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1. THOMAS¹ HARRISON was born 1630 in Prince George County, VA.

Notes for THOMAS HARRISON:

Will of William Harrison of Prince George Co., VA dated 11 Feb 1712.

Notes for WILLIAM HARRISON:

Prince George County, Wills & Deeds 1710-1713: Ledger "B" p. 201:Willof William Harrison , Sr. of  Waynoak Parish, Prince George County. To my wife Rebecca, plantation I live on , w i t h all houses, etc., and rents from all of my land.

A line is to be run from the little meadow, west northwest, till it comes to a line of ma r k e d trees made by Thomas Busby, till it meets  my brother James'  line; and all on north s i d e o f that line is to go to  my son William for life. In meantime he is to enjoy the plantation where he lives, which is my former gift to him. After the death of my wife, I give the l a n d t o his son William. If my grandson William has no heirs, then I give it to his next eldest brother.

Also to my son William 10 acres on east side of Southern Run, marked by an oak, lately felled by William Mathews, for life, then to his son, William. I give said son William a car t p a t h from my plantation to my usual landing. Signed: William Harrison

Wit: William Mathews

Mary Mallone

George Mallone

James Harrison

Item: The land from the Long Meadow to the run from the mouth of Little Meadow is to be divided into three parts: That part near the head to my daughter Sarah Hobbs. The next th i r d t o my grandson Thomas Harrison and if he has no heirs, to my grandson Benjamin Harrison . The other third, where Thomas Watkins lives, to my grandson Henry Harrison,but if he has no heirs, to his brother Richard Harrison. If Richard has no heirs, then to Benjamin.

My 300 acres at Blackwater to my three grandsons, Henry, Benjamin and Richard. Richard is to have the inward part next to Blackwater Swamp. Henry is to have the middle part an d Benjamin the outward. If any die, others to inherit.

To my daughter Hannah Harrison, the land between the bottom next to my sandpits for life , a featherbed and my loom and all necessary for a weaver's trade, the corn on her ground an d tw o breeding cows.

To my daughter Rebecca Woodley, 11 pounds ten to be paid in my wife's lifetime or at her decease. signed: William Harrison

Wit: George Mallone, Mary Malone, James Harrison, William Matthews

Item: To my son Thomas Harrison, 2 acres on west side of Southern Run, also a cart road f r o m then toward Mr. Hardyman's mill, and all land between my said son and Francis Wilkins' , William Short's, Mr. Pigeons', Mr. Moody's , John Avery's and Flower de Hundred Creek, except 1 0 acres given to my son William; also a featherbed, etc., iron pot and hooks, andiron s , 2 leather chairs, a whipsaw, my red lined coat, my rapier, scabbard and belt and boots, a n d al l m y books except my bible. If he dies without heirs, then to my son William's son Rich a rd, 1 00acreslying at upper Long Point on Flower de Hundred Creek and mouth of Cross Creek . If R i chard has no heirs, then to my grandson Henry Harrison

To my son Richard's son William, 100 acres on Flower de Hundred Creek beginning at Richard ' s land. If said William has no heirs, then to his brother John.

If my son Thomas dies without heirs, then his land to be divided among my son William's s o n s , except those inheriting land by this will ,including land I live on and 100 acres gi v e n m y grandson Richard on Flower de Hundred Creek. signed: William Harrison

Wit: George Mallone, Mary Mallone, James Harrison, William Matthews

To my son William, rest of my clothes and my wiggs and cane, my Bible marked W.H. at my wife ' s decease.

To my son Richard, my old gun, old cloth coat and whipsaw, my second longest chain and 2 b r e e ding cows.

To my daughter Eliza Norwood, new rugg and blanket

Provided he stay with me and my wife until 21, I give my  grandson Henry Harrison, a you n g cow and calf, 2 breeding sows, 3 barrels of corn, 2 suits of clothes, a hat, 2 shirts, p r . shoes and stockings, either at our decease or at 21.

Rest of estate to my wife Rebecca and she and my son Thomas to be executors. My loving friend Maj. Edward Goodrich to assist and advise my executors. signed: William Harrison

Wit: Same Witnesses as above.

Probated and recorded 11 February 1712.

Notes for WILLIAM HARRISON:

OCCUPATION: Weaver, Timber, Plantation Owner

RESIDENCE: Prince George Co., VA

BIRTH: ABT 1660

DEATH: ABT 11 Feb 1712, Prince George Co., VA

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Notes for THOMAS HARRISON:

Prince George County, Wills & Deeds, 1710-1713, p. 105: Deed, this5March1711/12, Willia m Harrison, Sr. of Waynoak Parish, Prince George Co., to his son Thomas Harrison of same , f o r love and affection,150acres in same parish, bounded by May Apple Slash, Francis Wilkins, William Shortand Mr. Pigeon, reserving to me and my wife the right to carry away timber.

signed: William Harrison

Wit: James Moody, Thomas Smith. Recorded 11 March 1711/12

Prince George County, Wills & Deeds, 1713-1728, p. 13:Indenture(release)made the __ _ d a y o f May, 1714, between Thomas Harrison of the Parish of Westover in Prince George Count y a n d Adam Tarply, for 100acres. Wit:E. Goodrich and Thomas Simmons, Acknowledged in co u r t on May 1 2, 1714.

Prince George County, Wills & Deeds, 1713-1728, p. 32:Indenture(lease)made the second day of November, 17___, between Thomas Harrison and Ellinor, his wife, and thomas House, l a n d o n Blackwater conveyed to the said Thomas Harrison and Ellinor, his wife, from Joshua Meecham by coveyance dated the 30th day of July 1686. Indenture acknowledged in court on Novemb e r 9, 1714

Prince George County, Wills & Deeds, 1713-1728, p. 398: Will of Thomas Harrison, date d t h e 2 nd day of April, 1720, and proved on May10,1720.Wife, Ellinor Harrison, Daughter An n H a ml in. To grandson, Thomas Hamlin, 10 pounds to be paid to him at the age of 21years. T o granddaughter, Martha Hamlin, 10 pounds to be paid to her at the age of 18years of marriage . Grandson, John Hall, son of Robert Hall and Elizabeth Hall. Daughter, Ann Hamlin, and grandso n , John Hall, son of Ann Hamlin. Granddaughter, Sarah Hall. To my other six grandchildren. Son-in-law Robert Hall named as executor with daughters, Ann Hamlin and Elizabeth Hal l , a s alternates. Wit: John Hamersly, Tim Bridges, Thomas Read, and Richard Warthen.

Notes for RICHARD HARRISON:

Prince George County Wills and Deeds, 1710-1713, p. 106: Deed,5March1711/12, William Harrison, Sr. of Waynoak Parish, Prince George County to Richard Harrison of same, for love and affection to his said son, 682acres in Martins Brandon Parish, between lands of William Hall ,John White, Capt. Wyatt, Frances Rey, Richard Winkles, Chippoaks Creek and the lands o f J o h n Bell and John Arnold; but reserving to me and my wife the right to carry away timber . A t our death land goes to Richard's sons but if none, then to his daughters.signed: William Harrison

Wit: Thomas Harrison, James Moody. Recorded: 11 March 1711/12

Deeds of Prince George Co., Va., 1713-1728, p. 366, 23April1719:Indenture between Ric h a r d Harrison of the Parish of Martins Brandon, County of Prince George, and Frances, his w i f e , and William Blackley of the parish of Bruton, James City County, conveying 682acres,de e d e d to the said Richard Harrison and wife, Frances Harrison from William Harrison, dec'd b y i n denture dated the 5 March 1711/12.Wits:Richard  Wembles, John Kersey and Thomas Harrison . Presented in court on13October 1719, and recorded on a motion of Edward Goodrich, Attorney of said Blackley.

Records of Prince George County (1720), p. 484

In the suit between Richard Cureton and wife versus Richard Harrison :William Wynne, age d a b o ut 22 years, sworn August 6,1720, says that about August 6, 1720, Richard Harrison, being at the house of Richard Cureton where a company were drinking strong liquors, Cureton's wife having a cain in her hand, called the said Harrison, a son of a bitch, and told him she w o u l d split his brains if he offered to come into the house; whereupon the said Harrison offered to go in. Cureton's wife struck the said Harrison twice with the said cain and then said Harrison kickt her once or twice. Upon which the said Richard Cureton took away the cain from his wife and struck the said Harrison with it; which the said assault and battery the deponent saith he thinks to be the same for which the said Cureton and his wife have brought suit against the said Harrison in January court last and not other and divers. And further t h e deponent saith that above said evidence he has or can say in any suit brought by said Cu r e t on against the aforesaid Harrison and further the deponent saith not.

William Hamlin, Cl. Cur.

August 8, 1721, Deposition of William Wynne taken in court by Robert Rogers, attorney for Richard Harrison.

Notes for RICHARD HARRISON:

Deeds form Prince George County, Va., 1787-1792, p. 620: Willwritten17March 1781, pr o v e d 11 October 1791. He provides for his beloved wife Rebecca Harrison. To son, William Ha r r i son, he gives the land and plantation whereon he now lives. To his sons, Alexander and Shadrach Harrison, he gives all the lands and plantations at Black Water. To his sons Peyton a n d Theodorick Harrison, he gives the land and plantation whereon I now live to be equal l y div ided between them.  "That is to say, Peyton Harrison is to have my dwelling house and h i s proportionable part of the lands adjoining. To sons, Ishmael and Charles Harrison, all my lands known by the name of the Wood Yard. Mywill is that my whole and sole estate . . . is to be equally divided amongst all my former and latter children. Son William Harrison and son , Alexander Harrison named as exors. Wits: William Glover, Edward Darvell and Thomas Hobbs.

Will Book "G", p. 448 Sussex County in the estate of Richard Harrison, dec'd.

1787 March, 1st Payment

1786 October 15: Paid ro: Harrison executor

1786 Oct: Paid William Harrison 28.2.6

1784 June 15: Paid Thomas Harrison 3.9.0

1785 June 15: Paid William Harrison Ex. to Brunswick Ct. 2.3.8

1792 July 30: Paid clerk Brunswick and P. George

(Paid Sheriff, Prince George)

1790 Jan 1: Paid Clerk Sussex

1783 June 1: Paid Alex Harrison

1781 Nov 1: Paid Richard Harrison Funeral

...... with William and Alexander Harrison, Exrs. William Harrisonexr.of Richard Harrison , dec'd, late of Prince George County.

Children of ANN HARRISON and UNKNOWN HAMLIN are:

Children of ELIZABETH HARRISON and ROBERT HALL are:

Children of EVE HARRISON and JOHN CLARK are:

Child of MARY HARRISON and PAUL HARTWELL is:

Children of MASON HARRISON and JOHN AVRISS are:

Children of JOANNA HARRISON and JOHN GARY are:

Notes for WILLIAM HARRISON:

Will Book "F", Surrey Co., Virginia, p. 398(549): William Harrison and his wife Ann of Su s s e x Co. to Henry Parson of same. 21 Sept1786.75pounds, 290 acres which Richard Harris o n h i s father willed to said William Harrison, joining Pigeon Swamp, John Gary's former land ,Black Swamp, Frederick Andress dec's's former estate (no witnesses).21Sept1786. Michl . B ail e y Clerk.

Will book "F", Surrey Co., Virginia, p. 399(550): Henry Parsons and his wife Elizabeth o f Sussex County to William Harrison Sr. ofsame.21Sept 1786. 150 pounds , 100 acres wh e r e sai d Harrison now lives,joining Belsches, the colledge hed line, Hugh Ivey, John Sande r s (witnesses omitted) 21 Sept 1786. Michl. Bailey Clerk.

Will Book "G", Surrey Co., Virginia, p. 757(526): William Harrison and his Wife Ann of Su s s e x County to William Harrison, Jr. of same, 1Oct1790.5 shillings, 100 acres which wa s p a r t of land William Mason dec'd had owned on south side of Pigeon Swamp, joining Great Spring, Reedy Branch. Wit: John Willcocks, Hamlin Baird, Henry X Parsons ,Josiah Harris o n 6 J a n 1791. Michl. Bailey Clerk.

Notes for ALEXANDER HARRISON:

p. 20 Sussex Co. Marriages: In the marriage license, Francesis recognized as the daughter of Thomas Hobbs, deceased. Alexander is recognized as the son of Richard Harrison an d t h e notation, "of full age of  21 years, "occurs. Sec. and witness is Nathaniel Tomlinson . Wi t: Frederick Heathand John Lessenberry

Notes for THEODORICK HARRISON:

December, 1813: Prince George County Miscellany, 1711-1814,p.405.Herbert Harrison an d P e y ton Harrison granted administration of the estate of Theodorick Harrison dec'd with Ishmael  Harrison, Edward H. Neblett, Benjamin Harrison, Jr., and Collier H. Harrison, Security

p. 420, Edmund, Colin and Theodorick Harrison,children of Theodorick Harrison , d e c 'd, v. Herbert and Peyton Harrison,Adm'rs.of Theodorick Harrison, and Carter B. Harris on , an infant, by Peyton Harrison, his guardian and next friend. court orders the estatet o be equally divided among the children.

Notes for MARTHA ANN GHOLSON:

MARRIAGE: by Aaron Brown Methodist

Marriage Bonds & Ministers Returns, Surnames Beginning 'HA',1750-1810-Brunswick Co. VA

26 Dec 1796. Armistead HARTWELL & Martha GHOLSON dau ofThomasGHOLSON.Sur. Andrew TARV E R . m arried 29 Dec by Rev AaronBROWN,Methodist whosays Patsy. p 95

Notes for HARRIS COTTON:

Son of Richard and Betty Cotton. Godparents: RichardJarrett,WilliamCotton, Elizabet h M o s s.

Sussex County, Will Book "F" , p. 47, Inventory of the estateofHarrisCotton, dec'd, 7 s e p t ember 1797.

Notes for WILLIAM HARRISON:

Will of William Harrison, Jr., Will Book G, p. 323, Sussex County, Virginia

Sritten, 2 January 1811, proved 2 May 1811.

Wife Rebecca. Son John Young Harrison is given land known as Dark's bounded by S a b a n Jennings on the west, Jesse Ivy on the north and Henry Harrison on the east.

Son William Harrison given land, "where I live bounded by John Potts on the so u t h and east and David Graves on the north and west."

Daus: Elizabeth Raines Harrison and Mary Travis  Harrison, give college land called Watsons, bounded by Adkins Mill Pondon the west ,John Rollasons? on the south and John Potts on the east.

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An indenture dated 27 April 1802 is recorded in deed book J, p.117forSussex County, V a . , between William Harrison, Jr., and the President and professors of the College of William and Mary. Harrison sells to the college, 892 and 1/2 acres on the Nottaway River, line o f WilliamAllen,Dec'd., college head line, between Harrison and Mason for the sumof#1,32 4 . Tes t . Jno. Harrison, Littleberry _____ , Wm. Birdsong. It was recorded on 5 August 1802.

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The next deed shows an additional sale of land to the College of William & Mary on a l i n e o f Alexander Beleky? Dec'd., Tom Lenson's? line to Pleasant Hunnicut, Wm. Harrison's l i n e . W it: John Potts, Lewis Birdsong, Lewis Parham.

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Sussex County Chancery Suit, 1806-1817. Harrison's Executor, etc.v. Harrison's Execut o r , e t als. Bill of Complaint transcribed byGary M. Williams, Clerk of the Circuit Cour t o f Sussex County.

The crucial document in a chancery proceeding is the pleading, called the bi l l o f complaint. This is the instrument which identified the heirs of a descendent and then atu r e of their kinship. The above named suit was filed in the old Sussex County Court in January, 1806 by William Harrison (who was the executor and son of William Harrison who died testate in Sussex County in 1804) and which suit was dismissed int he said court in Marcy, 18 1 7 . T he bill in this suit is particularly significant in that it identifies the daughter s o f one Richard Harrison of Prince George County, who, although he left a will (dated 27 March ,1 78 1 , and probated 11 October, 1791) which is among the scant survivingpre-1865 records of t h a t county, it is a will which named only his wife, Rebecca, and seven sons: William, Alexander, Shadrack, Theodorick, Charles, Ishmael and Peyton. The bill filed in this suit provides considerable genealogical data on his daughters and their descendants.

The essential pleading of William Harrison argued that Alexander Harrison, his f a t h er's brother and co-executor of the estate of hisgrandfather, had failed to administer t hat estate properly. The will, which left specific devisals of real estate to the testator ' s sons, called for a division of the residue, which included all of Richard Harrison's heirs - a t- law.

There were six daughters of this Richard Harrison and three of them living in 1 8 0 6 : Ann Hobbs, Mary Hartwell, and Eliza Bailey, the last named of whom married Richard Bai ley , according to the bill of complaint. The report of the master commissioner in chancery f iled among the papers of the suit identifies Nathaniel Hobbs as Ann's husbandand Paul Hart w e l l as Mary's Husband. The three deceased daughters were Mason Avriss (who married John Avriss , according to themaster commissioner's report), Joanna Gary and Eve Clark (who married John Clark, who died testate in Sussex County in or about 1778).

The bill identifies Mason Avriss' three children: William Avriss; Lucy, who mar r i e d John Carsley; and Rebecca, who married William Duell. The record also shows that Joan n a G a ry had seven children: her sons, William Gary, Richard Gary, John Gary, Ben Gary and James Gary; and her two daughters, Nancy Underhill (who married Howell Underhill, according t o a 1 78 4 marriage record in Sussex) and Didyme Cotton.

Estate records in Sussex prove that Didyme Cotton (also spelled as "Diadamia") married Harris Cotton, who died intestate around 1796,and that she subsequently married Richard Cook in 1787.Her children are shown in the bill to have been Richard Cotton, Frederick Cotton and Betsy Cook (who married John Cook, according to Sussex marriage records, in 18 0 2 ) . Four children of Eve Clark are named: Thomas Clark, Richard Clark, Littleberry  Clark a n d Betsy Hobbs (who, as Elizabeth Clark of Sussex in 1789, married Isham Hobbs.)

The will of William Harrison, Richard's son, which, asnotedwasfiled in Sus s e x i n 1804, recorded n Will Book F at page411,notesadditional grandchildren: the above W i l lia m Harrison, whofiledthesuit, Richard Harrison, John Harrison, Josiah Harrison, Jose p h Harrison,Henry Harrison, Rebecca Harrison, Mary Ogburn and Nancy Cotton.

(DOCUMENT): To the worshipful court of Sussex County, sitting in Chancery - - H u m b ly complaining sheweth unto your worships, your orator William Harrison, executor of Wil l i a m Harrison, deceased, that RichardHarrison, formerly of Prince George County, father o f y our orator's testator, departed this life after having made his last will and testament, of which an attested copy is hereto annexed as part of this bill, in which after disposing o f h i s l ands, he directs that all the rest of his estate shall be equally divided amongst al l h i s for mer andl atter children, and whatsoever any of his children had received before from him is t o return to his estate in order to an equal distribution;only with the reserve tha t h i s son s Ishmael and Charles were to have one thousand pounds each for their deficiency i n t h e value of lands. These thousand pounds the testator evidently intended to be paper money  liable now to the scale of depreciation , as his will is dated In March of they ear one thousand seve n hundred and eighty-one. Of this will the said Richard appointed your orator's test a t or and Alexander Harrison the executors ,who both qualified as such. That at the sale o f t h e said Richard's personal estate, many of the legatees purchased more than their proportions - - some of whose bonds your orator as the representative of his testator still holds . O n e of them, however,  Theodoric, got possession of his bond under a promise to pay a debt due John P. Cocke of thirteen pounds, out of it - - and to account for the surplus of it. But h e has never done the one or the other. Owing to the circumstances, the dispersed situation of  the legatees and the death of some of them, your orator finds it impossible to settle his testator' s executorial account of his transactions on the said (Richard Harr)ison's estate without the aid of this court. Your orator will further (state he) has cause to fear that the said Alexander Harrison mismanaged and (not invested) a part of his testator's assets. But he is advised that his testator (is) not answerable to legatees for the waste or misconduct of t he said Alexander and therefore he is extremely solicitous that an account be taken of t he act s and responsibility to feach executor. Tothe end therefore that the said Alexander Harrison, and that Theodorick, Ishmael, Shadrach, and Charles Harrison, brothers ofyour orator' s t e stator, Ann Hobbs, Mary Hartwell and Richard Bailey and Eliza, his wife, which said Ann, M a r y and Eliza are sisters of that testator, William Gary, Richard Gary, John Gary, Ben Gar y a n d James Gary, sons of Joanna Gary, deceased, who was also a sister of that testator, Nancy Underhill, a daughter of the saidJ oanna, Richard Cotton, Frederic Cotton, John Cookand Bet s y , hi s wife which said Richard, Frederic and Betsy are children of Didyme Cotton,afterwards Didym e Cook, deceased, who was also a daughter of said Joanna, Thomas Clarke, Richard Clark , L ittleberry Clark and Betsy Hobbs,children of Eve Clark, another of that said testator'ss i ste r s nowdeceased, WilliamAvriss, John Kearsley (Carsley) and Lucy,his wife, andWillia m D ue l land Rebecca, his wife, which said William, Luvy and Rebecca are children of Mason Avriss , deceased, another sister of that testator, may on their respective oaths full true and perfect answers make to the premises. That your worships may direct your commissioner to ascertain and report how far the said Alexander Harrison hath exclusively acted in the management of his testator's affairs and may decree that as far as he has acted exclusively therein , the estate of your orator's testator maybe shielded from all responsibility; and that the same commissioner may take to state an account between the other defendants - - how much s o m e of them are indebted to, and how much others of them are crditors of the said estate of Richard Harrison, deceased - - that the creditors among them may be decreed to look for compensation in the first place to the bonds of the debtors ,whose bonds(or what may be found due thereon) your orator has ready to assign or distribute as to your worships may seem proper - - and may secondly look for compensation to the said Alexander Harrison so far as he m a y be found delinquent - - and may thirdly look to the estate of your orator's testator only for any surplus that my afterwards remain unsatisfied - -and that your worships may grant to your orator such other and further relief in the premises as equity may dictate. May i t pleas e, etc .(George Keith) Taylor for complainant

Virginia: In the Clerk's Office of the Circuit Court of Sussex County.

I, Gary M. Williams, Clerk of the aforesaid Court, do hereby certify that the forego i n g i s a faithful transcription of the bill of complaint filed with the Clerk of the old Cou n t y Court in January 1806in the chancery cause of Harrison's Executor, etc. v. Harrison's Executor, etals, which cause was dismissed in the said County Court of Sussex County in March1 8 1 7 , and which bill of complaint is filed among the papers of said cause now lodged among the Loose Court Papers of Sussex County,Virginia, 1754-1870 in File #1817-52. Given unde r m y hand and seal this12th day of September, 2001.

TESTE: Gary M. Williams, Clerk.

Notes for NICHOLAS OGBURN:

Sussex Co., W.B. "E", p. 0, Will of John Ogburn, written 29September1789,proved 4 Febr u a r y 1790. Daughter Sarah Vinson, wife ofAronVinson, andtheir living children. Son, Nich o l a s Ogburn and his wife Anne Ogburn, the rest of my estate. Exor: son Augustine Ogburn. W i t :LucyMassenburg and John Mason.

Notes for STEPHEN PALMER:

1 AUTH National DAR 140436 and #50860 SOR

1 AGNC History of Halifax Co., Va, p. 235 by Carrington

1 DEST Wills: Palmer, Stephen, Wilcox County

1 MEDI Wills 2 1832-1850, 306

The Palmer Cemetery

ONCE THE GARDEN OF STEPHEN AND JULIET PALMER

Located 2 miles south of Al Hwy 21, on Wilcox county road 59,inthecommunity of Furman.

George W. Watford Dec. 8, 1886 - April 23, 1945

George M. Watford April 14, 1918 - Feb 15, 1956

Mary E. Watford March 8, 1882 - Dec. 19, 1956

Martha, wife of Louis N. Toone Dec. 22, 1854 - Jan. 2, 1922

Jesse Cox Robbins Jan. 20, 1920 - March 14, 1984

"Robby" Jesse Cox Robbins, Jr. June 21, 1947 - Oct. 25, 1958

Mamie Cox Robbins Oct. 6, 1878 - Feb 18, 1958

Dabney Palmer Robbins Aug. 20 1875 - Dec. 9, 1961

Vesta Cox McPhail July 5, 1876 - April 17, 1935

William J. McPhail May 12, 1874 - April 20, 1929

Julius George Cox Dec. 25, 1849 - Jan 24, 1924

Zeb Hearst Cox May 14, 1894 - Feb. 2, 1954

Julius Jesse Cox June 21, 1889 - Dec. 2, 1918

Robert H. Hall May 19, 1855 - Aug. 24, 1916

Ida Hall April 24, 1860 - Nov 12. 1907

Frances Cox Jan 28, 1905 - Sept.12, 1906

James William Cox, MD Feb 20, 1874 - April 7, 1943

Sarah Carter Wife of Maj. A.C. Greene 1834 - 1919

W.P. Carter Feb. 10, 1829 - Jan. 2, 1901

Cunningham, John P. June 2, 1905 - May 5, 1992

Cunningham, Mildred March 14, 1906 - May 1, 1996

Cunningham, Eli Lawrence Nov. 24, 1867 - Sept. 28, 1946

Cunningham, Frances P. Nov. 11, 1869 - July 16, 1951

Edwin Lawrence Cunningham July 10, 1901 - Nov. 23, 1988

Floyd McWhorter Watson son of Floyd M. and Ella Thigpen WatsonNov.30,1886 - March 27, 196 2

Ella Thigpen Watson Wife of F. Mack Watson, Sr. Jan 20, 1856 - July28,1926

Robert Oscar Watson Son of Floyd M. and Ella Thigpen Watson Oct 6,1878-Jan 27, 1958

Lillian Watson Jackson dau. of Robert O. and Lea Watson July 27, 1924-May2, 1986

Bowen, Jerome Holt Aug. 28, 1905 - July 31, 1992 Married June 4, 1940

Bowen, Margaret Ula Purefoy Oct. 22, 1911 - May 27, 1985

Jesse Hartwell Watson 1863 - 1945

Annie Gulley Watson 1880 - 1962

Gladys Watson Knight 1904 - 1990

Malcolm Leigh Knight Jan. 22, 1901 - Oct. 14, 1969

Gene Williams Moorer Oct 10, 1915 - Dec. 7, 1962

Minnie Watson Williams Sept. 16, 1890 - March 9, 1970

John S. Williams Jan. 19, 1890 - July 23, 1956

John Floyd Watson Dec. 9, 1888 - March 7, 1920

Allie Bradley Watson 1908- 1940

2 unmarked infants

Louis Lovard Lee Oct. 16, 1827 - Dec. 7, 1904

Annie Nash Lee Jan. 31, 1836 - Jan. 5, 1903

Merritt, son of J.E. and L.A. Knight July 21, 1896 - June 22, 1917

Louise A. Knight, wife of Jno. E. Knight June 14, 1860 - May 3, 1918

John Edwin Knight May 1, 1860 - Feb. 9, 1940

Mary M. Watson June 10, 1854 - Oct. 26, 1922

Ula Watson Purefoy Feb 2, 1880 - Feb. 12, 1914

Georgia Robson Fitch, wife of L.B. Fitch Aug. 25, 1883 - Sept. 1, 1904

Lenora Robson Sept. 19, 1876 - Aug. 7, 1891

Henry Polk Robson Jan. 22, 1879 - April 12, 1904

J.K. P. Robson 1843 - 1920

Mrs. Ida Robson Jan 5, 1852 - June 8, 1925

Guy Carlton Robson Sept. 12, 1874 - Feb. 4, 1945

John Knox Polk Robson, Jr. Aug. 28, 1872 - Sept. 6, 1945

John Calhoun Williams, born Allenton, AL July 8, 1845 Died Furman,AlAug.20, 1910

Fronie Albritton, wife of J.C. Williams May 5, 1853 - April 1, 1928

Willie Gay Williams Nov. 18, 1892 - Oct. 31, 1960

Annie Lee Streit June 22, 1886 - July 2, 1961

J.B.S.

C.C.S.

Fred R. Strickland May 15, 1916 - May 18, 1937

Ezra Strickland Nov. 10, 1888 - Nov. 10, 1968

Unmarked adult

Lovie Strickland March 27, 1894 - Nov. 7, 1924

Unmarked

Betty Steadman 1864 - 1918

Willie S. Smyly 1862 - 1917

William C. Smyly 1864 - 1916

Infant daughter of B.W. and L.C. Watson Feb, 18, 1888 - Feb. 18, 1888

Infant son of Rev. and Mrs. W.C. Curry

John Marcellus Granberry May 1833 - Oct. 1901

James L., son of Wm. and M.M. Watson Nov. 8, 1876 - April 1, 1900

James Watson, infant son of Robert P. And Margaret Ula PurefoySept21,1902 - May 17, 1903

Infant son of P.W. and C.J. Jackson May 31, 1886 - June 5, 1886

Wiltie J., wife of D.W. Watson April 17, 1869 - April 5, 1898

David Wardlaw Watson April 17, 1859 - April 30, 1920

3 unmarked

Ettie W., wife of J.E. Crook April 5, 1866 - Sept. 16, 1887

M.A.R.

Allie Bradley Crook Gulley April 18, 1858 - Sept. 8, 1950 wife ofJohnJayGulley, daugh t e r o f Osborne and Mary Crook

John Jay Gulley, son of John and Mary Ann McConchide Gulley June 6,1854-Jan 12, 1894

Mary P. Crook April 28, 1837 - Nov. 11, 1895

Thomas Edwin Watson Jan. 28, 1857 - Sept. 3, 1916

Mary Patton McConchide 1878- 1952

Marvin Jay McConchide 1881 - 1950

Elizabeth Catherine Bradley McConchide, second wife of Jay 1843- 1918

Jay A. McConchide March 18, 1835 - Jan. 3, 1917

Infant son of Claude and Jule Hardy Feb. 27, 1894

Emma Pollard Robbins Oct. 9, 1885 - May 16, 1912 And Son HartwellApril12,1910 - May 1 4 , 1 9 12

Sacred to the memory of Martha A. Palmer, wife of DabneyPalmeranddaughter of T.W. an d S . J . Simpson June 8, 1840 - Nov. 1, 1867

Sallie McKee, wife of J.B. Robbins Jan. 24, 1853 - May 4, 1920

John P. Robbins July 21, 1850 - May 30, 1889

Cleveland Robbins July 2, 1873 - Jan. 31, 1894

Jane, wife of J.D. Robbins Aug. 21, 1875 - May 25, 18??

Edmund Purifoy Robbins, son of J.D. and Mary Purifoy Robbins Nov.1,1913-Feb. 16, 1917

John Daniel Robbins May 5, 1873 - April 10, 1938

Mary Ed Purifoy Robbins Aug. 28, 1890 - Jan. 31, 1987

Evelina McKee Dec. 22, 1825 - Dec. 6, 1869

J.P. McKee Oct. 18, 1824 - Oct. 11, 1869

Infant daughter of J.B. and S.E. McKee July 12, 1893

Sallie Walton McKee, wife of J.B. McKee Jan 12, 1859 - Aug. 2, 1900

John B. McKee Nov. 22, 1855 - May 25, 1942

John Harris McKee June 19, 1894 - May 25, 1911

Hugh Samuel McKee Nov. 11, 1898 - May 21, 1929

Thomas B. McKee Jan. 6, 1880 - March 25, 1943

Godwin, Henry C. Dec. 23, 1902 - Nov. 28, 1941

William Wallace 1865- 1890

Clementine W. Bolton 1856- 1908

John L. Bolton 1849 - 1939

Turberville, Lyston A. "Doc" June 16, 1910 -April 11, 1981

Turberville, Minnie Kraker June 14, 1912 - April 24, 1980

Ella K. Streit "Sissy" Dec. 1, 1909 - March 15, 1986

J.J Gulley June 6, 1854 - Jan. 12, 1852

Perle Knight July 4, 1896 - May 27, 1964

Levens, William Wiley 1882 - 1957 Levens, Emma Tulu 1892 - 1957

Knight, Napoleon O. 1856 - 1941 Knight, Margaret Lucy 1861 - 1939

Jesse Hubbard, son of N.O. and M.L. Knight Oct. 22, 1894 - July 28, 1920

Margaret Leah, daughter of N.O. and M.L. Knight Dec. 22, 18980 -Sept.9,1900

Lewis Ernest, son of N.O. and M.L. Knight Feb 10, 1890 - Oct. 5, 1890

Conrad Wayne, son of N.O. and M.L. Knight Nov. 19, 1888 - Oct. 4, 1889

Pattie Lee, daughter of N.O. and M.L. Knight Sept. 4, 1887 - May 5, 1888

Laura Gulley, daughter of N.O. and M.L. Knight Oct. 18, 1884 - Dec.30,1886

Ida Regena, daughter of N.O. and M.L. Knight March 20, 1891 - Aug. 15,1892

Nannie P.D. Gulley, wife of J.B. Watson Oct. 18, 1857 - June 2, 1899

Joseph B., son of J.B and N.P.D. Watson July 2, 1894 - June 3, 1895

Infant son of J.B. and N.P.D. Watson

John Baptist Watson, Jr. Oct. 26, 1906 - Aug. 26, 1907

John Baptist Watson May 4, 1858 - May 26, 1929

Laura Walthall Watson Nov. 18, 1878 - June 15, 1944

Watson Plot - enclosed

William Bradley Palmer, MD March 1, 1858 - March 1, 1943

William Palmer Aug. 23, 1831 - April 7, 1912

Mrs. R.A. Palmer April 1, 1839 - June 10, 1870

Idelle Palmer Jan. 9, 1862 - Aug. 4, 1867

Zitella Palmer Jan. 9, 1862 - Jan. 18, 1864

John Palmer, son of Stephen and Juliet Palmer Nov. 14, 1822 - July 31,1872

Juliet A. Palmer, daughter of Stephen and Juliet Palmer March 25, 1829

M. Juliet Palmer, consort of Stephen Palmer Dec. 15, 1797 - Oct. 25, 1850

Stephen Palmer Aug. 23, 1792 - June 3, 1848

Stephen Palmer, Jr., son of Stephen and Juliet Palmer Dec. 23, 1883-Nov.17, 1834

Watson, Luther Boardman Dec. 18, 1860 - Feb. 22, 1941 Parents -FloydandMargaret McWho r t e r Watson, Grandparents - David andPollyWardlawMcWhorter

Watson, Mary Gulley Dec. 1, 1878 - Nov. 20, 1939 Parents -John J.AndAllieCrook Gulley , G r a ndparents - Osborne and Mary Bradley Crook,JohnandMary Ann McConchide Gulley

end of Watson enclosure

Annie, daughter of J.F. and A. Reagin Dec. 27, 1889 - April 20, 1890

Annie, wife of J.F. Reagin Jan. 16, 1869 - Jan. 9, 1890

Robert Streit AL PFC, 419 SVC Park Unit MTC, WWI April 14, 1893 -Oct.15,1956

Robert Streit " Bobby" 1932 - 1946

Charlie, son of John and Ella Streit Sept. 8, 1891 - Oct. 21, 1892

William Ptomey 1876 - 1897

John Streit 1836 - 1897

Ella Streit 1855 - 1930

Jack Streit AL PVT Co. E, 324 Inf. 81 Div. WWI May 5, 1887 - July 13, 1957

Maydell Streit 1910 -1977

Edgar Reagan Streit April 20, 1890 - Dec. 2, 1975

Ardith Alice Streit Feb. 16, 1913 - Jan. 16, 1959

Alice Rught Corby Streit Sept. 9, 1900 - July 30, 1982

Jimmie Lee Streit Jones Feb. 11, 1921 - Dec. 12, 1990

Robert M. Jones Sept. 24, 1913 - Sept. 30, 1991

W.G. "Bill" McGutchen 1899 - 1965

David H. Griffin, Jr. 1908 - 1933

Mary H. Griffin 1886 - 1966

David H. Griffin, Sr. 1866 - 1931

Sarah E. Hughes 1857 - 1905

John R. Hughes 1849 - 1910

Thomas Hughes "Uncle Tom" Feb. 14, 1888 - Aug. 28, 1968

George B. Hughes PVT 911 Training GP AAF, WWII Oct. 10, 1900 - June 9,1971

Gary Allen, son of Thomas and Harriet Arant July 1957 - Feb. 1958

William Turner Pryor 1870 - 1952

Margaret Eloise Pryor Schmitt Feb. 26, 1922 - Nov. 10, 1996

Opie Read Pryor 1897- 1963

Harriet, wife of George Merkle Jan. 7, 1812 - Nov. 25, 1884

Irene Crow Sept. 13, 1820 - July 7, 1892

Rinda Matchett 1864 - 1934

George A. Barge June 12, 1824 - Oct. 5, 1911

Mary Ann, wife of GA Barge Dec. 22, 1824 - March 30, 1886

Childs, half brother of GA Barge

Mary Ella, wife of L.C. Godwin Oct. 18, 1873 - July 14, 1903

Amanda Barge Knight Aug. 26, 1850 - Sept. 16, 1941

Ella G. Burson, wife of Elkanah Burson July 23, 1848 - July 11, 1930

Elkanah Burson Jan. 23, 1832 - Feb. 11, 1915

Mary E. Burson April 10, 1880 - June 21, 1951

Elkanah George Burson, MD April 7, 1882 - April 25, 1970

Elizabeth J. Knight, wife of Elkanah Burson Aug. 27, 1883 - July 16, 1969

Prudie Gafford Grant May 25, 1903 - Nov. 23, 1986

Isaac Floyd Grant May 7, 1905 - Nov. 11, 1997

Maness, Faye G. Aug. 5, 1933 - March 27, 1997

Estes, Ariel D. May 29, 1899 - May 25, 1981

Estes, Pearlene D. March 1, 1907 - May 31, 1974

Underwood, George Andrews Jan 17, 1868 - Nov. 14, 1935

Molder, Clare Burson Underwood Feb. 3, 1886 - June 28, 1933

Tucker, Elliece Burson Williams April 7, 1915 - Jan. 27, 1994

Claude Burson Willams, Jr. March 9, 1964 - Nov. 19, 1996

Fuller, William Perry US Army WWII Feb. 21, 1907 - June 30, 1992

Cecil Henry Shanks US Army Nov. 1, 1913 - July 17, 1987

Boley, John Ivan Sept. 25, 1892 - Oct. 7, 1968

Boley, Bernice Rayborn Dec. 22, 1896 - Jan 16, 1963

Jacob Barnes March 25, 1842 - 1920

G.B. Alexander died May 17, 1907, aged about 75 years

M.L. Alexander Oct. 26 , 1826 - July 24, 1896

Infant son of G.G. and Mary Luckie June 1, 1898

Emanuel, son of J.J and N.E. Griffin Aug. 12, 1889 - Oct. 27, 1889

Jerry, son of J.J and N.E. Griffin July 4, 1874 - July 5, 1890

Warren, son of J.J and N.E. Griffin Oct. 12, 1891 - Nov. 12, 1891

Louise Barlow Weitzel Sept. 8, 1918 - April 12, 1988

Ruth Chapman May 13, 1913 - July 26, 1994

Richard Chapman SSG US Army, WWII March 6, 1907 - Oct. 13, 1977

Barlow, Robert Louis March 5, 1911 - Jan. 25, 1973

Powell, Graham Vivian Aug. 26, 1895 - Sept. 17, 1964

Powell, Eva Jane Bailey Oct. 5, 1896 - Sept. 17, 1964

Leonard Bailey Powell March 16, 1935 - March 8, 1941

Infant daughter Powell Feb. 22, 1928 - Feb. 23, 1928

Florence Twombley, wife of James G. Walthall Jan. 2, 1838 - Oct. 27, 1924

Hubert Winston Barlow Jan 11, 1915 - Oct. 17, 1938

Alice Walthall Barlow Jan 22, 1882 - July 17, 1937

Emmett Barlow Sept. 6, 1878 - Feb. 6, 1937

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Will of STEPHEN PALMER

Wilcox County Alabama

"In the name of God, Amen.

I, STEPHEN PALMER, of the State of Alabama in the County ofWilcoxbeingsick and feeb l e i n b ody but of sound disposing mindandmemoryreflecting on the uncertainty of my existen c e a n d desirousofarrangingmy temporal affairs do make ordain and establish this as mylast w i l land testament.

Viz, In the first place, I commend my soul unto Almighty God whogaveit,and my bod y t o t h e Earth to (be) buried in adecentChristian-likemanner.

As respects my substance, I devise and bequeath the same in mannerandformfollowing--

To my beloved wife JULIET PALMER, I will and bequeath mypresentresidenceincluding for t y a c res of land about the same together,withone-thirdpart of all my other property both r e a l a nd personalofwhatsoever kindbeside my two Negro women JINCY and LETHY which is nott o b e t aken intothe account of one-third as above-stated to have andtohold in her ownrigh t a n d u nder her own control during her naturallifeor widowhood butin the event of either t o r e tur n back as mycommonproperty and bedivided among my heirs at Law as herein after prov ide d .I will andbequeath unto my son JOHN PALMER the Sum of five dollarsto bepaid him by m y e x ecutors. (My reason for making this bequest isthat Iconsider hehas been undutifu l t o m e a s a son and has damagedmeconsiderably by hisconduct,but desire and request afte r al l m y otherchildren has receivedthe sum of Four Thousand Dollars each hemayreceive an eq ua l sh ar e inthe remaining balance to be dividedamongthem.)

I will and bequeath unto my daughter EVALINE McKEE one Negro womanbythename of FIBB Y a n d h er two children SUSAN and HENRIETTA(?)(actuallylooks like Heneritta) and their futu r e i ncr easeneverthelessat adivision of my property among my heirs at Law to bereturned a n d appraised without any increase which subsequently occurwith them.

My will and request is that my children of the followingnamesshareequally in my estat e . V i z, EVELINE McKEE, MARTHAPALMER,CATHERINEPALMER, WILLIAM PALMER, JULIA ANN PALMER an d D ABN E YPALMER,and that allmy property remain in common together until mydaughtersmarr y a n d m ysons become of the age of Twenty-one years and Idesirethat all of mylanded proper t y b e s old on my youngest sonbecoming ofthe age oftwenty-one years and not before, and div i de d a sherein beforementioned.

My desire is that after my decease, a Negro boy by the name ofPATRICKmaybe sold on a cr e d i t of twelve months and the proceedsconverted tothebenefit of my estate by my executors.

My will and request that the property of my afflicted (?)daughterJuliaAnn Palmer (Sub j e c t to be and remain with her motherduring hernaturallife and should she survive her mo t h e r then myson-at-law JOHNMcKEE totake charge of her person and property during herl i f e o rintermarriagebut should she die without issue then her propertyto beequally divided a m on g my heirs at Law.

And lastly, I do hereby nominate, constitute and appoint myson-at-LawJOHNMcKEE my tr u e a n d lawful Executor of this my last willandtestament.

In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed mysealthis16th Day o f M a y i n the year of our Lord One Thousandeight-hundredandforty-eight.

Signed, sealed and acknowledged."

Stephen Palmer (seal)

In Presence of:

David McWhorterWilliam M. WatsonWatkins Salter

"This codicil added to this my last will and testament this 29th DayofMay1848. My des i r e a nd request that my friend Watkins Salteractasco-executor with my son at Law John McK e e . An d, I do bythisadditionthereto nominate, constitute and appoint him as such.

In testimony where of I hereunto set my hand and affix my seal thedayandyear above writ t e n ."

Stephen Palmer

The Palmer Cemetery

ONCE THE GARDEN OF STEPHEN AND JULIET PALMER

Located 2 miles south of Al Hwy 21, on Wilcox county road 59, inthecommunity of Furman.

George W. Watford Dec. 8, 1886 - April 23, 1945

George M. Watford April 14, 1918 - Feb 15, 1956

Mary E. Watford March 8, 1882 - Dec. 19, 1956

Martha, wife of Louis N. Toone Dec. 22, 1854 - Jan. 2, 1922

Jesse Cox Robbins Jan. 20, 1920 - March 14, 1984

"Robby" Jesse Cox Robbins, Jr. June 21, 1947 - Oct. 25, 1958

Mamie Cox Robbins Oct. 6, 1878 - Feb 18, 1958

Dabney Palmer Robbins Aug. 20 1875 - Dec. 9, 1961

Vesta Cox McPhail July 5, 1876 - April 17, 1935

William J. McPhail May 12, 1874 - April 20, 1929

Julius George Cox Dec. 25, 1849 - Jan 24, 1924

Zeb Hearst Cox May 14, 1894 - Feb. 2, 1954

Julius Jesse Cox June 21, 1889 - Dec. 2, 1918

Robert H. Hall May 19, 1855 - Aug. 24, 1916

Ida Hall April 24, 1860 - Nov 12. 1907

Frances Cox Jan 28, 1905 - Sept.12, 1906

James William Cox, MD Feb 20, 1874 - April 7, 1943

Sarah Carter Wife of Maj. A.C. Greene 1834 - 1919

W.P. Carter Feb. 10, 1829 - Jan. 2, 1901

Cunningham, John P. June 2, 1905 - May 5, 1992

Cunningham, Mildred March 14, 1906 - May 1, 1996

Cunningham, Eli Lawrence Nov. 24, 1867 - Sept. 28, 1946

Cunningham, Frances P. Nov. 11, 1869 - July 16, 1951

Edwin Lawrence Cunningham July 10, 1901 - Nov. 23, 1988

Floyd McWhorter Watson son of Floyd M. and Ella Thigpen Watson Nov.30,1886 - March 27, 1962

Ella Thigpen Watson Wife of F. Mack Watson, Sr. Jan 20, 1856 - July28,1926

Robert Oscar Watson Son of Floyd M. and Ella Thigpen Watson Oct 6, 1878-Jan 27, 1958

Lillian Watson Jackson dau. of Robert O. and Lea Watson July 27, 1924-May 2, 1986

Bowen, Jerome Holt Aug. 28, 1905 - July 31, 1992 Married June 4, 1940

Bowen, Margaret Ula Purefoy Oct. 22, 1911 - May 27, 1985

Jesse Hartwell Watson 1863 - 1945

Annie Gulley Watson 1880 - 1962

Gladys Watson Knight 1904 - 1990

Malcolm Leigh Knight Jan. 22, 1901 - Oct. 14, 1969

Gene Williams Moorer Oct 10, 1915 - Dec. 7, 1962

Minnie Watson Williams Sept. 16, 1890 - March 9, 1970

John S. Williams Jan. 19, 1890 - July 23, 1956

John Floyd Watson Dec. 9, 1888 - March 7, 1920

Allie Bradley Watson 1908- 1940

2 unmarked infants

Louis Lovard Lee Oct. 16, 1827 - Dec. 7, 1904

Annie Nash Lee Jan. 31, 1836 - Jan. 5, 1903

Merritt, son of J.E. and L.A. Knight July 21, 1896 - June 22, 1917

Louise A. Knight, wife of Jno. E. Knight June 14, 1860 - May 3, 1918

John Edwin Knight May 1, 1860 - Feb. 9, 1940

Mary M. Watson June 10, 1854 - Oct. 26, 1922

Ula Watson Purefoy Feb 2, 1880 - Feb. 12, 1914

Georgia Robson Fitch, wife of L.B. Fitch Aug. 25, 1883 - Sept. 1, 1904

Lenora Robson Sept. 19, 1876 - Aug. 7, 1891

Henry Polk Robson Jan. 22, 1879 - April 12, 1904

J.K. P. Robson 1843 - 1920

Mrs. Ida Robson Jan 5, 1852 - June 8, 1925

Guy Carlton Robson Sept. 12, 1874 - Feb. 4, 1945

John Knox Polk Robson, Jr. Aug. 28, 1872 - Sept. 6, 1945

John Calhoun Williams, born Allenton, AL July 8, 1845 Died Furman, AlAug.20, 1910

Fronie Albritton, wife of J.C. Williams May 5, 1853 - April 1, 1928

Willie Gay Williams Nov. 18, 1892 - Oct. 31, 1960

Annie Lee Streit June 22, 1886 - July 2, 1961

J.B.S.

C.C.S.

Fred R. Strickland May 15, 1916 - May 18, 1937

Ezra Strickland Nov. 10, 1888 - Nov. 10, 1968

Unmarked adult

Lovie Strickland March 27, 1894 - Nov. 7, 1924

Unmarked

Betty Steadman 1864 - 1918

Willie S. Smyly 1862 - 1917

William C. Smyly 1864 - 1916

Infant daughter of B.W. and L.C. Watson Feb, 18, 1888 - Feb. 18, 1888

Infant son of Rev. and Mrs. W.C. Curry

John Marcellus Granberry May 1833 - Oct. 1901

James L., son of Wm. and M.M. Watson Nov. 8, 1876 - April 1, 1900

James Watson, infant son of Robert P. And Margaret Ula Purefoy Sept21,1902 - May 17, 1903

Infant son of P.W. and C.J. Jackson May 31, 1886 - June 5, 1886

Wiltie J., wife of D.W. Watson April 17, 1869 - April 5, 1898

David Wardlaw Watson April 17, 1859 - April 30, 1920

3 unmarked

Ettie W., wife of J.E. Crook April 5, 1866 - Sept. 16, 1887

M.A.R.

Allie Bradley Crook Gulley April 18, 1858 - Sept. 8, 1950 wife of JohnJayGulley, daught e r o f Osborne and Mary Crook

John Jay Gulley, son of John and Mary Ann McConchide Gulley June 6, 1854-Jan 12, 1894

Mary P. Crook April 28, 1837 - Nov. 11, 1895

Thomas Edwin Watson Jan. 28, 1857 - Sept. 3, 1916

Mary Patton McConchide 1878- 1952

Marvin Jay McConchide 1881 - 1950

Elizabeth Catherine Bradley McConchide, second wife of Jay 1843- 1918

Jay A. McConchide March 18, 1835 - Jan. 3, 1917

Infant son of Claude and Jule Hardy Feb. 27, 1894

Emma Pollard Robbins Oct. 9, 1885 - May 16, 1912 And Son HartwellApril12, 1910 - May 14 , 1 9 12

Sacred to the memory of Martha A. Palmer, wife of Dabney Palmer and daughter of T.W. and S . J . Simpson June 8, 1840 - Nov. 1, 1867

Sallie McKee, wife of J.B. Robbins Jan. 24, 1853 - May 4, 1920

John P. Robbins July 21, 1850 - May 30, 1889

Cleveland Robbins July 2, 1873 - Jan. 31, 1894

Jane, wife of J.D. Robbins Aug. 21, 1875 - May 25, 18??

Edmund Purifoy Robbins, son of J.D. and Mary Purifoy Robbins Nov.1, 1913-Feb. 16, 1917

John Daniel Robbins May 5, 1873 - April 10, 1938

Mary Ed Purifoy Robbins Aug. 28, 1890 - Jan. 31, 1987

Evelina McKee Dec. 22, 1825 - Dec. 6, 1869

J.P. McKee Oct. 18, 1824 - Oct. 11, 1869

Infant daughter of J.B. and S.E. McKee July 12, 1893

Sallie Walton McKee, wife of J.B. McKee Jan 12, 1859 - Aug. 2, 1900

John B. McKee Nov. 22, 1855 - May 25, 1942

John Harris McKee June 19, 1894 - May 25, 1911

Hugh Samuel McKee Nov. 11, 1898 - May 21, 1929

Thomas B. McKee Jan. 6, 1880 - March 25, 1943

Godwin, Henry C. Dec. 23, 1902 - Nov. 28, 1941

William Wallace 1865- 1890

Clementine W. Bolton 1856- 1908

John L. Bolton 1849 - 1939

Turberville, Lyston A. "Doc" June 16, 1910 -April 11, 1981

Turberville, Minnie Kraker June 14, 1912 - April 24, 1980

Ella K. Streit "Sissy" Dec. 1, 1909 - March 15, 1986

J.J Gulley June 6, 1854 - Jan. 12, 1852

Perle Knight July 4, 1896 - May 27, 1964

Levens, William Wiley 1882 - 1957 Levens, Emma Tulu 1892 - 1957

Knight, Napoleon O. 1856 - 1941 Knight, Margaret Lucy 1861 - 1939

Jesse Hubbard, son of N.O. and M.L. Knight Oct. 22, 1894 - July 28, 1920

Margaret Leah, daughter of N.O. and M.L. Knight Dec. 22, 18980 - Sept.9,1900

Lewis Ernest, son of N.O. and M.L. Knight Feb 10, 1890 - Oct. 5, 1890

Conrad Wayne, son of N.O. and M.L. Knight Nov. 19, 1888 - Oct. 4, 1889

Pattie Lee, daughter of N.O. and M.L. Knight Sept. 4, 1887 - May 5, 1888

Laura Gulley, daughter of N.O. and M.L. Knight Oct. 18, 1884 - Dec.30,1886

Ida Regena, daughter of N.O. and M.L. Knight March 20, 1891 - Aug. 15,1892

Nannie P.D. Gulley, wife of J.B. Watson Oct. 18, 1857 - June 2, 1899

Joseph B., son of J.B and N.P.D. Watson July 2, 1894 - June 3, 1895

Infant son of J.B. and N.P.D. Watson

John Baptist Watson, Jr. Oct. 26, 1906 - Aug. 26, 1907

John Baptist Watson May 4, 1858 - May 26, 1929

Laura Walthall Watson Nov. 18, 1878 - June 15, 1944

Watson Plot - enclosed

William Bradley Palmer, MD March 1, 1858 - March 1, 1943

William Palmer Aug. 23, 1831 - April 7, 1912

Mrs. R.A. Palmer April 1, 1839 - June 10, 1870

Idelle Palmer Jan. 9, 1862 - Aug. 4, 1867

Zitella Palmer Jan. 9, 1862 - Jan. 18, 1864

John Palmer, son of Stephen and Juliet Palmer Nov. 14, 1822 - July 31,1872

Juliet A. Palmer, daughter of Stephen and Juliet Palmer March 25, 1829

M. Juliet Palmer, consort of Stephen Palmer Dec. 15, 1797 - Oct. 25, 1850

Stephen Palmer Aug. 23, 1792 - June 3, 1848

Stephen Palmer, Jr., son of Stephen and Juliet Palmer Dec. 23, 1883 -Nov.17, 1834

Watson, Luther Boardman Dec. 18, 1860 - Feb. 22, 1941 Parents - FloydandMargaret McWhor t e r Watson, Grandparents - David and PollyWardlawMcWhorter

Watson, Mary Gulley Dec. 1, 1878 - Nov. 20, 1939 Parents -John J.AndAllie Crook Gulley, G r a ndparents - Osborne and Mary Bradley Crook,Johnand Mary Ann McConchide Gulley

end of Watson enclosure

Annie, daughter of J.F. and A. Reagin Dec. 27, 1889 - April 20, 1890

Annie, wife of J.F. Reagin Jan. 16, 1869 - Jan. 9, 1890

Robert Streit AL PFC, 419 SVC Park Unit MTC, WWI April 14, 1893 - Oct.15,1956

Robert Streit " Bobby" 1932 - 1946

Charlie, son of John and Ella Streit Sept. 8, 1891 - Oct. 21, 1892

William Ptomey 1876 - 1897

John Streit 1836 - 1897

Ella Streit 1855 - 1930

Jack Streit AL PVT Co. E, 324 Inf. 81 Div. WWI May 5, 1887 - July 13, 1957

Maydell Streit 1910 -1977

Edgar Reagan Streit April 20, 1890 - Dec. 2, 1975

Ardith Alice Streit Feb. 16, 1913 - Jan. 16, 1959

Alice Rught Corby Streit Sept. 9, 1900 - July 30, 1982

Jimmie Lee Streit Jones Feb. 11, 1921 - Dec. 12, 1990

Robert M. Jones Sept. 24, 1913 - Sept. 30, 1991

W.G. "Bill" McGutchen 1899 - 1965

David H. Griffin, Jr. 1908 - 1933

Mary H. Griffin 1886 - 1966

David H. Griffin, Sr. 1866 - 1931

Sarah E. Hughes 1857 - 1905

John R. Hughes 1849 - 1910

Thomas Hughes "Uncle Tom" Feb. 14, 1888 - Aug. 28, 1968

George B. Hughes PVT 911 Training GP AAF, WWII Oct. 10, 1900 - June 9,1971

Gary Allen, son of Thomas and Harriet Arant July 1957 - Feb. 1958

William Turner Pryor 1870 - 1952

Margaret Eloise Pryor Schmitt Feb. 26, 1922 - Nov. 10, 1996

Opie Read Pryor 1897- 1963

Harriet, wife of George Merkle Jan. 7, 1812 - Nov. 25, 1884

Irene Crow Sept. 13, 1820 - July 7, 1892

Rinda Matchett 1864 - 1934

George A. Barge June 12, 1824 - Oct. 5, 1911

Mary Ann, wife of GA Barge Dec. 22, 1824 - March 30, 1886

Childs, half brother of GA Barge

Mary Ella, wife of L.C. Godwin Oct. 18, 1873 - July 14, 1903

Amanda Barge Knight Aug. 26, 1850 - Sept. 16, 1941

Ella G. Burson, wife of Elkanah Burson July 23, 1848 - July 11, 1930

Elkanah Burson Jan. 23, 1832 - Feb. 11, 1915

Mary E. Burson April 10, 1880 - June 21, 1951

Elkanah George Burson, MD April 7, 1882 - April 25, 1970

Elizabeth J. Knight, wife of Elkanah Burson Aug. 27, 1883 - July 16, 1969

Prudie Gafford Grant May 25, 1903 - Nov. 23, 1986

Isaac Floyd Grant May 7, 1905 - Nov. 11, 1997

Maness, Faye G. Aug. 5, 1933 - March 27, 1997

Estes, Ariel D. May 29, 1899 - May 25, 1981

Estes, Pearlene D. March 1, 1907 - May 31, 1974

Underwood, George Andrews Jan 17, 1868 - Nov. 14, 1935

Molder, Clare Burson Underwood Feb. 3, 1886 - June 28, 1933

Tucker, Elliece Burson Williams April 7, 1915 - Jan. 27, 1994

Claude Burson Willams, Jr. March 9, 1964 - Nov. 19, 1996

Fuller, William Perry US Army WWII Feb. 21, 1907 - June 30, 1992

Cecil Henry Shanks US Army Nov. 1, 1913 - July 17, 1987

Boley, John Ivan Sept. 25, 1892 - Oct. 7, 1968

Boley, Bernice Rayborn Dec. 22, 1896 - Jan 16, 1963

Jacob Barnes March 25, 1842 - 1920

G.B. Alexander died May 17, 1907, aged about 75 years

M.L. Alexander Oct. 26 , 1826 - July 24, 1896

Infant son of G.G. and Mary Luckie June 1, 1898

Emanuel, son of J.J and N.E. Griffin Aug. 12, 1889 - Oct. 27, 1889

Jerry, son of J.J and N.E. Griffin July 4, 1874 - July 5, 1890

Warren, son of J.J and N.E. Griffin Oct. 12, 1891 - Nov. 12, 1891

Louise Barlow Weitzel Sept. 8, 1918 - April 12, 1988

Ruth Chapman May 13, 1913 - July 26, 1994

Richard Chapman SSG US Army, WWII March 6, 1907 - Oct. 13, 1977

Barlow, Robert Louis March 5, 1911 - Jan. 25, 1973

Powell, Graham Vivian Aug. 26, 1895 - Sept. 17, 1964

Powell, Eva Jane Bailey Oct. 5, 1896 - Sept. 17, 1964

Leonard Bailey Powell March 16, 1935 - March 8, 1941

Infant daughter Powell Feb. 22, 1928 - Feb. 23, 1928

Florence Twombley, wife of James G. Walthall Jan. 2, 1838 - Oct. 27, 1924

Hubert Winston Barlow Jan 11, 1915 - Oct. 17, 1938

Alice Walthall Barlow Jan 22, 1882 - July 17, 1937

Emmett Barlow Sept. 6, 1878 - Feb. 6, 1937

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Will of STEPHEN PALMER

Wilcox County Alabama

"In the name of God, Amen.

I, STEPHEN PALMER, of the State of Alabama in the County of Wilcox being sick and feeble in body but of sound disposing mind and memory reflecting on the uncertainty of my existence and desirous of arranging my temporal affairs do make ordain and establish this as my last will land testament.

Viz, In the first place, I commend my soul unto Almighty God who gaveit,and my body t o t h e Earth to (be) buried in a decentChristian-likemanner.

As respects my substance, I devise and bequeath the same in manner and form following--

To my beloved wife JULIET PALMER, I will and bequeath my present residence including forty acres of land about the same together, with one-third part of all my other property both real and personal of whatsoever kind beside my two Negro women JINCY and LETHY which is not to be taken into the account of one-third as above-stated to have and to hold in her own right and under her own control during her natural lifeor widowhood but in the event of either to return back as my common property and be divided among my heirs at Law as herein after provided .I will and bequeath unto my son JOHN PALMER the Sum of five dollars to bepaid him by my executors. (My reason for making this bequest is that I consider he has been undutiful to me as a son and has damaged me considerably by his conduct,but desire and request after all by of ther children has received the sum of Four Thousand Dollars each he may receive an equal share in the remaining balance to be divided among them.)

I will and bequeath unto my daughter EVALINE McKEE one Negro woman by the name of FIBBY and her two children SUSAN and HENRIETTA (?)(actuallylooks like Heneritta) and their future incr ease never the less at adivision of my property among my heirs at Law to be returned and appraised without any increase which subsequently occur with them.

My will and request is that my children of the following names share equally in my estate . V i z, EVELINE McKEE, MARTHA PALMER,CATHERINE PALMER, WILLIAM PALMER, JULIA ANN PALMER and DABNEY PALMER,and that all my property remain in common together until my daughters marry and my sons become of the age of Twenty-one years and I desire that all of my landed property be sold on my youngest son becoming of the age of twenty-one years and not before, and divided as herein before mentioned.

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