from the Mobile Register, Feb. 5, 1950 MR. BURNIE LEE--Native of Conecuh County, Ala., a resident of Satsuma, Ala., for the past five years died in a local hospital Saturday morning, Feb. 4, 1950, at 12:33 o'clock. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Margaret LEE of Satsuma, two sons, Richard and Robert LEE of Satsuma; one daughter, Louise LEE of Satsuma; his mother Mrs. Nancy LEE of Plateau, Ala.; three brothers, Henry LEE of Bayou la Batre, Ala.; G. J. LEE of Mobile, and Lonzo LEE of Theodore, Ala., and other relatives. Funeral services will be held from Satsuma Baptist Church, Satsuma, Ala., Sunday afternoon at 2:30 afternoon. Interment will be in the Creola Cemetery, Creola, Ala. Arrangements by Martin-Chevalier. -- from the Mobile Register, Feb. 7, 1950 MR. BURNIE EDWARD LEE--Funeral services for Mr. Burnie Edward LEE, who died Saturday morning, Feb. 4, 1950, were held from the Satsuma Baptist Church, Satsuma, Ala., Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Rev. Burl MORRIS and Rev. Dewey E. WILLIAMS conducted the services. The following served as pallbearers: Mr. H. M. SCHROEDER, Mr. R. E. GRAHAM, Mr. B. F. FREE, Mr. W. M. HOUPT, Mr. W. M. STRINGER, and Mr. J. H. STEVENS, Jr. Interment was in the Creola Cemetery. Arrangements by Martin-Chevalier. ------------------- Name: Burnie E Lee Death Date: 04 Feb 1950 Death County: Mobile Volume: 7 Certificate: 3339 Roll: 5 ----------------- Can anyone help me identify the above Burnie Lee or his family origins in Conecuh County or nearby? I found a family in Conecuh Co. in 1920 that may or may not match the few clues in the obit. 1920 Conecuh Co. Ala. Census Brushy Creek Precinct, p. 122, Jan 10th & 12th ED 39 Sheet 6 Range Road 98/98 Lee, Nancy C. head f w 47 Ala Ala Georgia Farmer/General farm [born abt. 1873] James A. son 19 Ala Ala Ala Farm laborer/home [b. 1901] Lonnie son 13 " [b. 1907] Bernett? E. son 9 " [b. 1911] Madom?, Nancy E. mother f w 64? Wd. Georgia Ala. Ala 99/99 Lee, Henry S. head 22 Ala Ala Ala Farmer [b. abt. 1898] Lee or Lea E. wife f w 18 Which LEE male did Nancy C. Unknown marry about 1897? Was Nancy's maiden name MADOM? That is what her mother's name appeared to be in 1920, but it's a name I've never heard of. Thanks for any help.

IN LOVING MEMORY AZZIE LEE DUNCAN ( no dates given) The proud grandmother of 19 grandchildren who love her grandchildren would like to remember grandmama in loving ways, going out to eat, sitting out under the shade trees, going to Springhill Community Church for Sunday School, humming her favorite songs as she washed clothes or tended to her beautiful gardens. We also want to remember her kind ways feeding us and the neighborhood kids. Grandma we love you for the times you prayed with us and the times you gave us advice, for the times you put your loving hands out to catch us from falling by the wayside. We just want to say thanks and we will never forget you. We love you and one day I pray we will all be together again. I cannot say it enough, we love you Grandma, all 19 of us. IN LOVING MEMORY DONALD M. GODWIN, SR. Sept. 7, 1936-June 2, 1998 We did not know that morning that God was going to call your name. In life we loved you dearly, in death we do the same. It broke our heats to lose you, you did not go alone. For parts of us went with you, the God called you home. You left us peaceful memories, your love is still our guide. And though we cannot see you, you are always at our side. Our family chain is broken, and nothing seems the same. But as God calls us one by one, the chain will link again. Sadly missed by your family, Wife, Barbara Godwin and children, Artie, Wayne, Mark, Chris and Mandy. (photo) CARD OF THANKS MR. LEMAR WALLACE (photo) The Wallace Family would like to extend thanks to everyone for their condolences, prayers and support in our time of bereavement in the passing of Mr. Lemar Wallace. may God bless each of you. (no dates given) RECEPTION HONORS VELMA SAWYER ON 90TH BIRTHDAY (PHOTO) Mrs. Velma Sawyer of Castleberry was recently honor(ed) with a reception given by her children to celebrate her 90th birthday. "Granny" has so many grandchildren to keep up with. Teh last cunt (count) she had was eight 5th generation grandchildren and expecting two more 4th generation. Mrs. Velma not only is blessed with such a large loving family but also so many friends she had made for generations. Mrs. Sawyer has a very large church family. To make this a very special day, we wanted to share our mother with all her friends. The reception was held at London Baptist Church in Castleberry.Mama's life and the example she has set before us offers all her fmily a great challenge to model our lives after her own. Christ shows His love throught her. mama has alsways extended God's love to us. We love her greatly. We look forward to God continuing to Bless her with many more years of good health! Mrs. Sawyer is the widow of Wallace Sawyer. Her children are the late Jean Bartlett, Jerome Sawyer, the late Wayne Sawyer, Charles Sawyer, Joyce Gleaves, Eleanor lambert, Dondald Sawyer, Sylvia Browning and marilyn Vonderau. Mrs. Sawyer has one brother living, Clarence Dewberry who is 92. She has five deceased sisters, Inez Cazrter, Nannie Mae Green, Ollie Baggett, Annie Bwell Whitten, and Emma Kast and two deceased brothers, Marvin Dewberry and Hannis Raines. MR. & MRS WARREN CELEBRATE GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY (Photo) Robert and Anmn Estelle Bodiford Warren celebrated their 50th wedding anniversay on June 1st. They are orginally from Castleberry and were married on June 1, 1955 in Montgomery. They have 2 children and 2 grandchildren. Their son, Don Warren, daughter-in-law Marlene and grandchildren, Christi and Taylor live in marietta, Georgia. Their daughter, Rene' Warren Sweatt, and son-in-law Mark, aslo live in marietta, Georgia. The Warrens have lived in Roswell, Georgia for the past 25 years. Robert retired from the U.S. Navy in Great Lakes, Illinois(1968), Aetna Life & Casuality, Atlants, Georgia (1991)and Crawford & Company, marietta, Georgia (1996). Robert and Ann will celebrate their golden anniversary at a later date at a family diner party to be hosted by their daughter and son-in-law. NOTE....OBITS will follow later

AL Confederate Soldier (William Leander Witherington) buried at Witherington Cemetery Obit: WILLIAM L. WITHERINGTON, son of Daniel and Melissa Witherington, died 29th day of August, 1890, age 62 years, 9 months and 19 days. Buried Witherington Cemetery on CR # 22, Conecuh County, AL --------------- From the Confederate Soldiers Roster: WITHERINGTON, W.L. Ala 38th Infantry, Company E. <Wm Leander Witherington> WITHERINGTON, WILLIAM Ala 23 Bn. Sharp Shooters, Company F WITHERINGTON, WILLIAM Ala 1st Bn Hilliard's Legion Volunteers, 'Co. F' National Park Service/Civil War Data <http://www.itd.nps.gov/cwss/soldiers.htm> W.L. Witherington Confederate Regiment 38th Alabama Inf. Company E Soldier's Rank_In Pvt. Soldier's Rank_Out Pvt. Film Number M374 roll 48 CONFEDERATE ALABAMA TROOPS 38th Regiment, Alabama Infantry 38th Infantry Regiment was organized at Mobile, Alabama, in May, 1862, and remained there until February, 1863. Men of this command were raised in the counties of Clarke, Washington, Conecuh, Mobile, Wilcox, and Fayette. It was assigned to Clayton's, then Holtzclaw's Brigade, and took an active part in the campaigns of the Army of Tennessee from Chickamauga to Nashville. Transferred to the Department of Alabama, Mississippi, and East Louisiana, it suffered many hardships defending Spanish Fort. The regiment lost thirty-seven percent of the 490 engaged at Chickamauga, reported 214 casualties at Chattanooga, and totalled 272 men and 71 arms in December, 1863. During the Atlanta Campaign, May 7-27, it lost 12 killed, 88 wounded, and 24 missing, had 236 fit for duty in November, 1864, and surrendered about 80 on May 4, 1865. The field officers were Colonels Charles T. Ketchum and A.R. Lankford, Lieutenant Colonel W.J. Hearin, and Major Origen S. Jewett. From Tom Morton: " William Leander Witherington was in the 38th Al. Volunteer Infantry. He suffered a gunshot wound in the hand during the battle of Atlanta." Bill King 281-493-6767 BillKing@houston.rr.com

----- Original Message ----- From: Sherry Johnston To: Bill King Sent: Friday, June 24, 2005 8:52 AM Subject: canebrakesocietygroup Confederate Burials in Conecuh County Bill: this is the original email sent out to all CaneBrake & Genealogical Researchers I've had on my mailing list for the last two years. I had some good response at the beginning.....lately, haven't pursued it--and didn't have any reported at W'ton--found Levi & Wm. Morris on my own, thru looking at Conecuh Guards info for Morris. The P.D. Bowles Chapter of SCV want to know where any of the Conecuh Guards are buried. Subject:[canebrakesocietygroup] Confederate Burials in Conecuh County Members, please send me Confederate Soldiers' names, birth and death dates, place of burial, company, regiment, rank, etc for inclusion in book on same. I'm compiling a listing of every Confederate veteran who was buried in Conecuh County--those I've obtained from the 1907 Confederate Census--some I can find the places of burial--some I cannot find--alot of those I'm finding DO NOT have a CSA Marker or marker of any kind stating that they did indeed serve in the CSA. In the family histories, I'm sure that information is included; however, we now have over 350 of those files, so I cannot go thru every one of them..that's where you folks come in!If you know of where the ancestor is buried, please send that info to me; if you don't; yet have a definite death date--perhaps I can find some form of obituary that will tell me that--MAYBE--if you think that he might "possibly" be buried in a particular cemetery, send me the reasoning behind the possibility, and we can include it (i.e. family members are buried there, family owned land, etc). If you have an interesting story about the Confederate soldier--family anecdote; legend; etc...include that as well--or a connection to some other event or family in Conecuh, etc--include it as well. I will need all the help I can get on this project--we have a few of the soldiers' names listed in bits and pieces here at the library--thru the Conecuh Headstone books (many of which is in error) and the 1907 Census for the soldiers; but there really isn't anything so complete that can be accessed so easily by everyone searching for info--the Sons of the Confederacy, for example... Thanks, Sherry Kindest Regards, Sherry S. Johnston The Lucy C. Warren Heritage Section Evergreen Public Library 201 Park Street Evergreen, AL 37401 (251) 578-2670 Email: EvergreenPublic.Library@mchsi.com Email2: canebrakesociety@yahoo.com http://groups.yahoo.com/group/canebrakesocietygroup "You cannot know where you are going until you know where you have been." __________________________________________________

This is taken from the Thursday, February 17, 2005 Evergreen Courant To be used for genealogical purposes only I have no connection to these people. DR. WILLIAM C. ROBBINS , SR. Dr. William C. Robbins, Sr., age 92 died Friday, February 11, 2005, in a Brewton nursing facility after a brief illness. He was a native and long time resident of Texas before moving to Evergreen in 1999. He was born May 15, 1912, in LaTexo, Texas , to the late Levi Adolphus Robbins and Willie Green Prothro. He was preceded in death by his wife of 63 years, Rugh H. Robbins and a daughter, Alice R. Goodall. Dr. Robbins was a former pastor and minister of education and served on church staffs across Texas, including Sherman, Texas City, Bay City, Victoria and Summer. He was a member of the faculty and coaching staff at Huron College in Huron, S. D. from 1964-1967. From 1967-1981 he served as professor of psychology and as the directo4r of counseling and dean of the School of Social Science at Howard Payne University in Brownwood, Texas. Following his retirement from Howard Payne University, he and his wife served in various locations with the Home Mission Board of the Southern Baptist Convention. From 1984-1988 he served as dean of Yellowstone Bible College and later as president of Yellowstone Baptist College in Billings, Montana. During the last ten years of his ministry, he was involved in pastoral counseling for the Heart of Texas Baptist Area Association in Brownwood, Texas. Dr. Robbins earned a bachelor's degree from Texas Christian University , a master of divinity degree from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, and a master's degree and a doctoral degree in psychology from the University of North Texas. Graveside services were held Wednesday, February 16, 2005, at 10 a. m. at Greenleaf Cemetery in Brownwood, Texas with Dallas Huston officiating and Williams Memorial Chapel Funeral Home of Brewton in charge of local arrangements. Survivors include one son, De. William C., Robbins , Jr., (Judy) of Evergreen; one daughter, Carolyn R. Rutledge (David) of Clarkston, Ga.; one sister, Bobbie Reese of Hattiesburg, Miss.; seven grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. SERVICES HELD FOR LOCAL CIVIC LEADER MARTHA ELIZABETH WILSON SALTER (sizable article on front page and on second page..photo included) Martha Elizabeth Salter, born Martha Elizabeth Watson, age 75, a resident of Evergreen for 55 years, died Sunday, February 13, 2005, at Jackson Hospital in Montgomery after a 10 year battle with multiple ailments following a defeat of Leukemia in 1995. Mrs. Salter was born in Bermuda, Alabama on October 27, 1929, the second child of Joseph C. and Lucy Watson. She married Mr. J. V. Salter in 1946 and moved to Evergreen. The couple had two sons, Marvin and Gerald Salter, and one daughter Diana Crabtree. She was a faithful member of the Evergreen First United Methodist Church, where she was a member of the Lydia Circle. In 1969 Mr. and Mrs. Salter started Salter's Evergreen Supply, a company that has supplied natural greenery to special events all over the United States and Canada, from the Rose Parade to many Presidential Inaugurations Mrs. Salter was very involved in the American Cancer Society, especially Relay for Life where she was one of the top individual fundraisers for several years. She was also a member of The Asulkit Club and Magnolia Garden Club. Funeral services were held Wednesday, February 16, 2005 at 2 p.m. at the Evergreen First united Methodist Church with the Rev. Ed ( More Salter page two) Deabler officiating. Burial was in the Bermuda Community Cemetery, cope Funeral Home directing. Survivors include two sons, Marvin D. Salter, and his wife, Jane of Wetumpk and Gerald V. Salter and his wife, Sharon of Evergreen, one daughter, Diana S. Crabtree and her husband, Harry of Rincon, Ga.; two brothers, Plamer Watson of Bermuda and Frank Watson of Hewitt, Texas; two sisters, Louise Nicholas of Mobile and Thera Conner of Atlanta, Ga.; six grandchildren, Brent I. Salter and his wife, Nicole of Evergreen, Carmon S. Bayles and her husband, Tony of Monroeville, Heathers S. Taylor and her husband, James of Atlanta, Ga., Kevin O. Crabtree and Caroline M. Crabtree, both of Rincon, Ga., and Allison D. Crabtree of Knoxville, Tenn.; three great grandchildren, Alexandria Taylor, Cody Taylor and Eli Bayles and 16 nieces and nephews. IN MEMORY OF: IN LOVING MEMORY ( photo) MARY N. BROWN March 17, 1939-Feb. 8, 2004 Because we loved you, you will never really be gone from us. Time will pass but it will never erase the love our hearts shared with you. We miss your smile, we miss your laughter, we miss your caring heart that touched us all in a special way. We know that you are living in the shelter of our Lord. Although it's been a year, you will never be forgotten. The memories that we hold will always keep near. We Love You. Sadly missed by Your daughter, grandsons, mother, sisters, brothers, nieces, nephews, cousins, in-laws and friends. IN MEMORY OF (photo) SARA MICHELLE LYONS Dec 29, 1985-Feb. 22, 2003 We love and miss you very much. Sadly missed by Your Loving Family Hope this will help someone find family members...good luck

Bill, I have a little bit of Stallworth research because Sallie Stallworth Bryan (daughter of Nick) married (2nd) Stephen R. Hartley, the brother of my grandmother Mary Jane Hartley Morris. The obit of Martha Lee Stallwworth just happened to be right under the obit of my relative Royal Bennett LEE, so when I copied his, I copied hers also. Cheryll Descendants of Nicholas "Nick" Stallworth by CMS Generation No. 1 1. NICHOLAS "NICK"1 STALLWORTH was born August 1845 in Alabama, and died Bet. 1900 - 1910 in probably Conecuh Co., Alabama. He married SARAH EUGENIA UNKNOWN Abt. 1864. She was born October 1842 in Georgia, and died (before 1910?) in probably Conecuh Co., Alabama. Notes for NICHOLAS "NICK" STALLWORTH: 1870 Conecuh Co. Alabama Beat 4, Evergreen, July 1870 172/172 Stallworth Nick 24 m w 6000 1000 Alabama Sarah E. 24 f w Georgia Georgia 4 f Alabama Laura V. 2 f James A. 2/12 m Brown, Martha 20 f m? Domestic servant Char____? 3 f " Smith, Ida 16 f " Domestic servant Florida ------------------------- 1880 US Federal Census Census Place Evergreen, Conecuh, Alabama Family History Library Film 1254009 NA Film Number T9-0009 Page Number 138A Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace Nicholas STALLWORTH Self M Male W 34 AL Lawyer AL SC Sarah Eugenia STALLWORTH Wife M Female W 34 GA Keeping House GA GA Georgia Emma STALLWORTH Dau S Female W 14 AL At School AL GA Laura Vernon STALLWORTH Dau S Female W 12 AL At School AL GA James A. STALLWORTH Son S Male W 9 AL At School AL GA Nicholas Eugene STALLWORTH Son S Male W 6 AL AL GA ***Sallie STALLWORTH Dau S Female W 2 AL AL AL William Edward BROUGHTON Nephew S Male W 19 AL At School GA AL Ellen NORED Other W Female B 35 AL Servant --- --- Fronia NORED Other S Female B 15 FL Servant --- AL Minna LEWIS Other S Female B 7 AL Servant AL AL Ellen LEWIS Other S Female B 2 AL AL AL Amos ROGERS Other S Male B 50 AL Servant SC SC ---------------------------------- 1900 Conecuh Co. Ala. Precinct 11, Evergreen Town, June 16th, 1900 p. 315 ED 55 Sheet 12 272 STALLWORTH, Nicholas Head W M Aug 1845 54 M36yrs Sarah E. Wife Oct 1842 57 M36yrs 9/7 Georgia E. Dau Jul 1866 33 Laura V. Dau Dec 1867 32 *** Sallie Dau Oct 1877 22 John L. Son Dec 1881 18 Mary E. Dau Aug 1890 9 ---------------------------------- Children of NICHOLAS STALLWORTH and SARAH UNKNOWN are: i. GEORGIA EMMA 2 STALLWORTH1,2,3, b. July 1866, Conecuh Co., Alabama3; d. October 24, 1917, Butler Co. Ala.4,5. Notes for GEORGIA EMMA STALLWORTH: Miss Georgia Stallworth, sister of the late Sallie Stallworth HARTLEY died Wed. 10-24-1917 after a week's illness. She came to Georgiana four years ago to tend the children of her sister, George BRYAN and Paul HARTLEY. --------- [from the Ala. Death Index at Ancestry.com] Name: Mis Georgia Stallworth Death Date: 24 Oct 1917 Death County: Butler Volume: 5 Roll: 2 Page #: 1 07 ii. LAURA VERNON STALLWORTH6,7, b. December 18678. iii. JAMES A. STALLWORTH9, b. May 1870, Conecuh Co., Alabama10; d. December 06, 1918, Conecuh Co., Alabama; m. MARTHA LEE, Abt. 1896; b. August 1876, Burnt Corn, Conecuh Co., Alabama10; d. November 20, 1968, Evergreen, Conecuh Co. Alabama11. Notes for JAMES A. STALLWORTH: 1900 Conecuh Co. Ala. Evergreen June 18th & 19th, 1900 Ed 55 Sheet 12 276/281 Stallworth James A. May 1870 30 M 4 yrs Ala Ala Georgia Lawyer Mattie L. Aug. 1876 23 M 4 yrs. 2/2 Ala Ala Ala James A. Jr. Sept. 1897 2 N___? R. 4/12 ------------------------- 1910 Conecuh Co. Evergreen Town April 22, 1910 Cory/Cary? Street 239/252 Stallworth, James A. head m w 39 M1 14yrs Ala Ala Georgia Lawyer Mattie wife f w 33 M1 14yrs 4 child/4 living Ala Ala Ala Housekeeping/Private home James A. Jr. son 12 N. Robert son 10 Warren A. son 8 Robert L. son 5 240/253 Stallworth, Georgia head 43 Ala Ala Georgia Housekeeping/Private home Mary sister 19 Housekeeping/Private home ------------------ Name: James A. Stallworth Death Date: 06 Dec 1918 Death County: Conecuh Volume: 35 Roll: 2 Page #: 267 ----------------- Notes for MARTHA LEE: 1920 Conecuh Co. Ala. Census Township 5, Evergreen Town, Jan. 19, 1920, ED 46, Sheet 16B Main Street 368/377 Stallworth, Martha L. head f w 43 Wd. Ala Ala Ala Farmer/General farm James son 22 Warren son 18 Robert son 15 ----------------- 1930 Conecuh Co. Ala. Census Evergreen Town, April 8, 1930 Cary Street 218/226 Stallworth, Martha L. head f w 50 Wd. Ala Ala Ala Farm/Not operating James A. son 32 M at 30 Manager/___? Flossie A dau-in-law 25 M at 23 Martha S granddaughter 1 ======================== 12-5-1968 Evergreen Courant Mrs. Martha Lee STALLWORTH, 92, died on Nov. 20 at Evergreen Nursing Home. Mrs. STALLWORTH was a descendant of one of Conecuh County's pioneer families. She was the daughter of Martha MCCREARY and Dr. Robert Augustus LEE who was Probate JUdge of Conecuh County. Born in Burnt Corn, she moved to Evergreen at the age of four and lived her entire life in Conecuh County. She was the wife of James A. STALLWORTH, prominent lawyer in the firm of Stallworth and Burnett. Funeral services were held Nov. 23 at Cope Chapel with Cope Funeral Home directing. Active pallbearers were Hill STALLWORTH, DR. Joe HAGOOD, Liston L. LEE, Waynard PRICE, John Law ROBINSON, Robert H. JONES, Jr. Honorary pallbearers were Dr. Robert W. STALLWORTH, T. Y. HENDERSON, Joe B. NIX, Edwin C. PAGE, Robert LEE, Lawton Kamplain, W. Jerry DONOVAN, and John Lee BETTS. Surviving are one son, James A. STALLWORTH of Brewton; six grandchildren, Dr. Nick STALLWORTH, Jacksonville; Mrs. Beano STEELE, Suisan City, Cal.; Mrs. Martha JERNIGAN, Huntsville; Mrs. Jane RILEY, Charlotte, N.C.; Warren STALLWORTH, Pensacola; and Mrs. Jean CAMPBELL, Mobile; and 17 great-grandchildren. iv. NICHOLAS EUGENE STALLWORTH12, b. 187412. v. SALLIE STALLWORTH13, b. October 1877, Conecuh Co., Alabama14,15; d. September 05, 1913, Georgiana, Butler Co., Ala.16; m. (1) GEORGE H. BRYAN, September 30, 1900, Conecuh Co. Alabama17; d. December 23, 1908, Butler Co. Ala.18; m. (2) STEPHEN R. HARTLEY19,20,21, October 25, 1911; b. July 30, 1881, Covington Co. Alabama22; d. December 18, 1950, Georgiana, Butler County, Alabama22,23. -------------------------------------------------- 3-1-1905 Greenville Advocate Mrs. BRYAN Badly Burned Georgiana Enterprise, Feb. 23: Last Saturday afternoon Mrs. G. H. BRYAN was badly burned. She was standing very close to an open grate, and her little girl Joy was playing near. She stooped to do something for the little one, and in doing so her skirt, already hot, caught ablaze. She began an effort to extinguish the flames. The child became excited and ran to her mother. Mrs. Bryan to keep her from catching on fire had to run from the child. She ran to Mrs. W. H. KNOX next door. A colored woman attracted by her screams ran to her and with the aid of Mrs. KNOX, tore from her the burning clothing. While Mrs. BRYAN is badly burned she will recover and at this hour is resting quietly. It is indeed fortunate that the fire did not reach her face, though the lower limbs and back are terribly burned. Little Joy was not burned at all as was first reported. ------------------------------------ from the Greenville Advocate (9/13/1913) "Mrs. S. R. Hartley, daughter of the late Nick Stallworth of Evergreen, died at her home in Georgiana on Saturday. She was survived by her husband and other relatives." ------------------- [from the Ala. Death Index at Ancestry.com] Mrs S R Hartley 05 Sep 1913 Butler 3 62 1 ----------------- Notes for GEORGE H. BRYAN: ]from the Ala. Death Index] Name: G H Bryan Death Date: 23 Dec 1908 Death County: Butler Volume: 1 Certificate: 382 Roll: 1 Marriage Notes for SALLIE STALLWORTH and GEORGE BRYAN: [from the Conecuh Record, Nov. 1, 1900] BRYAN-STALLWORTH Wedding The marriage of the beautiful and accomplished daughter of Hon. Nicholas STALLWORTH, Miss Sallie, on yesterday evening, was an occasion of broader interest than any event that has occurred in Evergreen for some years. The fortunate man was Mr. George H. BRYAN, a successful druggist of Georgiana, who has been among the most faithful of Miss STALLWORTH's admirers. The happy ceremony occurred at the Episcopal church which had been tastefully decorated by the loving hands of admiring friends. The little church house was packed with friends of the contracting parties and many were unable to get near the door. The ceremony was performed by Rev. G. R. UPTON, who had known the bride from childhood, and this fact added interest to the happy event. Two happier hearts were never united for "weal or for woe" and the beautiful bride, most worthily won, carries with her the heartiest good wishes of all the people of Evergreen, who are her friends. The large gathering attested the popularity of the interested parties, and the quick leaves-taking of the bridal couple on the afternoon train, gave but a short time for hasty congratulations and sad good-byes. Evergreen has never known a more charming girl than Miss ... [rest is missing due to my poor photograph]. More About STEPHEN R. HARTLEY: Burial: Oakwood Cemetery, Georgiana, Alabama24,25 Occupation: dentist/Georgiana, Alabama vi. JOHN L. STALLWORTH26, b. December 188126. vii. MARY E. STALLWORTH26,27, b. August 189028. -----Original Message----- From: Bill King <BillKing@houston.rr.com> To: ALCONECU-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Wed, 22 Jun 2005 15:56:37 -0500 Subject: [ALCONECU] Canebrake News Item Copied from: The February 9, 1861 Edition of Harper's Weekly at: http://www.sonofthesouth.net/leefoundation/civil-war-feb-1861/civil-war-alabama-secession.htm JAMES A. STALLWORTH, who represents the first or Mobile District in the House of Representatives, was born in Conecuh County, Alabama, on the 7th of April, 1822. After having received an academical education he studied law, passed a high examination, and has since enjoyed a lucrative practice. He was twice elected District-Attorney for the circuit in which he practices, and was a member of the State Legislature from 1845 to 1848. After having been defeated by the Know Nothings, he was, in 1857, elected to Congress, where he is a universal favorite, ever ready with an anecdote or a repartee, yet none the less determined in maintaining the rights of his native State. -------------------- Family of James Adams Stallworth & Harriett Emaline Crosby of Conecuh County, Alabama 1 James Adams Stallworth 1822 - 1861 .. +Harriett Emaline Crosby 1821 - Unknown Children: .... 2 Mary E. Stallworth 1842 - .... 2 John C. Stallworth 1843 - .... 2 Nicholas Stallworth 1845 - Unknown ........ +Sarah Eugenia Hines 1842 - Unknown ........... 3 James Adam Stallworth 1870 - 1918 ............... +Martha Olivia Lee 1877 - 1968 ........... 3 Sallie Stallworth Unknown - ............... +George H. Bryan Unknown - .... 2 James A. 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Copied from: The February 9, 1861 Edition of Harper's Weekly at: http://www.sonofthesouth.net/leefoundation/civil-war-feb-1861/civil-war-alabama-secession.htm JAMES A. STALLWORTH, who represents the first or Mobile District in the House of Representatives, was born in Conecuh County, Alabama, on the 7th of April, 1822. After having received an academical education he studied law, passed a high examination, and has since enjoyed a lucrative practice. He was twice elected District-Attorney for the circuit in which he practices, and was a member of the State Legislature from 1845 to 1848. After having been defeated by the Know Nothings, he was, in 1857, elected to Congress, where he is a universal favorite, ever ready with an anecdote or a repartee, yet none the less determined in maintaining the rights of his native State. -------------------- Family of James Adams Stallworth & Harriett Emaline Crosby of Conecuh County, Alabama 1 James Adams Stallworth 1822 - 1861 .. +Harriett Emaline Crosby 1821 - Unknown Children: .... 2 Mary E. Stallworth 1842 - .... 2 John C. Stallworth 1843 - .... 2 Nicholas Stallworth 1845 - Unknown ........ +Sarah Eugenia Hines 1842 - Unknown ........... 3 James Adam Stallworth 1870 - 1918 ............... +Martha Olivia Lee 1877 - 1968 ........... 3 Sallie Stallworth Unknown - ............... +George H. Bryan Unknown - .... 2 James A. Stallworth 1848 - .... 2 Sallie Stallworth 1851 - Bill King 281-493-6767 BillKing@houston.rr.com

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/4R.2ADE/659.1.3.1 Message Board Post: Hello, I am Earvin L. Rosier, Sr. My grandfather, Frank Stallworth, was born and reared in Beatrice. He left to live in Carrabelle, Florida about the time of the start of World War I. His mother was Emma Stallworth, and I believe his father's name was William Stallworth. He had at least 2 Brothers, Terry & "Will" Stallworth. They moved to Detroit, Michigan, worked & retired from Crysler Motors, and moved to Pensacola, Florida or back to the Beatrice Alabama. He had 2 sisters, Annie Lee & Beatrice. Annie Lee lived in Monroeville, Alabama until her death some time after 1957. I would deeply appreciate you sharing your research, and pledge to do the same as I develop data. Thank you. Earvin

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/4R.2ADE/1641 Message Board Post: 17 November 1927 Issue of Local Paper in Evergreen, Conecuh County, AL reads: "Uncle Jack Booker, who lived near Pine Apple, in Monroe County, about 25 miles north of Evergreen, died Saturday afternoon, November 12, at the remarkably ripe age of 106 years. He had enjoyed excellent health throughout his long life and was only sick a short time before his death. It is said that he was unusually well preserved in mind and body for a person this age. He was able to recall with ease and in vivid manner much of the early history of this country. Up until his death he was able to look after the affairs of his farm home. He served faithfully as a soldier in the Confederate army throughout the war. A very striking thing about his service in the war is that he and one of his sons enlisted at the same time and both served through the war. Uncle Jack was a native of Conecuh County, having been born near Skinnerton. Many of his descendants and relatives now live in this county. He is survived by several children. Funeral services were held at Awin Sunday afternoon by Rev. Jos. Melton. A large crowd of relatives and friends were present to pay a last tribute to this excellent citizen."

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/4R.2ADE/1640 Message Board Post: Funeral services for Mrs. Sallie Salter were held at her late residence Friday morning at 10:30 o'clock following an illness of several months. The end came Thursday, May 19th, about ten o'clock. Mrs. Salter was 70 years of age and had been a life long resident of Evergreen. She is survived by three daughters, Mrs. J.T. West of Miami, Fla.; Mrs. McCager Thomas of Hope Hull, Ala.; and Miss Abernetta Salter of Evergreen; two sons, O'Neal and Parker Salter of Evergreen; and one sister, Mrs. Winters of Atlanta. Funeral services were conducted by her pastor, Rev. C. P. Rigler of the Presbyterian church of which she has been a member for a long number of years. Interment was made in the family burying ground west of town. The Conecuh Record, 26 May 1927

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/4R.2ADE/573.1.2 Message Board Post: Hi, I'm a desc of this family, how are you related? I havent done any research in several years. The earliest ancestor I know about is Henry Hawsey b @ 1786ish. Do you know any thing about this Henry, or his parents. His wife was Polly.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/4R.2ADE/573.2 Message Board Post: I am a descendant of Andrew and Sarah B Hawsey. I saw your query about Queenie. I have some pictures of Queenie Hawsey, b. Florida. and also some of Andrew and Sarah. Would be happy to share with you.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/4R.2ADE/1593.1.1 Message Board Post: Hi Donnie, have done some research on my own Herman and Ruby's son Connie have a daughter together Amanda and her and her hubby Bobby gave us a granddaughter Kourtney Jade she's 8 months old now and I am doing this history for her.....Any information would be appreacated ....such as who their parnets were.Thanks Tami

The correct GPS coordinates for (1) Ward-Witherington and (2) Witherington Cemeteries in Conecuh County are : Ward-Witherington Cemetery: 31 deg 35.270 min N 086 deg 57.408 min W (altitude: 262') Located at Fort Sepulga, east of Bowles Church. Witherington Cemetery (CR-#22): 31 deg 31.309 min N 087 deg 00.426 min W (altitude: 339') Located on CR #22, about 1/2 mile west of Hwy 83 north of Evergreen, AL. Bill King 281-493-6767 BillKing@houston.rr.com

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/4R.2ADE/1593.1 Message Board Post: I have some imf. on this family if you need it e-mail me what you need

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/4R.2ADE/1638 Message Board Post: Looking for any info on the Teel/Teal of old town .... and how they maybe related to the Hudson's interested in TRC Teel

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/4R.2ADE/1635.1.1.1 Message Board Post: Sherry, thanks for the posting and reply, mw

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/4R.2ADE/1635.1.1 Message Board Post: I believe that would indeed be our own Pinckney D. Bowles of the Conecuh Guards. According to family records, Col. Bowles passed away Jul 25, 1910 and he and his wife, Alice Irene (Stearns) Bowles are both buried in the Old Historical Evergreen Cemetery.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/4R.2ADE/1635.1 Message Board Post: Sherry, Witnessed by P D bowles.. would that be Pinckney Bowles formerly of the Conecuh Guards? thanks, mw

from the Butler Co. News, 8-16-1951 GEORGE BARNEY PARKER George Barney Parker, age 76, died Saturday at 2 p.m. at his home on Route 3, Red Level. He has been ill for over five years. He was a retired farmer and a member of the First Baptist Church. He had lived in Red Level for the past 45 years. He is survived by three sons, Virgil G. Parker and George Parker, Route 3, Red Level, and Cyril F. Parker, Gadsden; two sisters, Mrs. Ella Foshee, Tuscaloosa and Mrs. Winnie Russell, Panama City; two grandchildren. Funeral services were held from Long Branch Church in Conecuh County Sunday at 3 p.m. Interment was in the church cemetery, Foreman Funeral Home of Andalusia in charge. ------------------------ from www.trackingyourroots.com Long Branch aka Cohassett Cemetery Compiled by Lisa R. Franklin, 1992 T5N R14E S19 *off Hwy 84 on dirt road with sign "1 mile to Long Branch Church" *Parker, George B. Jul 25, 1875 Aug 11, 1951 Parker, George B. Parker Jr. Jan 2, 1919 Jan 6, 1972 Parker, Olifford T. son of G.B. & Nobia Parker Jun 26, 1908 Apr 24, 1910 Parker, Zenobia Foshee wife of George B Parker Sr. Nov. 4, 1881 Apr 13, 1950 -------------------------- *Barney Parker was the son of Phillip T. Parker and W. Adeline Hinson. PT and WAH Parker are buried at Macedonia Cemetery in Butler Co., Alabama. --------------- Hope this helps someone. Cheryll