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Includes Pearlie Mae Moody daughter of Jim Baker and Bell Moody; Pearlie Mae was born May 2nd, 1891 in Coffee Co. (?) Alabama, died June 20th 1993 in Pinellas, Florida and married Allen BRAZEL before 1920
Includes Catherine BARNES Butts with ties to Tillman Raleigh Pittman, Elizabeth HOLLAND Pittman, Solomon Butts, Edward D. Butts, Mary Matilda PITTMAN Butts, Henry Jackson "Jack" Butts, Catherine BARNES Butts, Sarah "__" Butts, Redonia BUTTS Smith
Sarah BEASLEY Adkinson/Atkinson and husband Britton Tryon Adkinson/Atkinson (called "Trye"). He had 20 known children, 3 wives. Hunting information on her Beasley relatives.
Includes John W. & Earie (Erie) BLACKMON Strickland and family (John R., Emily, Josie, Mary S. and Margaret Strickland), and John R. Stickland and Annie Elizabeth Johnson Strickland and family (Lucille, Louise, Gladys, Roy, David, Brenda and Betty Strickland)
Includes Rufus Lee and his wife Lizzie "Tank" BOUTWELL Lee. They had seven children: Eugene, Tony, Ida, Katie Love, Nettie, Willie Pearl and Sis Lee.
Elizabeth "Lizzie" Boutwell, wife of Rufus Lee, was the daughter of Willis Boutwell (1803-1878) and Malissa Adams. Willis was born in Darlington, SC and died in Milo, Pike County, AL. Willis was the son of William Boutwell born 1755 SC and Jane Dowling (daughter of Robert Dowling, Jr. (1730-1808) and Sarah Guinn (1732-1808)). Ann Robbins
Includes Pearlie Mae Moody daughter of Jim Baker and Bell Moody; Pearlie Mae was born May 2nd, 1891 in Coffee Co. (?) Alabama, and died June 20th, 1993 in Pinellas, Florida and married Allen BRAZEL before 1920
Includes Solomon Butts, Edward D. Butts, Mary Matilda PITTMAN Butts, Henry Jackson "Jack" Butts, Catherine BARNES Butts, Sarah "__" Butts, Redonia BUTTS Smith
Includes Huldah Digby Davis, Cross R. Davis, Jr., Easu David Davis...Other families related: Ham, Heath, Maloy, Iden, Carroll, Baker (My Davis family lived in Elba, Coffee County, Alabama in 1870. My g g grandmother (Huldah DIGBY Davis) is listed in the 1870 census with my g grandfather (Cross R. Davis, Jr.) and his brother (Easu David Davis). Most of my family moved to East Texas 1876. I am searching for Huldah's grave in the Elba area. This family lived at Rose Hill, Covington County, Alabama in 1860 to 1866. Cross R Davis, Sr. died before 1870.....have not been able to locate his grave. Sure would like to contact other Davis Families in this area. From 1827 to 1859 my family lived in Crawford, Talbot and Taylor counties, Georgia...before this time they were in South Carolina.).
Includes Jack Denson and his wife Dora SMITH Denson; their children John (his wife Shady Griffin), Harrison (his wife Ethel Griffin), Donni, Pearl, and Mittie (her husband Joe Grimes)
Includes William Green (b: c1784); his son Thomas Jefferson Green who married Jane Mahala HILL and owned a store in Elba, Coffee County, AL before his death in 1904; and TJG and JMHG's daughter Cora Josephine GREEN who married John Stringer Jordan (b: 1868) and born Janie STRINGER
Includes Arthur Leslie Hall and Jewell Mae KYSER Hall (daughter of Ciseroe Alonzo "Lon" Kyster, b: 2 Feb 1876), Martha America HANKS Hall, Robert Hall, Anovil Kendell Hall, Lillie Talent Hall
Includes Louie D. Harrison and wife Allie Vernell HARRISON Harrison, Joshua H. "Josh" Harrison who married Matilda and Melinda Gunter, William Moses Harrison, Josephine TEEL/TEAL Harrison, William Lewis Harrison, Mary Harrison, Berry Jackson Harrison and Catherine Matilda GUNTER Harrison
Includes James Allen Helms b. 1841 in Coffee Co. AL; his parents Charles Ingram Helms (son of Joel Helms & Lecy Thomas-moved to Coffee Co. in 1840s) and wife Elizabeth Jane Adkinson b. ca 1810, died Coffee Co. ca 1863 daughter of Britton Tyre Adkison d. Coffee Co. 26 February 1838 & wife Sarah Beasley d. Coffee Co. ca 1855
Includes Elizabeth HOLLAND Pittman, Tillman Raleigh Pittman with links to Solomon Butts, Edward D. Butts, Mary Matilda PITTMAN Butts, Henry Jackson "Jack" Butts, Catherine BARNES Butts, Sarah "__" Butts, Redonia BUTTS Smith
Includes Hardy and Esther Pearl JENKINS Hornsby, Leonard and Mary SUMMERLIN Hornsby, Angeline, Sophronia (Fronie), Arnold D., Mary Elizabeth (Polly), Moses, Leonard J., James, Daniel J., Hardy Lanier, Ernest/Earnest, Nancy Janet, Elizabeth Narciuss and Jennie Hornsby.
Includes James D. Hubbard with wife Mollie and son Walter R. or B.Hubbard; and William Henry Wadford, Mary E. HAVENS Wadford, ? (Might be Annie, Nannie, Ammie short for Amelia?) and child Willie Wadford
Includes Seaborn Jackson b.1809, children Bethenia b. 1838, Nancy b. 1839, Thomas R? b. 1840, Matthew “Mack” McDonald b.1841, Frances J b. 1847, Sarah b. 1849, William b. 1852 (my gggrandfather), & Jesse b. 1855
Includes John W. & Earie (Erie) BLACKMON Strickland and family (John R., Emily, Josie, Mary S. and Margaret Strickland), and John R. Stickland and Annie Elizabeth JOHNSON Strickland and family (Lucille, Louise, Gladys, Roy, David, Brenda and Betty Strickland)
Includes James Jordan (Jourdan) (b: 1797 SC and settled in Elba, CoffeeCO, AL); his son Alexander McCleod Jordan (disappeared without a trace 1879-1880) who married Catherine Elizabeth STRINGER and owned a store in Elba; and AMJ and CESJ's son John Stringer Jordan (d: 1945)
Includes Pearlie Mae Moody daughter of Jim Baker and Bell Moody; Pearlie Mae was born May 2nd, 1891 in Coffee Co. (?) Alabama, and died June 20th, 1993 in Pinellas, Florida and married Allen BRAZEL before 1920
Includes Willie Myrtle MORGAN Danford (sister of Henry B. Morgan b. July 10, 1930 in Elba, AL; d. June 2, 2006 Nahunta, GA.); Willie Myrtle is wife of J. P. Danford
Includes Tillman Raleigh Pittman, Elizabeth HOLLAND Pittman with links to Solomon Butts, Edward D. Butts, Mary Matilda PITTMAN Butts, Henry Jackson "Jack" Butts, Catherine BARNES Butts, Sarah "__" Butts, Redonia BUTTS Smith
Includes John "Terroll", Charlie Ford "Cy", Daniel Lafayette "Dan", Lela, Jackson Lafayette "Fate", Mary Etta, Georgia Lenora, Nancy Ann Lucinda, Mahalah Emiline, Oscar, Cecil Glenn and Minnie Ola Prescott
Includes William Coleman Redmon, father Napoleon Andrew Redmon, mother Martha Matilda Missildine, grandfather Jacob Redmon, grandmother Temperance Curry. All but William Coleman buried in Oldtown Cemetery near Kinston. I believe he was buried nearer to Florala, but have no evidence than family memory. He was my father's father.
Robert Redmond
2041 Carthage Road
Tucker, Georgia 30084
Phone 770-938-9433
Includes Scroggins husband of Sarah "Sally" Harrison (daughter of Moses M. Harrison & Emaline CUMBIE or ADAMS Harrison) and Jeffrey J. "J.J." Scroggins
Includes Albert B., Ella L., Marvin L., Dock, Gladys, Lurline, Charles, William, Merlene, and Geraline Simmons and Myrtle Agnes Inez Stewart Boles Simmons
Includes Unknown male Smith who married Redonia BUTTS Smith (2 children) with ties to Tillman Raleigh Pittman, Elizabeth HOLLAND Pittman, Solomon Butts, Edward D. Butts, Mary Matilda PITTMAN Butts, Henry Jackson "Jack" Butts, Catherine BARNES Butts, Sarah "__" Butts
I am trying to locate the grave of my great-great-great-great-great grandfather (on my mother's side), Hubbard Stephens. I have reason to believe Hubbard was buried in Coffee County, AL. He was 15 years old when he signed up as a musician to serve under George Washington at Valley Forge and later at White Plains. After the War for Independence, he migrated to Alabama, winding up in Coffee County, I believe. He had two children, one of whom was William Stephens. They reportedly made trips down the Escambia River to trade at Pensacola during the years just after the turn of the century. Hubbard's name appeared on the 1820 U.S. Census, but not on the 1830 census, leading me to believe he died between those years. His son, William, and his family, later migrated into West Louisiana. If you could put me in touch with someone in your organization/county who could assist in this effort, I would appreciate it very much. Hubbard has another desecendant, Joseph E. Stephens, who is 91 years old (a WW II veteran) and we would like very much to make a pilgrimage to Hubbard's gravesite and, if it is not appropriately marked, we would do so. Any assistance would be appreciated very much. Sincerely, Charles E. Inman
Includes John W. & Earie (Erie) BLACKMON Strickland and family (John R., Emily, Josie, Mary S. and Margaret Strickland), and John R. Stickland and Annie Elizabeth Johnson Strickland and family (Lucille, Louise, Gladys, Roy, David, Brenda and Betty Strickland)
Includes Mary SUTLEY King Holloway Mary Sutley b. ca 1806 died Coffee Co. AL and husband Thomas M. King b. 1812 (both on 1850 Coffee Co. AL census) died in Coffee Co. Mary Ann King and husband Christopher Holloway on 1850 Coffee Co. Census. He died in Coffee County, AL ca 1855.
Includes William Henry Wadford, Mary E. HAVENS Wadford, ? (Might be Annie, Nannie, Ammie short for Amelia?) and child Willie Wadford, James D. Hubbard with wife Mollie and son Walter R. or B.Hubbard
Researching Williams, John Franklin Williams (born 1804 SC, died Blountstown, Calhoun, FL), married Catherine (surname either Myers, Monroe or Hemby who died 1900 in Old Town, Coffee, FL) - children included James Monroe Williams, my great-great grandfather, born 1854, married Nancy Perlina Sims, born 12 Nov 1858, Elba, Coffee, AL, died 7 Feb 1926, Florala, Walton, AL
