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Based on land trnsaction records it is believed that Tully owned agreat deal of land in lower Greenville County SC and that he probably hada small plantation with slaves. On November 27, 1861 joined theConfederate 16th Volunteer Infantry and was discharged on May 12, 1862 byreason of substitution, which means that someone served the remainder ofhis enlistment for him. (con't see James Ira). Tully lost his land after the war and is believed to have lived inAlabama and Georgia for a while. It is unsure when Tully returned to SC,but he is listed several times in land transaction records as purchasingland in Pickens County where he lived until his death. (Preston Holliday) 1823 Tully [Hulet] Holliday born, son of William Holliday & SarahCothran. He was 29 in 1850; 37 in 1860; 47 in 1870.(Peggy Chapman) Oct 1843- Tully Holliday m. (1) Mary Red. (Some SC Marriages & ObituariesSimpson & Barham, 1978) 1843- Samuel Roberts' sale: Washington, Tully, Robert & James Hollidayamong the buyers. (Greenville Dist. Apt. 10 #1) 1850 census- Tully Holliday age 29 1851- Estate sale of Ezekiel Vincent (Sr) buyers included Robert & TullyHolliday. (Apt.18 #75) 1859- Tully Holliday in Cherokee Co., Al. (1850 S.W. Cothran in CherokeeCo., Al) 1860- Tully Holliday in Greenville Dist. living next dr. to S(amuel) W.Cothran. 1870 Pickens Dist. census-Tully Holliday living in Pickens Dist with (2ndwife) Milly [Vincent} & family (p.391#126)
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