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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

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

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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

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. J. Dempsey 33 M Mechanick S.C s. Dempsey 27 F S.C E. Dempsey 13 F Ga. M. Dempsey 12 M Ga. M. Dempsey 10 F Ga. W. Dempsey 8 M Ga. N. Dempsey 6 F Ga. J. Dempsey 1+ F Ga. J. Dempsey 1 II Ala

k 129-129 Green Bachus 27 II Farmer Ga. E. Bachus 23 F Ga. Tho. Bachus 9 II Ga. B. Bachus 8 M Ga. E. Bachus 5 F Ala. J. T. Bachus 1/12 11 Ala. 130-130 W. Night 33 li Ilechanick S.C. If. A. Night 21 F Ga. 131-131 J. Walker 33 M Farmer S.C. II. A. Walker 23 F Ga. G. A. Walker 5 F Ga. II. B. Walker 2 F Ala. 132-132 Samuel Carr 22 M Worker Ga. II. F. Carr 22 F Ga.

E. Head 11+ F • Ga. 133-133 Z. R. Dempsey 26 M Farmer Ga. E. Dempsey 27 F Ga. II. J. Dempsey 5 F Ga. S. A. Dempsey l M Ga. Dan Harris 23 11 Farmer Ga.

13^-13^ G. Goggans 33 ii Farmer Ga. I. Goggans 27 F Ga. W. Goggans 6 M Ga. S. Goggans i+ F Ga. E. Goggans 2 F Ga. C. Goggans 1/12 11 Ga.

135-135 Mark Bennet 1+6 i 1 Farmer S.C. II. B. Bennet 1+0 F S.C. E. Bennet 23 F Ga. W. Bennet 21 11 Farmer Ga. J. Bennet 18 M Farmer Ga. G. Bennet 15 M Farmer Ala. II. A. Bennet lk F Ala. S. Bennet 12 F Ala. E. Bennet 9 F Ala. Vina Bennet 6 F Ala. 11. R. Bennet 11/12 11 Ala. 136-136 J. P. Burgess k? M Farmer N.C. J. I. Burgess 20 11 Farmer Ga. 137-137 J. Relerford 53 M Farmer S.C. E. Relerford 55 F N.C. 138-138 J. S. Relerford 20 M Farmer Ga. M. Relerford 20 F Ga. W. Relerford 1 11 Ala. A. 11. Relerford 3/12 F Ala. 139-139 J. Williams 24- M Farmer N.C. N. Williams 23 F S.C. 11. Williams 5 F Ala. A. Williams 3 F Ala. C. Williams 1 F Ala. II. A. Owens 18 F o« C. ll+0-ll+O J. Brown 36 11 Farmer S.C. c. Brown 35 F Ga. 11. E. Brown 13 F Ga. J. 11. Brown 9 M Ga. L. C. Brown 6 F Ala. R. M. Brown k 11 Ala. N. C. Brown 2/12 F Ala. ll+1-ll+l J. Graham 27 II Farmer Ga. E. C. Graham 30 F D • C J. W. P. Graham 9 M Ala. T. A. Graham 6 M Ala. J. S. Graham i+ M Ala. J. F. Graham 2 M Ala. R. G. Graham V12 M Ala. Taken November 2, 1850 14-2-11+2 James Ezell 33 11 Farmer Ga. S. A. Ezell 24 F S.C. J. W. Ezell 6 M Ala. R. F. Ezell 5 M Ala. J. G. Ezell 3 M Ala. F. W. Ezell 10/12 M Ala.

11+3-14-3 R- Hooper 1+0 II Farmer S.C. 11. Hooper 30 F S.C. J. W. Hooper 13 ii Ala. J. W. Hooper 11 M Ala. J. Hooper 8 M Ala. M. Hooper 6 F Ala. R. F. Hooper l+ M Ala. N. F. Hooper 3/12 F Ala. 11+1+-1H1+ B. F. Parker 42 M Farmer Via. s. Parker 1+1 F Ga. H. N. Parker 16 F Ga. J. Parker 13 M Ga. S. Parker 11 M Ga. 11+5-14-5 w. F. Roper M Farmer S.C. j. Roper F S.C. H. Roper 821 M Worker Ga. E. Roper 19 M Worker Ga. J. Roper 17 M Worker Ga. M. Roper ll+ M Ga. J. Roper 12 M Ga. E. Roper 10 F Ga. M. Roper 7 F Ala. 14-6-14-6 L. Traylor 20 M Farmer Ga. N. Traylor 19 F Ga. M. J. A. Traylor 6/12 F Ala. (Census Records indicate that this couple were married within the year.) 11+7-11+7 J. Honeycut 68 11 Farmer N.C. R. Honeycut 56 F . S.C. T. W. Honeycut 18 M Farmer S.C. W. R. Honeycut 16 11 Farmer S.C. L. Honeycut lk F Ala. A. Mainis 10 F Ga. H. Ilainis 7 11 Ga. 1U-8-11+8 W. Howell 37 M Farmer S.C. M. Howell 37 F N.C. H. F. Howell 15 M Worker Ala. S. M. Howell 13 F Ala. ii. C. Howell 11 F Ala. M. J. Howell 9 F Ala. M. A. Howell 7 F Ala. J. S. Howell 5 M Ala. W. T. Howell 3 M Ala. R. M. Howell 1 M Ala. 14-9-14-9 E. Brown 39 M Farmer Ga. S. Brown 38 F Ga. U. R. Brown 19 M Worker Ga. G. U. Brown 16 M Worker Ga. J. 0. Brown lk II Ga. S. L. Brown 12 F Ga. J. M. Brown 6 11 Ala. N. E. Brown 1+ F Ala. J. D. T. Brown 2 M Ala. 150-150 Mason Ezell 1+6 11 Farmer 0. C L. Ezell k3 F S.C. S. Ezell 19 F S.C. I. G. Ezell lk M Ala. J. Ezell 12 F Ala. J. Ezell 10 li Ala. L. Ezell 8 F Ala. 11. 11. Ezell 3 M Ala. James Ezell 21 M Farmer Ga. M. J. Ezell 18 F Ga. 151-151 Tho. L. Read k3 M Farmer Ga. M. Read 4-2 F S.C. 11. L. Read 20 F Ga. S. Read 17 F Ga. T. F. Read 19 M Worker Ga. 152-152 Rob Steveson 43 M Farmer S.C. R. A. Steveson 32 F Tenn. II. Ii. Steveson lk F Ga. Y. T. Steveson 11 M Ga. M. A. Steveson 9 F Ga. C. Steveson 7 M Ala. R. A. Steveson 5 F Ala. M. A. Steveson 3 F Ala. (L.orS.?) A.Steveson 1 11 Ala. 153-153 Tho. Wheeler 29 II Farmer Tenn, D. Wheeler 27 F Ga. Y. Wheeler 10 II Ga. E. Wheeler 7 . F Ga. T. F. Wheeler k F Ga. 11. V. Wheeler 1 F Ga. E. Wheeler 60 F Via. I5k-i5k w. R. Brown ifl M Farmer Dad. E. Brown 38 F S.C. E. J. Brown 13 F Ala. H. J. Brown 11 M Ala. P. A. Brown 9 F Ala. S. Brown 7 F Ala. N. Brown 5 F Ala. Y. W. Brown 3 11 Ala. 0. Brown 1 M Ala. A. Brown (sic)l F Ala. N. Brown 17 F Ga. L. Brown 76 F N.C. 155-155 M. Soman k5 F __ S.C. G. W. Boman 2k M Farmer Ga. w • H. Brown 19 11 Ga. A. Brown 13 F Ga. Y. Brown 15 M Ga. N. Brown 10 Ii Ala. V. Brown 8 F Ala. M. Brown 7 F Ala. L. Brown i+ F Ala. J. II. Brown 2 11 Ala. J. Brown 65 F Ga. 156-156 E. Pitchford k9 M Farmer Ga. S. Pitchford k3 F S.C. E. Pitchford -19 M Worker Ga. S. W. Pitchford 17 M Worker Ga. c. Y. Pitchford lk F Ga. XJ. E. Pitchford 12 II Ga. s. E. Pitchford 1 F Ala. (To be continued)

8 1850 Census (With Supplemental Information) Cherokee County, Alabama 26th District Taken December 18, 1850 F. H. Standifer,Census Taker l8tl1 Installment Family Name Age Sex Occupation Born 492-4-92 John Lay 4-9 M Farmer Term. Mary Lay 4-2 F Tenn. Cummins M. Lay 22 M Farmer Tenn. William H. Lay 18 M Farmer Tenn. Elizabeth Lay 16 F Tenn. John R. Lay 11+ M Ala. Jessa 11. Lay 12 11 Ala. Joseph 11. Lay 10 11 Ala. Mary L. Lay 8 F Ala. James P. Lay 6 li Ala. Tolliver F. Lay 4 • 11 Ala. (Cherokee County His tors'-, Vol. I, Mrs. Frank Ross ;ewart, page 18, state s: "The Lay and McCoy families came together into the Cherokee Country from Tennessee. "John Lay was born in Tennessee in 1801. He married Mary McCoy, daughter of Wm. Henry McCoy and brought his wife and family to Cherokee Country about 1835- They'settled in Lay or'McCoy Bend. Their children were: Cummings, W. H., Elizabeth, John R., Jessa M., Joseph II. , Mary L. , James P. , and Tolliver F. John Lay died in 1868. His estate was administered by Cumnings Lay. "John Lay was a pioneer in flatboat river transportation. "Cummings Lay married Elizabeth McGee, daughter of John McGee. They had a son, William P. Lay, who became the father of the Alabama Power Company. He was born on June 11, 1853 in Cherokee County. In 1876 he married Laura Hollingsworth. With Capt. J. M. Elliott he began the Alabama Steel and Wire Co. An account of his work in the early days of the power project reported that "his latest venture is an electric power plant 2 miles from Attalla."" Page'97 of the same reference states that John Lay died January 9, 1868.) 4.93-I+93 William Shockley 27 M Farmer S.C. Martha R. Shockley 33 F Tenn. Zoro 3. Shockley 9/12 11 - • Ala. Emily Campbell 22 F Ala. 1+94-1+91+ Seth Waddell 52 M Farmer Tenn. Elizabeth Waddell 31 F N.C. Daniel A. Waddell 20 II Farmer Tenn. John Waddell 18 II Farmer Tenn. Margaret Waddell 16 F Ga. Jackson Waddell lk M Ala. Soam P. Waddell 5 M Ala. 9 Family of Seth Waddell, continued: Charles V. P. Waddell k 11 Ala. Nancy Waddell 2 F Ala. Hartha J. Waddell8/12 F Ala. (Mr. Kenneth 11. Waddell, 3510 39th Street, N.W., Washington, D.C., wrote in March '4-,, 196±90!5 i Seth Waddell was born in 1798 in Washington County, Tennessee married and drifted away about 1833. This Seth Waddell was a grandson of the immigrant, John Waddell. In August 1967, Mr. Kenneth M. Waddell met with the family of Oliver Waddell in Centre, Alabama. An article appeared in the Cherokee County Herald, August 2, 1967 issue regarding this reunion. The article states in part: John Waddell fled to America for his life about the year 174-7 • Born In Donegal County, Ireland, of Scottish Highland parents, he had, like many of the Highlanders, espoused the cause of "Bonnie Prince Charlie" Stuart in his efforts to win back the thrones of Scotland and England. After the disastrous defeat of the bloody Battle of Culloden and the English set out to exterminate the clansmen, John showed discretion and came to America. John lived for a few yea.TS near Germantown, Pennsylvania, where he married and started his family then he went south and in 177** settled in "the little bend" of the Ilolichucky River in what is now Washington County, East Tennessee. He bought his farm directly from the Indians and on it, he and his wife reared, a large family and spent their declining years. This was near Jonesboro. In I832, a grandson of John Waddell, the immigrantj Seth Quee Waddell, left East Tennessee and went south into Georgia and was never heard from again. Mr. Kenneth 11. Waddell is preparing a history of the Waddell Family.) k95-k95 Daniel Layman k3 M Farmer Tenn Mary Layman 39 F Tenn George Layman 18 11 Farmer Ga. James D. Layman 16 11 Farmer Ala. William Layman lk M Ala. Jane Layman 12 F Ala. Rachel Layman 1+ F Ga. Julia Layman 1 F Ala. 4-96-4-96 John Green 2k M Farmer Ga. Caroline Green 18 F Ga. (Census Records indicate that this couple were married within the year.)

4-97-H-97 James Gray H-9 M Farmer S.C. Elizabeth Clark 21 F S.C. Louisa A. Clark 2 F Ala. 4-98-4-98 Lewis Smith V7 11 Farmer Ga. Susan Smith 50 F S.C. Mary A. Smith 22 F Ga. 10 Family of Lewis Smith, continued: Lewis G. Smith 17 n Farmer Ala. Easter Smith 13 F Ala. Wilson N. Smith 9 II Ala. John Smith 7 Ii Ala. 1+99-1+99 Elizabeth Blakemore 63 F- S.C. Allis Blakemore 33 F Ga. Thomas Blakemore 32 M Teacher Ga. Forest(?)Blakemore z. X Farmer Ga. Jane Blakemore li Fn Ga. Elvira Blakemore 22 F Ga. Henry Blakemore 21 Ii Farmer Ga. Frances Blakemore 20 F Ga. 500-500 Elinor Goolden k5 F S.C. Elizabeth Goolden 15 F Ga. James Goolden 12 li Ga. Garrison Goolden 9 M Ga. Nancy C. Goolden 5 F Ala. 501-501 Joseph L. Russell 39 II Farmer N.C. Nancy Russell k3 F N. C. John Ii. Russell 16 II Farmer N.C. Simpson Russell 14 11 N.C. William F. Russell 11 ii N.C. ITarcisa Russell 0 F Ala. James 11. Russell 5 I i Ala. James Page 19 II Farmer N.C. 502-502 Isaac Orr 70 Carpenter IT. C. Sarah Orr 37 F N.C. Frances Orr 32 Ii Blacksmith N.C. Nancy Orr 26 F N.C. John Orr 24 11 Blacksmith 1J. C • Frances Orr k F Ala. 503-503 Denis C. Hardman 30 11 Farmer Ga. Jane Hardman 30 F Ga. Mary A. E.Carpenter 8 F Ga. 504--501+ Joseph Blakemore 30 M Farmer Ga. Nancy Blakemore 26 F S.C. Henry J. Blakemore 7 ii Ala. Mary F. Blakemore If F Ala. John Blakemore 1 M Ala.

505-505 Enoch Faunt 22 M Farmer S.C. Margaret Faunt 22 F S.C. Mareline 2 F S.C. John N. Faunt 3/12 Ii Ala.

11 506-506 Nancy Graham 27 F — Ga. Thadeus C. Graham 10 II Ala. Frances Ii. Graham 7 M Ala. Beatres A. Graham 3 F Ga. Robert V. Graham 8/12 M Ala. Ann Graham 78 F N.C. 507-507 William B. Hall 1+1*77 IMI Farmer S.C. Sabury Hall 1+1+ F S.C. Francis H. Hall 21 M Farmer S.C. John D. Hall 20 M Farmer S.C. Joseph N. Hall 18 li Farmer o • C William J. Hall 17 M Farmer S.C. Marthella Hall 15 F S.C. Sarah Hall 13 F S.C. Mary Hall 8 F S.C. Muddy Hall li+ M o. C. Thompson Hall 9 11 o. 0. George A. Hall 5 M S.C. Zachari T. Hall 1 M Ala. 508-508 John Campbell 23 I1I1 Farmer S.C. William Campbell 22 M Farmer S.C. Andrew J. Campbell 19 M Farmer S.C. Mary Campbell 13 F S.C. James Campbell 12 11 S.C. Edman J. Campbell 2 M Ala. 509-509 Matthew Earp 52 II Wheel Wright S.C. Salina Earp 51 F S.C. Daniel Earp 26 II Carpenter S.C. Newton Earp 2k M Farmer S.C. Mary Earp 22 F S.C. Emiline Earp 20 F S.C. Sarah Earp 18 F S.C. Elizabeth Earp 17 F S.C. Joseph Earp lk Ii S.C. iiathew Earp 11 11 Ala. William Earp 8 M Ala. (Mr. Ernest F. Earp, Canadian, Oklahoma 7kk25, is a descendant of this family. He states that the Earp family came to Cherokee County, Alabama from Anderson'County, South Carolina with the Rev. Whitfield Anthony colony, and settled in or near Lay's Bend or Sterling, Alabama. He also states that Matthew Earp was born in 1797 and died about 1872; his wife was born 1801 and died 187k; and David D. Earp died about 1890-1900. I list the following in my files as Confederate veterans: Earp, John W., private, Co. I, 19th Regt. Ala. Vols. CSA. Lost on Kentucky campaign. (From Co. Roll). Earp, Iiathew, enlisted April 30, 1862 at Cedar Bluff, 12 Alabama, Fifer, Co. E., 1+7 th Ala. Inf. CSA. (From Muster Roll.) Earp, William, private, Co. I, 19th Regt. Ala. Vols. CSA. Wounded at Missionary Ridge. Later lived in Texas. (From Co. Roll). 510-510 Minter Barkley 25 Ii Farmer S.C. Sarah H. Barkley 2k F S.C. Mary L. Barkley k F ' Ala. (See 3rd Installment of this series (Vol. Ill, No. 3} January 1965) which gives some additional Barkley family information.) 511-5H Samuel Barkley 25 M Farmer S.C. Emily Barkley 26 F S.C. Harriette Barkley If F Ala. Sarah J. Barkley 2 F Ala. 512-512 Susan Barkley 66 F — — S.C. Lucinda Barkley 1+0 F S.C. Malinda Barkley 39 F S.C. 513-513 Alfred Barkley 38 M Farmer S.C. Permelia Barkley 36 F S.C. George W. Barkley 13 M Ga. Silius C. Barkley 11 Ii Ala. Samuel Barkley 7 1-1 Ala. Savilla J. Barkley 2 F Ala. • Taken December 19, 1850 514--514- Ziltha Barkley 3? F — S.C. Frances S. Barkley Ik F Ala. Jasper Barkley 11 M Ala. Lucinda Barkley 10 F Ala. Elizabeth R.Barkley 7 F Ala. James Barkley 6 M Ala. 515-515 Larkin Raines k7 11 Farmer S.C. James S. Raines 23 If Farmer S.C. Zilla Raines 20 F S.C. Mary Raines 11+ F S.C. Alfred H. Raines 16 M Farmer S.C. Drayton Raines 10 II S.C. Caroline Raines 7 F S.C. Henry Raines 5 M S.C. 516-516 Hugh C. Ranes 1+2 M Farmer S.C. 517-517 Banister Ranes 1+0 M Farmer S.C. 518-518 John F. Russell 38 M Farmer S.C. Meriah Russell 38 F S.C. Mary M. Russell 16 F N.C. Nancy J. Russell lk F N.C. 13 Family of John F. Russell, continued: Margaret Russell 11 F Ala. Rody A. Russell 7 F Ala. William Page 27 M Farmer N.C. 519-519) John Parsons 1+6 M Farmer Tenn. Elletha Parsons 1+6 F Tenn. James Parsons 21 M Farmer Tenn. William Parsons 18 11 Farmer Tenn. Delpha A. Parsons 17 F Tenn. Meliisa J. Parsons lk F Ala. Edmund L. Parsons 13 . M Ala. Joseph Parsons 12 11 Ala. Louisa Parsons 9 F Ala. Mary S. Parsons 5 F Ala. 520-5203 Immanuel Parsons 30 M Farmer Tenn. Rebecca Parsons 21 F Tenn. Elizabeth J.Parsons 4 F Tenn. James G. Parsons 2 11 Ala. John Parsons 4-/12 M Ala. 521-521L Robert Deal 51 M Blacksmith S.C. Mary Deal ^3 F S.C. Alexander Deal 20 11 Farmer S.C. Hugh Deal 18 M Farmer S.C. Mary Deal 15 F Ga. William Deal 3 ' M Ala. 522-522 John B. Hardman 39 M ' Farmer. . -. , . - Ga. Louisa A. Hardman kO F Va. Richard C. Bane 18 M Farmer N.C. Henry F. Johnson 22 M-•• Farmer Ga. (John B. Hardman was born June 13, 1811 and died December 8, 1899 (or 1893); his wife was Louisa Johnson, born January 12, 18105 died September 13, 1882. Both are buried in the Hardman Cemetery, Cherokee County, Alabama. A listing of the inscrip tions in this cemetery was given in this quarterly in Vol. VI, Ho. If, April 1968.)

523-523 John Camron 1+6 M Farmer Ga. Hilly Camron 53 F S.C Williamson Camron 22 II Farmer Ga. Vies ley Camron 18 11 Farmer Ga. William Camron 15 M Farmer Ga. Ira V. Camron 13 II Ga. 524-524- Chesley Parker 31 H Farmer Ga. Dillila Parker 28 F Ga. Salina Parker 11 F Ga.

11+ 525-525 M. B. Medlock 35 M Farmer Ga. Mary A. Medlock 27 F Ga. Georgia A. Medlock 7 F Ala. Maryan J, Medlock 5 F Ala. John A. Medlock 3 M Ala. James A. Medlock 2 M Ala. Mesander Campbell 21 M Farmer S.C. (There are the following Medlock markers in the Salem Church Cemetery, located on State Highway 9? Cherokee County, Alabama: M. D^, Medlock, born September 9, I8I4-; died October'6, I851+. John A. Medlock, born August 20, ' 184-6; 'died July 10, 1866. Mary A. Medlock, born January 17, 1823; died October I8,'l898. Georgia Medlock, 'wife of C. T. Bouchellon, born April 10, 184-3; died November'28, 1915. Isham Medlock, age 75 years.) 526-526 E. W. Johnson 1+2 11 Farmer Va. Rebecca Johnson 37 F Ga. John W. Johnson 16 - 11 Farmer Ga. James Johnson 8 II Ala. Gus tavus J.Johns on 6 11 Ala. Nancy A. Johnson 5 F Ala. Isabellah H.Johnson 3 F Ala. 527-527 J. P. Gaskin 57 M Farmer S.C. Agness Gaskin 51 F S.C. John B. Gaskin 19 M Farmer S.C. Samuel P. Gaskin 16 M Farmer S.C. Louisa F. Gaskin 13 F S.C. George W. Gaskin 11 M - : Ala. 528-528 William T. Gaskin 27 M Farmer S.C. Burthana Gaskin 18 F S.C. (Census Records indicate that this couple were married within the year. An old letter dated February 18, 1850 given in the 3rd Installment of this series (Vol. Ill, No. 3, January 1965) states that William T. Gaskin married on January 22, 1850, Misses Hetty Bartheny Spitters.) Samuel M. Barkley 26 M Blacksmith S.C. Taken December 20, 1850 529-529 Susan Mullican 73 F S.C. Susan II. Mullican 26 F Ga. 530-530 Charles Waters • 70 II Farmer Ga. Elizabeth Waters 37 F S.C. Susan B. Waters 10 F Ala. David J.R. Waters 1 11 Ala. 531-531 William J. Perry 27 M Blacksmith S.C. Synthia Perry 18 F Tenn. (Census Records indicate that this couple were married within the year.) 15 532-532 Samuel Herron 27 M Farmer N.C. Nancy J. Herron 20 F Tenn. Isaac T.M. Herron 1/12 M Ala. 533-533 William Drew 1+2 M Farmer Ga. Elizabeth Drew 39 F S.C. James Drew 16 M Farmer Ga. Elizabeth J.Drew 11 F Ala. John Drew 9 M Ala. Eliza A. Drew F Ala. Catharine Drew I F Ala. Edward M. Hall 1+0 M Farmer Ga. 53k-53k John Drew 1+0 Ii Carpenter Ga. Elizabeth Drew 25 F Ga. Georgia A. Drew 5 F Ala. Laurah E. Drew 2 F Ala. 535-535 George Westmoreland kl 11 Farmer N.C. Sarah Westmoreland 3k• F Tenn. William A.Westmoreland 15 II Farmer Tenn. Arminda Westmoreland 9 F Ala. Elizabeth Westmore!lan d 7 F Ala. Amanda Westmoreland If F Ala. Sarah Westmoreland 2 F Ala.

536-536 Thomas Westmoreland 3k If Farmer N.C. Susan Westmoreland 21 F Ga. 537-537 Sampson C. Vann 22 M Farmer Ga. Julia A. Vann 17 F Ga. 538-538 William Fleming 4-0 M Meth.Clergyman S.C. Sarah Fleming 39 F S.C. Benjamin G.Fleming 18 M Farmer S.C. David D. Fleming 17 M Farmer S.C. James Fleming M Farmer S.C. Mary G. Fleming liV+ F Ala. John P. Fleming 11 M Ala. William Fleming 10 M Ala. Sarah J. Fleming 9 F Ala. Louisa Fleming 7 F Ala. George G. Fleming 5 M Ala. Elijah D. Fleming 3 11 Ala. Wiley W. Fleming 1 If Ala. 539-539 John Patey 1+6 II Meth.Clergyman Ga. Nancy Patey 1+6 F Ga. Elijah D. Patey 19 II Farmer Ga. John F. Patey 15 11 Farmer Ga. Margaret A. Patey 12 F Ala. Martha E. Patey 10 F Ala. Mary J. Patey 7 F Ala. (To be continued) 16 EARLY MARRIAGES OF MADISON COUNTY, ALABAMA (Continued from April 1969 Issue) 11th Installment Page 106 LEWIS. Elizabeth to Thos. JOHNSON - License January lk, 1820. 190 LEWIS, Elizabeth to Wm. DAVISON - License September 30, 1822. 322 LEWIS, Elvira to Vim. BABB - License October 9, 1824-, Solemnized October 10, 1824-. 67H- LEWIS, John to Nancy H. REAMES - License March 27, I83O, Solemnized March 30, I83O. 706 LEWIS, Lucinda to Hardy WINDAM - License December 23, I83O, Solemnized December 23, I83O. 593 LEWIS, Margaret to Willis (Willie) DAUGHTERY - License January 19, 1829, Solemnized January 20, 1829. 255 LEWIS, Matilda to Wm. MASON - License November 17, 1823, Solemnized November 18, 1823. 1+27 LEWIS, Nathaniel to Ruth R.'WHITE - License January 23, 1826, Solemnized January 25, 1826. 1+77 LEWIS, Rebecca to Aaron RICE - License October 28, 1826, Solemnized November 5, 1826. 698 LEWIS, Thomas to Susan FLETCHER - License October 26, I83O, Solemnized October 26, I83O. 14-2 LEWIS, Wyly (Wiley) to Charlotte BRICKER (BRICKELL) - License December 24-, 1821, Solemnized December 25, 1821. 151 LIGHT, Delinda to John LAW - License February 9, 1822, Solemnized February lk, 1822. 314- LIGHT, Robert to Susan JONES - License August 19, 1824-, Solemnized August 19, 1824-. 4-91 LIGHT, Willmoth to James RANKIN - License November 30, 1826, Solemnized November 31, 1826. 4-22 LIGHTFOOT, Phillip to Martha D. ' SNEED - License January 11, 1826, Solemnized January lk, 1826. 5 LILE, Nancy to Robert HIGH - License February 28, 1820, Solemnized February 29, 1820. 303 LILE, Thomas to America M. ALLISON - License June 5, 1824-, Solemnized June 15, 1824-. 17 55 LILLY, Edmund to Polly DUNLOP - License May 30, 1828, Solemnized May 30, 1828. 1+23 LILLY, Mary to John LOE (LEE) - License January 12, 1826, Solemnized January 12, 1826. 1+65 LILLY, William to Elizabeth JONES - License August 22, 1826, Solemnized August 23, 1826. 383 LINCON, Sam'l to Elizabeth GENO - License July 14-, 1825, Solemnized July 15, 1825- 231 LINDER, John W. to Jane MERCHANT - License May 6, 1823, Solemnized May 6, I823. 1+2 LINDSAY, David to Martha CROUCH - License December 30, 1819, Solemnized January 1, 1820. 587 LINDSAY, Elizabeth to John W. A. GOODWIN - License December 29, 1828, Solemnized December 30, I828. 4-63 LINDSAY, Mary to Moses HERRIN - License August 10, 1826, Solemnized August 15, 1826. 4-21 LINDSAY, Nancy to Charles CLARK - License January 7, 1826. Solemnized January 8, 1826. 350 LINDSEY, Greensberry to Rebecca WILLIAMSON - License January 2k, 1825, Solemnized January 28, 1825- 1+78 LINGO, Mary F. to Robert C. MOORE - License October 28, 1826. 181 LINGO, Thos. to Mary BURGESS - License July 30, 1822. 580 LINSEY, Wm. 0. to Elizabeth VAIL - License November 12, 1828, Solemnized November 13, 1828.

8 LIPSLY? James to Easter POTTS - License June 15, 1820, Solemnized June 18, 1820. 681+ LITTLEPAGE, Elizabeth to James COLLIER - License July 27, 1830. 200 LITTLETON, Robt. to Treacy McCARTNY - License November 26, 1822. 381 LLOYD, Thos. R. to Nancy PHILLIPS - License June 30, 1825, Solemnized July 5, 1825. 696 LOCK, Wm; R. to William Ann 0. MURRAY - License October lk, I83O, Solemnized October lk, I83O.

18 335 LOCKHART, Robert to Lucy JONES - License December 11, 1821+, Solemnized December 16, 1824-. 1+23 LOE (LEE), John to Mary LILLY - License January 12, 1826, Solemnized January 12, 1826. 512 LOFTON, Elizabeth to James TOONE - License May 16, 1827, Solemnized May 17, 1827. 728 LOGAN, Ann to Jacob E. W. BATTLE - License May 7, I83I, Solemnized May 17, I83I. 615 LOGAN, Judieth A. to Larkin ECHOLS - License June 9, 1829, Solemnized June 16, 1829- 310 LOGAN, Margarett to William J. SHARP - License August 3, 1824-, Solemnized August 10, 1824-. 264- LONG, Jane to John W. MORELAND - License December 16, 1823, Solemnized December 18, 1823. 327 LONG, John to Anna SMITH - License November 7, 1824-, Solemnized November 8, 1824-. 606 LONG, Malvina M. to Abner G. PETTY - License April 8, 1829. 59 LONG, Samuel to Jane HOUSE - License June 17, 1820. I+38 LOONEY, Absolem to Acedareh (Acanah) WINN - License February 25, 1826. 553 LOONEY, Elijah to'Susan DICKEY - License June 7, 1828, Solemnized July 3, I838. 365 LOPER, Ocedore to Polly ARMSTRONG - License March 31, 1825. 592 LOVE, May W. to Samuel W. WALTON - License January lk, 1829, Solemnized January 22, 1829. 636 LOVE, Thos. to Mary CRUTCHER - License November 2, 1829, Solemnized November 5, 1829. 35 LOVETT, Elizabeth to John PURVIS - License November 9, 1819, Solemnized November 11, 1819. 205 LOVING, Wigginson to Nancy PHILLIPS - License December 25, 1822, Solemnized December 27, 1822. 225 LOWE, Bartley M. to Sarah P. J. MANNING - License March 19, 1823, Solemnized March 20, 1823. 1+62 LOWE, Louisa M. B. to Benj. A. BEAN - License July 31, 1826, Solemnized August 5, I826.

19 534- LOWELL, Mary C. to Walton GARET - License January 11, 1828. 375 LOWERY, Isabell to John TABLER - License May 23, 1825, Solemnized May 2k, 1825. 306 LOWERY, Polly to Samuel WATKINS - License July 1, 1824-, Solemnized July 1, 1824-. 51 LOYD, Wm. to Christianna PATTERSON - License November 20, 1820, Solemnized November 22, 1820. 61 LUNDY, Elizabeth H. to Robt. M. RICHARDS - License September 30, 1820. 124- LUSK, John to Ruthey'MASON - License October 2, 1821, Solemnized October 3, 1821. 37k LYLE, Wm. to Delia Ann FARLEY - License May 21, 1825, Solemnized May 23, 1825. 9 LYNN'(LINN), Sally to Isaac HOLMES - License November 19, 1819, Solemnized November 19, 1819. 227 LYONS, John to Abeey (Abbey) LEDBETTER - License April 5, 1823, Solemnized April 8, 1823. 258 MACKEY, David to Mary MOUNT - License November 25, 1823, Solemnized November 25, 1823- 61+5 MADDEN, Mabra to Elizabeth HOWARD - License December 15, 1829, Solemnized December 17, 1829. 360 MADDEN, Mary Jane to David WRIGHT - License February 23, 1825, Solemnized February 2k, 1825. 268 MADDON, Benj. to Lucy J. SMITH - License December 2k, 1823, Solemnized December 2k, I823. 4-06 MADDOX, Martha A. to Wm. WALKER - License December 9, 1825, Solemnized December 13, 1825. 338 MADDOX, Parmelia to Lewis FINLEY - License December 20, 1824-, Solemnized December 22, 1824-. 4-95 MADISON, Polly to Zachariah' BARNETT - License January 16, 1827, Solemnized January 2k, 1827- 7 MADKINS, Zedekiahto Sarah MOYONS (MAJORS) - License December 20, 1819, Solemnized December 31, 1819. 79 MADIA (r-fADON), Archer T. to Susan H. VEST - License March 7, 1821, Solemnized March 8, 1821.

20 6kk MAHAN, Mariah M. to Henry J. ' SCOTT - License December 9, 1829, Solemnized December 22, 1829. 25U- MAHAN, Mary to John S. FORD - License November 11, 1823, Solemnized November 13, 1823. 165 MAHAN, Sarah to Jas. R. BRACKEN - License April 22, 1822, Solemnized April 25, 1822. 575 MALLORY, Nancy to Pitman FLYNT - License October 6, I828, Solemnized October 9, 1828. 163 MALLOY, David M. to'Mary THOMSON - License April 13, 1822, Solemnized April 17, 1822. 2l+6 MALLOY, Flora to Thomas MARTIN - License September 15, 1823, Solemnized September 15, I823. 671 MALONE, Alexander to Elizabeth REEDY - License March 10, 1830, Solemnized March 10, I83O. 171 MALONE, George H. to Hulda BROWN - License May 27, 1822, Solemnized May 29, 1822. 328 MALONE, James C. to E. F. H. BINFORD (bride) - License November 11, 1824-, Solemnized November 16, 1824-. 4-31 MALONE, John N. to Ann M. MOORE - License January 30, 1826, Solemnized January 30, 1826. 711 MALONE, Mary A. to John KIRKLAND - License January 8, I83I, Solemnized January 13, I83I. 87 MALONE, Nashville to Sarah RAINEY - License December 26, 1820, Solemnized December 27, 1820. 589 MALONE, Sarah Ann to Thos. L. FORD - License January 9, 1829, Solemnized January lk, 1829. 536 MANGREND, Joseph to Elizabeth B. MATTHEWS - License January 16, 1828, Solemnized January 16, 1828. 675 MANLEY, Emily to John H. SANDERSON - License March 27, 1830, Solemnized March 31, I83O. 681 MANLEY, Wyly to Helena SANDERSON - License June 11, I83O. 181+ MANLY, Catherine to Robert FOWLER - License August 20, 1822, Solemnized September k, 1822. 386 MANLY, Jane to Jas. ARNOLD - License August 6, 1825, Solemnized August 12, I825.

21 11+5 MANN. Elizabeth to Henry MARTIN (MASTIN) - License January 4-, 1822, Solemnized January 7, 1822. 244- MANN, Judy to Patrick MOORE - License August lk, 1823, Solemnized August lk, 1823. 1+13 MANN, Sarah to John McCLEN - License December 22, 1825, Solemnized December 22, 1825. 524- MANNING, James Jr. to Indiana THOMPSON - License October 2k, 1827, Solemnized October 25, 1827. 225 MANNING,'Sarah'P. J. to Bartley M. LOWE - License March 19, 1823, Solemnized ifarch 20, 1823. 56 HANSON, Rebecca F. to Alex'11. RODDY - License January 2, 1821, Solemnized January if, 1821. 65 HANSON, Rebecca T. to Wm. HANSON - License January 2, 1821. 65 MANSON, Wm. to Rebecca T. HANSON - License January 2, 1821. 31 MANYON, Mary A. to Timothy MARSTON - License July 10, 1820, Solemnized July 11, 1820. 316 MAPLES, Thos. to Susan ERWIN - License September lk, 1824-, Solemnized September lk, 1824. 4-7 MARK, Drucilla to Philip BLESSING - License March 3, 1821, Solemnized March k, 1821. 696 MARKAN, Sam'l M. to Mary WEBSTER - License October lk, 1830, Solemnized October lk, I83O. 8 MARKHAM, Jenny to James SMITH - License February 29, 1820, Solemnized March 2, 1820. 35k MARSHALL, Alfred to Elizabeth STANDIFER'- License February 7, 1825, Solemnized February 8, 1825- 31 MARSTON, Timothy to Mary'A. MANYON - License July 10, 1820, Solemnized July 11, 1820. 61+2 MARTIN, Abigale to Thos. T. MOSELY - License December 7, 1829. 53k MARTIN. Amelia W. to Richard HOLDING - License January 9, 1828. 14-5 MARTIN (MASTIN), Henry to Elizabeth MANN - License January l+, 1822, Solemnized January 7, 1822. 22 1+76 MARTIN, James to Polly KINNARD - License September 18, 1826, Solemnized September 18, 1826. 1+30 MARTIN, John F. to Sarah F. RICHARDS - License January 28, 1826, Solemnized January 31, 1826. 4-6 MARTIN, Peter to Sarah GRIFFIN - License December 22, 1820, Solemnized December 26, 1820. 24-6 MARTIN, Thomas to Flora MALLOY - License September 15, 1823, Solemnized September 15, 1823. 107 MARTIN, Woody to Susan WARD - License January 13, 1820. 4-67 MASINGALE, Terressa to Conrad RUBY - License August 28, 1826. 232 MASON. Anne E. to Edw'd PINELL (POWELL) - License May 17, 1823, Solemnized May 18, 1823. 188 MASON, Betsy to David ROBINSON - License September 8, 1822, Solemnized September 26, 1822. 151 MASON, Elizabeth to Burnes UPTON - License February 9, 1822, Solemnized March k, 1822. 305 MASON, Joseph to Mary ROBINSON - License June 13, 1824-, Solemnized June 13, 1824-. 4-15 MASON, Louisa C. to John W. WILSON - License December 26, 1825, Solemnized December 30, 1825- 151+ MASON. Margaret to Zecheriah NELSON - License February 28, 1822, Solemnized March 7, 1822. 335 MASON, Martha to Wm. LANE - License December 11, 1824-, Solemnized December 23, 1824-. 392 MASON, Mary to Robert KELSEY - License September 7, 1825, Solemnized September 22, 1825. 14-1+ MASON, Micajah to Eliza BOLLING - License January 3, 1822, Solemnized January 3, 1822. 124- MASON, Ruthey to John LUSK - License October 2, 1821, Solemnized October 3, 1821. 1+9 MASON, Sarah to Ezekiel G. CAMPBELL - License March 10, 1820, Solemnized March 10, 1820. 255 MASON, Wm. to Matilda LEWIS - License November 17, 1823, Solemnized November 18, 1823*

23 34-0 MASSENGALE, Ann to Levi METHVIN - License December 22, 1824, Solemnized December 23, 1824-. 206 MASTIN (MARTIN), James to Ester GRIFFIN - License December 23, 1822, Solemnized December 26, 1822. 187 MASTIN (MARTIN), John to Clarinda GLASGOW - License September 3, 1822, Solemnized September 5, 1822. 221 MATKINS (MADKINS), Elizabeth to Francis CROWE - License February 7, 1823, Solemnized February 18, 1823. 536 MATTHEWS, Elizabeth B. to Joseph MANGREND - License January 16, 1828, Solemnized January 16, 1828. 518 MATTHEWS, Mansal W. to Sarah GOHAGAN - License August 2, 1827, Solemnized August 2, 1827. 67 MATTHEWS, Martha to Thos. HOOD - License February 21, 1821, Solemnized February 23, 1821. 61+0 MATTHEWS, Martha J. to Cornelius HARRISON'- License November 30, 1829, Solemnized November 30, 1829. 4-89 MATTHEWS, Michael'J. to Martha J. POOR - License December 21, 1826, Solemnized December 21, 1826. 152 MATTHEWS, Robert to Jane DAVIS - License February 12, 1822, Solemnized February lk, 1822. 376 MATTHEWS, Tabitha H. to Daniel BOYCE - License June k, 1825. 657 MATTISON, Westly J. to Elizabeth YOUNG - License January 19, I83O, Solemnized January 21, I83O. 88 MANX, Agness H. to Benjamin STEGAR - License November 20, 1820, Solemnized November 22, 1820. 236 MAXFIELD, Jane to Jessee KENEMORE - License June 7, 1823, Solemnized June 13, I823. I+83 MAXWELL, Mary A. to Thomas GRAY - License November 22, 1826, Solemnized November 23, 1826. 4-2 MAXWELL, Wm. to Nelly GRIFFITH - License July 17, 1820, Solemnized July 20, 1820. 350 MAYES, Elijah to Harriett McCALEB - License January 22, 1825, Solemnized January 25, 1825. 630 MAYES, Mary to Howell D. EASON - License September 26, 1829, Solemnized October 1, 1829. (To be continued) 21+ CONFEDERATE VETERANS REGISTERED AT ETOWAH COUNTY, ALABAMA COURTHOUSE - 1907 ' (Extracted from original register by Mr. Joe Barnes. Original now in possession of Mr. Jerry Kangelos who preserved it from destruction when the old County Home was destroyed.) ABLE, William Morrison, Hokes Bluff, Alabama; born October 19, I83O near Knoxville, Tennessee; first entered service in November 1862 at Gadsden, Alabama as Private, Co. H, 1st Ala. Regt. Captured at Dandridge, E. Tennessee. In prison at Rock Island. Capture in December I863 and in prison until close of war. Taken to Natchez, Mississippi from prison at Rock Island, Illinois, and paroled at Natchez. ADAMS, John F., Hokes Bluff, Alabama; born May 22, 181+1, Jacksonville, Alabama; first entered service'February 22, 1861 at Selma, Alabama as Private, Co. A, 2nd Alabama. Was mounted by order of Secretary of War (CSA) and on August 1862 was made Co. A, 51st Ala. Col. John T. Morgan, commanding; 1st Capt. Peter Forney; 2nd Capt. Wm. H. Hames; 3rd Capt. Henry T. Snow. Co. A was the first company enlisted from Alabama. Because of delay in forming regiment, was first numbered 2nd Ala. Col. Henry'H. Maury was 1st Col. of 2nd Ala. Gen. (then Col.) Hardie, commanding. Posted at Fort Morgan, Ala (Mobile). ADAMS, James Lewis, Gadsden. Alabama; born June 2k, I838, Turnersville, Tenn.(?); first entered service September 1861 at Johnsons Camp Ground, Co. A., 5lst Tennessee Inf. Wounded and captured in Battle of Franklin - disabled - discharged March 5, 1865. ADAMS, Alexander Andrew, Keener, RFD 2, Alabama; born October 2, 1835'at Ashville, North Carolina; first entered service March 2, 1862 at Hendrixville, Alabama as Private, Co. I, 10th Ala. Paroled at Appomattox, Virginia, April 10, 1865. ADERHOLD, Daniel Hoke,'Attalla, Alabama; born December 30, I84-3, Lincolnton, North Carolina; first entered' service July 1861 at Alex City, Alabama, Private, Co. B, 7th Ala. Reg. Later in Col K. 4-8th Ala. Paroled at Appomattox, Virginia, April 9, 1865 - Lee's surrender. ALVERSON, John Dallas, Keener, Alabama; born in 18U-7, Bowling Cross Roads, Alabama; first entered service.in.1862 at Mobile, Alabama as Private, Co. H, 18th Ala. Paroled at Meridan, Mississippi in April I865. ANDERSON, James Ray, Gadsden, Alabama; born April 7, 18U-2, Abbeville, South Carolina; first entered service' January 1, 1862 at Nashville, Tennessee, Private, Co. C, 4-th Bn. Paroled at Greensboro April 1865.

25 ARGO, Nimrod, Alabama City, Alabama; born September 11, 184-3, Troup County, Georgia; first entered service at Maiden Shop, Alabama as Private, Co. E, 30th Ala. Paroled at Saulsberry, North Carolina in April 1865. ARNOLD, Geo. Washington,'Walnut Grove, Alabama; born January 17, I8V7, Ashville, Alabama; first entered service in May I863 at Dalton, Georgia as Private, Co. A, 12th Ala. Bn. Discharged at Bentonville, North Carolina in April 1865. ARMSTRONG, William Perry, Walnut Grove, Alabama, born in Abbeville, South Carolina; first entered service August 1861 at Cumberland Gap, Tennessee, Private, Hilliards Legion. Captured at Shenandoah, Virginia - June I864- - furloughed home. ASHLEY, Richard, Alabama City, Alabama; born March 16, I83I+, Abbeville. South Carolina; first'entered service in October 1861 at Gadsden, Alabama, Private, Co. B. 14-th Ala. Cav. Paroled at Guntersville, Alabama in 1865. ATKINS, William David, Hokes Bluff, Alabama; born January 26, 1833, first entered serviced March 6, 1862 at Maiden Shop, Alabama, Corporal, Co. E, 30th Ala. Reg. Paroled at Sauls- berry, North Carolina April 26, 1865. BAKER, (Anonymous), Gadsden, RFD l+, Alabama; born October lk, 1826, Rutherford, North Carolina; first entered service December 1862, Choctaw Bluff, Alabama, Private, Co. A, 21st Ala. Served until surrender. Discharged at Mobile, Alabama. (Note by Editor - Although Mr. Barnes has listed this man as BAKER I believe it should be BABER, Anonymous B., who is listed in the 15th Installment of the 1850 Census for Cherokee County, Alabama (Vol. VII, No. 2, October 1968.)

BATES, John Witt, Gadsden, Alabama; born May 12, I837, Granville ? Georgia; first entered service March 12, 1862, Granville, Georgia, Private, Co. B, 1st Ga. Cav. Paroled at Macon, Georgia April 1865. BATES, Newton Lee, Altoona, Alabama; born August 22, 181+0, Cross Keys, Alabama; first'entered service July k, 1861, DeLonega, Georgia, Private, Co. E, Phillips Legion. Captured June 1, 1861+ at Coal Harbor. In prison until July 7, 1865- BATES, Thomas Kenzie, Gadsden, Alabama; born August 5, I83O, Gainesville, Georgia; first'entered service April 1861 at Newnan, Georgia,'Private, Co. A, 12th Ga. Bn., Arty. Paroled at Kingston, Georgia in May 1865.

26 BEAN, Jessie James, Boaz, Alabama: born April 15, 181+1'at Fredonia, Alabama; first entered service March 2, 1862 at Talladega, Alabama, Private, Co. G, 30th Ala. Captured November 16, 1861+. Transferred to Camp Douglas. BENTLY, John'Lee Wellington, Keener, RFD 2, Alabama; born May 25, 181+3, Stoney Point, Virginia; first entered service March 1862 at Yorktown, Virginia, Private, Co. I, 10th Ala. Discharged in August 1862 - wounded at Richmond. BOOZER, Francis M., Hokes Bluff, Alabama; born February 8, 181+3 at Jacksonville,'Alabama; first entered service August 1861 at Mobile, Alabama, Private, Co. I, 19th Ala. Discharged March 1, 1865 at Augusta, Georgia. Wounded at Franklin, Tennessee "shot through hip." BRADFORD, James Barnett,'Attalla, Alabama; born January 5, I83O at Wytheville, Virginia; first entered service in May 1861 at Kaswell, Virginia, Private, Co. G, l+5th Va. Cav. Paroled at a point between Lynchburg and Roanoke, Virginia, May 1865. BRADLEY, Elias Washington, Gadsden, Alabama; born July 12, 181+8 at Anderson, South Carolina; first entered service February 1865 at Alferedda, Georgia, Private, State Militia. Dis charged at close of war - Alferetta. BRAMLETT, Henry Miles, Attalla, Alabama; born April 11, I84-6 at Roberts Cross Roads, Georgia; first entered service December I863 at Richmond, Virginia, Private, Co. H, 35th Ga. Reg. Captured March 1865 at Petersburg, Virginia. Took oath of alliance. BRASSALE, John Sherrard, Walnut Grove, Alabama; born August 27, 1827 at Brooksville, Alabama; first entered'service in March 1862 at Lathanville, Alabama, Private, Co. M, 7th Ala. Cav. Discharged. 186U. Lt. Gen. Phillips Escort. BREWER, Sparking Dupree, Keener, Alabama; born May 15, 1828 at Pickneyville, Georgia; first entered service as Private at Richmond, Virginia, Co. H, 16th Ga. Reg. Paroled at Burkwith Junction, Virginia April 1865. BROWN, Daniel, Hokes Bluff, RFD 2, Alabama; born August 18, 1829;'first entered service in'fall of 1862 at Jackson ville, Alabama, Private, Co. A, 2nd Ala. Reg. Dis charged at Lexington, North Carolina in April 1865. BROWN, James Burdett, born January 20, I833 in Landcaster, South Carolina; first entered service April 5, 1862 at Polkville, Alabama, Private, Co. R, 4-8th Ala. Paroled at Danville, Virginia May 1865.

27 IRYANT, Augustus W., Gadsden, RFD 1, Alabama; born March 7, 184-2, Spartenburg, South Carolina; first entered service August 19, 1861 at Richmond, Virginia, Sergeant, Co. B, 5th Bn. Surrendered at Appomattox, Virginia, April 26, 1865- BROOKS, James Thomas, Gadsden,.Alabama; born December 22, I84O at Lafayette, Alabama; first entered'service March 22, 1861 at Montgomery, Alabama, Private, Co. F, 7th Ala. Inf. Gained rank of Lt. In Iuka, Mississippi battle April 1862. Was in active service all the time'at the first fight on Santa Rosa Island near Pensocola, Florida, Iuka fight at Corinth, Mississippi, Lookout Mountain Battle, Missionary Ridge - on to the Battle of Atlanta, where wounded July 22, I864-. Last battle at Bentonville, North Carolina. BUCKNER, James Tarpley, Alabama City, Alabama; born May 5? 181+5 at Green Hill, Georgia; first entered'service in April 1863 at Montgomery, Alabama, Private, Co. B, 2nd Ala. Transferred to Co. B, 60th Ala. Discharged at Columbus, Mississippi in April I865. BURTON, Walter Thomas, Altoona, Alabama; born June 15, I8k7 in Roswell, Georgia; first entered service in September I863 at Canton, Georgia, Private, 7th Black Horse Cav. (Ga.). Surrendered at Kingston, Ga. May 15, 1865. BUSH, Robert Parks, Hokes Bluff, Alabama; born June lk, iSkk in Cherokee'County, Alabama; first entered'service February 11, 1862 at Jacksonville, Alabama, Private, Co. F, 5th Ala. Bn. Joined Co. F, 58th Ala. Reg. Paroled May 2k, 1865. BUTLER, Chiley William,'Mountainboro, Alabama; born May 7, 181+5 at Edgefield, South Carolina; first entered service October 12, 1862 at Aiken, South Carolina, Private, Co. K, 2nd S.C. Arty. Surrendered at Greensboro, S.C. BUTLER, James, Holly Pond, Alabama; born September 11, 1828 at Gainsville, Georgia; first entered'service in 1862 at Talladega, Alabama, Private, Co. E, l+2nd Ala. Re- enlisted as Private in I863, Petersburg, Virginia, 7th Confederate Cav. CARTER, James McDonald, Gadsden, Alabama; born April lk, I833 in Red Holly, Georgia; first entered service April 10, 1862 at Cartersville, Georgia, Private, Co. B, 23rd Ga. Paroled in Virginia. Sent home to mould cooking utensils for command. Discharged.1865. CASH, Edmond Spearman, Attalla, Alabama; born March 31, 181+1+ at Gadsden, Alabama; first entered service in April 1861 28 at Grenada, Mississippi, Private, Co. I, 15th Mississippi reg. Paroled at Guntersville, Alabama. After surrender at Vicksburg reenlisted 3rd Confederate Cav. CHAPMAN. James Carter, Gadsden, Alabama; born November 18, 1823 at Greenville,'South Carolina;'first entered service in 1861 at Richland, South Carolina, Private, Co. E, Hamptons Legion. Wounded at battle of Atlanta - in hospital when war ended. CHRISTOPHER, Obal, Gadsden, Alabama; born August 20, I843 at Hog Creek, Georgia; first entered service in June 1861 at Gadsden, Alabama, Private, 10th Ala. Inf. Until Appomattox. Captured at High Bridge, Virginia. CHRISTOPHER, Abihu, Attalla, Alabama; born October 17, I84V at Kidron, Georgia; first entered service'February 13, 1863 at Fredericksburg, Virginia, Private, Co. I, 10th Ala. Reg. Paroled in May 1865 Talladega, Alabama. CLIFTON, Elija Jobe, Alabama'City, Alabama; born December 22, 181+8 at Round Mountain, Alabama; first entered service in June 1864- at Blue Pond, Alabama, Private, Dow Hales Home Guard. Transferred under Mart Hale, Tax Collector, Cherokee County. Until April 1865. COLEY, Issacs Hicks, Collinsville, Alabama; born February 8, 181+1 at Dutchonie, North Carolina; first entered service July 1864- at Gadsden, Alabamaj Private, Co. I, Hardey's Bn. Paroled May 1865 at Talladega, Alabama. COOLEY, Green'Gill, Curtiston, Alabama; born June 2k, l8kh at Hourton, Georgia; was a member of Nitre Mining Co. Service in north Alabama from August 27, 1862 to end of war. COLLIER, David, Curtiston, Alabama, born June 20, I839 at Calhoun, Georgia; first entered service in I863 at Chickamauga, Georgia, Private, Co. B, 4-8th Ala. Reg. Paroled at Guntersville, Alabama April 1865. CRUMP, Jarel D., Attalla, RFD 2, Alabama; born November 11, I839 at Attalla, Alabama; first entered'service in March 1862 at Attalla, Alabama, Private, Co. A, 10th Ala. Inf. Until January 1865. On furlough at Petersburg, Virginia. CUNNINGHAM, John, Gadsden, Alabama; born October k, I833 at Jacksonville, Alabama; first entered service in fall of 1861 at Marktown, Alabama, Private, Co. A, 2nd Ala. Cav. DAVIS, Roswell Walton, Attalla, Alabama; born December 25, 1833 at Knoz, Georgia; first entered service in 1862

29 at Gadsden, Alabama, Private, Co. F, 12th Ala. Bn. Discharged at Knoxville, Tennessee. Wounded at Sugarville, Georgia. DIGBY, John Harrison, Alabama City, Alabama; born March 8, 1828 at Centreville, Alabama; first entered service June 16, 1861 at Centreville, Alabama, Private, Co. F, 11th Ala. Inf. Discharged April 9, 1865 at Appomattox, Virginia. DISMUKES, James Wyley, Gadsden, RFD k, Alabama; born October 9, I838 at Marietta, Georgia;'first entered service in September 1861 at Wetumpka. Alabama, Private, Co. I, 61st Ala. Served until May I864-. At battle of Wilder ness sent to hospital. Went home. DORMAN, Jessie Calvin, Altoona, Alabama; born July 23, I837 at Lafayette, Alabama; first entered service in May 1861 at New Orleans, Louisiana, Private, 2nd Louisiana Inf. Paroled at Elmira, New York at close of war. DORSEY, Robert Allen,' Gadsden, Alabama; born October 18, 184-3 in'Henry County, Tennessee; first entered service September 21, I863 at Paris, Tennessee, Private, Co. G, 7th Tenn. Cav. Went Into battle of Shiloh without being enlisted in CSA. Paroled at Gainesville, Georgia. At surrender of Forrest's Cav. Wounded at Beus Cross Roads. DYE, Canady Clinton, Boaz, Alabama; born February 10, I83I+ at Sandy Ridge,'Georgia;'first entered service May 18, 1862 at Cassville, Georgia, Private, Co. K, 19th Ga. Reg. Paroled April 1865 at Greenville, S.C. FINNEY, Augustus H. , Gadsden, Alabama; born July 16, 184-1 at Macon, Georgia; first entered'service April 27, 1861 at Augusta, Georgia, Sergeant, Gov. Guards, Co. E, 3rd Ga. Reenlisted in the field as a regular - South Mills, North Carolina. FORD, Franklin, Gadsden, RFD 2, Alabama, born September 6, I84-4- at'Jacksonville, Alabama; first entered service March 6, 1861 at Maidens Shop, Alabama, Private, Co. E, 30th Ala. Reg. Paroled at Gadsden, Alabama April 1865. FORD, Newton, Hokes Bluff, Alabama; born October 16, 181+3 in Jacksonville, Alabama; first entered service in April 1362 at Marietta, Georgia, Private, Co. B, 30th Ala. Paroled at Salisberry, North Carolina April 26, 1865. FORD, William Benjamin, Gadsden, Alabama; born November 10, 181+5 at'Alexandria, Alabama; first'entered service'November 10, 1863 at Ringgold, Georgia, Private, Co. G,'1st Fla. Cav. Paroled at Athens, Georgia April 26, 1865. (To be continued)

30 LEDGER OF SILAS SMITH The following information was sent to the Editor by Mr. Charles Perry Smith, 1031 Rolling Fields, Columbia, Tennessee 38I+OI on April 8, 1969. Mr. Smith's letter states in part: "My great-great grandfather ran a store at Cedar Bluff way back when it was Indian Territory and I thought that you or your correspondents might be interested in the list of names which I copied from a ledger kept by him or his son. These people were his customers and cover a period from December I84-I to August 181+2. "My ancestor was named Silas Smith. In I838 he left Cedar Bluff and went west with the Cherokee Indians, eventually settling in Weatherford County, Texas. He left the store with his son who was also named Silas. I have seen, in years past, a portion of his ledger for the years I83I-33 but I do not know where it is now." Mr. Smith enclosed a family chart on his Smith Family which shows that Silas Smith was born 1760 and died in 1864- in Weather- ford County, Texas, aged 104- years. He was married twice, first to Sarah Pitman and second to Ann Legg. He established Smith's Chapel in Cherokee County, Alabama. A list of the names of persons doing business with Silas Smith at Cedar Bluff, Alabama during the period from December 181+1 through August 181+2. Copied from a ledger kept by or for Silas Smith. Rev. Whitfield Anthony William L. Cain Henry T. Anthony Abram S. Cooper Mrs. Susanna Anderson James Clifton Joseph Allen Samuel Crews William Allen Hezekiah A. Cothran Rev. Mark Allen Archibald B. Comer Rev. Lemeul Bowers Hiram Clifton Francis Boggs Aaron Clifton James Black Mrs. Sarah Coker John S. Burnett Levin Clifton William Bogan B. M. Duncan John Barrett Elisha K. Davis S. C. Blackwell Alsey Eatman George W. Bell H. M. Elder William Black Dr. Thomas Edwards William C. Cook Mrs. Elizabeth Fergason A. D. Cooper William H. Garrett Thomas B. Cooper William F. Golightly Andrew J. Chisolm William R. Gilbert George M. Crouch Francis I. Grogan Richard Covington C. 0. Golightly Robert S. Cowan Minor Grogan 31 Thomas Grogan Thomas Garrett (Turkeytown) Samuel H. McCullough Capt. William C. Garrett William McCullough Garland H. Hendrix John R. Metlock Jacob Hoss Zacheriah Maddux John M. Hall Rev. Wm. C. Minet John M. Hendrix John B. Nichols Mrs. Sarah Hammond Benjamin G. Pollard Dr. James V. Head John Phillips John B. D. Henderson Hiram Perry John W. Hill Joel Prickett Dr. I. N. Head Thomas Prickett James Hughes Joshua M. Patty William Hughes Charles Patty James A. Hughes Rev. John Patey F. M. Hardwick Elijah Patey (1 bonnet for A.B. Webb-Ol.00) David Patton James C. Harris Ebenezer Pitts Dr. Nathan Harris Rev. Newton Randle Jonah Howell Reuben H. Reynolds David Henley Samuel Reed James Van Derman Hogg Hiram Rosseau Samuel F. Hill Archibald F. Rhea Harrison E. Hamilton Richard Roberts Zacheriah Ivy Samuel Roberts Rev. Jeremiah Jack Lewis M. Roberts Tabor Johnson David Robertson Ashly and Elisha Johnson Ivy Richardson Jefferson Masonic Lodge William J. Simmons Gilbert Kennedy William Stallings James L. Kennedy Lansford Stallings William Kincaid Michael Smith Calvin H. Keith John Spann Francis W. King Franklin Sherrill Miss Lucretia E. King Hugh Sherrill Dr. George Lawrence Silas Smith Andrew B. Leach Dr. William I.(or J?) Simmons Harrison Lay Isaac Sowell Dr. Ransom R. G. Lee William Sandlin John Lowrey Mrs. Sarah Smith William C. McGhee William Taylor Shook Nicholas McGhee John Starling James McGhee P. H. Stephens Samuel P. J. Moore Richard Edmond Sawrie John Martin Shook and Cooper Jesse Martin William Schockley Mrs. Charlotte i-lochette Edmond Tilley James Meacham Joel Thorp Zacheriah McDaniel Berry G. Tillman William E. McDaniel Jesse Tucker James Monk Matthew J. Turnley Elijah 11a this Robert Vandervort Paulin Miedzielski John Vandyke 32 William C. Underwood William B. Watt John S. Watt John S. Watt William M. Weir John C. West Axom Wester David J. White Mackemess G. Williams John R. Westbrook Joseph Whorton Samuel Wilson William B. and John S. Watt George Jefferson Williamson Josiah Weakley William Woodley Abram Whorton Alexander Westmoreland (1 pr. slippers for Mrs.J.A.Hughes) Jacob Whorton John S. Wilson Benjamin J. Wilson Our thanks to Mr. Smith for sharing the list of names from the ledger of Silas Smith with us.

COPY OF THE MINUTES AS THEY APPEAR IN VOLUME NO. I, MINUTES OF THE SESSION OF CARMEL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH U. S. (Sent'by Robert H. Savage, Route 1, Box 39, Piedmont, Alabama 36272, April lk, 1969.) June 19th. 1836: We, the inhabitants of Terrapin Creek Valley having recently emigrated to this country being members of the Presbyterian Church and feeling deeply affected in consequence of the deplorable destitution of the public means of grace here and desiring more over that we and our children may enjoy the advantages of a preached gospel and the public ordinance of religion and have by our special request this day been organized into a Presbyterian Church known by the name of Carmel Church by the Rev. John G. Likens. The following members chosen and ordained ruling Elders: George W. King, Archibald 0. Stewart and Andrew Burnes. Members received on certificate: Joseph L. Swan Elizabeth King Margaret L. Swan Mary Powers William H. Amberson Hannah Davis Sarah Amberson John T. Akins Eliza R. Amberson Rebecca Akins Elizabeth Amberson Eliza A. Craig Margaret Burnes Sarah Shadden Frances II. Stewart The Church then engaged the Rev. John G. Likens to preach to them once a month the balance of this year I836 for which was promised and paid his compensation. January 1837: Continued to enjoy the labor of the Rev. John G. Likens one

33 fourth of his time. A Meeting house was erected early in the year of 1837- The sacraments of the Lord's Supper was administer ed in Carmel Church the first time on the fifth Sabbath in April. The meeting commenced on Friday previous. April 30th. I837: Session conviened on'Sabbath morning members present: Rev. John G. Likens, Moderator, Andrew Burnes, George W. King and Archibald 0. Stewart. Mr. James Strain, Elder dismissed from Tellico Plains Church and received into this Church was tran- stated and installed Elder in this Church and took his seat in the deliberations of the Session. The'following persons were received on certificate: Matthew Amberson, Mrs. Lewis Amberson, Mary'Amberson, Nancy Amberson, Mrs. Sarah Moore, Miss Martha Moore, and Miss Sarah Moore. The following persons were received and examined: Mrs. Martha Strain, Mrs. Lydia Waddle, Miss Milly /inn C. Lively and Miss Elizabeth Moore. John G. Likens, Mod. Geo. W. King, Clk of Session. Mr. Robert H. Savage, Route 1, Box 39, Piedmont, Alabama 36272, also sent the following articles taken from the INQUIRER, a newspaper published at Piedmont, Alabama: CAMP STEWART UNITED CONFEDERATE VETERANS Inquirer. July 15, 1893 The meeting was'called to order by W. J. Alexander, who explained its object, and put the motion which made A. F. Tomlin, Chairman and E. D. McClellan secretary. To a constitution previously prepared in conformity to the regulations of the Association of United Confederate Veterans, the names given below were subscribed; and the'camp was formed by the election of these officers: J. N. Hood, Commander; J. W. Harris, First Lieutenant; J. C. Boles,'Second Lieutenant; A. F. Tomlin, Third Lieutenant; Lon Ferguson, Adjutant; A. R. Hanna, Quartermaster; Dr. J. L. Hughes, Surgeon; P. H. Brewster,'Chaplain; R. H. Allsup, Officer of The Day; H. W. Glover, Treasurer, J. B. Palmer, Sergeant Major; and M. R. Ledbetter, Color-Bearer. W. J. Alexander, J. N. Hood, M. W. Maddux and Rev. G. W. Hamilton were appointed as a committee to draft by-laws for the government of the Camp. By unanimous vote, the camp was named "Stewart" to perpetuate the name and commemorate the soldierly virtures of John Thomas Stewart, Samuel D. Stewart, and Newton Stewart, brothers and their nephew Alexander Oliver Stewart, the first two of whom died

3k on the field of honor with their face to the foe and have since been joined by the other two in the shade on the other side of the River. The. camp fire will be lighted on the Saturday before the third Sunday in each month. NAMES J. W. Harris, Co.'G. 20th Reg. Ala. J. N. Hood, Co.'E, 4-7th Reg. Ala. W. J. Alexander, Co. I, 25th Reg. Ala. J. C. Boles,Co. I,'29th Reg. Ala. R. H. Allsup, Co. A, '51st Reg. Ala. J. B. Palmer, Co. E,'30th Reg. Ala. E. E. Frisell, Co.'H, 34-th Reg. Ala. A. T. Hanna, Co. H, 10th Reg. Ala. R. J. Boles, Co. I, 19th Reg. Ala. J. P. Whitlock, Co. E, 1+7th Reg. Ala. J. C. Faughehder, Co. G, 4-8th Reg. Ala. John Timmons, Co. G, 26th Reg. Ala. T. W. Wilkerson, Co. E, 30th Reg. Ala. J. J. Fain, Co. G, 60th Reg. Ala. B. A. Baxter, Co. E,'30th Reg. Ala. L. Van Gilley, Co. B, 29th Reg. Ala. M. W. Maddux, Co. E, 1+7th Reg. Ala. M. T. Moody, Co. I, 28th Reg. Ala. Tim Sewell, Co. E,'30th Reg. Ala. J. H. Price, Co. E, 30th Reg. Ala. T. H. Allsup, Co. E, 50th Reg. Ala. J. W. Prater, Co. G, 12th Reg. Ala. C. A. Sharpe, Co. G, 3rd Reg. Ala. D. A. McCollum, Co. G, 3rd Reg. Ala. T. H. Ray, Co. C, 12th Reg. Ala. J. L. Hughes, Co. E, 1st Reg. Ala. L. C. 0'Bryant, Co. G, 3rd Reg. Ala. G. W. Hamilton, Co. K, 10th Reg. Ala. D. L. Woolf, Co. C, 5th Batt'n. J. H. King, Co. C, 5th Batt'n. M. T. Ledbetter, Co. C, 5th Batt'n. J. M. Andrews,'Dush's Co. State Troop H. T. Brookins, Co. C, 6th Ga. Inf'y. J. S. Daniles, Co. A, 23rd Ga. Inf'y. W. B. Worsham, Co. A, 4-2nd Ga. Inf'y. E. J. Stephens, Co. G, 4-Oth Ga. Inf'y. G. W. Freeman, Co. D, 29th Ga. Inf'y. R. S. Steele, Co. H, 6th Ga. Cal'y. A. F. Tomlin, Co. H, 6th Ga. Cal'y. H. W. Glover, Co. H, 6th Ga. Cal'y. F. M. Greenwood, Co. G, 1st Ga. Cal'y. M. E. Greenwood, Co. G, 1st Ga. Cal'y. P. H. Brewster, Co. A, Ga. State Tr'p. W. G. Bennett, Cherokee (Ga.) Artil'y.

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•-. '•• Lon Fergerson, Forrest's Regiment E. D. McClellan, Independent Scouts. Note: Capt. John T.'Stewart, Co. J, 55th Ala. Batt., killed in the battle of Shiloh, April 7, 1862. Samuel D. Stewart, Capt., Co. C, 5th Batt., killed in the battle of Chancellorsville, May 3rd, 1863.

A BATTLE FLAG Inquirer. September 9, 1893 The notablest thing at the Veteran's picnic last Saturday was the battle flag of Company "G", Third Alabama Cavalry. This splendid Regiment was organized at Tupelo, Miss., in June 1862, of Companies that had been in service for months. Several of which had fought at Shiloh. It formed part of the Brigade composed of the First, Third, Fourth, Ninth, Twelfth and Fifty-First Alabama Cavalry Regiment which was commanded first by Gen. Allen of Montgomery, Ala., and later by Gen. Hogan of Mobile, Ala. The Regiment fought at Murfreesboro, Shelbyville, Massy Creek and Strawberry Plains. Company "G" raised in Calhoun County and carried to the field by Capt. D. P. Forney, bore its full share of the hardships, conflicts and fatalities of the Regiment from its organization to its surrender and every battlefield from Shiloh to Chapel Hill was stained by its blood. A. 0. Stewart of this place (now Piedmont) was First Lt. and by all accounts, was the daringest of all the daring Cavaliers in that body of matchless men who never counted heads or hands when an enemy was at sight. In June or July 1862 at Huntsville a flag was presented to this Company by Mrs. C. C. Clay, who subsequently became the wife and is now the widow of the late Judge Clopton of the Supreme Court of Alabama, and this was carried by stout arms and loyal hearts wherever the command marched or fought to the end. It finally was brought home by Capt. Forney who turned it over to Lt. Stewart in whose family until last Saturday it was treasured as a priceless relic. It was taken to the picnic by the widow of the gallant Lt. whose valor and good conduct had contributed so much to the renown of the Company and was viewed and handled with strong and strange emotions by the battlescarred heroes who had come together there. At the cease of the day's exercises, it was turned over to the care and keeping of Orderly Sergt. S. E. Dowell, the ranking survivor of the Company.

35 NOTES AND QUERIES Mrs. Dale C. Loyd, 30 Wolfe Drive, McGehee, Arkansas 71654. PEARSON, HARDWICK, VENABLE. Who were parents'of Rev. Edmund PEARSON, pioneer Methodist Preacher, born 1797, Georgia or South Carolina and died I84-8 Talladega, Alabama, while Presiding Elder of Tuscaloosa District. He married Cynthia HARDWICK, daughter of Garland and Susan (VENABLE) HARDWICK. Their seven sons, Charles D., Francis Asbury, Emery Summerfield, Fletcher Clarke, Bascombe T., William Wesley and Watson Harrell were Methodist Preachers in Texas, Mississippi, Arkansas and Tennessee. Daughters Martha married Marion SIMMONS, Izard County, Arkansas; Cynthia Elizabeth married Carroll WHITE; Mary (Mollie) married Daniel WHITE. Edmund's younger brother, William E. PEARSON who died 181+6, was also pioneer Methodist Preacher. If you have information on these PEARSONS or are a descendant, write me I Mrs. Troy E. Taylor, Route 2, Box 29, Springville, Alabama 3514-6. Interested in the following families: COLE, CASH, McBRAYER, PARSONS, JACKSON, KILLGORE, DODSON, SILMAN, JENNINGS, ZEEK, BEEKLER, TAYLOR, ALLISON, NOLIN. Volume II, Camp-Kemp Family History, a 306 page book, mimeographed on 8-§-n x 11" twenty pound paper and bound in standard hard-cover heavy buckram library binding, is now available for distribution. Volume I listed six generations. Volume II picks'up where Volume I left off and gives details on generation 6, and lists generation 7. Details on generation 7 will be given in VolumeUI which will also list generation 8. Volume II is 010.25'per copy postpaid, and may be ordered from Mrs. Robert N. Mann, "Mannsford," Cedar Bluff, Alabama 35959. A few copies of Volume I are still available and are $15.00 per copy postpaid.

The First Supplement To The DAR Patriot Index is now available. It is a paper-back book containing data on more than 1200 additional patriot ancestors plus two other features: A complete cross-index to the various spellings of surnames; and additions and corrections to the data in the 1966 edition. It may be ordered from the Corresponding Secretary, NSDAR, 1776 D Street, N.W., Washington, D. C. 20006 with checks payable to the Treasurer General, NSDAR. The price is $1.00. The Graves Newsletter published by Graves Family Association. 102-3 Dome Building, Chattanooga, Tennessee 37^+02 has just been issued - Volume I, Number 1, June 1969. Mr. Aubrey Graves is the Editor. If you are interested in the Graves Family I am sure he would like to hear from you. Subscription fee is $3.00. Remember the Annual Meeting of the Northeast Alabama Genealogical Society Is scheduled for October 11, 1969 - Saturday. Details will be published later. "*36 "