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Gone to Alabama GONE TO ALABAMA PART THREE The Gilbreath Family and Descendants VOLUME II Descendants of Baxter Gilbreath (1790-1855) Compiled by EDWARD J. LADD Fort Payne, Ala. Copylight 1976 EDWARD J. LADD Library of Congress Catalogue Card Number 72-96346 Binding by WORTH BINDERY Ft. Worth, Texas 76107 Published By Worth PutliJhing Co. :Jori WorlL, :JexaJ 7610 7 '';.;;y, <c)F,.A·;y>" '~/?"i' ~o FOREWORD We wish to thank all of the people who have assisted in compiling this History with special thanks to: Robert Patrick, Gladys Peebles, Prussia Cair,, Juanita Mays, Frances McFarland, Lesley Waltman, Paul Gilbreath, and Chester Smith. To the few who have utterly ignored our request for information concerning their families we bear no ill will, and only regret that we have not their records. If some branches of the family are better represented than others, it is because those branches responded more freely to our request for information. The same FAMILY FORMS were sent to all parties and an effort was made to obtain complete information on each family. A search has been made of Census Records (1790-1900), Marriage Records, Tombstone Inscriptions and Family Bibles for data on the Family. When such information was found the reference is noted. Where no reference is given the information was received by correspondance or personal interview with the descendant or a close relative. The data in this Genealogy has been compiled over a period of years (1965-1975) and some of the births, marriages, and deaths occuring during that space of time do not appear in the text. Many of the addresses have changed but are given for future generations to have knowledge of where their ancestors lived at one time. 737 ca. Nancie Maria 5Gilbreath, b. 31 Oct. 1853, m. to William Jasper Holsonback, b. 10 March 1848. He d. 16 June 1922, shed. 26 March 1929. CHILDREN: 1. Newton Dolphus Holsonback, b. 24 Oct 1867.* 2. Clara Ann Holsonback, b. 16 Feb 1872, d. Nov. 1970 (Never m.). 3. Alice Parlee Holsonback, b. 18 Dec. 1874, d. Aug 1967 (Never m.) bur. Myrtle Tree. 4. Mary Catherine Holsonback, b. 8 March 1878, m. J. D. Hall.~ 5. Tempie Elmira Holsonback, b. 20 Sept. 1880, m. hl'n. David Payne.* 6. Debbie Maria Holsonback, b. 24 Dec. 1882, m. Walter Perry Mayo.~ 7. Lissie Elvira Holsonback, b. 13 April 1885 (Never m.) res. Albert­ ville, Ala. 8. James Noble Holsonback, b. 21 Oct 1887.* 9. Sarah Margaret Holsonback, b. 5 Nov. 1890 (Never m.) res. Albertville, Ala. 10. William Baxter Holsonback, b. 19 Dec. 1893.* "Family Bible in possession of Sarah Holsonback" CS-1. Newton Dolphus 6Holsonback, b. 24 Oct. 1867 at DeKalb Co., Ala. (F.B.) m. 23 July 1891 at DeKalb Co., Ala. (E-2) to Eliza A. (Dolly) Moore, b. 10 Nov. 1873. He was a farmer and moved from Marshall Co. to Cullman Co., to Baldwin Co. Shed. 13 May 1958, he d. 31 Oct. 1959, both bur., Pine Rest, Magnolia Springs, Ala. CHILDREN: 11. Mansie Pearl Holsonback, b. Feb. 1895, m. (1) J. D. Hall.* 12. Rose Holsonback, b. 4 Feb. 1897, m. (1) Walter H. Messerole.* 13. Alma Elizabeth Holsonback, b. 16 Feb. 1901, m. (1) D. C. Holliday.* 14. Monty J. Holsonback, m. 14 Jan 1928 at Cullman, Ala. to Mrs. Flora Bateman. (no children) 15. Paul Dudd Holsonback, b. 5 Dec. 1907.* 738 C8-4. Mary Catherine6Holsonback, b. 8 March 1878 (F.B.) m. 24 Jan 1895 at DeKalb Co., Ala. (E-317) to James D. (Nun) Hall. CHILDREN: 16. William Milford Hall, b. 12 June 1897.* 17. George Arlen Hall, b. 8 Feb. 1900.* 18. Lena May Hall, b. 18 April 1904, m. John Slaton.* 19. Asilee Hall, b. 20 May 1907, d.y. "Family Bible in possession of Sarah Holsonback." C8-5. Tempie Elmira6Holsonback, b. 20 Sept. 1880 at DeKalb Co., Ala. (F.B.) m. 6 Sept. 1903 at Marshall Co., Ala. (14-322) to William David Payne, b. 11 Jan 1887, son of Columbus and Becky (Yarbrough) Payne. CHILDREN: 20. Bessie Elmira Payne, b. 21 June 1904, m. Arlin Dewey Beck.* 21. William Columbus Payne, b. 23 Oct. 1906.* 22. Willis Buford Payne, b. 3 April 1915.* C8-6. Debbie Maria6Holsonback, b. 24 Dec. 1882 at DeKalb Co., Ala. (F.B.) m. 12 Nov. 1905 at Marshall Co., Ala. (15-221) to Walter Perry Mayo, b. 13 Sept. 1878 at Butte Co., Ga., son of John R. and Susan (Thomas) Mayo. He was a farmer. He d. 25 Nov. 1945. She res. at 611 E. Main St., Boaz, Ala. CHILDREN: 23. Infant son b. 9 July 1906, d. 10 July 1906. 24. Floyd Ozio Mayo, b. 23 Jan. 1909.* 25. Lela Mae Mayo, b. 2 Aug. 1907, m. Buford Hall.* 26. Fred Walter Mayo, b. 11 June 1914.* 27. Elsie Mayo, b. 18 Sept. 1916, m. James R. Galloway.* 739 6 C8-8. James Noble Holsonback, b. 21 Oct. 1887 at DeKalb Co., Ala. (F.B.) rn. 26 March 1922 at Marshall Co., Ala. (22-28) to Dessie Bright, b. 3 Sept. 1903 at Jackson Co., Ala., dau. of John M. and Mina (Tullis) Bright. He served with the U. S. Army during WW-1 (1918-19). He is a retired farmer. They reside at 722 Baltimore Ave., Albertville, Ala. CHILDREN: 28. Bernard Lee Holsonback, b. 5 May 1924.* 29. FayNell Holsonback, b. 24 Feb. 1930, rn. Neely J. Whitt.* ca...-10. William Baxter6Holsonback, b. 19 Dec. 1893, at DeKalb Co., Ala. m. 16 Oct 1913 at Marshall Co., Ala. (19-95) to Millie Irene Long, b. 17 Aug 1896 at Texas, dau. of Jphn and Nancy Ann (Tison) Long. He is a farmer and trader. They reside at 705 Rose Road, Albertville, Ala. CHILDREN: 30. Pearl Irene Holsonback, b. 2 Aug. 1914, m. H. H. Moltbie.* 31. Morene Holsonbac~, b. 15 July 1916, m. J. E. Mathis.* 32. J. B. Holsonback, b. 30 July 1918.* 33. W. M. Holsonback, b. 27 May 1920.* 34. Flora Bell Holsonback, b. 20 July 1922, m. (2) Gurley Rains.* 35. R. G. Holsonback, b. 30 Sept. 1925.* 36. Alford Holsonback, b. 5 March 1927.* 37. Garlond Dewayne Holsonback, b. 22 March 1929.* 38. Katherine Holsonback, b. 16 Aug. 1932, m. Charles Cooley.* 39. Earnest T. Holsonback, b. 26 Feb. 1934.* 40. Clarence Lee Holsonback, b. 9 May 1936.* 740 CS-11. Mansie Pearl 7Holsonback, b. Feb. 1895 at Marshall Co., Ala., m. (1) 2 March 1911 at Cullman, Ala. (9-2) to J. D. Hall .Shem. (2) 4 Feb.1917 at Cullman, Ala. to Arthur Brock (12-192). Shem. (3) to Wade H. Fields. He owned and operated a Hotel at Hot Springs, Ark. He d. Shem. (4) to Sam Baker. He was a phannacist in Birmingham, Ala. He d. She resides at Foley, Ala. with her sister. NO CHILDREN CB-12. Rose7Holsonback, b. 4 Feb. 1897 at Marshall Co., Ala. m. (1) to Walter Henry Messerole, b. 30 Sept. 1888 at New Brunswick, N.J., son of Lewis and Emma Messerole, his third wife. He had one son by his second wife. Walter Henry Messerole m. 14 June 1909 at Jefferson Co., Ala. (46-348) Etta Reedy. He was in the wholesale produce business at Cullman, Ala. when he married· Rose. They divorced about 1938. He lives near Gulf Shores. He has married about three times since he and Rose divorced. She m. (2). Herbert Weeks (his 2nd marriage). He was a merchant seaman. He left and went back to sea. Her address is Box 831, Foley, Ala. NO CHILDREN 7 CS-13. Alma Elizabeth Holsonback, b. 16 Feb. 1901 at Cullman, Ala., m. (1) 16 Feb. 1918 at Cullman, Ala. (12-476) to D. C. Holliday. Shem. (2) 23 April 1921 at Birmingham, Ala. (83-493) to James Sibert Lamb. She m. (3) about 1938, Rudolph C. Erdman at Mobile Co. Ala., he is a self-employed plumber. They reside at Magnolia Springs, Ala. CHILDREN: 41. Nettie Jo Ann Lamb, b. 28 Oct. 1931 (adopted by Mr. Erdman), m. Dan Wilson.* CS-15. Paul Dudct 7Holsonback, b. 5 Dec. 1907 at Cullman Co., Ala., m. 21 Nov. 1930 at Cullman Co., Ala.(20-456) to Peggy Agatha Carden, b. 5 April 1912 at Ga., dau. of Dave and Mary Jane (Newburn) Carden. He attended Fairview H.S. in Cullman Co. He served one year with the U. S. Marines during WW-2. He was a heavy equipment operator at Brookley Field, Mobile. He d. 10 May 1958, bur. Mobile, Ala. {Pine Crest). Shem. (2) 6 Jan. 1960 at Mobile, Ala. (96-426) Robert Joseph Bryant, b. 19 Jan 1926 at Dennison, Texas. He is a book binder at the printing company in Fairhope, Ala. They reside at 2401 Columbus Ave, Mobile, Ala. CHI LOREN: 42. Billy Gene Holsonback, b. 21 June 1931.* 43. Monty Dudd Holsonback, b. 9 Jan 1933.* 44. Paul Uudd Holsonback, b. 19 June 1940.* 741 C8-16. William MilforiHall, b. 12 June 1897 at Marshall Co., Ala., m. (1) 8 Jan. 1921 at Marshall Co., Ala. (21-369) to Bertha Flora Davis, b. 19 Feb. 1900 at Ga., dau of Tobe and Ada (Murphy) Davis. She d. 15 June 1965, bur. Memory Garden, between Albertville and Guntersville. Hem. (2) 12 Feb. 1967 at Marshall Co., Ala. (43-430) to Myrtie Oliver, b. 22 Dec. 1898 at Lawrenceville, Ga., dau. of Alich B. and Nancy Ziparah (Moon) Oliver. He is a car dealer at Boaz. They live with Mrs. Oliver at Rt 2, Albertville, Ala. 400 East Main Street. CHILDREN: 45. Imogene Hall, b.
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