ABNEY Joseph, Major (Edgefield, SC) ANDERSON ARMSTRONG ASHEE AYERS BAGBY BAIRD BANKSTON BARNSLEY BARR BAUJAHN BEASLEY BENTLEY BERNEY
Dr. James Berney, b. Charleston Sep 15, 1812; m. dau of Chief Justice Reuben Saffold of Ala; he was only in Brazil a short time, d. Jul 9, 1880, Montgomery, Ala.
BLACKFORD BLOXOM BLUE, John H. BOERINGER BOOKWALTER BOWEN, William BOYD BRAXTON BRITT BROADNAX BROOKS BROWN, Robert L. - plantation owner (AL) BROWNLOW BRUCE BRYANT Bryce, Campbell R. BUCHANAN BUDD BUFORD BUHLOW BULFATIN BUNNEL BURNS BURRAND BURTON BYINGTON CAMPBELL CAPPS CARLTON CARR CARRINGTON CARSON CARTER CENCIR CENSON CHAFFIE CHAMBERLAIN CHERRY CLARK CLAYBURN COACHMAN
Dr. John Coachman, a Dentist from Montgomery, Ala; m. Eula Hentz Keyes; he was appointed dentist to the Royal Family; both buried at Rio.
COBB COGBURN COLE COLTER COOK COMBS COTTINGHAM COULTER COWLEY DRAWLEY CROVEY CRISP CULLEN CURRIE DAGUERRE DANIEL DASCOMB DARVILE DAVIS DEMARET DEYAMPERT
Dr. Thomas DeYampert of Marengo County, Alabama brother in law of Willam A. Gunter; both married Misses Poellnitz of the French Colony at Demoplis, Ala.
DICKIE DICKSON DILLARD DIRE DOBBINS DODSON DOHERTY DOMM DOWDS DOZIER DRAIN DRESBACK DUMAS DUNN, Ballard, Rev. DYER EASTON ELLIS EMMETT EMERSON EXELLE FALWOOD FAHAY FARLEY FEAGIN FENLEY FERGUSON FIELDER FIFE FLETCHER FIELDER FOSTER FOX FRELEIGH GAMMON GANNON GARLINGTON GARNER GASTON, James McFadden, Dr. - surgeon (Columbia, SC) GATES GERMAN GILL GILMORE GULLET GLENN GODFREY GOTTSCHALK GRADY GRAHAM GREEN GUNTER, Charles
Anna Gunter, daughter of Charles Gunter, m. Capt. Dozier of Florida while in Brazil.
Basil Manly Gunter, Consular Agent of the US to Victoria, Espirito Santo, apptd Jul 11, 1889.
HALL HANNY HANSON HANDEMAN HARDIS HARGROVE HARRIS HARRISON HARVEY
HASTING Warren HAWTHORNE A. T., General HEINSMAN HENDERSON HENINGTON HICKMAN HOGAN HOLLAND HOWARD HOWELL HOWES HUNTER ISAACS JACKSON JAMES JENNINGS JOHNSON JOHNSTON
Dr. Sam and Capt James Johnston were brothers from Louisville, Ky; both former Confederate soldiers; operated a large plantation in Brazil; both back in Louisville by 1871 and in Florida by 1873.
JOINER JONE JUDKINS KEESE KEEPS KEITH KEMPER KENNEDY KENNERLY KERNAN W. C. (FL) - architect KERR KEYES
David Rebel Keyes, b. during the war; returned, resided at Powder Springs, GA 30127, Fla in 1930.
KING KIRK KNUSE KOGER KOLB KOLLINGER KRAMER LANDERS LANE LE CONTE LINDEN LINN LLOYD MCALPINE MCCANN MCDADE MCDONALD MCEACHIN MCFADDEN MCINTYRE MCGEE MCKNIGHT MCMULLAN (EN) Frank MCNABB MCSWAIN M. S., Colonel MALONE MARCHANT MASON MASSEY MASTIFF MASTON MATHEWS MAXWELL MENDENHALL MERIWETHER Robert, Maj. (Edgefield, SC) MILLER MILLS MINCHIN MONCREIF MOORE MORGAN MORRISON MORTON MURPHY MYERS NATHAN NELIUS NETTLES NEWMAN NICHOLS NOLLENS NORRIS NORTHRUP ODELL OLIVER OWEN PAINE PATCHER PARKER PARKS PATTERSON PEACOCK PENN PERKINS PETER PETERSON PETTIGREW PHILIPS PICHOWSKI PIERCE PINKNEY PITTS PLATT PORTER PRESTRIDGE PROSTON PROVOST PYLES QUILLEN QUILLY RADCLIFF RADER RAIDIG RAINEY RALSTON RANSOM RAST REAN RHOME RIKER RITTER ROUSSEL ROWE RUSSELL SAMPSON SANDERS SCHOFIELD SCURLOCK SEAWRIGHT SEXTON SEYMOUR SHARES SHARPLEY SHAW
Hugh G., Dr. (SC)
Dr. H.A. Shaw of Aiken, SC; newspaper publisher in Brazil
SHIPPEY
Dr. Frank Shippey of Fla m. Lizzie Freligh of Memphis, Tenn; she living in Long Beach, Calif in 1930.
SLAUGHTER SMITH SNELL Henry SPARKS SPENCER STAMPLY STEAGALL STEELE STEWART STIEL STONE
STORRS
Maj George S. - CS Artillery, Staff Officer to Gnl S.G. French; back in Tex before 1930.
STOW STREET Ernest, Major - civil engineer STRONG STUK SWAIN TANNER TARVER TAYLOR TERRELL THATCHER THOMAS THOMPSON TILLY TOBIN TOVAMJER TOWNSEND TRIGG TURNER VAUGHN VELAKY VINCENT WADDELL WADE WALLACE WARD WAME WARNER James H. Surgeon (TN) WARSON WATSON WATTS WEAVER WEBSTER WEINGEUTTER WEISSINGER WELLS WESSON J. P. - Dentist (TN) WHARTON WHITMAN WHITAKER WRIGHT WILLIAMSON WINGETER WISE WIGGINS WOOD William Wallace, General (MS) - lawyer and editor of the Natchez Free Trader. WRIGHT YANCEY
Ben and Dalton Yancey; lived at Linhares; sons of William L. Yancey.
YOUNG
REF: Harter, Eugene C., The Lost Colony of the Confederacy. Jackson, MS, University Press of Mississippi 1985. pg. 126-28.
Hispanic American Historical Review, Vol VII, No 2, May 1927
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