James Thomas Praytor, Prather

1822 - 1865  (42 years)

• Name	James Thomas Praytor
  Suffix	Prather
  Born	24 Aug 1822	of Sumterco., Al
  Christened	Confed. Civil War Soldier
  Gender	Male
  Died	28 Mar 1865	Civil War, Chester, S.C.
  Record Change	12 Apr 2009
  Person ID	I105615	120k
  Last Modified	28 Jul 2015

  
  

  Father	Middleton Adkins Praytor, Prather,   b. 04 Sep 1793, of, Dist Ninety Six, Sc ,   d. 21 Feb 1854, Sumter Co., Ala.  (Age 60 years)
  Relationship	Natural
  Mother	Melinda Breshear, Hattie,   b. 15 Jul 1793, of Dist Ninety Six, Sc ,   d. 26 Jul 1832, York, Ala.  (Age 39 years)
  Relationship	Natural
  Married	12 Nov 1812	Laurens Co., S.C.
  Family ID	F20244	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family	Mary Caroline Faulkner,   b. 30 Jan 1826, S. C. ,   d. 06 May 1883, Sumter Co., Ala.  (Age 57 years)
  Married	21 Sep 1843	Sumter, Ala.
  Children	1. Silas Buford Praytor,   b. 17 Aug 1844, Sumter, Ala. ,   d. 27 May 1863, Civil War, Battle of Vicksburg, Miss.  (Age 18 years)  [Natural]   2. Permelia A. Praytor, Amelia,   b. 30 Jan 1848, Sumter, Ala.  [Natural]   3. William Jabel Praytor,   b. 30 Dec 1849, Sumter Co., Ala. ,   d. 27 Apr 1878, Birmingham, Ala.  (Age 28 years)  [Natural]   4. Middleton Adkins Praytor,   b. 20 Feb 1852, of Sumter Co., Al  [Natural]   5. Hugh Boyd Praytor, Prather,   b. 01 Apr 1854, of Sumter Co., Al ,   d. 15 May 1942, The Cedars Plantation, Sumter, Ala.  (Age 88 years)   6. James Beverly Praytor, Prather,   b. 20 Apr 1856, of Sumter Co., Al  [Natural]   7. Bazzell Franklin Praytor,   b. 18 May 1861, of Sumter Co., Al ,   d. 31 Dec 1928, Lacon, Ala.  (Age 67 years)  [Natural]   8. Jefferson Davis Praytor,   b. 18 May 1861, York, Sumter Co., Ala. ,   d. 07 Jan 1912, Ocean Springs, Jackson Co., Miss.  (Age 50 years)  [Natural]   9. John Thomas Praytor,   b. 03 Jul 1864, of Sumter Co., Al ,   d. 07 Jan 1922  (Age 57 years)  [Natural]
  Last Modified	28 Jul 2015
  Family ID	F41690	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Notes

  * Upon release as prisioners of Civil War, were given furlough / with James Davis Faulkner(brother-in-law) and others. A kind lady cooked them ham for supper while passing Chester Co., S.C. . Due to their weakened condition and the former lack of food, Faulkner warned "Just chew the meat for the juices and spit the meat out". But James T. Praytor did not heed the warning and later died with Coloramusbus. They were soldiers of the Confed. He was listed living Livingston, Sumter Co., Ala. in the 1860 census.