Nicholas Tompkins LEVERETT b. 24 APR 1840 Oxford, Talladega, Alabama, USA d. 03 MAY 1917 Waco, McLennan, Texas, USA

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Name Nicholas Tompkins LEVERETT

Nickname Newt

Relationship with John Louis CARR

Born 24 APR 1840 Oxford, Talladega, Alabama, USA [1, 2]

Gender Male

Census 1850 Talladega, Talladega, Alabama, USA

Ln	Hhold	Given	Surname	Age	BirthDate	Gender	BirthPlace
Image							Transcript
1	708	Abraham	Levarett	38	abt 1812	Male	Georgia
2	708	Emily R	Levarett	35	abt 1815	Female	Georgia
3	708	Abner	Levarett	14	abt 1836	Male	Georgia
4	708	Elizabeth	Levarett	12	abt 1838	Female	Alabama
5	708	Nicholas	Levarett	9	abt 1841	Male	Alabama
6	708	Caroline	Levarett	7	abt 1843	Female	Alabama
7	708	Maletta	Levarett	5	abt 1845	Female
8	708	Martilla	Levarett	5	abt 1845	Female
9	708	and G	Levarett	1	abt 1849	Male	Alabama

Transcript ID is dbid=8054&iid=4191540-00284

Census 1860 Rockdale, Randolph, Alabama, USA

Ln	Hhold	Given	Surname	Age	BirthDate	Gender	BirthPlace
Image							Transcript
24	1039	A	Leveritt	49	abt 1811	Male	Georgia
25	1039	E R	Leveritt	44	abt 1816	Female	Georgia
26	1039	N T	Leveritt	20	abt 1840	Male	Georgia
27	1039	C D	Leveritt	18	abt 1842	Female	Alabama
28	1039	M C	Leveritt	15	abt 1845	Female	Alabama
29	1039	N G	Leveritt	15	abt 1845	Female	Alabama
30	1039	A G	Leveritt	10	abt 1850	Male	Alabama
31	1039	G L	Leveritt	8	abt 1852	Male	Alabama
32	1039	M A R	Leveritt	5	abt 1855	Female	Alabama

Transcript ID is dbid=7667&iid=4211195_00149

Military Service 3 FEB 1862 Alabama, USA

CSA:
Company C, 3rd Georgia Battalion
Corporal

03 FEB 1862. His enlistment date was entered as a note on a photo of him in a US Volunteers uniform.

N.T. indicated in his submission to Mamie Yeary for inclusion in the "Reminiscences of the Boys in Gray" that he enlisted as a private in the 3rd Georgia Battalion on 24 April, 1862. His name is on a compiled manning roster for Company C, 3rd Battalion. In the spring of 1863 when the 3rd Georgia Battalion's aggregate casualties (death, wounded and missing) rendered it combat ineffective, he was reassigned as a private to the I Company, 37th Georgia Infantry.

His submission also indicated that he had been wounded twice during war; unit and/or medical records corroborate both wounds.

His Texas CSA Pension Form A perpetuates his claim to have been transferred to the 22nd Alabama. In September 1864 when he was hospitalized in Thomaston, Georgia, he was with wounded men of the 22nd. It is likely that with he took advantage of that association when he was discharged from the hospital with a furlough to his home in Alabama. A hospital discharge roster and his medical furlough document both reflect he was in the 22nd, even while unit muster rolls fail to support said transfer.
After the war he claimed to have been promoted from corporal to captain; said promotion is highly suspect since the CSA armies were disbanded and regiments were mustered out of service. Ostensibly, the unit ceased to exit on the date of surrender of the CSA at Appomattox. Further, N.T. has not been found on any unit muster after his discharge from the Thomaston hospital in September 1864.

The photo was printed backwards as indicated by the hammer of his 1863 is a .58 caliber rifled musket shown on the wrong (left) side of the weapon. Additionally, the buttons on his uniform are on the wrong side of normal male clothing.

Census 1870 Clay County, Alabama, USA

Ln	Hhold	Given	Surname	Age	BirthDate	Gender	Race	BirthPlace
Image								Transcript
33	129	N T	Leveret	30	abt 1840	Male	White	Alabama
34	129	S M	Leveret	22	abt 1848	Female	White	Alabama
35	129	C B	Leveret	2	abt 1868	Female	White	Alabama
36	129	G R	Leveret	3/12	abt 1870	Male	White	Alabama
37	129	R J	Morrisson	20	abt 1850	Male	White	Alabama

Transcript ID is dbid=7163&iid=4257482_00585

Census 1880 Delta, Clay, Alabama, USA

Ln	Hhold	Given	Surname	Relation	Gender	Race	BirthDate	Age	Status	BirthPlace	BirthPlace of Father	BirthPlace of Mother
Image													Transcript
27	73	N. T.	Levrett	Self	Male	White	abt 1840	40	Married	Alabama	Georgia	Georgia
28	73	Sallie	Levrett	Wife	Female	White	abt 1848	32	Married	Alabama	Georgia	Georgia
29	73	Corah	Levrett	Daughter	Female	White	abt 1868	12	Single	Alabama	Alabama	Alabama
30	73	George	Levrett	Son	Male	White	abt 1870	10	Single	Alabama	Alabama	Alabama
31	73	Griffin	Levrett		Male	White	abt 1874	6	Single	Alabama	Alabama	Alabama
32	73	Columbus	Levrett		Male	White	abt 1875	5	Single	Alabama	Alabama	Alabama
33	73	Lenard	Levrett		Male	White	abt 1878	2	Single	Alabama	Alabama	Alabama
34	73	Elisa	Levrett		Female	White	abt 1880	1m	Single	Alabama	Alabama	Alabama

Transcript ID is dbid=6742&iid=4239768-00604

Census 1900 Lamar County, Texas, USA

Ln	Hhold	Given	Surname	Relation	Gender	Race	BirthDate	Age	Status	Years Married	Children Born/Living		BirthPlace	BirthPlace of Father	BirthPlace of Mother	Immigration Year	Occupation
Image																	Transcript

ED: 0062 Sheet: 1A Microfilm: 1241652 Transcript ID is dbid=7602&iid=004118527_00057

Census 1910 Waco, McLennan, Texas, USA

Ln	Hhold	Given	Surname	Relation	Gender	Race	BirthDate	Age	Status	BirthPlace	BirthPlace of Father	BirthPlace of Mother	Occupation
Image													Transcript
34	297	Nicholas T	Leveritt	Head	Male	White	abt 1841	69	Married	Alabama	Georgia	Georgia
35	297	Sarah M	Leveritt	Wife	Female	White	abt 1843	67	Married	Alabama	Georgia	Georgia
36	297	Lutitia	Williams	Daughter	Female	White	abt 1884	26	Married	Alabama	Alabama	Alabama
37	297	James G	Williams	Son-in-law	Male	White	abt 1880	30	Married	Arkansas	Arkansas	Arkansas
38	297	Mary L	Lusby	Daughter	Female	White	abt 1887	23	Married	Alabama	Alabama	Alabama
39	297	Ira	Lusby	Son-in-law	Male	White	abt 1883	27	Married	Texas	Texas	Texas
40	297	Ray	Lusby	Grandson	Male	White	abt 1909	1		Texas	Texas	Alabama

Transcript ID is dbid=7884&iid=4454868_00504

Died 03 MAY 1917 Waco, McLennan, Texas, USA [1]

Age 77 years

Buried 04 MAY 1917 Park Lawn Cemetery, Waco, McLennan, Texas, USA

View memorial: 31682202.

Person ID I1428 Carr-Scott | Branch - John Leverett (1710-1779) Descendants

Links To This person is also Nicholas Tompkins Leverett in the tree "Harvey Family Tree" at Ancestry.com

Last Modified 9 MAY 2022

Father Abraham R. LEVERITT
b. 18 MAR 1811, Wilkes County, Georgia, USA
d. 26 MAR 1896, Dublin, Erath, Texas, USA (Age 85 years)

Mother Emily Richardson DOZIER
b. 16 JUL 1814, Troup County, Georgia, USA
d. 11 AUG 1861, Clay County, Alabama, USA (Age 47 years)

Married 09 OCT 1834 LaGrange, Troup, Georgia, USA [3]

Georgia Marriages
Name: Abram Leveritt
Spouse: Emily R. Dozier
Marriage Date: 9 Oct 1834
County: Troup
State: Georgia

Children 9 children

+	1. Abner Judson LEVERETT b. Abt 1836, Troup County, Georgia, USA d. 8 OCT 1861, Clay County, Alabama, USA (Age ~ 25 years)
+	2. Mary Elizabeth LEVERETT b. 27 SEP 1837, Alabama, USA d. 1 MAY 1920 (Age 82 years)
+	3. Nicholas Tompkins LEVERETT b. 24 APR 1840, Oxford, Talladega, Alabama, USA d. 03 MAY 1917, Waco, McLennan, Texas, USA (Age 77 years)
+	4. Caroline D. LEVERETT b. 1844, Clay County, Alabama, USA d. 7 NOV 1911, Seguin, Guadalupe, Texas, USA (Age 67 years)
+	5. Mytilda Jeanette LEVERETT b. 03 MAR 1845, Twin, Clay, Alabama, USA d. 10 MAY 1923, Dublin, Erath, Texas, USA (Age 78 years)
+	6. Malittie LEVERETT b. 03 MAR 1845, Clay County, Alabama, USA d. 01 MAR 1918, Newsome, Camp, Texas, USA (Age 72 years)
+	7. Andrew Gideon LEVERETT b. 30 MAY 1849, Clay County, Alabama, USA d. 28 MAY 1921, Hedley, Donley, Texas, USA (Age 71 years)
	8. Jasephand LEVERITT b. 30 MAY 1852, Clay County, Alabama, USA d. 29 MAY 1895, Dublin, Erath, Texas, USA (Age 42 years)
+	9. Martha LEVERETT b. 25 AUG 1855, Clay County, Alabama, USA d. 21 OCT 1905, Dublin, Erath, Texas, USA (Age 50 years)

Family ID F734 Group Sheet | Family Chart

Family Sarah Matilda KENNEDY
b. 08 MAY 1848, Limestone County, Alabama, USA
d. 28 NOV 1925, 910 North 21st Street, Waco, McLennan, Texas, USA (Age 77 years)

Married 29 APR 1866 Cleburne County, Alabama, USA [4]

U.S. and International Marriage Records,
Name: Nicholas Thompk Leverett
Gender: Male
Birth Place: AL
Birth Year: 1840
Spouse Name: Sarah Matilda Kennedy
Spouse Birth Place: AL
Spouse Birth Year: 1848
Marriage Year: 1866
Marriage State: AL
Number Pages: 1

Age at Marriage He was 26 years - She was 17 years and 11 months

Children

+	1. Cora Blanch LEVERETT b. 27 JUN 1868, Clay County, Alabama, USA d. 02 FEB 1919, Slaton, Lubbock, Texas, USA (Age 50 years)
+	2. George Reeves LEVERETT b. 21 FEB 1870, Anniston, Calhoun, Alabama, USA d. 26 DEC 1934, Portales, Roosevelt, New Mexico, USA (Age 64 years)
	3. Emyleye LEVERETT b. 1872, Clay County, Alabama, USA [Natural]
	4. Carrie LEVERETT b. 1872, Clay County, Alabama, USA [Natural]
+	5. Malvin Griffin LEVERETT b. 22 JUL 1873, Anniston, Calhoun, Alabama, USA d. 12 OCT 1953, Lamar County, Texas, USA (Age 80 years)
+	6. Columbus Andrew LEVERETT b. 16 APR 1875, Oxford, Talladega, Alabama, USA d. 25 JUL 1954, 300 Maple, Farmersville, Collin, Texas, USA (Age 79 years)
+	7. Dr. Janadas Leonard LEVERETT b. 10 SEP 1877, Clay County, Alabama, USA d. 30 NOV 1943, Paris, Lamar, Texas, USA (Age 66 years)
+	8. Eliza Vesta LEVERETT b. 23 MAY 1880, Clay County, Alabama, USA d. 08 APR 1960, Slaton, Lubbock, Texas, USA (Age 79 years)
	9. Ann Luticia Walker LEVERETT b. 15 JUL 1883, Clay County, Alabama, USA d. 12 NOV 1955, St. Mary's Hospital, Lubbock, Lubbock, Texas, USA (Age 72 years)
+	10. Mary Lane LEVERETT b. 10 OCT 1886, Clay County, Alabama, USA d. 07 FEB 1957, Odessa, Ector, Texas, USA (Age 70 years)

Last Modified 9 MAY 2022

Family ID F751 Group Sheet | Family Chart

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	Born - 24 APR 1840 - Oxford, Talladega, Alabama, USA
	Census - 1850 - Talladega, Talladega, Alabama, USA
	Census - 1860 - Rockdale, Randolph, Alabama, USA
	Military Service - CSA: Company C, 3rd Georgia Battalion Corporal 03 FEB 1862. His enlistment date was entered as a note on a photo of him in a US Volunteers uniform. N.T. indicated in his submission to Mamie Yeary for inclusion in the "Reminiscences of the Boys in Gray" that he enlisted as a private in the 3rd Georgia Battalion on 24 April, 1862. His name is on a compiled manning roster for Company C, 3rd Battalion. In the spring of 1863 when the 3rd Georgia Battalion's aggregate casualties (death, wounded and missing) rendered it combat ineffective, he was reassigned as a private to the I Company, 37th Georgia Infantry. His submission also indicated that he had been wounded twice during war; unit and/or medical records corroborate both wounds. His Texas CSA Pension Form A perpetuates his claim to have been transferred to the 22nd Alabama. In September 1864 when he was hospitalized in Thomaston, Georgia, he was with wounded men of the 22nd. It is likely that with he took advantage of that association when he was discharged from the hospital with a furlough to his home in Alabama. A hospital discharge roster and his medical furlough document both reflect he was in the 22nd, even while unit muster rolls fail to support said transfer. After the war he claimed to have been promoted from corporal to captain; said promotion is highly suspect since the CSA armies were disbanded and regiments were mustered out of service. Ostensibly, the unit ceased to exit on the date of surrender of the CSA at Appomattox. Further, N.T. has not been found on any unit muster after his discharge from the Thomaston hospital in September 1864. - 3 FEB 1862 - Alabama, USA
	Married - 29 APR 1866 - Cleburne County, Alabama, USA
	Census - 1870 - Clay County, Alabama, USA
	Census - 1880 - Delta, Clay, Alabama, USA
	Census - 1900 - Lamar County, Texas, USA
	Census - 1910 - Waco, McLennan, Texas, USA
	Died - 03 MAY 1917 - Waco, McLennan, Texas, USA
	Buried - 04 MAY 1917 - Park Lawn Cemetery, Waco, McLennan, Texas, USA

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	Leverett, Nicholas T: 1860 This photo was provided with a notation that it was taken in Georgia before the outbreak of the Civil War and while blue was still in vogue. Linda Belk of Odessa, TC, granddaughter of Mary Leverett Lusby, retains the original handwritten notes, front and back, that were kept tucked behind the picture. One note was in N. T.'s handwriting and signature. And the other was possibly in his mother or father's handwriting. The text of those notes are linked nearby. NOTE: I was struck by an oddity in the photo
	Battle of Chickamauga, Georgia (19-20 September, 1863) lithograph by Kurz and Allison, 1890 Nicholas T Leverett fought at Chickamauga with the 37th GA Infantry, Bates Brigade, Stewart's' Division. On Saturday, September 9th, Bate
	Civil War Negatives This article explains why the Civil War photograph of N.T. Leverett on this website shows the hammer on the left side of the rifle.
	Flag of the Confederate States of America CSA - Stars and Bars
	Leverett, Nicholas T: 1865 post Civil War
	22nd Alabama: 1900 Louisville Reunion Nicholas T. Leverett indicated on his 1913 pension application (Texas Form A) that he was transferred from the 39th (sic) Georgia to the 22nd Alabama in 1863. However, unit muster refute that assertion. He was neither assigned to the 39th Alabama, nor was ever officially assigned to the 22nd Alabama. After he was wounded during the battle of Atlanta, he was hospitalized with members of the 22nd Alabama. His subsequent discharge from the hospital noted that he was with the 22nd Alabama. He used two documents to support his assertion he was with the 22nd: 1) A receipt made out to him and originating with Company F, 22nd Regiment Alabama Infantry. It reflected a a remark "for clothing" dated 08 Oct 8 1863, indicating a possible deduction from his gross pay. [That is an odd document since he was wounded less on 21 September 1863 while assigned to the 37th Georgia.] 2) A Ramsey hospital discharge dated 09 August 1864 granted him a 60-day furlough. The furlough indicated assignment to the 22nd Alabama. [Most of the soldiers on a corresponding hospital roster were assigned to the 22nd Alabama. All were afforded 60-day furloughs irrespective of wound or illness.] No unit muster or end-of-war parole document has been located that would validate his claim to having been transferred to the 22nd Alabama. The 37th Georgia records indicate that he failed to be listed on rolls after his wounding in September 1863.
	Leverett, Nicholas T: 1912 postcard This post card was sent by Nick Leverett to his son, C.A. Leverett
	Leverett, Nicholas T: 1912 his home at 1907 South 8th Street, Waco
	Leverett, Nicholas T: 1915 boarding house
	Leverett, Nicholas T: 1915 photo
	Leverett, Nicholas T: 1916 family The Leverett family photo is believed to have been taken at the celebration of the 50th wedding anniversary of Nicholas and Sarah Leverett, 29 April 1916. Nick passed away about one year later in 1917; Cora passed away in Jan 1919 in the flu epidemic, and Sarah passed away in 1925. left to right: Row 3: Ann, Leonard, Mary. Row 2: Eliza, Griffin, Cora, George Row 1: Columbus, Nick, Roy Lusby (Mary's son) and Sarah

Documents » Slide Show	27 Documents
	Leverett, Nicholas T: 1840-1917 timeline The attached timeline was prepared by Alfred Howard. It reflects life events, tax payments, land purchases, etc. 1868 Example: NT. Leverett was married to Sarah Matilda Katherine Kennedy. Info from N.T Leverett obit in Waco Times Herald May 3, 1917 and Sarah Leverett obit. 1896 Example: N.T. Leverett paid taxes of $9.39 on 128 acres of land, 4 horses or mules valued at $25 each, 1 cow, 1 jack or jennie valued at $100, 7 hogs, 2 wagons or buggies and 1 po11 tax. Info from 1896 Lamar Co. tax records pg 147. 1911 Example: N.T. Leverett bought 14 acres land located about 2 miles south of Waco, Texas on the ‘taco and Johnsonville road from W.J. Mosley for $1,500.00 cash and the assumption of a note in the ammount (sic) of $500.00. Info from McLennan Co. deed records bk 221 pg 307 and bk 177 pg 312.
	Higginbotham: 1858 Bible Family Records The scanned, four pages of family records contains marriages, births and deaths of the following families listed alphabetically: Dozier, Higginbotham, Kennedy, Leverett, Strickland and Vaughn. Judging from the dates, names included, and handwriting, it appears that the Bible belonged originally to Mary Elizabeth (Leverett) and her husband Ezekiel Strickland. It would then have passed to to Emily Dozier (Strickland) and her husband Abraham Taylor Higginbotham. The cover is for an 1858 American Bible Society (New York) Holy Bible containing the Old and New Testaments translated out of the original tongues and with the former translations diligently compared and reviewed. None of those pages is includes...
	Leverett, Nicholas T: 1859 pay edits
	Leverett, Nicholas T: 1862 37th Georgia Muster
	Leverett, Nicholas T: 1862 enlisted
	Leverett, Nicholas T: 1862 Muster Company C, 3rd Infantry Battalion, Georgia
	Leverett, Nicholas T: 1863 Foot Injury
	Leverett, Nicholas T: 1863 Foot Injury
	Leverett, Nicholas T: 1863 receipt and furlough
	Leverett, Nicholas T: 1864 Hospital Roster This oft reproduced (to the point that it is nearly illegible) Ramsey hospital roster found in the Thomaston, GA Archives shows that Nicholas was granted a 60-day furlough on 09 August 1864 while assigned to the 22nd Alabama. Most of those listed on the same page were being released on similar 60-day furloughs regardless of wound or illness. This roster corroborates Nicholas' discharge record in the possession of descendant, Linda Belk. He is listed on the 7th line from the bottom. Although he is reflected being assigned to the 22nd Alabama, no unit muster confirms such an assignment.
	Leverett, Nicholas T: 1865 Muster 37th Georgia
	Leverett, Nicholas T: 1910 Civil War reminiscences NT Leverett provided these comments about his Civil War experiences to Miss Mamie Yeary for her pubication in 1912 on the book "Reminiscences of the Boys in Gray 1861-1865". NICHOLAS T. LEVERETT, Waco, Texas—Born Apr11 24, 1840, near Ashland, Ala. Enlisted in the Confederate Army April 24, 1862, at Greenville, Tenn., as private in Company A, Third Georgia Battalion of Infantry, Gaines’ Brigade, Bates’ Division, Hardee’s Corps, Army of Tennessee. My first Captain was Meredith Kendrick, and first Colonel, M. A. Stovall. Was only four days in Greenville when we were sent to Cumberland Gap, Tenn. Our battalion was detached and followed E. Kirby Smith into Kentucky, where we remained three weeks. Was wounded in the heel and on the spine at Chickamauga, Sept. 19, 1863. Was promoted to Third Corporal and then in May, 1865, was promoted to Captain. Was in the battles of Murfreesboro, Chickamauga, Missionary Ridge, New Hope Church, Kennesaw Mountain and the battles around Atlanta. I was at the evacuation of Lexington, Ky., and joined Gen. Bragg at Harrisburg. We then began the retreat back to Tennessee. We were three days without food, rest or sleep. We got back to Murfreesboro from Kentucky on Dec. 29, 1862, and were called into line of battle on the 30th, and fought the famous battle on the 31st. Then, on the 2nd of January, 1863, we started on the long retreat to Atlanta, fighting at many places on the way. My longest and hardest struggle was at Missionary Ridge, which we had to give up after five hours of hard fighting; and then it was continual retreating and fighting to Atlanta, where I received my severe wound and was given a furlough to go to my home in Alabama. After a few months the war closed.
	Leverett, NT: 1913 Texas Form A with deposition of DR Ligon David R. Ligon provided a personal reference for NT's application for a CSA pension in Texas. Ligon noted that he and N.T. were in the 37th Georgia and in the 22nd Alabama. Three documents confirm NT's service in the 22nd Alabama Infantry. On 01 Jan 1864, N.T was transferred from Company I, 37th Infantry to Company F, 22nd Alabama Infantry by the authority of General Thomas Hindman. Later when N.T. was discharged from a CSA hospital in Thomaston, GA, the discharge roster and furlough orders he kept for the remainder of his life reflect that he was assigned to the 22nd Alabama Infantry. [There is an interesting historical note about General Hindman. He avoided surrender at the end of the Civil War, choosing instead to flee to Mexico. His petition for a pardon to President Andrew Johnson was denied but that did not stop him from returning to Alabama anyway. He was assassinated at his Helena, AL home in 1868. See Wikipedia.]
	Leverett, Nicholas T: 1913 Form A John Blake is named as a reference in the pension application.
	Leverett, Nicholas T: 1913 Form A P2
	Leverett, Nicholas T: 1913 Form A
	Leverett, Nicholas T: 1913 Pension Inquiry
	Leverett, Nicholas T: 1914 Affidavit of Physician
	Leverett, Nicholas T: 1917 Obituary
	Leverett, Nicholas T: 1917 Mortuary Warrant part 1 Mrs Sarah M Leverett applied to the State of Texas on 07 June 1917 for a mortuary warrant - funding to cover the cost of burying her husband, Nicholas Thompkins Leverett, who died while a Confederate pensioner on 3 May 1917. The warrant was subsequently approved by the 35th Legislature at Waco on 21 June 1917. Disbursement was subsequently made for $30. See nearby warrant and receipt documents.
	Leverett, Nicholas T: 1917 Mortuary Warrant part 2 This Mortuary Warrant was issued in Waco, TX on 7 June 1917 to Mrs. Sarah M. Leverett for the burial of her husband, Nick T. Leverett. The document itemized the costs not to exceed: $05.00 Dressing body $05.00 Digging grave $30.00 Casket The warrant was issued in response to Sarah's application dated 7 June 1917 for the death of her husband Nick on 3 May, 1917. Nick was a Confererate pensioner.
	Leverett, Nicholas T: 1917 Mortuary Warrant part 3 The receipt issued to Sarah M. Leverett by the State of Texas at Austin completed the process of obtaining reimbursement for the cost of burying her husband, Nicholas Thompkins Leverett, who was a Confederate pensioner.
	Leverett, Nicholas T: 1925 Texas Statement of Intestate
	Leverett, Nicholas T: 1953 Research Page 3
	Leverett, Nicholas T: 1953 Research Page 4
	Leverett, Columbus A: Family history page Columbus Andrew Leverett was born to Sarah Matilda Kennedy and Nicholas Thompkins Leverett in Oxford, Alabama in 1875. Noted in this history are C.A's three brothers and six sisters, two of whom were twins. That family moved to Lamar, Texas in 1886.
	Armand, Ruby: 1953 Letter from Army AG Ruby had requested CSA records for Nicholas Thomas (or L.) Leverett. The Adjutant General provided his response.

Headstones

Leverett, Nicholas Tompkins (1840-1917)

Histories

Leverett, Nicholas T: 2011 Confederate Veteran
When Nicholas Thompkins Leverett was first added to the family tree I knew only that NT was the great-great-grandfather of my bride, Lana (Scott) Carr and that he was a Confederate veteran. Initially, I was satisfied with that limited knowledge and did not pursue more detail. After writing and posting a story to CarrFamilyTree.com about Lana's father, MSG John Edgar Scott, I sought more information about NT.

Death Certificate

Leverett, Nicholas T: 1917 Texas Death Certificate

Sources

[S110] Family Tree, Leverett-Elton-Kennedy.FTW.
Date of Import: 22 Nov 2007
[S350] U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900, (Yates Publishing), Database online. Source number: ; Source type: ; Number of Pages: ; Submitter Code: .
Record for Sarah Matilda Kennedy
[S91] Georgia, Marriages 1699-1944, (Hunting For Bears, comp.), https://www.ancestry.com/discoveryui-content/view/115903:7839.
[S350] U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900, (Yates Publishing), https://www.ancestry.com/discoveryui-content/view/737698:7836.

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