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Donna R. Causey, a native of Alabama, spent many years in the classroom teaching students with learning difficulties. Once she retired, she finally had time to follow her passion for discovering little-known or forgotten gems of history.
Donna developed the websites (alabamapioneers.com) and (daysgoneby.me) to share and preserve the treasures she found. These websites led to publishing books with her compiled information.
She ventured into the world of historical fiction with her first series, Tapestry of Love. The family's destiny continues in the second series, The Cottinghams, with Discordance.
Donna states:
"While studying the old, fragile paper trails left behind, it dawned on me that I was also creating my own legacy through the minor decisions I made each day and my descendants will have the advantage of technological stored data about me. I hope they will be proud of the legacy I am leaving behind."
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James Acton, Sr. was born 1746, Longnor, Shropshire, England and died Elizabeth McCraft (b. 1750 Scotland – d. 1823 Garrard, Kentucky, USA). James died 1764 in Henry County, Virginia.
This compilation of the Alabama descendants of James Acton, Sr.(1746-1819) follows his son, John James Acton descendants who moved to Alabama and is filled with sources and anecdotal records.
Many transcribed deeds, church minutes, cemetery records, endnotes, anecdotal stories of descendants have been included.
Descendants names in the book include the following: BAILEY, BASS, BEARDEN, BLEVINS, BOOTHE, BROWN, BYARS, CALDWELL, CASTINE, CROSS, DAVIS, DUKE, FROST, GODWIN, HARRIS, JOHNSON, JONES, LEE, MASKE, MCCRAFT, MORRIS, MYRICK OLDHAM, PATTON, REED, ROBERTS, ROGERS, SAWYER, STREET, TOWNLEY, TRUELL, USSERY, WALDROP, WATKINS, WHARTON, WILLIAMS, WILSON, WOOD, WRIGHT
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Donna R. Causey is a native of Alabama. Donna has a passion for history and owns the website www.alabamapioneers.com. She has also authored numerous genealogy books. Ribbon of love is the first in her historical fiction series, Tapestry of Love, set in colonial Virginia. Faith and Courage is the second in the series. Type Donna R. Causey in the search box above to see all her books.
“In my personal genealogy research, I often spent days in courthouses, libraries and cemeteries as well as considerable expense copying records only to discover that I was following in another researcher's footsteps. I could have saved myself time, effort and a lot of money if I'd only known of this research earlier.”
SEARCHING IN E-BOOKS
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You can check to see if this is your family line by downloading a Sample of the Outline of Descendants in the first pages of this E-book.
John Green was born Jan 17, 1768 in South Carolina, son of Benjamin Green. The Greens ran a tavern in Chester Co, PA. They were an English Quaker family who immigrated to Pennsylvania in 1686. By the 1760's and early 1770's, they were in Long Cane Creek in Granville, South Carolina.
Some of their children and descendants are in Alabama while others moved to Louisiana, Arkansas and Texas.
Descendant surnames include: ALLEN, ANGELL, ARNOLD, BATTLE, BIRDWELL, BLAKE, BOWMAN, CAFFEE, CARTEE, CHAMPION, CHURCH, CLARDY, COLBURN, COOK, CORLEY, CURT, DAVIDSON, DEASON, DERAMUS, EADY, ELLIS, FANCHER, FARRINGTON, FITCH, GEDDIE, GRIFFITH, HARRISON, HESTER, HUBBARD, JADIE, JAMES, JONES, KAGLE, KEESE, KELLY, KERR, KINNEY, KORNEGAY, LAMONT, LANGSTON, LAWLEY, LNU, LOWERY, LYNCH, MITCHELL, MORGAN, NICHOLS, OWEN, PARKER, PEET, PHELPS, PRATT, RANDOLPH, RAWLINSON, RAY, REACH, REED, REYNOLDS, RILEY, RUSSEL, SHERBERT, SHUTTLESWORTH, SMITH, STARR, STORY, THOMPSON, TIMBERLAKE, TROTT, TRUCKS, WARD, WILLIAMS,WOODS, WOOLLEY, WORTHINGTON, WALLACE, WHITFIELD, YEAGER, ZACHIE
About The Author
Donna R. Causey is a native of Alabama. Donna has a passion for history and owns the website www.alabamapioneers.com. She has also authored numerous genealogy books. Ribbon of love is the first in her historical fiction series, Tapestry of Love, set in colonial Virginia. Faith and Courage is the second in the series. Type Donna R. Causey in the search box above to see all her books.
“Don't waste precious time and money completing genealogy research others have done! Take advantage of what other genealogy researchers have discovered and download this E-books in minutes to your computer or E-reader today. E-books can be easily downloaded directly to your computer with FREE APPS.”
The Arnold Family has been in Alabama since the early days of statehood. This compilation includes notes, sources and information found on descendants of Benjamin Arnold and his wife Ann Hendrix of Virginia found in Alabama records. Descendant, Thomas Arnold, was a Revolutionary War Soldier and his pension claim for military service is included in this compilation.
Descendant surnames include: AGNEW, ANDERSON, BAIRD, BATTLE, BECK, BENJAMIN, BETTISON, BLACKWELL, BOLLING, BOWDEN, BROWN, BRYSON, BUFORD, CAFFEE, CAMP, CANNON, CARSTAPHEN, CARTER, CASH, CASTLE, CORLEY, COX, CRANE, CRISP, CUMMINS, CURBE, CURT, DAVIS, DEASON, DILLARD, DOUGLAS, DUNKLIN, EADY, EICHELBERGER, ELLIS, ELLISON, FARRINGTON, FULTON, GAINES, GAITHER, GARRETT, GLOVER, GRAVES, GRAY, GRIFFITH, HAMILTON, HARDIN, HARPOLE, HART, HENDRICK, HENRY, HICKS, HOLCOMBE, HOOPER, HOPE, HURLEY, JAMES, JONES, KAFER, KERSH, KIRKPATRICK, KNIGHT, LANGSTON, LAMONT, LAW, LOWE, LYBRAND, MARTIN, MCATEE, MCCOLLUM, MCCRARY, MCCUEN, MCDAVID, MCEACHERN, MCFALL, MCKINNEY, MEADOWS, MERCHANT, MERRITT, MILLER, MILES, MIMS, MITCHELL, MOONEY, NUNN, OWEN, PARKER, PINSON, PRATT, PRIDGEON, PRINCE, RAMSEY, RAY, REYNOLDS, ROSS, ROTTENBERRY, RUSSEL, SANDERS, SAUNDERS, SCHWARTZ, SEWELL, SIMS, SMITH, SMITHERMAN, STARR, STEVENSON, STONE, STUCKEY, SUGGS, SULLIVAN, TALLET, TAYLOR, THOMAS, THOMASON, THOMPSON, TIERCE, TRUCKS, WALLACE, WALLER, WATERS, WATKINS, WEAVER, WESTMORELAND, WHARTER, WILLIS, WILSON, WINN, WOOD, WOODSON, WOOLLEY, WRIGHT, WYATT, ZELLARS
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Due to the various sized fonts and electronic devices on which E-books are read, it is impossible to provide an Index that would take you to a certain page. However, the Search/Find feature on your electronic device will assist you in finding names or places in this E-book
You can check to see if this is your family line by downloading the Sample the Descendant Outline of the beginning pages of this E-book.
About The Author
Donna R. Causey is a native of Alabama. Donna has a passion for history and owns the website www.alabamapioneers.com. She has also authored numerous genealogy books. Ribbon of love is the first in her historical fiction series, Tapestry of Love, set in colonial Virginia. Faith and Courage is the second in the series. Type Donna R. Causey in the search box above to see all her books.
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Donna shares how she "got bitten" by the genealogy bug. She imparts her amazement at how much can be learned about the history of this country as well as one's own family by researching one's family tree. And what's more amazing is that she was able to go back with her family to the 1600s in England, over 400 years.
The author has a website where she is asked many "how to" questions by the participants. She advises one to use a computer for their research and seems to describe the use of genealogy software as an easy task and quite intuitive. She identifies many excellent genealogy websites for the new user, some of which I hadn't known about despite my history of 20 years of searching for my family tree, much of it on the internet. The author provides sample interview questions for eliciting past stories from family elders. She gives quite a few tips on how to organize your materials to make the best use of your time. She includes everything a "newby" to the genealogy research field will need to get started and more. And for those with more experience, she includes tips on how to break down the "brick walls" that researchers inevitably encounter and she advises readers to challenge the assumptions in family lore and stories when the brick wall is hit. She also identifies many of the pitfalls inherent in requested records. And if you've ever gone to a courthouse to search without preparing yourself for the kinds of questions you'll need to ask, you will appreciate the author's advice about getting ready first. You'll save yourself time in the long run.
About The Author
Donna R. Causey, native of Alabama, was a teacher in the public school system for twenty years. After she retired, Donna found time to focus on her lifetime passion for historical writing with her website www.alabamapioneers.com. She has also authored numerous genealogy books. Ribbon of love is the first in her historical fiction series, Tapestry of Love, set in colonial Virginia. Faith and Courage is the second in the series.
Surnames found in this book include; ACTON, ALEXANDER, ALLEN, ALLGOOD, ASHMORE, AVERY, AYETTOTT, AYLETT, BAILEY, BAINS, BAKER, BALCH, BANDY, BARHAM, BARNETT, BARRONS, BASS, BEALER, BEARDEN, BELL, BEMAN, BENGE, BENTON, BEVILL, BILLINGSLEA, BISHOP, BLANTON, BLEDSOE, BLEVINS, BLOUNT, BOOTHE, BOYD, BOYLE, BRAGG, BRASHER, BRIELAND, BRINKER, BRATTON, BRITTON, BROWN, BRYAN, BULLOCK, BURNETT, BURROW, BUTLER, BYARS, BYNUM, BYRUM, CAHILL, CALDWELL, CARPENTER, CARTER, CASEY, CLAYTON, CLEVELAND, CLIETT, CLOWAR, CLOWER, COHEN, CORLEY, CRAIG, CRAWFORD, CROCKETT, CROSS, CROWSON, DANIEL, DAVIS, DEAN, DESHAZO, DICKENSON, DILBANE, DOLLAR, DUKE, ELLIOTT, ELLIS, EDGE, ESSMAN, ESTILL, FANNIN, FARLEY, FARR, FAVRE, FERRELL, FINNEY, FLOURNOY, FOUST, FRASER, FREEZE, FROST, FULTON, GAILEY, GARRETT, GIBSON, GLIDEWELL, GODDEN, GODWIN, GOODGAME, GOODSON, GREEN, GRIFFIN, GRIFFITH, GRIGGS, GRIMMETT, GULLAHORE, GULLEHORN, HAFNER, HAGIN, HAIL, HALE, HAMILTON, HANNAH, HANEY, HANSARD, HARDIN, HARKINS, HARLESS, HARRIS, HARRISON, HAYES, HAZARD, HEARNE, HESTER, HICKS, HILL, HODGES, HOLBROOK, HOLLINGSWORTH, HORTON, HOWARD, HUDSON, HUTCHINSON, JOHNSON, JONES, KIDD, KIERDON, KNOWLES, LALADY, LANIER, LAVINSKY, LAWLER, LEATHERWOOD, LEE, LEEPER, LEONARD, LINDSAY, LINDSEY, LOFTIN,LOONEY, LOVELADY, MAHAN, MARDIS, MARLOW, MARONEY, MASKE, MASON, MATHEWS, MATTHEWS, MAXWELL, MCCAIN, MCCLINTON, MCCRAFT, MCGOWAN, MCLANAHAN, MCLEOD, MCLEROY, MCMAHON, MCNAIR, MCNEAR, MCNEELY, MCNEER, MCPHERSON, MEREDITH, MERONEY, MERRELL, MILES, MILLER, MILLS, MILSTEAD, MITCHELL, MOORE, MORGAN, MORRIS, MOSTELLER, MOWDEY, MUNDINE, MURPHY, MURRY, MUSE, MYRICK, NABORS, NAISH, NEAL, NELSON, NEWMAN, NIVENS, NORTH, NUNNALLY, OLDHAM, ORR, OZLEY, PARKER, PARKS, PATTON, PAYNE, PEARSON, PERRY, PERSON, PETERS, PITNER, POINTER, POWERS, PRENTICE, QUINN, RANDALL, RASBERRY, REED, REEVES, REID, ROBERTS, ROBERTSON, ROGERS, ROY, SAWYER, SHACKELFORD, SHANK, SHAW, SMITH, STERRETT, STORRS, STREET, STRIPLING, TEAGUE, THOMPSON, TRUELL, TURNER, WALDROP, WALLACE, WARD, WARE, WATKINS, WATROUS, WATSON, WEEKS, WEST, WHARTON, WHITE, WIGGINS, WILLINGHAM, WILLSON, WILSON, WOOLEY, WOOLLEY, WRIGHT
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No bounty land was available in many of the Original Thirteen colonies because the states lacked enough vacant land to support the policy so the government looked to the frontier in the western domains for awarding bounty land. This practice served an additional purpose. With veterans settled on frontier lands, the states could rely on a military force from the revolutionary soldier to protect the settlements from Indians.
Many of these soldiers received grants in Georgia, Tennessee and the Mississipi Territory, parts of which later became the state of Alabama.
This book includes genealogical and biographical information on 26 Revolutionary Soldiers who were in early Alabama and/or collected military pensions for their service.
The soldiers in this volume are: JAMES CALDWELL, JOHN YOUNG, CAPT. ANTHONY WINSTON, WILLIAM SANDERS, CAPTAIN WILLIAM ARMISTEAD, WILLIAM WICKER, BRYANT ADAMS, WILLIAM PULLEN, GEORGE AGNEW, JOHN WEBSTER, ROBERT WESTON, GEORGE TAYLOR, GOV. JOHN SEVIER, JAMES ROBERTSON, HARRISON NICHOLSON, JAMES MCCRORY, DAVID MURRAY, CHARLES LITTLETON, DAVID LINDSAY, EPHRAIM KIRBY, JOHN WADE KEYES, COL. JOSPEH HUGHES, SAMUEL TOWNSEND, JOHN TOWNSEND, HENRY TOWNSEND, and ANDREW TOWNSEND
Some surnames mentioned – ADAMSON, AIREY, ANDERSON, ARMSTEAD, ARMSTRONG, ARNOLD, ASKEW, AUGUSTINE, AVERY, BAKER, BALDIN, BANKHEAD, BARNES, BASS, BATCHELOR, BATSON, BAUGHMAN, BAXLEY, BAXTER, BELL, BENETT, BENNETT, BERRY, BINION, BLACK, BLACKSHEAR, BLOUNT, BONHAM, BOND, BONNER, BOWDOIN, BOWEN, BOX, BOYETT, BRACKIN, BRISBANE, BRITT, BROWN, BRUINER, BRYAN, BULLOCK, BUNKER, BURDESHAM, BURDESHAW, BURKETT, BURNS, BUSH, BUTLER, BYRD, CALHOUN, CALVERT, CAMERON, CANNON, CARLISLE, CARMICHAEL, CARROLL, CARTER, CAWLEY, CHAFIN, CHANCEY, CHERRY, CHILDS, CHRISTIAN, CLARK, CLAYTON, CLEMMONS, CLYATT, COBB, CODY, COE, COHRON, COLLINS, COMER, COOK, COOPER, COREY, CORLEY, COTTON, CRAIG, CRANBERRY, CRARY, CRAWFORD, CRYMES, CULBRETH, CULVER, CUMBIA, CUMBIE, CURETON, DANIELS, DANNELLY, DAUGHERTY, DAVIS, DAWSEY, DAY, DEATON, DEESE, DINKINS, DOMINGUS, DOZIER, DRUNER, DUPREE, DURHAM, DYKES, EARTIN, ECLANEY, EDENFIELD, EDMONDSON, EDWARDS, ELLIS, ELLISON, ENNIS, ESPY, EZELLE, FAILS, FAIRCLOTH, FALLON, FARMER, FAULK, FELDER, FENN, FERRELL, FLEMING, FLOWERS, FOLKES, FORAKER, FORDHAM, FORRESTER, FORTNER, FORTSON, FOWLER, FULLER, FULTON, GAINES, GALLOWAY, GANEY, GARDNER, GARNER, GAY, GAYLORD, GELLERSTEDT, GHENT, GIBSON, GILLEY, GILMAN, GISSENDANNER, GIVEN, GLOVER, GODWIN, GOOLSBY, GRANBERRY, GRANGER, GRANT, GRANTHAM, GREEN, GUY, HALL, HALLIBURTON, HALLON, HAMBURGER, HARMON, HAMMOND, HAMRICK, HARRIS, HARRISON, HART, HARTLERY, HARUM, HATCHER, HAYS, HEAD, HEARD, HEARST, HEFLIN, HELMS, HERRING, HERRINGTON, HICKS, HILL, HILLIARD, HILLMAN, HILSON, HOBBS, HODGES, HOLLAN, HOLLAND, HOLLIS, HOLMAN, HOPKINS, HORNSBY, HOWARD, HOWELL, HUDSON, HUGHES, HUNTER, HUTCHINSON, JACKSON, JARVIS, JOHNSON, JONES, JORDAN, JOYNAR, JUDAY, JUSTICE, KAY, KEMP, KENNEDY, KERN, KEYON, KEYTON, KILLINGSWORTH, KINCEY, KING, KIRKLAND, KNIGHT, KNOX, KOONCE, KORNEGAY, KRUGER, LANE, LARSEN, LAYFIELD, LEE, LESLIE, LEWIS, LINER, LISENBY, LOCKWORTH, LOFTIN, LONSFORD, LOVE, LURIE, MACK, MANN, MARLOW, MARTIN, MATTHEWS, MAY, MAYFOLKS, MAXWELL, MCARTHUR, MCCALLUM, MCCANTS, MCANULTY, MCCARDELL, MCCARTY, MCCOY, MCGILVERY, MCLEOD, MCCRARY, MCDANIEL, MCDONALD, MCEACHERN, MCEACHRN, MCELROY, MCGRIFF, MCINTYRE, MCKENZIE, MCKISSACK, MCKNIGHT, MCMICHAEL, MCNEIL, MCREE, MEADE, MENZIES, MERCER, MERRRIT, MERRITT, MESSER, METCALF, MEYROVITZ, MILES, MILFORD, MILLER, MOODY, MOORE, MORGAN, MOSELEY, MOTES, MOULTHROPE, MOYE, MULLENS, MUNN, MURPHY, NEWSOM, NEWTON, NORRIS, NORTH, NOWELL, OAKLEY, O'NEAL, OUTLAW, PALMER, PARKER, PARISH, PATTERSON, PAYNE, PEACOCK, PEARCE, PETERMAN, PICKHORN, PIERSON, PICKETT, PILCHER, POLLARD, PORTER, POTTS, POWELL, POYNOR, PRATT, PRICE, URVIS, RALSTER, RAPPORT, REED, REEVES, REGISTER, RENFROE, RICHARDS, RICHMOND, RISTER, ROBERTSON,ROBISN, ROLAND, ROSEHEIM, ROSSHEIM, SALIBA, SANDERS, SAXON, SCSAMELL, SEALE, SEALS, SEARCY, SEAY, SELLERS, SENN, SHEA, SHINHOLSTER, SILCOX, SINGLETARY, SKIPPER, SLATER, SLATTER, SMART, SMITH, SNELL, SOLLURIE, SOUTHERLAND, SPONER, STAPLETON, STEELE, STEPHENS, STEPHENSON, STEWART, STOUGH, STREET, STRICKLAND, STRONG, STURIEVANT, TAYLOR, TEDDER, TEMPLE, THOMAS, THOMLEY, TOMKINS, THOMPSON, TINDELL, TRAMMELL, TRAWICK, URQUART, USSERY, VANN, VICKERY, WADDELL, WADKINS, WALDEN, WALKER, WALLS, WARD, WATFORD, WATSON, WALTNEY, WEBB, WELCH, WEST, WHALEY, WHEELER, WHIDDEN, WHIDDON, WHISNANT, WHITAKER, WHITE, WILLIAM, WILLIAMS, WINDHAM, WILSON, WINBURN, WINTERS, WOOD, WORD, WRIGHT, YONCE, YOUNG
About The Author
Along with her website, www.alabamapioneers.com, Donna R. Causey, has authored many genealogy books. Ribbon of love is the first in her historical fiction series set in colonial Virginia. Type Donna R. Causey in the search box to see all her books.
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This book is filled with 418 pages of the descendants of Charles Abercrombie, with census records and many notes. Due to the various sized fonts and electronic devices on which E-books are read, it is impossible to provide an Index that would take you to a certain page. However, the Search/Find feature on your electronic device will assist you in finding names or places in this E-book. Charles Abercrombie, son of Robert Abercrombie and Jane Gresham, was born March 4, 1742, in Bath County, Virginia (now Orange County, NC). He was appointed Justice of the Peace in Orange County, NC and was First Captian in the Hillsboro District of the North Carolina Line in 1778. Charles Abercrombie married Edwina Dicey Malinda Book on Dec. 18, 1769 in Mecklenburg, NC. She was born October 6, 1751 in Mecklenburg, NC. They moved to Georgia by 1825 where he died August 23, 1819. Many of his descendants migrated to Alabama. Edwina Booth died in September of 1804. Charles served in the Revolutionary War and Edwina is the daughter of a Revolutionary War soldier. . Descendant surnames include: ALEXANDER, ARIAIL, ARMSTRONG, BACON, BAIRD, BAKER, BALDWIN, BAILEY, BARNES, BATTLE, BEATY, BELCHER, BELSER, BERRY, BIBB, BLACK, BLANCHARD, BOLLING, BONEY, BOOTH, BRANHAM, BRANTLEY, BREWSTER, BRIDGES, BROWN, BRYAN, CADE, CANNON, CARR, CARSON, CARTER, CARY, CASTELLOW, CHAMBERS, CHAUTARD, CHILD, CHILTON, CHRISTENBERRY, CLANTON, COBB, COLLINS, COMER, COOKE, CRAWFORD, CRENSHAW, CROWELL, CURRY, DAVIDSON, DAVIS, DICK, DRIVER, DUER, DUMONT, DUPREE, ELEY, EPPING, FARR, FELDER, FERRELL, FISHER, FLETHCHER, FLINT, FLUCKER, FOSHEE, FRASER, FRENCH, GAINES, GARY, GOBERT, GOLDEN, GOLSON, GORDON, GREENLEAF, GRIMES, HALL, HANDY, HARDEN, HAYDEN, HEFLIN, HICKEY, HIGGINS, HIGH, HILTON-GRENN, HODGSON, HOLMES, HOLT, HOPE, HORTON, HOWARD, HUBER, HURT, HYER, INGRAM, IVEY, JACKSON, JOHNSON, JORDAN, JOSEPH, JUMPER, JUREY, LAND, LANDER, LARY, LEGRAND, LESEUR, LEWIS, LONG, LOWE, MACELREATH, MARTIN, MASHBURN, MCCREARY, MCFARLAND, MCKEE, MCKIBBON, MCMICHAEL, MEYERS, MITCHELL, MOORE, MORGAN, MOSELEY, MYERS, NESBIT, NISBET, NORWOOD, OWEN, OWENS, PATTERSON, PERSON, PICKETT, PIPER, POLLARD, POU, POWELL, POWERS, RAINES, REDD, REID, RIVES, ROTHOLZ, ROSS, SADLER, SAFFOLD, SASNETT, SCANION, SHIPE, SIMMONS, SIMS, SLAPPEY, SMITH, SNODGRASS, SPEAR, SPEER, STALNAKER, STAMP, STEINHAUSER, STOUDEMIRE, STOKES, STREET, SURGIS, THOMAS, THOMPSON, THORNTON, THURMOND, TRICE, UNDERHILL, WALLIS, WARNER, WARSHAM, WATSON, WATTERS, WEEKES, WEIGHTMAN, WELLBORN, WESTBROOK, WESTCOTT, WHITTING, WILLIAMS, WILKINS, WILSON, WOOD, WOODALL, WOODWARD, WRIGHT
ABOUT THE AUTHOR Donna R. Causey is a native of Alabama and has a passion for history. She owns the website www.alabamapioneers.com and has also authored numerous genealogy books on Alabama pioneers. Ribbon of love is the first in her historical novel series, Tapestry of Love, set in colonial Virginia. Faith and Courage is the second and FreeHearts is the third in the series. See all her books at https://www.amazon.com/author/donnarcausey
Lawrence County was created by act of the Territorial Legislature of February 4, 1818. Formed from territory acquired by the Cherokee and Chicasa cession of 1816.
The early settlers of the county came from Virginia, Tennessee and the Carolinas. Many of the early settlers of Lawrence County were veterans or children of veterans of the Revolutionary War.
The Biographies of the following settlers are included in this book:
JOHN WHITE ESQ. (1778-1842)
EDMUND PIERCE ANDERSON (1800-1827)
DAVID HUNTER (b. ca. 1800) & AMBROSE HUNTER(b. ca. 1800) – brothers
JOHN GRUGETT (ca. 1774- ca. 1826)
JONATHAN BURFORD (ca. 1793- 1849)
DANIEL WASHINGTON BURFORD (1782 - 1837)
JOHN GALLAGHER (ca. 1796 - 1839)
JAMES GALLAGHER (ca. 1800 – ca. 1843)
DAVID JOHNSON GOODLETT (1804 - 1878)
JUDGE HENRY ANDERSON MCGHEE (1808-1901)
RUEL MARSHALL EARP (1828 - 1908)
DR. JAMES HIRAM EARP (1863 – aft. 1910)
CROCKETT MCDONALD (1801 - 1857)
JAMES H. MCDONALD (1826 – 1884)
JOHN GRAHAM (ca. 1792 - 1864)
PETER W. TAYLOR 91794 - 1836)
HANCE McWHORTER CUNINGHAM (ca. 1790 – ca. 1828)
JOHN HARRIS RENO/RENEAU (1764 -1848)
WILLIAM RENEAU (1788-1852)
HUGH M. WARREN (b. ca. 1800)
BOLLING CLARK BURNETT (1797 - 1862)
CALEB OWEN (ca. 1759 - 1842)
HENRY WATKINS COLLIER (B. 1801) and SCOTTS FAMILY
ARTHUR FRANCIS HOPKINS (1794 – 1866)
CHRISTOPHER C. GEWIN (1810 – 1891)
CAPTAIN DANIEL W. WRIGHT (1759 - 1838)
JOHN GREGG (ca. 1800 – 1850)
WILEY GALLAWAY ESQ (1793 – 1864)
JOHN MCDOWELL (1758 - 1841)
JOHN BURRSS SALE (1818 - 1876)
BENJAMIN SYKES (b. ca. 1745)
THE HODGES PIONEERS – Brothers COL. FLEMING HODGES (1792 – 1827) & COL WILLIAM MASON HODGES (ca. 1793 - 1835)
MATTHEW CLAY,JR. (1795-1827)
DAVID HUBBARD (1792 -1874)
THOMAS BENTON COOPWOOD (1793 -1862)
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Col. Shadrack Woolley was born around 1752 in Fairfield, South Carolina, USA and is believed to have been the son of Revolutionary War Soldier Richard Woolley (1730- 1809) and Elizabeth Woolley (1731-1768) of Chester, South Carolina. Col. Shadrack Woolley married Margaret Vardemar around 1770. She was born around 1753 and they are believed to have had the following children:
1.Reason Woolley (born 1771 in Fairfield, SC – died 1809 SC)
2.Ezekiel Woolley (born 1775 Fairfield, SC-1818 GA)
3.Basil Andrew Woolley (Jan 8, 1777 Edgefield, Chester, SC- Oct 6, 1848 Benton, Calhoun Co., AL)
After the death of Margaret, Shadrack married Nancy Ann Peacock (born 1778 Duplin, NC – died 1830 Barnwell, SC) in 1787. She was the daughter of Abraham (1732 NC – 1808 SC) and Sarah M. Elliot (born1750 - died 1814 SC) Peacock.
He married 2nd Nancy Ann Peacock around 1787 in Orangeburg, South Carolina. They had the following known children:
1.Minor Woolley (born 1787 Edgefield, Chester, SC – died 1856)
2.Mary Woolley (born 1790 SC – died Jun 10, 1809 SC)
3.Riley Green Berry Woolley (born 1794 Edgefield, SC – died Sep 1, 1869 Perry County, Alabama)
4.Elizabeth Woolley (1795 SC)
Some descendant surnames include: ABERCROMBIE, ADAIR, ALFORD, ALLEN, ATCHERSON, ATKINSON, BAILEY, BANKS, BATES, BATTLE, BATTLES, BELVION, BICE, BLACKMON, BOLINE, BOSCHUNG, BOYD, BROWN, BUCK, BULLOCK, CAMPBELL, CATES, CHANDLER, CHAPPELL, COBB, COOLEY, CORLEY, COX, DAILEY, DANIEL, DAVENPORT, DAVIS, DISHMAN, DUKE, DUKES, EDWARDS, FARRINGTON, FAUCETT, FITTS, FONDREN, FRANCIS, GARDNER, GARNER, GENTRY, GIBBONS, GIST, GOYNE, HAMILTON, HAMMOND, HARDIN, HARRINGTON, HAYES, HICKS, HILL, HOLLEY, HOLLIGAN, HOLSOMBACH, HOPKINS, HUNT, JACKSON, JAMES, JOHNSON, JONES, KEMP, KILLINGSWORTH, KINNAIRD, KINNARID, LANGSTON, LATHAM, LAWRENCE, LEACH, LENOIR, LONG, LOVEJOY, LOWERY, MASON, MAYFIELD, MAYS, MEIGS, MERCHANT, MCGAUGHY, MCHUGH, MCKINNEY, MILES, MURPHY, MYRICK, NIX, NOLEN, OLDEN, OWEN, OWENS, OZLEY, PAGE, PALMER, PARNELL, PERKINS, PILL, POPWELL, POOL, RAMSEY, RASBERRY, REACH, RISINGER, ROBBINS ROBINSON, ROEBUCK, ROTENBERRY, ROUSE, RUSSELL, SAWYER, SCOTT, SEWELL, SHEALY, SHELBY, SMITH, STEELE, STRANGE, SWEET, SWILLING, TALLEY, TATUM, TERRY, THOMPSON, THROWER, TOOLE, TUCKER, VARDAMAN, WALKER, WALLACE, WARD, WASHBURN, WASLEY, WELDON, WHITE, WILLIAMS, WILSON, WOOLEY, WORRELL, WRIGHT, YAGER, YATES, YEAGER
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All records relate to various Adams family who resided in Alabama. The families in some instances may be related to Bryant Adams but some are not.
Additional Surnames in the Adams Notes ACREE, ACREMAN, ADAMS, ADKINS, ANDREWS, ANGLIN, ANSLEY, ANTHONY, ASHE, AUTREY, BAGLEY, BALDWIN, BALLINGER, BANKHEAD, BARHAM, BARLOW, BARRETT, BASTIAN, BEAUCHAMP, BELL, BENCH, BENJAMIN, BERNEY, BIBB, BLACKSHEAR, BOSS, BOX, BRADSHAW, BROUGHTON, BROWN, BRUMBLEY, BRYAN, BRYANT, BURNS, BURRAH, BURRELL, BURUS, BUSH, BYRON, CALAWAY, CAMPBELL, CARY, CASWELL, CHAPPELL, CHESNUT, CLARKE, CLAUSELL, CLAY, COALMAN, COLE, COLEMAN, COOK, COOPER, CORALIE, COULSON, CRIDER, CROSBY, CROSS, CROSSLAND, CRUM, CUNNINGHAM, CUMBY, DABNEY, DALE, DAUPHIN, DAVIES, DAVIS, DAY, DEAN, DEARIEN, DELANCY, DODD, DOYLE, DUNN, DUTY, EASON, EDMUNDS, EDWARDS, EMICKS, ERNEST, FAIN, FARMER, FARRIS,FEASTER, FINDLEY, FORNISS, FOUNTAIN, FRANKLIN, FREEMAN, FRISBIE, FULKS, GAILLARD, GAMBLE, GAMBRELLE, GASTON, GEIGLE, GIBBINS, GLOVER, GOGGINS, GOODWIN, GOSSETT, GREEN, GRESHAM, GRIFFIN, GUINESS, GUNTER, HAGGMAN, HAGGARD, HAGOOD, HALLMARK, HAMBLETON, HAND, HANEY, HART, HARTLEY, HASSELL, HAWKINS, HEAD, HEARNDON, HERRINGTON, HILL, HINDS, HINKLE, HITSON, HOBBS, HODGES, HOGAN, HOGG, HOLCOMB, HOLLEY, HOLLIS, HOOPER, HOWARD, HOWELL, HUFFMAN, HUGHES, HUNT, IVEY, JESSON, JOCABS, JOHNSTON, JONES, KEMP, KENDRICK, KIMP, KIRKPATRICK, LAMBERT, LANDERS, LAWLER, LETT, LILES, LOCKE, LOCKHART, LONG, LUM, MACDOWELL, MACLEODE, MAHAN, MANESS, MANNING, MARLOW, MARTIN, MASON, MATHANN, MATHEWS, MATTHEWS, McADORY, McCALLASTER, MCCASLAND, McCOLL, McCORMICK, McCRACKEN, McCREIGHT, McCULLOUGH, MCDONALD, McENDREE, McGEHEE, McLELLAND, McMANUS, McMURTERY, MEADOWS, MILES, MITCHELL, MITCHNER, MOCK, MOORE, MORRIS, MORRISON, MYNATT, MYRICK, NICKLES, NICKLORS, NOBLE, NORRIS, NORTON, O'NEAL, OWEN, PACE, PAPAREL, PATTERSON, PAYNE, PEACOCK, PINKTON, POWELL, PRESTWOOD, PRICE, PROCTOR, PUGH, PUTNAM, REED, RICE, RICHARDS, RICHARDSON, RINNEY, ROBBINS, ROBERTSON, ROSE, ROSS, ROUSE, SARTIN, SAXON, SAYLORS, SELF, SELLERS, SEWELL, SEXTON, SHEEN, SHOCKLEY, SHORES, SIKES, SIMMONS, SIMS, SMITH, SNOWDEN, STALLWORTH, STEARNES, STEPHEN, STEWART, STORIE, STRAUGHN, STRIBLING, TALLEY, TANNER, TATE, TAYLOR, TEAGUE, THOMAS, THOMPSON, THOMSON, THORNSBERRY, TINSLEY, TOMLINSON, TITUS, TOLER, TRAVIS, TURNER, WALDROP, WALKER, WANN, WARD, WARREN, WATSON, WEBB, WELLS, WEST, WHITEHEAD, WHITFIELD, WHITLY, WILLIAMS, WILSON, WOOD,WOOTEN, YAUN
About The Author
Donna R. Causey is a native of Alabama. Donna has a passion for history and owns the website www.alabamapioneers.com. She has also authored numerous genealogy books. Ribbon of love is the first in her historical fiction series, Tapestry of Love, set in colonial Virginia. Faith and Courage is the second in the series. Type Donna R.
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