ALABAMA RECORDS
Harrington/Herrington
Email me if you can add to any of these records.
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1701-1800 1801-1860
Note: The federal census in Alabama was first enumerated in 1820.
County Records on Microfilm
Bureau of Land Management (BLM),Eastern States,General Land Office (GLO) Records
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ALABAMA TIMELINE
1699 d'Iberville lands at Biloxi - Ft. Maurepas built
1702 Early French settlements--Biloxi and Mobile
Mobile served as the capital of the French colony of Louisiane for almost a
decade, until its abandonment in 1711. Fort Louis was built in Old Mobile.
1715 Yamasee War--all British traders in the interior Southeast were killed
or expelled because of trade abuses with the indians
1717 French build Fort Toulouse at Wetumpka (present day Elmore Co, Alabama)
This outpost was on the Coosa River in the Alabamas indian area.
1720 Dog River Plantation at the confluence with Mobile Bay established by Charles
Rouchon. Many slaves, both Indian and African, lived and worked at the Dog River
plantation over the years. A brickyard was located on Dog River from 1819
to 1831, and a sawmill was built nearby in the mid-1830s.
1756 .. 1763 French & Indian War (a.k.a. Seven Years War)
1776 .. 1783 American Revolutionary War
1780 Spanish capture Mobile during American Revolution and retain the West and East
Floridas as part of war-ending treaty.
1784 Alexander McGillivray named Spanish representative among the Creek Indians. He
had a large plantation near the Coosa River in central Alabama.
1803 .. 1811 Federal Road conceived and built connecting Milledgeville, Georgia to Fort
Stoddert, American outpost north of Mobile.
30 Aug 1813 Fort Mims Massacre--Creek Indians massacred more than 300 people including
women and children (7 miles west of Tensaw in Baldwin County). Chief cause of
the Creek Indian War.
1813 .. 1814 Creek Indian War
July 1813 — Battle of Burnt Corn Creek
August 1813 — Fort Mims Massacre
December 1813 — Battle of Holy Ground
27 March 1814 — Battle of Horseshoe Bend (Dadeville, Tallapoosa Co, Alabama)
Nearly 3,000 Tennessee militia, 39th U.S. Infantry and
Native American allies led by Andrew Jackson waged a
fierce battle with close to 1,000 Creek Indians led by
Chief Menawa, which ended the Creek Indian War. This
battle was fought on the Horseshoe bend of the Tallapoosa River.
1817 Alabama Territory created, with temporary capital at St. Stephens, when
Mississippi becomes a state.
1834 Fort Morgan, a five sided masonry fortification, positioned at the point of the
peninsula in order to guard the mouth of Mobile Bay, was completed. Located near
present day Gulf Shores, Alabama.
1836 - 1837 Second Creek War (Seminole War)
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ALABAMA
Homestead and Cash Entry Patents from the Bureau of Land
Management's General Land Office (GLO)--Selected Entries
Last name First name Init County Sec Twp Rng Acres ---Date-----
Warrant Name and/or Remarks
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Granberry Thomas St Stephens
Meridian--
Lands in Ms 24 5N 14W 79.926 20 Oct 1823 # 4 <--
Harrington Hardy St Stephens
Meridian--
Lands in Ms 3 6N 19W 81.835 20 Oct 1823 # 123 <--
NOTE: Given that land description, this might be the Hardy who was in
1820 Lawrence Co., Mississippi
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Arrington William R Coffee 14 6N 20E 70.97 1 Nov 1858 #49373
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Harrington Micajah Dale 3 5N 26E 40 1 Oct 1883 # 2054
St Stephens
Meridian
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Harrington Young D Elmore 13 18N 20E 37.4 1 Aug 1853 #12156
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Herrington Micajah Escambia 19 2N 12E 79.95 15 Jul 1824 # 324
Burson Enoch Escambia 6 2N 13E 80.5 1 May 1826 # 536
Harrington Harvey Escambia 13 2N 12E 164.08 14 Jun 1828 # 555
Harrington Miles J Escambia 24 2N 11E 39.84 15 May 1837 # 2082
Herrington Miles J Escambia 3 1N 11E 42.15 15 Aug 1837 # 3442
Herrington Thomas Escambia 32 2N 9E 160.82 3 Jul 1890 # 6534
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Poe Simon Fayette 33 17S 12W 80.53 20 Dec 1826 # 5858
Caraway William J Fayette 1 17S 12W 40.06 30 Mar 1837 #13485
Freeman Jesse Fayette 1 16S 11W 40 1 Apr 1837 #14659
Willingham Beverly Fayette 11 17S 11W 40 20 Sep 1839 #19611
Poe Calvin Fayette 25 16S 11W 80.13 20 Sep 1839 #20203
Harrington Bowling G Fayette 11 17S 11W 40 10 Nov 1840 #23677
Freeman John C Fayette 20 16S 10W 39.94 1 Jul 1848 #24222
Poe Stephen N Fayette 25 17S 12W 80.27 10 Dec 1859 #36829
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Harrington Drury Lee 1 19N 28E 40 5 Apr 1837 # 2026
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Harrington Birt Lowndes 24 14N 12E 55.75 22 Nov 1826 # 2727
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Harrington William Monroe 9 8N 9E 80.44 4 Jun 1833 #10014
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Harrington James Montgomery 23 13N 19E 39.66 14 Oct 1835 #16232
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Harrington James F Pickens 2 19S 16W 39.97 4 Nov 1834 #10155
Poe James Pickens 5 23N 3W 80.27 1 Oct 1835 #11147
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Herrington Thomas Montgomery 15 13N 19E 39.67 16 Oct 1835 #16931
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Arrington Isham Randolph 9 20S 13E 40.00 15 Jul 1854 #16197
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Harrington Thomas St. Clair 20 17S 2E 322.34 1 Oct 1860 #38362
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Arrington Henry F Sumter 25 19N 2W 159.9 15 Mar 1837 # 3734
Arrington Joseph Sumter 20 18N 1E 79.98 2 Nov 1837 #11746
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Poe Thomas Tuscaloosa 1 18S 11W 80 14 Apr 1824 # 2029
Poe John Tuscaloosa 24 18S 11W 80 30 Apr 1824 # 2673
Willingham Beverly Tuscaloosa 19 17S 10W 80.92 20 Jun 1825 # 3895
Willingham William Tuscaloosa 18 22S 9W 76.96 15 Jul 1825 # 3991 W1/2SW
Willingham John Tuscaloosa 18 22S 9W 76.96 15 Jul 1825 # 4019 W1/2NW
Willingham Isaac Tuscaloosa 24 17S 11W 79.97 10 Sep 1825 # 4496
Willingham John Tuscaloosa 19 17S 10W 80.92 1 Dec 1826 # 5710
Poe Calvin Tuscaloosa 18 17S 10W 80.55 1 Nov 1830 # 7070
Willingham John Tuscaloosa 8 22S 9W 40.15 7 Nov 1837 #16658
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Harrington William D Wilcox 15 14N 7E 39.89 5 Aug 1834 #12593
Harrington John Wilcox 4 10N 8E 41.32 16 Oct 1835
Herrington William Wilcox 19 11N 10E 40.16 10 Apr 1837 #21531
Burson Enoch Wilcox 9 11N 11E 78.775 20 May 1841 #34844
NOTE: This is probably the Enoc Burson who married
Harvey Harrington's daughter Mary.
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Baldwin County Created 1809 from Washington and Florida County Seat is Bay Minette
1850 Census Baldwin County, Alabama
PG_NO DWL_ LINE LAST_NAME FIRST_NAME AGE SEX BIRTH_PL NOTE
47 47 Herrington W. H. 28 M Ala b. c1822
Herrington Harriet P. 20 F Ala
Herrington Mary G. 2 F Ala
Herrington Robert W. 21 M Ala b. c1829
Herrington Milton Geo 6 M Ala b. c1844
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Barbour County
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Marriages of Barbour County, Alabama
William R. ARRINGTON m Seney DIKES 03/21/1841
Harriet ARRINGTON m Elisha HULEN 02/19/1843
Amos ARRINGTON m Sarah C. COLE 05/22/1851
Francis M. ARRINGTON m Sarah E. STEPHENS 06/14/1854
James ARRINGTON m Margaret E. SMITH 08/14/1867
James E. ARRINGTON m Martha STEED 1868
Thomas ARRINGTON m Catherine P. ROBERTS 06/11/1878
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Bibb County Created 1818 Originally Cahawba County Seat is Centreville
1850 Census Bibb County, Alabama
PG_NO DWL_ LINE LAST_NAME FIRST_NAME AGE SEX BIRTH_PL NOTE
633 Mahan Jesse W. 34 M Tenn
635 Herrington John 70 M S.C. b. c1780 Farmer $800
636 Gandy Wiley R. 44 M Georgia
Shaddock/Harrington Family Bibb Co, Alabama
THOMAS SHADDOCK b.1797 Sc.
m.10 Dec 1826 Bibb Co, Al. -
MARTHA HARRINGTON (b. 1809 SC-d.aft 1880 Sumter Co,AL,
d/o John HARRINGTON)
1. John J. SHADDOCK b.1830 Bibb Co,Al.
2. Benjamin SHADDOCK b.1833 Bibb Co,Al.
3. Lydia SHADDOCK b.1835 Bibb Co,Al.
4. James SHADDOCK b.1838 Bibb Co,Al.
5. Thomas SHADDOCK b.1840 Bibb Co,Al.
6. Amanda C. SHADDOCK b.1842 Bibb Co,Al.
7. Mary Jane SHADDOCK b.1843 Bibb Co,Al.
8. Anna Penelope SHADDOCK b.21 May 1845 Bibb Co,Al.
9. William Henry SHADDOCK b.1846 Bibb Co,Al.
10. Rebecca SHADDOCK b.1848 Bibb Co,Al.
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Blount County Created 1818 from Creek Nation
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Marriages of Blount County, Alabama
Dr. Robert C. FREEMAN m. Elizabeth YIELDING 19 Jul 1821
John McKnight FREEMAN m. Sarah MURPHREE 30 Dec 1840
Richard Yielding FREEMAN m. Catherine L. HOLT 24 Dec 1845
Francis M. FREEMAN m. Nancy Ann BAYSINGER 25 Oct 1852
1830 Census Blount County, Alabama
Males Females
U 5 10 15 20 30 40 50 60 U 5 10 15 20 30 40 50 60
n - - - - - - - - n - - - - - - - -
d 10 15 20 30 40 50 60 70 d 10 15 20 30 40 50 60 70
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Pg 23 Fowler, John 0--0--0--0--1--0--1--0--0 0--0--0--2--0--0--1--0--0
Pg 23 Stovall, Thomas 2--1--1--1--0--0--1--1--0 1--1--0--0--0--1--0--0--0
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Chambers County Created 1832 from Cherokee Nation County Seat is Lafayette
1850 Census Chambers County, Alabama
PG_NO DWL_ LINE LAST_NAME FIRST_NAME AGE SEX BIRTH_PL NOTE
1502 Freeman Tyre 47 M GA b.c1803 Bapt. Clergy
Freeman Keziah 47 F GA
Freeman Green B. 22 M GA
Freeman Elizabeth 15 F GA
Freeman Josiah 14 M GA
Freeman John T. 13 M GA
Freeman Lucentha 13 F GA
Freeman Maria 12 F GA
Freeman Lucy 10 F GA
Freeman Littleton 7 M GA
Freeman James T. 5 M GA
NOTE: Tyre FREEMAN, son of Noah FREEMAN, (1800 census Oglethorpe Co, GA)
and Judy ROGERS FREEMAN.
m. wife #3 KIZIAH D. MORRIS on 1 Oct 1840 in JOnes Co, GA.
Children Lucy, Littleton and James T. above are
by Keziah. Other children by previous wives.
NOTE: Tyre had a brother Robert FREEMAN b. 1815 who married
Jane Ann HERONTON (Could this be HERRINGTON/HARRINGTON) daughter of
William S. HERONTON and Nancy HILL.
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NOTE: Tyre FREEMAN's father Noah was the brother of Josiah FREEMAN who
married Susannah HAWKINS, and thus Tyre was a nephew of my ancestor
Josiah FREEMAN and a 1st cousin to Josiah's children, including my
gr-gr-gr grandfather John Jack FREEMAN (1793 GA-1864 TX).
See also Tyre Freeman's Pedigree Chart
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1661 Herrington Jeptha 75 M NC b. c1775 Farmer
Northrup Jane 17 F SC b. c1833
NOTE: This is Jeptha, son of Drury b.1752 and Rachael Petty Harrington.
NOTE: Jane Northrup was Jeptha's granddaughter.
NOTE: On April 28, 1838, Washington McGinty married the widow,
Elizabeth C. Harrington Northrop, daughter of Jeptha Harrington,
in Chambers Co., Alabama. Jeptha was a well to do citizen and
is shown as owning 33 slaves in the 1840 Chambers Co., Alabama
census.
1662 Herrington William 51 M SC b. c1799 Bapt Clergy
Herrington Lucretia 28 F GA
Herrington Mary 8 F Ala b. c1842
Herrington John 6 M Ala b. c1844
Herrington Henry 4 M Ala b. c1846
NOTE: William Darwin Herrington, son of Jeptha.
McGinty Washington 64 M b. c1786
McGinty Elizabeth 45 F SC b. c1815
McGinty Narcissa 19 F GA b. c1831
McGinty Pinckney 10 M Ala
McGinty James 8 M
McGinty Missoura A 6 F
McGinty Salina A 2 F
The McGinty Family
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Choctaw County
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1850 Census Choctaw County, Alabama
1977 ARINGTON JOHN 85 M VA b. c1765
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Clarke County
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Marriages of Clarke County, Alabama
William HUDSON, Sr m. Margaret LOFTIN 6 June 1823
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Clay County Created 1866 from Randolph/Talladega
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Marriages Clay County, Alabama
#373 Charles M. WHITE Martha J. GOLDEN January 24 1877
J.R. Gilbert, NP & Ex Off JP
Bond: Charles M. White (his mark)
Bond: Thomas B. Harrington (his mark).
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Coffee County Created 1841 from Dale Co County Seat is Elba
1850 Census Coffee County, Alabama
PG_NO DWL_ LINE LAST_NAME FIRST_NAME AGE SEX BIRTH_PL NOTE
478 478 Cook James I. 40 M N.C. b. c1810
Cook Rebecca 35 F N.C.
Cook James C. 11 M Ga
Cook Sarah E. 9 F Ga
Cook Ann M. 3 F Ala
Cook Dicy C. 6/12 F Ala
Rushin Thomas I. 17 M Ala
Rushin Tempy 15 F Ala
546 546 Cook William R. 28 M Mis b. c1832
Cook Elizabeth 24 F Ala
Cook Sarah J. 9 F Ala
Cook Green J. 7 M Ala
Cook James M. 5 M Ala
Cook Daniel 3 M Ala
Rushing Francis 19 M Ala b. c1831
Rushing Mary E. 17 F Ala
562 Harrington Thomas 40 M NC b. c1810 Farmer
Harrington Mary 35 F ALA
Harrington Nancy E. 10 F ALA b. c1840
Harrington James 9 M ALA b. c1841
Harrington Clarissa E. 6 F ALA b. c1844
Harrington Sarah 4 F ALA b. c1846
Harrington Charles 3/12 M ALA b. c1850
564 Birt Washington 34 M ALA b. c1816
Birt Elizabeth 34 F ALA
Birt Zylphia 47 F ALA
Birt Martha 20 F ALA
Birt Zylphia 17 F ALA
Birt John 18 M ALA
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Conecuh County Created 1818 from Monroe County Seat is Evergreen
1830 Census Conecuh County, Alabama
Males Females
U 5 10 15 20 30 40 50 60 U 5 10 15 20 30 40 50 60
n - - - - - - - - n - - - - - - - -
d 10 15 20 30 40 50 60 70 d 10 15 20 30 40 50 60 70
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92 Herrington Dennis NEED DETAIL
92 Herrington James 0--0--0--0--1--0--0--0--0 1--0--0--0--1--0--0--0--0
97 Herrington John NEED DETAIL
99 Herrington Henry NEED DETAIL
184 Herrington Daniel W. 1--0--0--0--1--0--0--0--0 1--0--0--0--1--0--0--0--0
184 Herrington William 0--0--1--1--0--0--0--1--0 0--0--0--0--0--0--0--1--0
192 Herrington John 1--0--0--0--1--0--0--0--0 0--1--0--0--1--0--0--0--0
196 Herrington Harvey 0--0--1--0--0--0--0--1--0 0--1--0--0--0--0--1--0--0
198 Herrington Miles 1--0--0--0--1--0--0--0--0 0--0--0--1--0--0--0--0--0
224 Herrington Rebecca 0--0--0--1--1--0--0--0--0 0--1--1--0--0--1--0--0--0
NOTE: William and Harvey both 50-60 (born 1770-1780).
James, Daniel W., John & Miles all 20-30 (born 1800-1810).
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1850 Census Conecuh County, Alabama
PG_NO DWL_ LINE LAST_NAME FIRST_NAME AGE SEX BIRTH_PL NOTE
335 51 51 Harrington James 25 M AL b. 28 Oct 1826 Conecuh Co, ALA
51 51 Harrington Margaret 25 F AL b. c 1825 MARGARET [THOMPSON]
51 51 Harrington Adeline 6 F AL b. 25 Apr 1843 d. 1876 Escambia Co, AL
51 51 Harrington Mary Ann 4 F AL b. 31 Oct 1845 d. 1910 Escambia Co, AL
51 51 Harrington John 3 M AL
51 51 Harrington Baby* 6/12 F AL [Martha J] b. 25 Sep 1850 d. 1913 Escambia Co, AL
358 404 404 Henderson John M 27 M Ala Merchant
404 404 Henderson Laura 20 F Ala
404 404 Henderson Charles C 2 M Ala
404 404 Bradley Augustus 19 M Ala Clerk
404 404 Green George E 22 M Va Merchant
404 404 HERRINGTON Margaret 30 F Ala b. c1820 Peddler
361 449 449 Herrington Hampton J 33 M AL b. c1817 Lawyer
449 449 Herrington Elizabeth 24 F AL b. c1826
449 449 Herrington Elizabeth S 6 F AL b. c1844
449 449 Herrington Mary Ann 2 F AL b. c1848
449 449 Herrington John 10 M AL b. c1840
449 449 Herrington Christopher C 4 M AL b. c1846
449 449 Herrington Hyram* 1 M AL b. c1849
449 449 Herrington Elizabeth 74 F NC [MOTHER] b. c1776
NOTE: Son of Harvey Herrington. His mother,
Elizabeth Granberry Herrington is living
with him. They moved to Hardin Co, Texas.
[SEE HARVEY HARRINGTON PROBATE PAPERS]
450 450 Herrington Miles J 47 M GA b. c1803 Farmer
450 450 Herrington Sarah 41 F GA b. c1809
450 450 Herrington Geo. G 24 M FL b. c1826 Merchant
NOTE: Son of Harvey Herrington.
[SEE HARVEY HARRINGTON PROBATE PAPERS]
453 453 Havard Charles 46 M GA Farmer
453 453 Havard Sabra* 43 F SC
453 453 Havard Susan 17 F AL
453 453 Havard Sabra* 16 F AL
453 453 Havard Mary 13 F AL
453 453 Havard Martha 6 F AL
453 453 Havard Elizabeth 5 F AL
453 453 Havard "Child" 1 F AL
453 453 Havard John 20 M AL
453 453 Havard Lewis 13 M AL
453 453 Havard Charles 10 M AL
NOTE: Wiley Allen Harrington had a son named
Charles Havard Harrington b. 1813 SC.
1860 Census Conecuh County, Alabama
PG_NO DWL_ LINE LAST_NAME FIRST_NAME AGE SEX BIRTH_PL NOTE
Brooklyn ?
356 336 MANCILL Henry 32 M Ala
Mancill Mary 30 F Ala
Mancill Jno 3 M Ala
Mancill Martha 3/12 F Ala
HARRINGTON Micahah 10 M Ala b. c1850
I don't know who this child belonged to, but note
the name Micajah.
471 451 Havard Charles 53 M Ga b. c1807
NOTED only for the reason that there was a
CHARLES HAVARD HARRINGTON as noted above.
Nathanville
474 454 Harrington Miles 57 M Ga b. c1803
Harrington Sarah 50 F Ga
BROWNING Jane 16 F Fla
PARKER Polly 85 F Md ?
NOTE: Miles HARRINGTON, son of Harvey HARRINGTON
Nathanville
475 455 Harrington Geo. 34 M Fla b. c1826
Harrington Martha 23 F Ala
Harrington Sarah 7 F Ala
Harrington Wm 4 M Ala
NOTE: George Granberry HARRINGTON and his wife
Martha Saphronia AUTREY, son of Miles J. HARRINGTON (above)
Bellville
581 561 Harrington Rebecca 68 F Ga b. c1792
Harrington Thomas 29 M Ala b. c1831
NOTE: I have not identified her. Does anyone know
who this was ?
Bellville
814 790 Harrington Hartwell 17 M Ala b. c1843
919 883 Herrington Jas. 35 M Ala b. c1825
Herrington Adaline 15 F Ala b. c1845
Herrington Mary 14 F Ala b. c1846
Herrington Martha 10 F Ala b. c1850
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Coosa County Created 1832 from Creek Nation County Seat is Rockford
1850 Census Coosa Co, Alabama
PG_NO DWL_ LINE LAST_NAME FIRST_NAME AGE SEX BIRTH_PL NOTE
188. Calhoun Isaac 50 M GA
Calhoun Tabitha 45 F GA
Calhoun Malissa 22 F GA
NOTE: Can this be the parents of Tabitha Herrington
below?
189 Herrington Young D. 32 M GA b. c1818 Farmer
Herrington Tabitha 29 F SC
Herrington Martha Ann 10 F Ala
Herrington James 8 M Ala
Herrington Drury 6 M Ala
Herrington Jeptha 4 M Ala
Herrington William 2 M Ala
Herrington Henry 4/12 M Ala
NOTE: This is Young Drury, son of Drury and Matilda
Farr Harrington, grandson of Drury and Rebecca
Petty Harrington.
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A Brief History of Poplar Springs Baptist Church - Coosa Co., AL
Full Text of Article
In 1863 the Rev. Y. D. Harrington preached the Annual Sermon
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Dallas County, Alabama Created 1814 from Creek Nation
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Some History
OLD CAHABA
Located at the confluence of the Alabama and Cahaba Rivers in Dallas County, Cahawba
became a thriving antebellum river town. It became the major distribution point for
cotton shipped down the Alabama River from the fertile "black belt" to the port of Mobile.
Located 14 miles southwest of Selma at Orrville, Alabama.
Marriages of Dallas Co, Alabama
Obediah Herrington m. Amanda McCord 18 Oct 1838 Book D. page 104
NOTE: 3 Children born in Mississippi 1844-1849. Living 1860 Carroll Parish, LA
1850 Census Dallas Co, Alabama
PG_NO DWL_ LINE LAST_NAME FIRST_NAME AGE SEX BIRTH_PL NOTE
30 30 Holston Has. W. 38 M SC Physician
Holston M. C.
Holston W. J.
Holston M. A.
Herrington N. 25 M Miss b. c1825 Farmer
??? Don't know who this was or who this Holston family is.
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Elmore County, Alabama
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1738-1782 Home of Lachlan McGillivray--Indian Trader
1750-1792 Home of Alexander McGillivray, son of Lachlan McGillivray
August 1814 Treaty of Fort Jackson
Fort Toulouse/Fort Jackson is located just north of Montgomery, off US Highway 231, Wetumpka, Alabama
Originally built as Fort Toulouse by the French in 1717 and rebuilt in 1751, the fort decayed after
the French withdrew in 1763 at the end of the French and Indian War. American troops came to the
site during the War of 1812 and built Fort Jackson.
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Escambia County
Created 1868 from parts of Baldwin and Conecuh Counties. County Seat is Brewton
In 1816 it was part of the Mississippi Territory included in Monroe County.
Cemetery Records-Escambia County, Alabama
May Creek Cemetery
William C. Harrington Mar 3, 1851 Oct 5, 1911
Marriage Records-Escambia County, Alabama
Herrington, Mallisa Weaver, D.J.D. 19 Oct 1879
Harrington, Andy L. Barnes, Margaret M. 14 Sept 1890
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Tombstones-May Creek Cemetery-Escambia County, Alabama
Harrington, William C. Mar 3, 1851 Oct 5, 1911
Harrington, Andy L. Jul 9, 1861 May 10, 1900
Burnham, Francis E. Harrington 1868 1937
Harrington, Charles L. Sept 8, 1890 Sept 3, 1947
Harrington, George C. Oct 13, 1925 Sept 17, 1989
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Birth Records-Escambia County, Alabama
Harrington, William Edward 28 Aug 1916
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Fayette County Created 1824 from Tuscaloosa/Marion County Seat is Fayette
Fayette Co, Alabama
Land Patents Fayette Co, Alabama
20 Dec 1826 Simon POE receives a land patent.
20 Sept 1839 Calvin POE receives a land patent.
10 Nov 1840 Bowling G. HARRINGTON receives a land patent.
10 Dec 1859 Stephen N. POE receives a land patent.
1830 Census Fayette Co, Alabama
Males Females
U 5 10 15 20 30 40 50 60 U 5 10 15 20 30 40 50 60
n - - - - - - - - n - - - - - - - -
d 10 15 20 30 40 50 60 70 d 10 15 20 30 40 50 60 70
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197 FREEMAN John 2 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 1
198 FREEMAN William
198 FREEMAN Jesse
213 FREEMAN Nicholas
1850 Census Fayette Co, Alabama ONLINE
PG_NO DWL_ LINE LAST_NAME FIRST_NAME AGE SEX BIRTH_PL NOTE
58 49 FREEMAN James 49 M GA b. c1801
FREEMAN Matilda 46 F GA
FREEMAN Sarah C. 19 F ALA
FREEMAN Rufus 17 M ALA
FREEMAN Jerusha 15 F ALA
FREEMAN Christopher 12 M ALA
FREEMAN Madoora 9 F ALA
FREEMAN Joseph 5 M ALA
FREEMAN Lucius 3 M ALA
NOTE: This is Reverend James Hawkins FREEMAN,
son of Josiah Freeman.
58 51 FREEMAN Nicholas 64 M SC b. c1786
FREEMAN Susannah 60 F SC
NOTE: son of Josiah Freeman
58 52 FREEMAN Jesse 46 M GA b. c1804
FREEMAN Rebecca [COLE] 50 F GA
FREEMAN Martin 19 ALA
FREEMAN Frances 13 F ALA
NOTE: son of Josiah Freeman
61B 100 CARRAWAY William J. 40 M SC
CARRAWAY Rebecca 37 F SC
CARRAWAY ? 16 F ALA
CARRAWAY William 146 M ALA
CARRAWAY Thomas 12 M ALA
CARRAWAY E **** 10 M ALA
CARRAWAY Elisa ? 8 F ALA
CARRAWAY J *** 5 M ALA
CARRAWAY L *** 4 F ALA
Couldn't read census image very well.
64B COOK William 39 M SC b. c1811
COOK Hetta 40 F SC
COOK J M 13 M SC b. c1837 James Madison Cook
COOK Carolyn 12 M SC b. c1838
COOK William 11 M SC b. c1839 William Artice Cook
COOK Mary 9 F SC b. c1841
COOK Catherine 7 F SC b. c1843
COOK Young 5 M SC b. c1845 Austin Young Cook
COOK John 3 M SC b. c1847 John Wesley Cook
COOK Malinda 2 F SC b. c1848
NOTE: This is the William COOk who moved to Anderson County, TX
Son Daniel Green COOK born 1850 not shown here.
66A 158 BAKER Nicholas 49 M GA b. c1801
BAKER Elizabeth 42 ? F ?
BAKER Mary 26 F ALA
BAKER Tillman ? 23 M ALA
BAKER Rebecca 20 F ALA
BAKER I ? 17 M ALA
BAKER Elizabeth 15 F ALA
BAKER Sarah 13 F ALA
BAKER Elijah 7 M ALA
BAKER ? 5 M ALA
BAKER Roxy 3 F ALA
NOTE: Susannah Baker Freeman's father was named
Nicholas BAKER, but he died 1819 in Tuscaloosa, AL.
Could this be a brother?
161 WILLINGHAM Isaac 50 M GA b. c1800
WILLINGHAM Laura 45 F GA
WILLINGHAM Ann 22 F GA b. c1828
WILLINGHAM John 20 M ALA b. c1830
WILLINGHAM Elijah 18 M ALA
WILLINGHAM ? 16 F ALA
WILLINGHAM ? 14 M ALA
WILLINGHAM ? 10 M ALA
NOTE: Son of William WILLINGHAM and Nancy WILLIAMS
and uncle of Nancy Garner Willingham FREEMAN.
67B GUYNES Daniel 25 M MS
68A 187 FREEMAN William 40 M NC b. c1810
FREEMAN Delitha 39 F NC
FREEMAN Allen 19 M SC b. c1831
FREEMAN Sarah 17 F ALA
FREEMAN Mary 16 F ALA
FREEMAN William 14 M ALA
FREEMAN Isabela 12 F ALA
FREEMAN Marshall 9 M ALA
FREEMAN George 7 F ALA
FREEMAN Delitha 1 F ALA
FREEMAN Mahala 1 F ALA
FREEMAN Emaline 18 F GA
202 POE Calvin 45 M N C b. c1845
202 POE James 20 M Ala
202 POE Francis 16 F Ala
202 POE William J 5 M Ala
202 POE Martha 4 F Ala
202 POE Hosia H 1 F Ala
NOTE: Calvin POE, son of John POE of Virginia, who
married Mary WILLINGHAM who died 1848. Mary
was the daughter of John WILLINGHAM b. 1788 NC
and granddaughter of William WILLINGHAM b. 1740
St. Johns Parish, SC Mary's sister, Nancy Garner
WILLINGHAM, married Robert Foster FREEMAN,
enumerated in dwelling 265 below.
Calvin and Mary POE'S daughter, Lucy, married
Bowling Green HARRINGTON, grandson of the Drury
HARRINGTON who resided in Lancaster Co, SD in
1787 and died 1813 Lincoln Co, GA.
205 POE Thos 65 M N C b. c1785
205 POE Mary 60 F N C
71A 220 POE Simon 68 M NC b. c1782
POE Dicy 67 F NC
POE Martha 17 F NC
74A 264 FREEMAN John 57 M GA b. 1793
FREEMAN Susannah 51 F NC Susannah Baker Freeman
FREEMAN Jesse 21 M ALA
FREEMAN Susannah 18 F ALA
FREEMAN Temperance 16 F ALA
FREEMAN Nicholas 13 M ALA
FREEMAN Mary 8 F ALA
NOTE: John Jack Freeman son of Josiah Freeman
Where was son John Collier Freeman age 24 in this census?
74B 265 FREEMAN Robert F. 34 M GA (Clark Co) Robert Foster Freeman
FREEMAN Nancy 31 F GA Nancy Willingham Freeman
FREEMAN Francis 13 M ALA Francis Marion Freeman
FREEMAN Susan A. 11 F ALA Susan America Freeman
FREEMAN John W. 9 M ALA John Willingham Freeman
FREEMAN Nancy 7 F ALA Nancy June Freeman
NOTE: Robert Foster Freeman, son of John Jack Freeman (above)
Moved to Anderson County, Texas after April 1852.
74B 266 ROBERSON George A. 30 M GA
ROBERSON RoAnn 27 F GA
ROBERSON John 11 M ALA
ROBERSON Henry 9 M ALA
ROBERSON Freeman 7 M ALA
ROBERSON Mary 5 F ALA
NOTE: George A. ROBERTSON and wife RoAnn WILLINHAM, sister of
Robert Foster Freeman's wife, Nancy Garner WILLINGHAM (above)
This family was living in Anderson County, Texas by 1853
and appear in the 1860 and 1870 censuses of Anderson Co, TX.
300 POE James 52 M S C 1798
300 POE Mary 49 F N C
300 POE Nancy 23 F Ala 1827
300 POE Alay 18 F Ala
300 POE Apsy Ann 16 F Ala
300 POE William 12 M Ala
300 POE Geroge 11 M Ala
301 POE James 26 M Ala
301 POE Ellen 22 F Ga
301 POE James 3 M Ala
301 POE George 2 M Ala
315 WILLINGHAM Thos 42 M Ga
315 WILLINGHAM Susan 32 F Ga
315 WILLINGHAM Rufus 16 M Ala
315 WILLINGHAM George 13 M Ala
315 WILLINGHAM Andersen 11 M Ala
315 WILLINGHAM Benjamin 5 M Ala
315 WILLINGHAM Huse 8 F Ala
315 WILLINGHAM Susan 2 F Ala
315 WILLINGHAM Mary 1/12 M Ala
318 318 WEST Thos W 45 M S C
316 318 WEST Martha 19 F Ala
316 318 WEST Malissa 14 F Ala
318 318 WEST William 12 M Ala
318 318 WEST James 11 M Ala
318 318 WEST George 9 M Ala
318 318 WEST Sarah 8 F Ala
318 318 WEST Catharine 6 F Ala
318 318 WEST Franklin 5 M Ala
318 318 WEST Riley 4 M Ala
318 318 WEST Gaberilla 2 F Ala
326 326 MOON William T 52 M S C
326 326 MOON Eastn 28 F Ala
326 326 MOON James 8 M Ala
326 326 MOON Thomas 6 M Ala
326 326 MOON Sarah 3 F Ala
326 326 MOON Sis 3/12 F Ala
MEMO: Others found in 1850 Fayette Census, detail not looked up yet.
Age Born Page
FREEMAN, John W. - 29 - SC - 55B
FREEMAN, James - 49 - GA - 58A+
FREMAN, Jesse - 62 - NC - 58B
POE, Thomas - 65 - NC - 69B
FREMAN, William - 63 - GA - 77B
COLE, William B. - 82 - VA - 78A dwelling 312 b. c1768
FREEMAN, James - 23 - SC - 101A
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1860 Census Fayette Co, Alabama
PG_NO DWL_ LINE LAST_NAME FIRST_NAME AGE SEX BIRTH_PL NOTE
86 FREEMAN William 71 M GA b. c1789
FREEMAN Martha 70 F VA
FREEMAN Martha J. 18 F ALA
NOTE: Martha COLE, (1791-1871) daughter of William Bibb COLE.
97 FREEMAN Jesse 55 M GA Minister b. c1805
FREEMAN Rachael 60 F GA
FREEMAN Matilda J. 28 F ALA
NOTE: Rachael COLE, (1799-1882) daughter of William Bibb COLE.
102 COLE Littleton 49 M GA b. c1811
COLE Isabella [FEARS] 39 F ALA
COLE William 19 M ALA
COLE John B 4 M ALA
FEARS James 71 M GA
FEARS Judith 62 F GA
NOTE: Son of William Bibb COLE and Sarah BYARS from
Clarke County, GA.
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Franklin County Created 1818 from Indian Lands County Seat is Russellville
1830 Census Franklin Co, Alabama
Males Females
U 5 10 15 20 30 40 50 60 U 5 10 15 20 30 40 50 60
n - - - - - - - - n - - - - - - - -
d 10 15 20 30 40 50 60 70 d 10 15 20 30 40 50 60 70
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44 Herrington William NEED DETAIL
60 Herrington Burt
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1850 Census Franklin Co, Alabama
PG_NO DWL_ LINE LAST_NAME FIRST_NAME AGE SEX BIRTH_PL NOTE
794 794 Harrington Burt 60 M S.C. b. c1790
Harrington Harriet 50 F S.C.
Reed Mary 45 F
Holmes John 20 M Ala
Winter F. W. 43 M VA ?
Winter Sarah 38 F
Winter Elizabeth 20 F Ala
Winter Josephine 18 F Ala
Winter Caroline 63 F VA ?
Winter B. ? 16 M VA
NOTE: Can this be Burt, son of John and Frances Burt Harrington?
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Henry County Created 1819 from Conecuh
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1850 Census Henry Co, Alabama
PG_NO DWL_ LINE LAST_NAME FIRST_NAME AGE SEX BIRTH_PL NOTE
429A 736 746 Armstrong Hiram 54 M SC
736 746 Armstrong Margarett 45 F SC
736 746 Armstrong Jrona 24 M Ala
736 746 Armstrong Mahala 14 F Ala
736 746 Armstrong Eviline 12 F Georgia
736 746 Petty Susan 26 F Georgia b. c1824
736 746 Petty Sarah J. 7 F Ala b. c1843
429B 737 746 Campbell Daniel 24 M SC
737 746 Campbell Sarah 31 F SC
737 746 Campbell Mary 10 F Ala
737 746 Campbell Angus 7 M Ala
737 746 Campbell John 4 M Ala
737 746 Harrington Leurany 25 M ? Georgia b. c1825
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Limestone County
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Marriages of Limestone County, Alabama
Benjamin FRENCH m. Catherine SHOEMAKER 23 Sep 1823
[He was a revolutionary war pensioner ]
[and she was born in 1777. ]
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Lowndes County Created 1830 from parts of Montgomery, Dallas & Butler
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Madison County
1850 Census Madison County
PG_NO DWL_ LINE LAST_NAME FIRST_NAME AGE SEX BIRTH_PL NOTE
291 FREEMAN John 66 M SC
FREEMAN Priscilla 66 F SC
FREEMAN Zana ? 30 F SC
FREEMAN Martha 23 F ALA
FREEMAN George 20 M ALA
FREEMAN Martha 7 F ALA
297 FREEMAN Jacob 69 M SC b. c1781
FREEMAN Christiana 62 F SC
FREEMAN C. D. 26 M ALA
FREEMAN Sarah 18 F GA
330 FREEMAN William 41 M TENN b. c1809
FREEMAN Sarah 35 F TENN
FREEMAN Elizabeth 17 F ALA
FREEMAN William 14 M ALA
FREEMAN Carrey Ann 11 F ALA
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FREEMAN Margaret 69 F MARYLAND b. c1781
425 511 CHEWNEY Catherine 52 F VA
CHEWNEY Richard 22 M ALA
CHEWNEY Mary 15 F ALA
****** HARRINGTON Arabella N. 19 F ALA
HARRINGTON Mary S. 1 F ALA
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Monroe County Created 1815 from Creek Nation/Old Washington Co County Seat is Monroeville
1816 Census Monroe Co, Alabama
Harvey Herrington
1830 Census Monroe Co, Alabama
Males Females
U 5 10 15 20 30 40 50 60 U 5 10 15 20 30 40 50 60
n - - - - - - - - n - - - - - - - -
d 10 15 20 30 40 50 60 70 d 10 15 20 30 40 50 60 70
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33 Hudson Derril
33 Clarke Elijah
35 Herrington William NEED DETAIL
38 Arrington Alfred
38 Arrington Willis
45 Hidon William
46 Higdon Terrill
59 Arrington William
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1840 Census Monroe Co, Alabama
Males Females
U 5 10 15 20 30 40 50 60 U 5 10 15 20 30 40 50 60
n - - - - - - - - n - - - - - - - -
d 10 15 20 30 40 50 60 70 d 10 15 20 30 40 50 60 70
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216 Arrington Alfred
218 Hammond A.
238 Hammond Asa
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Family Names --Monroe County, Alabama
HERRINGTON, JOSEPH (1823-1889) was born on November 14, 1823, in Monroe County, Alabama,
the son of William and Anne Herrington. In 1842 the family immigrated to the Republic of
Texas and settled on Hanes Creek, twelve miles from Marion in Nacogdoches County.
NOTE The William enumerated in the 1830 census was probably his father.
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1850 Census Monroe County, Alabama
PG_NO DWL_ LINE LAST_NAME FIRST_NAME AGE SEX BIRTH_PL NOTE
3 35 35 Harrington James 31 M Ala b. c1819
Harrington Susan 31 F S.C.
27 393 393 Arington Alfred 43 M NC b. c1807
Arington Willis 21 M Ala b. c1829
Arington Susan 15 F Ala b. c1835
Arington Mary 13 F Ala b. c1837
Arington Virginia 10 F Ala b. c1840
27 397 397 Lambert John 25 M Georgia b. c1825
Lambert Susan V. 37 F SC
Herington Eli 19 M SC b. c1831
Herington Henry 17 M SC b. c1832
63 899 899 Hebert Charity 61 F SC b. c1789
Hebert Ann E. 22 F Ala
Matthews G. G. 23 M Georgia
REMARKS: Married within the year
Matthews Sarah T. 17 F Ala
Harrington Virginia 3 F Ala b. c1847
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Muster Roll, Co. G, 36th Ala. - Monroe Co., Alabama
NAME DATE ENLISTED WHERE ENLISTED OCCUPATION AGE NOTE
Arrington, Andrew J. 17 Nov 1862 Mobile Co. Ala. Farmer 25 b. c1837
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Marriages of Monroe Co, Alabama
J.A. Harrington - Annie Pugh July 24,1895
D.G. Wilkinson M.G.
N.S. Harrington - Alice Gray Cannon Dec 29,1895
N.B. Kealey M.G.
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Tombstones Indian Springs Baptist Cemetery Monroe County, Alabama
James Morgan Harrington Oct. 15, 1871 Mar. 21, 1958
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Tombstones Pineville Methodist Cemetery Monroe County, Alabama
James M. Harrington Born July 12, 1819 (Claiborne, Monroe Co. Al.)
Died Jan 15, 1894 (Pineville, Monroe Co. Al )
John S. Harrington Born Aug 22, 1850
Died June 30, 1902
Susan Harrington Born October, 1880
Died December 11, 1897
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Montgomery County Created 1816 from Monroe County Seat is Montgomery
Montgomery County, Alabama
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Perry County Created 1819 from Montgomery County Seat is Marion
1830 Census Perry Co, Alabama
MALES FEMALES SLAVES
44 Tubb, George Sr. 4 4 20
86 Harrington, William D. 7 2 3
O'neal Rebecca 2 1 0
This is from a transcription, did not give age detail.
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Pickens County Created 1819 from Tuscaloosa County Seat is Carrollton
Land Patents Pickens Co, Alabama
4 Nov 1834 James F. Harrington receives a land patent.
1850 Census Pickens Co, Alabama
PG_NO DWL_ LINE LAST_NAME FIRST_NAME AGE SEX BIRTH_PL NOTE
3 3 Harrington M. B. 49 M S.C. b. c1801 Blacksmith
Harrington Mary 48 F S.C.
Harrington Cynthia 21 F S.C. b. c1829
Harrington Abel 18 M S.C. b. c1832
Harrington Levia 15 F S.C. b. c1835
Harrington Nancy R. 13 F Ala b. c1837
Harrington Mary 1 F Ala b. c1849
Harrington Cornelia 8 F Ala b. c1842
Harrington Jephtha 5 F Ala b. c1845
NOTE: This is Micajah Bland Harrington, son of Jeptha
and Nancy Darwin Harrington.
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Randolph County Created 1832 from Creek Nation County Seat is Wedowee
1840 Census Randolph Co, Alabama
Males Females
U 5 10 15 20 30 40 50 60 U 5 10 15 20 30 40 50 60
n - - - - - - - - n - - - - - - - -
d 10 15 20 30 40 50 60 70 d 10 15 20 30 40 50 60 70
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Willingham Jesse 1--0--0--0--0--1--0--0--0 2--2--1--0--0--1--0--0--0
Born 1800-1810
Ashcraft Thomas 0--0--2--1--0--0--0--1--0 0--0--1--1--1--0--0--0--0
Born 1780-1790
Ashcraft John 0--0--0--0--1--0--0--0--0 1--0--0--1--0--0--0--0--0
Willingham William 0--0--0--0--1--0--0--0--0 2--0--0--1--0--1--0--0--0
Born 1810-1820
Tarver Hezekiah 0--0--0--0--1--0--0--0--0 0--0--0--0--1--0--0--0--0
Willingham John 0--0--0--0--0--0--1--0--0 0--1--0--1--0--0--0--0--0
Born 1790-1800
Harrington James 1--0--0--0--1--0--0--0--0 1--1--0--0--1--0--0--0--0
Born 1810-1820
Phillips, Harrington 0--1--0--0--0--1--0--0--0 1--0--0--0--1--0--0--0--0
Born 1800-1810
NOTE: A John ASHCRAFT received a land patent 1856 in Grant County, Arkansas.
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Russell County
1850 Census Russell County, Alabama
PG_NO DWL_ LINE LAST_NAME FIRST_NAME AGE SEX BIRTH_PL NOTE
269 269 Harrington Drury 60 M SC b.c1790 Farmer
269 269 Harrington Sarah 47 F SC
269 269 Harrrington Thomas 12 M SC b.c1838
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Shelby County Created 1818 from Montgomery
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Marriages of Shelby County, Alabama
Cyrus K. Harrington m. Sarah A. Blackerley 15 Mar 1865
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St Clair County Created 1818 from Shelby
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Sumter County Created 1832 from Choctaw Nation
1850 Census Sumter Co, Alabama
PG_NO DWL_ LINE LAST_NAME FIRST_NAME AGE SEX BIRTH_PL NOTE
538 547 Arrington Jr Joseph 30 M NC b. c1820 Farmer
Arrington Margaret C. 30 F Ala
Arrington Joseph J. 1 M Ala b. c1849
Godfrey John P. 12 M Ala
Godfrey William 10 M Ala
Godfrey Laurence D. 8 M Ala
Fersell??? P. L. 23 M NC Manager
539 548 Arington Henry F. 39 M NC b. c1811 Physician
Arington Mary M. 32 F GA
Brown John 25 M VA
Branch James 17 M NC
Ward John W. 16 M NC
Woods John 38 M NC General Agent
NOTE: These Arringtons appear to me to belong to the
group that came out of Nash County, NC.
[ See Harringtons of Nash County, NC ]
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1870 Census Sumter Co, Alabama
PG_NO DWL_ LINE LAST_NAME FIRST_NAME AGE SEX BIRTH_PL NOTE
345 347 Arrington John 26 M SC b. c1844
345 347 Arrington Roseana 22 F NC
345 347 Arrington Luana 3 F NC
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"History of Livingston, Sumter County, Alabama"
Confederate Veterans Buried in Livingston Cemetery
Edward Arrington
James C. Arrington
W. R. Arrington
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Tuscaloosa County Created 1818 from Cherokee & Choctaw Nations
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1850 Census Tuscaloosa Co, Alabama
PG_NO DWL_ LINE LAST_NAME FIRST_NAME AGE SEX BIRTH_PL NOTE
188 774 FREEMAN James J. 66 M SC b. c1784
FREEMAN Catharine 35 F SC
240 678 FREEMAN Josiah H. 28 M ALA
FREEMAN America 26 F ALA
FREEMAN Cornelia 3 F ALA
FREEMAN Jesse E. 1 M ALA
255 913 FREEMAN Bozwell 46 M SC
FREEMAN William 14 M ALA
FREEMAN Sarah 13 F ALA
FREEMAN Maria 11 F ALA
FREEMAN James P. 9 M ALA
FREEMAN John S. 7 M ALA
FREEMAN George M. 5 M ALA
FREEMAN Thomas W. 3 M ALA
265 1035 FREEMAN Nimrod 45 M SC
FREEMAN Roda 47 F SC
FREEMAN Anne 25 F SC
FREEMAN Wm. S. 23 M SC
FREEMAN John R. 21 M SC
FREEMAN Benjamin F. 19 M ALA
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Washington County Created 1800 as a county of the Mississippi Territory.
Later divided into 16 Mississippi counties and 29 Alabama counties.
Taxable Property: 1805 Washington County, Mississippi Territory
Free Male inhabitants above the age of 21 years:
Brashear, Richard
Hutson, Noah K.
329 acres of land second quality situated on the west side Tombigbee River,
with three cabins and 12 acres of improved land thereon, assessed to one
earlier dollar per acre. $329, 3, 1, 0, $930, $1259
Landrum, Zachariah
Wells, Absolam
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Wilcox County Created 1819 from Monroe/Dallas County Seat is Camden
It was center of Alabama antebellum plantation life.
Land Patents Wilcox County, Alabama
5 Aug 1834 William D. Harrington received a land patent.
16 Oct 1835 John Harrington received a land patent.
10 Apr 1837 William Herrington received a land patent.
20 May 1841 Enoch Burson received a land patent.
NOTE: This may be the Enoc Burson who married
Harvey Harrington's daughter Mary.
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Marriage Records (White) Wilcox County, Alabama 1869 - 1873
ARRINGTON John -- THOMAS Amelia 303
ARRINGTON Wiley -- WESLY Dolly 394
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Enon Baptist Church, Fatama Community, South of Camden, Wilcox County, Alabama
CEMETERY INSCRIPTIONS
Enoch BURSON
Husband of Salina Watson
Feb. 7, 1844-March 15, 1911
Could this be a son of Enoch Burson Sr?
1850 Census Wilcox County, Alabama
PG_NO DWL_ LINE LAST_NAME FIRST_NAME AGE SEX BIRTH_PL NOTE
726 23 238 BURSON Solomon 52 M Farmer GA b. c1798
726 24 238 BURSON Sarah 27 F GA b. c1823
726 25 238 BURSON Elizabeth 16 F AL b. c1834
726 26 238 BURSON Phebe J. 14 F AL
726 27 238 BURSON Milton A. 11 M AL
726 28 238 BURSON Sarah J. 9 F AL b. c1841
726 29 238 BURSON Mary 6 F AL
778 29 638 BURSON Joseph 79 M Farmer SC b. c1771
778 30 638 BURSON Winny A. 42 F NC b. c1802
Probable father of Enoch BURSON, b. 1771 Old 96th District S.
778 31 639 BURSON Jonathan 42 M Minister AL b. c1808
778 32 639 BURSON Leah 20 F AL b. c1830
778 33 639 BURSON Hanson 24 M Farmer AL b. c1824
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