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| 3251 | Findagrave memorial | Sallie Ann Stewart
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| 3252 | Sallie Ann Stewart was the firstborn child of Joseph Jackson and Sara Belle Ham Stewart, arriving Dec 1842. 1850 Census shows J J 28, Sarah 24, Ann 7, Reuben 4, and Martha 2. 1860 Census shows J J 39, Sarah 35, Ann 16, Reuben 14, Martha 11, William 6, Rhoda 3, and Missouri 8 months. Still a typical Alabama family for the times. 1870 Census shows J J 59, S 40 , Ann 25, Martha 20, William 16, Rhoda 12, Belle 10, Nancy 8, Joseph 5, and, glory be, No Name 2. PLUS, Reuben 24, his wife Amanda 24, and their children George 7, Jack 4, and Frank 2. Now, comes 5 Jan 1877, when Ann Stewart at age 34 married Joel Hudson Sizemore, a widower. When she moved out of the Stewart household, she left behind Martha 28, Rhody 23, Belle 20, Nancy 18, Joseph 15, and Larkin 12. The home she moves into has three girls and a boy who have been motherless for two years. Her step-children were Annie Pearl 16, Drucilla 13, Rufus 10, and Martha 8. The 1880 Census shows nothing unusal, Annie Pearl married in 1879 so there are only three children at home and maybe things have settled in. By 1900, a lot has happened. Joel has developed "bilious fever" at 72 and George Jerman Sizemore is living with them, probably to help with the farmwork. Both Annie Pearl AND her husband have died, and their children, Willie Belle Middleton age 13 and Earnest 9 are being mothered by Sallie Ann, their step-grandmother. They've been there at least two years, maybe four, and Sallie Ann is 57 herself. Now move on to 1910. Joel has been dead for two years. and Rufus's wife Virgie has been dead for two years. Ann continues to take care of people, living with step-son Rufus and his son Raymond 21, and his daughter Nina Bell 18, her step-grandchildren. So, I count at least 15 children Sallie Ann Stewart mothered directly, via brothers/sisters/step-children/step-grandchildren; then a mother that was likely tired and worn out most of the time, and an old husband who got bilious fever, and the children of two stepchildren that died; plus all the other step-grandchildren that were coming and going from time to time. Alabama Death records say she died 27 Jan 1916, at age 73. But on a genealogy chart, she is considered childless. - Craig Burton @Findagrave.com | Sallie Ann Stewart
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| 3253 | Findagrave memorial | Lucy Sadler Street
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| 3254 | Findagrave volunteer: I searched the entire cemetery and could not find the grave. There is no legible marker with the surname Strohsnider on it. There are many stone stubbles in this cemetery and one of these may be for Johannes. | Johannes Strohschneider
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| 3255 | Findagrave memorial | Christina Strosnider
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| 3256 | Findagrave memorial | Elleanor Strosnider
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| 3257 | Res. Pittsburgh, Allegheny Co., Pennsylvania. | John Strosnider
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| 3258 | Res. Whitely Twp., Greene Co., Pennsylvania. | Michael Strosnider
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| 3259 | Findagrave memorial | Helen Strunk
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| 3260 | Findagrave memorial | Catherine Stump
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| 3261 | Findagrave memorial | Sidney Columbus Suit
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| 3262 | Findagrave memorial | Eli William Sullivan
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| 3263 | From his bio on Findagrave: Pvt. 10 Ala. Cav., Civil War He married Nelly GRAVES (nee HYATT?) in Blount Co., AL, 01 Mar 1859. Both had been married once or twice before. They moved to Fayette County in the 1870s. E.W. SULLIVAN gave a deposition in support of James W. BALLARD's 1890 Probate Petition to sell the Lewis J. BALLARD property for estate distribution. He was identified as William SULLIVAN (SILLIVAN) in a cluster of BALLARD families in the 1900 Fayette County census. He was at least a neighbor, but whether there was a family relationship is not known. A "new" (relative to the age of the other headstones) Confederate States of America marker has been placed on this grave. | Eli William Sullivan
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| 3264 | Findagrave memorial | James Washington Sutherland
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| 3265 | Findagrave memorial | Jane Sutherland
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| 3266 | [Settle.ftw] Alias: [Judy J. Davis.FTW] info via Maj. John Emmett Suttle; Clarence was a construction foreman for Texaco. He and his family mo ved across the south building refineries and storage facilities for Texaco. It was on one of these jobs in Baton Rouge, Louisana where he died of pneumon ia. The family buried him there and returned to Port Arthur, Texas. This information comes from: Kevin C. Evans P.O. Box 1090 Lone Star, Tx. 75668 Clayblake@yahoo.com | Clarence Edgar Suttle
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| 3267 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Cody Allen Suttle
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| 3268 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Courtney Megan Suttle
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| 3269 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Eryn Marie Suttle
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| 3270 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Harold Woodrow Suttle
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| 3271 | This information comes from: Kevin C. Evans P.O. Box 1090 Lone Star, Tx. 75668 Clayblake@yahoo.com | Harold Woodrow Suttle, Jr.
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| 3272 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Helen Suttle
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| 3273 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Jason Ray Suttle
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| 3274 | 1840 Perry County Census Suttle, James H. 253 Suttle, William 288 Suttle, Jesse 289 White, John 250 White, James 263 White, William 283 White, James 294 PERRY COUNTY LAND PATENTS TOWNSHIP 19 (living next door to father, William, and brother William Perry Suttles) Patent Description AL0460__.123 Cancelled: N Document Nr. : 16715 Misc. Document Nr. : Patentee Name: SUTTLES, JESSE Warrantee Name: Authority: April 24, 1820: Cash Entry Sale (3 Stat. 566) Signature Present: Y Signature Date: 10/16/1835 Metes/Bounds: N Survey Date: Subsurface Reserved: N Land Office: CAHABA Comments: Legal Land Descriptions Nr. Aliquot Parts Sec/Blk Township Range Fract. Sect. Meridian Acres Counties 1 SWNE 35/ 19-N 9-E N ST STEPHENS MERIDIAN 40 PERRY Patent Description AL0460__.124 Cancelled: N Document Nr. : 16716 Misc. Document Nr. : Patentee Name: SUTTLES, JESSE Warrantee Name: Authority: April 24, 1820: Cash Entry Sale (3 Stat. 566) Signature Present: Y Signature Date: 10/16/1835 Metes/Bounds: N Survey Date: Subsurface Reserved: N Land Office: CAHABA Comments: Legal Land Descriptions Nr. Aliquot Parts Sec/Blk Township Range Fract. Sect. Meridian Acres Counties 1 NENE 35/ 19-N 9-E N ST STEPHENS MERIDIAN 40 PERRY Patent Description AL0540__.298 Cancelled: N Document Nr. : 20615 Misc. Document Nr. : Patentee Name: SUTTLES, JESSE Warrantee Name: Authority: April 24, 1820: Cash Entry Sale (3 Stat. 566) Signature Present: Y Signature Date: 10/15/1835 Metes/Bounds: N Survey Date: Subsurface Reserved: N Land Office: CAHABA Comments: Legal Land Descriptions Nr. Aliquot Parts Sec/Blk Township Range Fract. Sect. Meridian Acres Counties 1 SENE 35/ 19-N 9-E N ST STEPHENS MERIDIAN 0 PERRY 2 NWNE 35/ 19-N 9-E N ST STEPHENS MERIDIAN 80 PERRY Patent Description AL2010__.217 Cancelled: N Document Nr. : 46364 Misc. Document Nr. : Patentee Name: SUTTLES, JESSE Warrantee Name: Authority: April 24, 1820: Cash Entry Sale (3 Stat. 566) Signature Present: Y Signature Date: 11/01/1858 Metes/Bounds: N Survey Date: Subsurface Reserved: N Land Office: GREENVILLE Comments: Legal Land Descriptions Nr. Aliquot Parts Sec/Blk Township Range Fract. Sect. Meridian Acres Counties 1 E½NW 35/ 19-N 9-E N ST STEPHENS MERIDIAN 0 PERRY 2 SWNW 35/19-N 9-E N ST STEPHENS MERIDIAN 120 PERRY XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX | Jesse Suttle
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| 3275 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Jessica Rene Suttle
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| 3276 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | John Emmett Suttle
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| 3277 | "Alabama Notes" by Flora D. England; Estate of William Harbour: Perry County, Ala, Minutes of Probate Court, Book L: p. 36. June 10, 1867. 160 acr. of Wm Harbour's lands are allotted ot Lucretia (his widow) as her dower. Commissioners who were appointed by the court to allot her dower were; N. J.B. Suttle (Nathan J. B. Suttle) John W. Suttle A. G. Guyse John W. Melton A. J. Mahan David H. Smith is administrator. From minutes of Probate Court, Book K: p. 25. February 11th, 1863. Came John W. Melton and Seaborn Driver(Edwards), and applied for letters of administration on the estate of A. M. Mahan, deceased. Bond for $100,000 with Joseph W. Morton and James Edwards as securities. p. 26. Same date. The administrators were given leave to keep up the plantation and employ the slaves on it, for the year 1863. p. 54. June 18, 1863. Came John S. Mahan jointly with John W. Melton and Seaborn H. Edwards, and applied for letters of administration on the estate of A. M. Mahan, deceased. He also gave bond for $100,000 with N.(Nathan) J. B. Suttles and J. W. Watters as his securities. p. 129. Nov. 9, 1863. J. W. Melton, administrator of A. M. . Mahan, asked that the dower of Mary Mahan, the widow, the set apart for her. Decedent owned 800 acres of land in Township 19, Range 9, and 1020 acres of land in Township 19, Range 10. Mary and A. M. Mahan, the deceased, are; Laura and Martha Mahan, minor children of descendant, who resided with their mother, the said widow. JC Mahan, a minor, now in the Army at Demopolis, Ala. Mary, wife of S. A. Edwards, who resides in Perry County Ala. James (Jane) C. Melton, wife of John W. Melton, Perry Co. Harriet DeShazo, a widow who resides in Perry County. Margaret, wife of William Curry, who resides in Talladega County, Ala. | John White Suttle
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| 3278 | Findagrave memorial | John White Suttle
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| 3279 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Kimberly Ruth Suttle
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| 3280 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Linda M. Suttle
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| 3281 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Lisa Kay Suttle
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| 3282 | "Alabama Notes" by Flora D. England; Estate of William Harbour: Perry County, Ala, Minutes of Probate Court, Book L: p. 36. June 10, 1867. 160 acr. of Wm Harbour's lands are allotted ot Lucretia (his widow) as her dower. Commissioners who were appointed by the court to allot her dower were; N. J.B. Suttle (Nathan J. B. Suttle) John W. Suttle A. G. Guyse John W. Melton A. J. Mahan David H. Smith is administrator. From minutes of Probate Court, Book K: p. 25. February 11th, 1863. Came John W. Melton and Seaborn Driver(Edwards), and applied for letters of administration on the estate of A. M. Mahan, deceased. Bond for $100,000 with Joseph W. Morton and James Edwards as securities. p. 26. Same date. The administrators were given leave to keep up the plantation and employ the slaves on it, for the year 1863. p. 54. June 18, 1863. Came John S. Mahan jointly with John W. Melton and Seaborn H. Edwards, and applied for letters of administration on the estate of A. M. Mahan, deceased. He also gave bond for $100,000 with N.(Nathan) J. B. Suttles and J. W. Watters as his securities. p. 129. Nov. 9, 1863. J. W. Melton, administrator of A. M. . Mahan, asked that the dower of Mary Mahan, the widow, the set apart for her. Decedent owned 800 acres of land in Township 19, Range 9, and 1020 acres of land in Township 19, Range 10. Mary and A. M. Mahan, the deceased, are; Laura and Martha Mahan, minor children of descendant, who resided with their mother, the said widow. JC Mahan, a minor, now in the Army at Demopolis, Ala. Mary, wife of S. A. Edwards, who resides in Perry County Ala. James (Jane) C. Melton, wife of John W. Melton, Perry Co. Harriet DeShazo, a widow who resides in Perry County. Margaret, wife of William Curry, who resides in Talladega County, Ala. | Nathan J. B. Suttle
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| 3283 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Raymond Suttle
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| 3284 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Robert Charles Suttle
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| 3285 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Robin Denise Suttle
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| 3286 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Sharyn Elaine Suttle
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| 3287 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Shela L. Suttle
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| 3288 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Tamara Lynn Suttle
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| 3289 | Findagrave memorial | William Suttle, Jr.
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| 3290 | William Suttles son of William Suttles and Margaret Harbin moved from Elbert Co., GA to Perry County AL around 1817. 1830 Perry Co. Census William Suttles 4 4 5 pg.59 1830 Perry County Census 64 Suttle, Jonathan 6 2 4 61 Suttle, Samuel 1 4 0 72 Suttle, Stephen 2 6 0 59 Suttles, William 4 4 5 85 White, John 5 4 0 82 White, Mrs. 0 4 0 69 White, Pleasant 3 3 1 74 White, Richard 3 2 0 1840 Perry County Census Suttle, James H. 253 Suttle, William 288 Suttle, Jesse 289 White, John 250 White, James 263 White, William 283 White, James 294 1850 Radfordsville Beat Perry Co.,AL Census (20) Stepehn White 42 SC Sarah 42 Ga Wm.M. 17 Al John 16 Catherine 14 Gilford 12 Joseph 8 Stephen 6 Green B. 5 Sarah 4 Lucinda 1 (25) Wm White 49 Ga Sory M. 35 John P. 18 Ala Elizabeth 16 Catherine 12 MAry A 11 George W. 8 Sarah A. 7 Joseph F. 5 Zachariah S.? 3 Barbary E. 1 (55) John White 28 Mary E. 20 Pella 9/12 Catherine White 60 Ga (56) James White 36 Ga MAry R, 26 Ala MArtha J. 8 Sulliavan H. 7 Perry S, 6 Nancy O. 5 Lockett 3 Hezekiah 3/12 Perry County Earlys Settlers Radford Section Suttles, William --1820 White, John --1820 (wife's brother) Hoggue Section White, Alexander M. --1820 Scott's Station Section White, Pleasant --1820 Uniontown township 16 to the south George White and wife Nancy Morgan, 1819 PERRY COUNTY LAND PATENTS TOWNSHIP 19 (living next door, son, WIlliam Perry Suttles) Patent Description AL1840__.215 Cancelled: N Document Nr. : 36013 Misc. Document Nr. : Patentee Name: SUTTLES, WILLIAM P Warrantee Name: Authority: April 24, 1820: Cash Entry Sale (3 Stat. 566) Signature Present: Y Signature Date: 07/01/1845 Metes/Bounds: N Survey Date: Subsurface Reserved: N Land Office: CAHABA Comments: Legal Land Descriptions Nr. Aliquot Parts Sec/Blk Township Range Fract. Sect. Meridian Acres Counties 1 NESE 22/ 19-N 9-E N ST STEPHENS MERIDIAN 39.99 PERRY ********************************************************************** Patent Description AL1840__.216 Cancelled: N Document Nr. : 36014 Misc. Document Nr. : Patentee Name: SUTTLES, WILLIAM P Warrantee Name: Authority: April 24, 1820: Cash Entry Sale (3 Stat. 566) Signature Present: Y Signature Date: 07/01/1845 Metes/Bounds: N Survey Date: Subsurface Reserved: N Land Office: CAHABA Comments: Legal Land Descriptions Nr. Aliquot Parts Sec/Blk Township Range Fract. Sect. Meridian Acres Counties 1 NWNW 26/ 19-N 9-E N ST STEPHENS MERIDIAN 39.975 PERRY Patent Description AL1910__.253 Cancelled: N Document Nr. : 39572 Misc. Document Nr. : Patentee Name: SUTTLES, WILLIAM Warrantee Name: Authority: April 24, 1820: Cash Entry Sale (3 Stat. 566) Signature Present: Y Signature Date: 02/02/1852 Metes/Bounds: N Survey Date: Subsurface Reserved: N Land Office: CAHABA Comments: Legal Land Descriptions Nr. Aliquot Parts Sec/Blk Township Range Fract. Sect. Meridian Acres Counties 1 SWNW 26/ 19-N 9-E N ST STEPHENS MERIDIAN 0 PERRY 2 NWSW 26/ 19-N 9-E N ST STEPHENS MERIDIAN 79.95 PERRY Patent Description AL1910__.252 Cancelled: N Document Nr. : 39571 Misc. Document Nr. : Patentee Name: SUTTLES, WILLIAM P Warrantee Name: Authority: April 24, 1820: Cash Entry Sale (3 Stat. 566) Signature Present: Y Signature Date: 02/02/1852 Metes/Bounds: N Survey Date: Subsurface Reserved: N Land Office: CAHABA Comments: Legal Land Descriptions Nr. Aliquot Parts Sec/Blk Township Range Fract. Sect. Meridian Acres Counties 1 NESE 27/ 19-N 9-E N ST STEPHENS MERIDIAN 40.01 PERRY | William Suttle, Jr.
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| 3291 | 1840 Perry County Census Suttle, James H. 253 Suttle, William 288 Suttle, Jesse 289 White, John 250 White, James 263 White, William 283 White, James 294 PERRY COUNTY LAND PATENTS TOWNSHIP 19 Patent Description AL1840__.215 Cancelled: N Document Nr. : 36013 Misc. Document Nr. : Patentee Name: SUTTLES, WILLIAM P Warrantee Name: Authority: April 24, 1820: Cash Entry Sale (3 Stat. 566) Signature Present: Y Signature Date: 07/01/1845 Metes/Bounds: N Survey Date: Subsurface Reserved: N Land Office: CAHABA Comments: Legal Land Descriptions Nr. Aliquot Parts Sec/Blk Township Range Fract. Sect. Meridian Acres Counties 1 NESE 22/ 19-N 9-E N ST STEPHENS MERIDIAN 39.99 PERRY ********************************************************************** Patent Description AL1840__.216 Cancelled: N Document Nr. : 36014 Misc. Document Nr. : Patentee Name: SUTTLES, WILLIAM P Warrantee Name: Authority: April 24, 1820: Cash Entry Sale (3 Stat. 566) Signature Present: Y Signature Date: 07/01/1845 Metes/Bounds: N Survey Date: Subsurface Reserved: N Land Office: CAHABA Comments: Legal Land Descriptions Nr. Aliquot Parts Sec/Blk Township Range Fract. Sect. Meridian Acres Counties 1 NWNW 26/ 19-N 9-E N ST STEPHENS MERIDIAN 39.975 PERRY (living next door, father) Patent Description AL1910__.253 Cancelled: N Document Nr. : 39572 Misc. Document Nr. : Patentee Name: SUTTLES, WILLIAM Warrantee Name: Authority: April 24, 1820: Cash Entry Sale (3 Stat. 566) Signature Present: Y Signature Date: 02/02/1852 Metes/Bounds: N Survey Date: Subsurface Reserved: N Land Office: CAHABA Comments: Legal Land Descriptions Nr. Aliquot Parts Sec/Blk Township Range Fract. Sect. Meridian Acres Counties 1 SWNW 26/ 19-N 9-E N ST STEPHENS MERIDIAN 0 PERRY 2 NWSW 26/ 19-N 9-E N ST STEPHENS MERIDIAN 79.95 PERRY Patent Description AL1910__.252 Cancelled: N Document Nr. : 39571 Misc. Document Nr. : Patentee Name: SUTTLES, WILLIAM P Warrantee Name: Authority: April 24, 1820: Cash Entry Sale (3 Stat. 566) Signature Present: Y Signature Date: 02/02/1852 Metes/Bounds: N Survey Date: Subsurface Reserved: N Land Office: CAHABA Comments: Legal Land Descriptions Nr. Aliquot Parts Sec/Blk Township Range Fract. Sect. Meridian Acres Counties 1 NESE 27/ 19-N 9-E N ST STEPHENS MERIDIAN 40.01 PERRY 1850 Perry County, Alabama census, page 350 Wm. P. Suttles 27 Ala., Mary F. 24 Ala., Sophonia A. 2 Ala., Green R.S. 3 Ala., Cason E. 1 Ala. next door to John W. Suttles and Nathan J. Suttles 1860 Perry County, Alabama census, p age 634 Wm. P. Suttles 37 Ala., Mary F. 32 SC, Sophronico 13, Green B.S. 12, Cassandra 11, Chas B. 9, Martha J. 7, Albert D. 5, Eliza C. 1 1870 Perry Cou nty, Alabama census, page 305 William L. Suttles 48 Ala., Mary F. 44 SC, Sopon ia A. 22, Greenberry S. 21, Charles B. 19, Martha J. 16, Albert D. 14, Eliza C. 9, William 5 1880 Perry County, Alabama census, ED 89, sheet 13 William P. Suttles 57 Ala., Mary F. 53 Va., Saphrona A. 29, Martha J. 23, Eliza C. 18, William 13, also Elizabeth Melton 27 dau., Emm a 10, Mary 8, Cranford 6, Charles 4 grandchildren personal visit to Suttle /Bennett Cemetery on County Road 30 in Perry County, Alabama in May 1993, ver y overgrown, buried there are; William and Mary, a monument erected by Miss A ddie Suttle Will of Soloman Smith , 11 February 1859, Perry County, Alabama will book 3, pages 109-113 "History of Bibb County, Alabama" by Ulysses Huey Abrams "Suttle/Settle" book and file folder in the Marion, Alabama library, | William Perry Suttle
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| 3292 | Findagrave memorial | Elizabeth Ann Suttles
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| 3293 | Copy of letter from Addie, daughter of Eliza Lee White Bratton, dated April 8 Dear Lois: Sorry I'm so slow in getting all this back to you. I've had so many things happened since I received it. Time you get everyone's versions you will not know who believe. Mother never talked much about her family till 1944. She was staying with me in Wewaka, Oklahoma at that time. My son and husband was in Europe. Son was in the infantry and my husband was in the Air Force. The war was at it's worse. I cried if I got a letter and cried if I didn't get one. The night she started talking about it, she said "you should be ashamed of yourself to act like this, what if you was like your grandma in the Civil War." I said "how is that". She said "Grandpa and Grandma was living in Mississippi when the rumor of war started, with grandma's family living in an Indian Choctaw camp." "The government had given the Choctaws all the land northwest of the Mississippi, you can read about it in history books, a good one is "History of the American Indians" by James Adaira. I think grandma's folks died on the trail of tears." "Grandpa took grandma and the four daughters into Texas. And settled around Greybill, Texas."(the old Greybill well is still there, where everyone used to haul water from there in Westminster). "They only been there about a year, when grandpa got his draft papers from Mississippi. He built a small log cabin and cleared enough land to farm small crop. They had some cows, team and chickens, when grandpa left". "When grandpa came home he brought one of his buddies with him, named Andrew (my note* I think this was a brother or cousin named White), didn't know his last name." "All the Indians were on the war path. They robbed and burned down all the white people's homes during the Civil War. They came to grandma's they had stolen all our stock but an old gray mare." "Grandma hid the little girls in the flour barrels. Grandma would tie the mare to the corner of the cabin. They checked the mare out, and someone in the group told the head Indian grandma was an Indian and they didn't take the mare." "Grandma would never say she was Indian, (that's why Mama and her sisters didn't get head rights, when the government settled off with the Indians) she always said she was black Dutch." After mother got through telling me the story. I said "mother where are your sisters?" She said "well I guess they are still in Collin County Texas". I asked what their names was. She said them all, but I've forgotten all their names. I finally wrote Aunt Nancy a letter, the following week she answered my letter. I had two weeks vacation coming up. So mother and I took a bus to Westminster. Am so glad we did. Mother and and Nancy cried and kissed for ever so long. It had been over 20 years since they had seen each other. Aunt Willie lived a few miles from Aunt Nancy but she was away visiting one of her daughters, and we did get to see her. We visited the old home place where all the girls had grown-up. (Picture included) We went to the Cemetery where all the family was buried, "Elm Grove". I saw the Bible grandpa preached from. He started the Baptist Church there and later became a Baptist seminary. They used to send young men from Dallas out there to study for the ministry. And aunt Nancy did their washing for them. After we went home, Aunt Willie and Aunt Nancy came and spent a week with us in Wewoka, Okla. The only thing I wish I'd written down all the information about the White family that they had recorded in that hundred year old Bible. But all that time my mind was on the war and my loved ones. One of Aunt Nancy's girls has the Bible. She lives in Dallas. Her husband was president of that large National Bank when Aunt Nancy died. Floyd, my sister May, her husband and I went to Aunt Nancy's funeral. Mama died Jan. 14, 1949. And Aunt Nancy died 1952. Aunt Nancy, Aunt Willie and Uncle Will all came to see Mama in August before she died in January. Aunt Willie is dead too. She had a daughter named Cynthia Huges they lived in WhiteRight, Texas. She was a schoolteacher. Aunt Nancy's daughter (one of them) was Bonnie Eubanks she lived at that time at 1640 Trail Ridge Drive, Dallas TX. And Aunt Nancy son was Hillard Eubanks, Grape Vine, Texas. Route 2. The Eubanks are all over Dallas and Fort Worth. I can remember during World War I, mother and I going to Byers, Oklahoma and visiting Aunt Jane. I think it was when Hershal was killed in the war. And when we got their Aunt Nancy her baby daughter Opal Lee, Aunt Alice and her daughter Ruth and Aunt Willie and her daughter Vera and Grace (Aunt Jane's daughter). All of we girls were about the same age. We played in the orchard and ate peaches. Then the next day we all went over to Pearl's house. Buster took us all down to a large Creek or maybe it to was a river. It was dry and had a lot of sand. Buster had a large swing made and we would swing out over the sand and jump off. I have a picture I cut from the paper of Buster and his band when they played over in Oklahoma City. I also remember Tom and Ruth and Faye, Ruth's sister. They all lived next door to us in Drumright. Where Tom's first child was born. Well dear you asked for a story. I hope you can read this. I will fill out the best I can on all the families and all, that you put it on the forms you sent. And if I can I'll Xerox you some pictures. I tried the other day at the Post Office but they didn't come out to good. So I'll try again at the library. Grandma White (grandpa's mother) name grandpa from the Bible. It's in Isaiah chapter 8. Verse one it's spelled Maher-Shaalal-hash-baz. I think he was a chaplain in the Army. He was discharged with a rank of Captain he served under General Lee, and when mother was born grandma named her Eliza after herself, grandpa put in Lee after General Lee and Andrew wanted to have his name on her too. So as long as he was around they left it on her name. But in the old Bible I think it's just Eliza Lee. If you can get in touch with Aunt Nancy's daughter's they probably will copy everything off for you. As Aunt Nancy told me "don't never be ashamed of your family for you come from the best". But we're several generations later so I don't know some time where we measure up or not. Now you suffer this writing and remember you asked for it. Lots of love, great great great cousin (I think), Addie ***************************************************** Precinct No. 8, Collin County, Texas 1880 Census taken on the 2nd & 3rd days of June 1880 pg. 11 dwelling 39, family 39. Elizabeth White W F 43 widowed running farm AL, GA, SC Theodocia WF 20 dau single AL, AL, AL Eliza WF 12 dau single TX, AL, AL Nancy WF 10 dau single TX, AL, AL Evalicia WF 8 dau single TX, AL, AL Willy D. WF 6 dau single TX, AL, AL Lilly A.WF 4 dau single TX, AL, Al | Elizabeth Ann Suttles
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| 3294 | Findagrave memorial | William Suttles, Sr.
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| 3295 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Carl Swan
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| 3296 | Findagrave memorial | Leona Swanner
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| 3297 | Findagrave memorial | Beulah Vista Swilling
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| 3298 | Findagrave memorial | Bisha William Tarwater
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| 3299 | Findagrave memorial | Margaret Ann Tarwater
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| 3300 | Findagrave memorial | Mary Catherine Tarwater
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