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George Sweazea was born on Jennings Creek near Gainsboro, TN. in 1852. His mother died before 1870. He lived with his father until about 1878 when he married his wife, Julia Goad in Clay County, TN. About 1880 they moved to Greenwood Valley, in Carter Co., Mo. There their son Turner Clinton Sweezea was born. George changed the spelling of Sweazea to Sweezea by the time he was married. He moved to Malden, Mo. about 1882. He was farming there when he was killed, in 1889, by a horse he was breaking to the harness. His son Orea Sweezea was born in 1887 at Malden. He is buried at Malden in the Old City Cemetery.
Marriage record of George Sweezea and Julia Goad;
Know all Men by these Presents, That we G. J. Sweezea and J. B. Ray are held and firmly bound unto the state of Tennessee, in the sum of twelve hundred and fifty dollars, we bind ourselves, our heirs, jointly, and severally, firmly by these presents, to be void on condition that there be no lawful cause why the above bound G. J. Sweezea and Julia Goad should not be joined together as husband and wife in holy wedlock, else remain in full force and virtue.
This 28th day of Nov. 1878.________
G.J. Sweezea (Seal)
J. B. Ray (Seal)
State of Tennessee - - - Clay County
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To any regular ordained Minister of the Gospel, having the care of souls, or any acting Justice of the Peace for said County, or Judge or Chancellor of said State.
Bond and security having been given in the premises, you are hereby authorized to solemnize the rites of Matrimony between G. J. Sweezea and Julia Goad and join them together in holy wedlock as husband and wife.
Given under my hand at office in Celina, this 28 day of___Nov.____1878.
John J. Brown____Clerk
By virtue of the above license, I have this day solemnized the rites of matrimony between the above named parties.
Given under my hand, this the ____28___day of ____Nov.____1878
J. S. Harlan, JP
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