 and Jan.-Feb. 1864. AWOL, 6/10/64-7/1/64. Present at 10/6/64 final roll. Lived in Baltimore postwar. A publication of the Maryland Line veteransà organization at that city identified Garrison as a veteran of Co. A, 9th Virginia Cavalry, and reported that he was dead. Unless that was in error, the Henry T. Garrison shown in the 1910 Stafford census as a Confederate veteran must have served elsewhere. That census gave the veteranÃs age as 67, which dovetails nicely with the military age supplied in early 1861.
Henry Tyler Garrison (1842-after 1914)
Henry Tyler Garrison (1842-after 1914) was the son of Robert Garrison (c.1808-c.1852), a merchant in the upper part of Stafford County. During the War Between the States, Henry T. Garrison served with the 9th Virginia Cavalry. He married Susan Ann Ransdell (1842-c.1903). The Stafford court records include the following, “Ordered that H. T. Garrison, an ex-Confederate soldier, who is in indigent circumstances and a resident of Stafford County be allowed the sum of ten dollars ($10.00) payable out of the County levy, it being shown to the Board that he is suffering from a cancer and unable to work.” The Garrison family was in Stafford at least as early as 1715 and many of them worked as blacksmiths or merchants.
Henry Tyler Garrison (1842-after 1914)
Henry Tyler Garrison (1842-after 1914) was the son of Robert Garrison (c.1808-c.1852), a merchant in the upper part of Stafford County. During the War Between the States, Henry T. Garrison served with the 9th Virginia Cavalry. He married Susan Ann Ransdell (1842-c.1903). The Stafford court records include the following, “Ordered that H. T. Garrison, an ex-Confederate soldier, who is in indigent circumstances and a resident of Stafford County be allowed the sum of ten dollars ($10.00) payable out of the County levy, it being shown to the Board that he is suffering from a cancer and unable to work.” The Garrison family was in Stafford at least as early as 1715 and many of them worked as blacksmiths or merchants.