Robert Vines HARDEMAN

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1850 census Jones Co., GA

Division 47

Robert V Hardeman 49 lawyer GA
Elizabeth C 45 GA
John 13 GA
Thomas 9 GA
Robert 7 GA
Frank 5 GA
James Clark 27 teacher GA

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See History of Jones Co., GA. p 404-408.

"Judge R. V. Hardeman lived at Sleepy Hollow where
Mr. Abe James now lives. He had been paralyzed some
time and spent most of the time sitting on his front
veranda. He was in his usual seat when Sherman's
Yankees came rushing through. They soon had his
horses and mules, and there was one mule which was a
mule sure enough, and no one on the place could ride
him. A Yankee had him bridled and was informed by
some of the negroes on the place that no one could
ride him; that he had never been ridden. "Oh", said
the Yankee, "I'll ride him he has never had a real
live Yankee on him before." He saddled him, hung his
accoutrements upon the saddle, mounted and attempted
to ride him, when lo, the mule jumped, crop-hopped,
doubled up, bucked & threw Yankee, saddle and all
head foremost over his head. "oh, oh," laughed Judge
Hardeman, who had witnessed the performance from his
seat on the porch, "he never rode a real live Georgia
mule before." (copied from an old edition The Jones
County News-1908) p. 406

from Ruth Hardeman Schubring:

Robert Vines Hardeman was born April 26, 1800 in
Oglethorpe County, Georgia and was the son of John
Hardeman, Jr. and Nancy Anne Collier. He was educated
at Lexington, Georgia at one of the first endowed
schools of the State. He studied law under Stephen
Upson. He married Elizabeth Clark Henderson, daughter
of James and Betsy Carter Henderson, on March 1,
1826. Elizabeth was born March 3, 1804 in Warren Co.,
Georgia and died June 16, 1892. Their children were:
Upson, Matilda, Ann Collier, Isaac (who married first
Marietta Pitts and second Lucia Griswold), John (who
married Dorothy Whitaker), Charles Smith, Thomas (the
father of William Gardiner Hardeman Sr.), Robert (who
married Ellen Smith), Frank (who was killed in the
war in 1864) and Mary Dorothy. They lived in Clinton,
Georgia where Robert Vines had his law practice.

Robert Vines, as he was called, served as State
Senator from Jones County in 1845 and twice as Judge
of the Superior Court of Ocmulgee Circuit. He served
as a Colonel in the Cherokee Indian War. His belief
was to educate children so one of his sons became a
doctor, two became lawyers and one a planter. He died
in Clinton, Ga.

May 18, 1871 and is buried beside his wife Elizabeth
in their church cemetery behind the United Methodist
Church in Clinton, Ga..

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