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SETTLERS of NORTHEAST ALABAMA Will Be: Vol i SETTLERS - . OF NORTHEAST ALABAMA i NORTHEAST ALABAMA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY P. 0. Box 674 Gadsden, Alabama 35902 JULY 1969 Mrs. Robert N. Mann Cedar Bluff, Alabama 35959 Editor Jerry B. Jones 305 Preston Ave., Attalla, Ala. 35954 President O Volume J™ Number _L ' i OFFICERS of NORTHEAST ALABAMA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY April 1968 to April 1970 President , Mr. Jerry B. Jones » 305 Preston Avenue Attalla, Alabama 35954 Vice President and Mrs. Robert N. Mann Editor "Mannsford" Cedar Bluff, Alabama 35959 2nd Vice President Ms-s-r-Goxdon-Camp "2513 Nocc alula-Road Gadsden, Alabama 35901 3rd Vice President Mrs. E. N. Peace Ashville Alabama 35953 Corresponding Secretary. Mrs. William C. Street Route 7, Box 402, Hokes Bluff Gadsden, Alabama 35903 Recording Secretary Mrs. Eula Standifer 1101 Fourth Avenue Gadsden, Alabama 35901 Treasurer Mr. C. T. Ingersoll 2104 Argyle Way Gadsden, Alabama 35901 Vol. VIII ... July 1969 No. 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS Editor's Page. ..... Page i 1850 Census, Benton (now Calhoun) County, Alabama 3rd Installment ..: Page 1 1850 Census, Cherokee County, Alabama 18th Installment Page 9 Early Marriages of Madison County,.Alabama 11th Installment. Page 17 Confederate Veterans Registered at Etowah County, Alabama Courthouse - 1907 1st Installment . Page 25 Ledger of Silas Smith Page 31 Minutes of Carme1 Presbyterian Church, I836-I837 . Page 33 Camp Stewart United Confederate Veterans Page 3k A Battle Flag - Co. G, Third Alabama Cavalry ..... Page 35 Notes and Queries Page 36 Next Issue of SETTLERS OF NORTHEAST ALABAMA will be: Vol. VIII, No. 2 October 1969 . EDITOR'S PAGE The quarterly meeting of the Northeast Alabama Genealogical Society will be held on Saturday, July 19, 1969 at the Holiday Inn, Gadsden, Alabama. Mr. Clarence F. Rhea, a prominent Gadsden attorney, will speak on "Old Laws vs New Laws, And How Laws May Affect Genealofical Research." Details on the meeting have already been mailed to you. Mark your calendar that the Annual Meeting of the Society is scheduled for Saturday, October 11, 1969* Further informa­ tion will be mailed later. A Family Exchange Listing is planned for issuance in October 1969. This will be in addition to the October issue of the Quarterly. Both members and non-members are urged to submit a listing of the family names in which they are interested for inclusion in this Listing. The price of the Family Exchange Listing will be 01.00 per copy and this should be sent in with your listing. Please give sufficient information so that the families can be easily identified - do not merely list SMITH, JONES, etc., but give full names, dates and locales if possible. The following format is suggested: (example only) SMITH, John, b. 1717, Va. - d.1798, Rutherford Co., N.C, wife - Mary DOE; JONES, Thomas, d. l8ll+, Greene Co., Ga., wife - Elizabeth SEA who died I83O, St. Clair Co., Ala., children: John JONES, Seaburn JONES, Mary JONES, Elizabeth JONES who married Robert ROE and lived in St. Clair Co., Ala. Listings should be received by August 15, 1969 in order that the Family Exchange Listing may be prepared by October 1969- Also be sure to include your name, address and zip code on each page of your listing. Mail your listing to the Northeast Alabama Genealogical Society, P. 0. Box 67!+, Gadsden, Alabama 35902. If sufficient interest Is indicated the Family Exchange Listing may be issued annually. 1850 CENSUS, BENTON (now Calhoun) COUNTY, ALABAMA 28th District Taken November 1, 1850 G. C. Ellis, Assistant Marshal 3rd Installment Family. Name Ag£ Sex Occupation Born 99-99 James Bachus 1+2 M Farmer Ga. A. Bachus 22 F Ga. A. Bachus 17 M Worker Ga. Emily Bachus 15 F Ga. N. A. Bachus 13 F Ga. W. Bachus 8 M Ga. J. Bachus 6 ii Ga. M. Bachus 1+ M Ga. J. Bachus 1 M Ala. 100-100 John Edwards 21 M Farmer Ga. S. A. Edwards 20 F Tenn. (Census Records indicate that this couple were married within the year.) 101-101 John 1Clato n 29 M Farmer Ga. M. Claton • 29 F Ga. F. Claton 7 F Ala. M. Claton 6 F Ala. W. Claton M Ala. s. Claton I M Ala. 102-102 R. W. More 1+6 M Farmer Tenn. B. L. More 1+0 F Ky. J. M. More 11+ M Tenn. E. M. More 12 F Tenn. T. J. More 10 M Ala. R. J. More 8 F Ala. E. A. More • 6 F Ala. A. J. More 5 M Ala. D. L. More 3 F Ala. R. W. More 1 M Ala. 103-103 Tho. :Burges s 29 M Farmer N.C. N. A. Burgess 26 F S.C. M. A. Burgess 7 F Ala. W. L. Burgess M Ala. J. A. Burgess I M Ala. G. A. Burgess 2 F Ala. N. A. Burgess 1/12 F Ala. 101+-101+ Elijah Hogan 53 M Farmer Ga. Nancy Hogan 53 F Ga. Sarah Hogan 16 F Ga. 105-105 J. M. C. Horton 23 M Farmer Ga. M. E. Norton 17 F Ga. J. W. Horton 1 M Ala R. Tenderson 11 F Ala 106-106 Isam Dean 23 M Farmer Ga. C. Dean 26 F Ga. (Census Records indicate that this couple were married within the year.) 107-107 B. D. Greer 27 M Farmer S.C. M. A. Greer 18 F Ga. (S,, or L.?)F. Gre:e r 1 M Ala. W. Edmonson 16 M Worker Ga. 108-108 c. C. Henry 23 M Farmer Ga. E. Henry 20 F Ga. (Census Re<jord s indicate that this CO"upl e were married withi: the year.) 109-109 P. M. Baker 21 M Farmer Tenn. E. F. Baker 18 F Ga. J. M. Baker 1 M Ala. 110-110 J. Roberts 52 M Farmer Via. A. Roberts 1+0 F Ga. J. Roberts 18 M Farmer Ga. W. Roberts 16 M Farmer Ga. A. E. Roberts 15 F Ga. D. Roberts 12 M Ga. M. A. Roberts 10 F Ala. M. Roberts 9 F Ala. N. Roberts 8 F Ala. J. Roberts 7 M Ala. T. Roberts M Ala. R. Roberts I ii Ala. S. Roberts 2 F Ala. 111-111 M. C. Hatfield 22 M Farmer Tenn. S. Hatfield 21+ F Tenn. James Hatfield 1 M Ala. John Hatfield 6/12 M Ala. 112-112 E. Brown 25 M Farmer N.C. C. Brown 19 F Ga. (Census Records indicate that this couple were married within the year. ) 113-113 John Cartwright 26 M Farmer Ga. S. Cartwright 25 F S.C. S. Cartwright 1+6 F S.C. 111+-111+ W. F. Burk 20 M Farmer Ga. M. J. Burk 20 F Ga. J. A. Burk 11/12 M Ala. 115-115 C. W. Patey 33 II Farmer S.C. II. A. Patey 26 F S.C. J. Patey 10 M S.C. II. Patey 9 M S.C. II. Patey 6 F Ala. J. Patey k M Ala. T. Patey 3 M Ala. M. Patey 1 F Ala. 116-116 W. M. Barnes 25 M Farmer Ga. Eliz. Barnes 17 F Ga. N. H. Barnes 6/12 M Ala. 117-117 E. B. Landers 25 II Farmer S.C. S. Landers 19 F S.C. J. M. Landers 7/12 M Ala. 118-118 w. White 38 M Farmer Ga. M. White 3^ F Ga. E. White li+ F Ga. M. White 12 F Ga. F. M. White 10 M Ala. A. White 7 F Ala. A. White 5 F Ala. J. Blaylock 11 M Ala. 119-119 L. Claton M Farmer N.C. N. 0. Claton 8 F S.C. J. A. Claton 22 F Ga. M. C. Claton 20 F Ga. S. G. Claton 18 M Farmer Ga. F. II. Claton 16 M Farmer Ga. L. N. Claton 11+ M Ala. E. Claton 12 F Ala. S. Claton 10 II Ala. M. Claton 8 F Ala. W. J. Claton . 1+ M Ala. T. P. Henderson 18 M Worker Ga. 120-120 A. N. Walls 22 M Farmer Ga. S. T. Walis 2W F Tenn. P. Cash 35 II Worker Unknown 121-121 L. Plott 26 Ii Mechanick N.C. F. Plott 25 F Ga. N. J. Plott 5 F Ga. M. L. Plott 3 F Ga. J. A. Plott 3/12 M Ga. 122-122 B. Owens 36 - - Farmer S.C. C. Owens 3^ F Ga. C. J. Ov/ens 13 F Ala. M. A. Owens 11 F Ala. S. A. Owens 9 F Ala. J. 0. Owens 7 M Ala. c. J. Owens 5 F Ala. w. E. Owens 3 II Ala. s. Owens 1 F Ala. c. L. Night 21 M Worker Ga. II. J. Wallis 19 F Ga. 123-123 s. Edwards 30 M Farmer S.C. M. Edwards 27 F Ga. F. E. Edwards 7 F Ala. M. J. Edwards 6 F Ala. W. R. Edwards 5 M Ala. M. A. Edwards 3 F Ala. 12i;-12i:- Reuben Chandler M Farmer N.C. F. Chandler 5k F Via. S. Brown 20 F Ga. II. Chandler 19 II Farmer Ga. L. Chandler 17 F Ga. R. Chandler 11+ F Ga. 125-125 P. Chandler 33 II Farmer Ga. L. Chandler 32 F Ga. B. Chandler 10 M Ala. F. Chandler 8 F Ala. W. Chandler k II Ala. Tho. Chandler 3 II Ala. M. Chandler 2 F Ala. J. Chandler 3/12 M Ala. 126-126 R. S. Chandler 22 II Farmer Ga. D. Chandler 22 F Ga. 127-127 E. Ovens 2l+ II Farmer Ga. E. Owens 19 F Ga. (Census Records indicate that this couple were married within the year.) 128-128 J.
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