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The surname: Wingate
The ancestors of Moses Cook Frazar''s mother, Elizabeth Wingate with comments on the Potter, Council and Blount lines
William Herbert Frazar (Sep 23, 1877 Menyville La - Apr 23, 1939 DeRidder La) Eva May Stewart (Oct 14, 1879 Melvern Kn - Oct 28, hospital-Lake Cbas. La) Reference Frazar and Stewart sections for narratives.
Moses Cook Frazar (Jul 1, 1844 Hancock Co Mississippi - Feb 14, 1925 Menyville La) Margaret Phoebe McMahon (Dec 29, 1848 Newton Co TX - Oct 29, 1926 Merryville La) Reference Frazar and McMahon sections for narratives.
John J. Frazar
(1805perhaps in Darlington Co SC or (Ja - abt 1S55 near Sugartown La, near DeR.)
Elizabeth Wingate (1817 Darlington SC - abt 1880 near Sugartown La)
See Frazar section for narrative.
Robert Potter Wingate (1792 SC/NC? - aft 1795)
Wife: Pherobee Kelley (abt 1795 - ?)
Robert Potter Wingate's name suggests he might be a kinsman of Robert Potter, Signer of the Texas Declaration of Independence, Texas Secretary of Navy, etc. - but it is not proven - nor disproved. Roberts move to Texas seems to have followed the path of his brother Edward who was captured, thcn escaped, at Goliad. Edward was buried in Sam Houston Cemetery in San Antonio in 1960, atmqst 100 years after his death. Edward was g-grand&ther ofHuey P Long. RPW's son Laban wa$Lt Gm^mor of Louisiana about 1901. SgnrJones and Lether Frazar, also descendants of RPW, were Governor) i^tt Goy&nforof Louisiana - Hub Frazar?s nephews.	(J ,
Children: Amelia who married Mr Perry ^^thep^rSoi^; Sarah who married Mr Burks: Maria who married Mr. Smith; Salpmia wljefmarrid&Mr Price and then Mr McCoy_______________
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' WiJ&Mhry Potter (1765-1852)
Waiter ran his fathers Waccamawplantation during the AR W The Swamp Fox, Gen Francis Marion, set up camp therein Sept 1780 during which time Walter supplied provisions. Brothers ran Lockwood^Fofly Plantation while their father was at war. Phoebe'lived there with him after their piarriage. He received grant of 100 acres at White Spring Creek also. When he inherited Lockwoods Folley land he sold Waccamaw holdings in 1798 and 1800. He was a JP of Brunswick Co Court. Sold LFP, 320 acres, in 1806. Shown in Richmond Co
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