Surname vertical file - Vaughn
From microfilm, Birmingham public library, Birmingham AL

Roll no 596 - Vaughn Family Info - Verzal, F.

Document #00035
Historical Register of Virginians in the Revolution
by John H. Gwathmey
Vaughan, Absalom, Inf. Nbll (next document shows key to codes - nbll: Name appeared on Army Register, but had not received bounty land. An extensive complication in the War Department.)

Document #00036
Historical Register of Virginians in the Revolution (con’t.)
Vaughn, Absalom, Dinwiddle pens.

Has copies of same pages as on roll #595.

Document #00325
The Birmingham News
June 8, 1965

Mrs. Vaughn
Funeral services for Mrs. Ora Ann Prince Vaughn, 87, of Trafford, were held today at Bethlehem Methodist Church in Blount County, Hughes Funeral Home of Warrior directing. Burial was in the church cemetery.

Mrs. Vaughn was a member of Bethlehem Methodist Church.

Surviving are two sons, Webster Vaughn of Chicago and Hamilton Vaughn of Trafford; two daugters, Mrs. Cora Cain of Chicago, Mrs. Ollie Mae Higginbotham of Birmingham; four brothers, Arthur Prince of Arizona, Oscar Prince, Doyle Prince of Birmingham, Herman Prince of Trafford and a sister, Miss Maggie Prince of Trafford.

Need to copy pages 40-45, 55-56.

Roll no 596 - Vaughn Family Info - Verzal, F. Has been completed.

Surname vertical file - Ryan
From microfilm, Birmingham public library, Birmingham AL

Document #18
Cutting from Bham news, Mar 13, 1968 on origin of Ryan surname, has coat of arms. Says from O'Maoilriain, corrupted to Mulryan or Ryan. Another separate sept named O'Riain, located principally in County Carlow.

Document #19
Famous Ryan family: Sands Mountain pioneers. See pg 8, Jackson County Advertiser, Mar 19, 1972.

Document #20
Extract from Pickens co AL census. Elizabeth Dorrow.
Dr. James K. Ryan, son of Susan Dorroh and Wm. S. Ryan, she dau of Dr. John Brown Dorroh b.1825 Pickens Co, AL.

Document #21
Extract from Greene Co, AL census
(has will info, placed on Green Co pg, will book B)

Document #25
Ryan Reunion, children etc of late Felix G. Ryan, Decatur Daily 5-21-1946.

Document #26 #27 #28 #29
Ryan Reunion in Moundville, family of Mrs. Velma Ryan & late Marion Ryan, Mtgy Advertiser, Aug 22, 1954, Greensboro Watchman July 26, 1962, Greensboro Watchman Aug 13, 1964, Greensboro Watchman Aug 5, 1965.

Document #30
Letter dated 2 June 1980 from Barbara L. Maudlin to Ala archives asking about John Camak Ryan b. Jan 27, 1839 Jasper AL, d. Nov 11, 1922 at Jasper, married Dec 25 1859 to Sarah E. Lamkin, served in AL Rangers in Civil War. His father Isaac Ryan settled in Jasper about 1830 and built the first hotel there and ran a sawmill, wife name Mary Camak.

Document #60
Obit. Ala Christian Adv 4/19/1994.
Ryan. Catharine L. Ryan, daughter of J. W. and Nancy Lancaster, was born in Turkeetown, Cherokee (now Etowah) county, Ala, May 20, 1840. In 1850 she, with her parents, moved to Morgan county, Ala where she lived until the day of her death. In the year 1861 she was married to Henry Ryan, with whom she lived a happy life until, March 24, 1885, death severed their union. Previous to this her oldest daughter had married and in 1881 she died. At the time of her husbands death, she was prostrate upon the bed of affliction, which made theanguish more intense. She professed religion in her fourteenth year, and joined the ME Church, South, in which she lived a consistent and useful life. The summons came for her January 22, 1894, and in the language of one who knew her from chidhood, "She was ready to go.". (has more)

Document #73
Obit MontgomeryJournal Jul 16, 1921.
Tuscaloosa man and niece lose lives in creek. Tuscaloosa, Ala, July 3.. (special) - Cleve Ryan, prominent man of this city, and his niece, Miss Nellie Holt, were drowned Saturday afternoon about ten miles from Tuscaloosa in Hurricane creek while they were taking a dip in the waters of the stream.
Mr. Ryan was teaching Miss Holt to swim and when she got into water too deep for her, he attempted to rescue her and lost his own life along with hers. Miss Holt was fifteen years of age and was an honor pupil at the Tuscaloosa high shchool. Mr. Ryan was 80 years of age. Both were well known in this city. The bodies have been recovered.

Document #79
D. L. Ryan of Nashville, visiting relatives in decatur is the owner of 2 interesting old papers… Discusses Ryan family who still lives on 80 acres family property, in Ryan's Cross Roads, near Decatur, have tax receipt from 1829 on property, and bill of sale for two slaves dated 1841, one of slaves still living. From some newspaper dated Nov 12, 1934.

Document #169
From census records Calhoun County Mississippi
Dr. James Gilliam Ryan, Age 49 born in Ala 1821, his father born in NC.
1st wife name unknown
children first marriage.
Elizebeth Ryan, b AL 1845
Susan Ryan b.Al 1846
Alvey Beach Ryan b.Al 1849
Mary Ryan b.MS 1851
Ann Ryan, B.MS 1853.

Secod marriage 1856 or 1857.
Census record Calhoun County MS 1870.
Dr. James Gilliam Ryan age 49 b.AL 1821
Mary Ann (Martin) Ryan age 33 b.MS 1837
Children, Second Marriage.
Laura Lea Ryan age 10, b.MS 1860
William Sherman Ryan age 8, b.MS 1862
Sarah Ella Ryan age 6 b.MS 1864
Edward Hiram Ryan age 3 b.MS 1867
James Thomas Ryan age 1 b.MS 1869

All children b.Pittsboro, MS, Callhoun Co, the children by the second marriage.

Document #105
About John Ryan Sr, will reference, 1850 Greene co AL census

Document #210
May be from "Owen"
Ryan, Joseph. Baptist minister, was born Oct 3, 1782, in Fairfield District, SC and died in 1848; son of a Revolutionary soldier. Rev. Mr. Ryan was a soldier in the War of 1812; joined the Baptist church in 1814; and soon afterwards entered the ministry. He came to Mississippi Territory in 1815, settling in Greene County, now Alabama. He organized and was the first pastor of the Salem church, near Greensboro, and was pastor for twenty-one years. He also helped to organize the Cahaba and Tuscaloosa associations. In 1837 he removed to Sumter County. He was married and left seven children, among these, Dr. J. K. Ryan, also a Baptist minister.

Document #238
Birmingham News Oct 3, 1929.
Woman Who Was First White Child in Wetumpka Dies.
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Ryan, 95, the first white child born in Wetumpka, AL, died Thursday morning at Tuscaloosa. The funeral will be held in Birmingham at 2:30 pm Friday at Ridout's Chapel, with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. Dr. Charles Clingman, of the Church of the Advent, will officiate.
Mrs. Ryan lived many years in Birmingham and is widely remembered by older citizens. She moved to Tuscaloosa about 10 years ago. She was the widow of James L. Ryan and has no close survivors.

(begin checking document #252)

Surname Vertical file - Huffstutler (and other spellings)
From microfilm, Birmingham public library, Birmingham AL

Roll #285 Huebert - Hughes, I.

Each document is automatically numbered in bottom right corner.

Document #651
Letter from Mrs Alfred W. Glaser dated Apr 1969 requesting data from Ala Dept of Archives on Adam Huffstetler who fought in Civil war from Alabama.

Document #653
Mobile Reg. Feb 1, 1946.
Mr. Walter H. Huffstetler - Died at his home in Meridian, Miss, Thursday, Jan. 31, 1946, after a long illness. He was a loyal member of the Methodist Church. His remains will arrive Friday morning, Feb. 1, 1946, and funeral services will be from the chapel of Martin-Chevaliar Funeral Home Friday afternoon, Feb 1, 1946, at 2 o’clock. Interment will be in the Magnolia Cemetery. He is survived by two brothers, W. E. Huffstetler, Meridian, Miss, and C. A. Huffstetler, Greenfield, Tenn; two sisters, Mrs. J. J. Lewis, Mobile, and Mrs. Flora Foresythe, San Antonio, Texas; several nieces, nephews and other relatives. Funeral arrangements by Martin-Chevalier Funeral Home.

Document #657
Birmingham News, Jun 21, 1965
Mrs. Huffstutler. Graveside services for Mrs. Anne Thames Huffstutler, 33 of 221 Beach St., were held today at Elmwood Cemetery with Dr. Julian McPhillips officiating.
Mrs. Huffstutler died Sunday. She was a lifelong resident of Birmingham. Surviving are her husband, J. Terry Huffstutler Jr.; two daughters, Gail Anne and Peggy Lee Huffstutler; a son, J. Terry Huffstutler III; parents, Mr. And Mrs. John A. Thames; a brother, John A. Thames Jr., and a sister, Mrs. Hilton Locke, all of Birmingham.

Document #658
B. H. Huffstutler, auto dealer, dies.
B. H. Huffstutler, 55 of Leeds, died of an apparent heart attack early todayat his home on Norman Drive Circle. Mr. Huffstutler and his son, Charles O. Huffstutlerr, owned and operated Huffstutler Chevrolet Co, in leeds. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Roebuck Chapel. A native of Blount County, Mr. Huffstutler had been in business in Birmingham and Carbon Hill before moving to Leeds in 1956. He was a member of the Leeds First Baptist Church. Survivors include his wife, Laberta Huffstutler; two sons, Charles O. Huffstutler of Leeds and J. B. Huffstutler o Chattanooga, Tenn, and five grandchildren.

Document #659
Birmingham News, 12-28-46.
Huffstutler - Mrs. Bertie(?) Huffstutler, age 34 of Trafford, Ala, passed away at the residence Friday pm. Survived by the husband, Willis Huffstutler; four daughters, Misses Willodean, Margaret, Opal Jeanette and Bobbie Nell Huffstutler; one son, Jerry Huffstutler, all of Trafford Rt. 1, and one brother. Funeral service at Arkadelphia Baptist Church Sunday, 1 pm, interment in adjoining cemetery, the Rev. John Calvert officiating. Vice directing.

Document #660.
Birmingham News, 1-28-1931.
Huffstutler - Carl Huffstutler, age 22/32? 1544 Mountain Drive, Tarrant City, passed away at a local infirmary Tuesday afternoon. Funeral services will be held at Tarrant Methodist Church Thursday at 2 pm. Rev. Cantrell officiating. Interment Forest Hill Cemetery, Brown in charge. Surviving are the parents, Mr. And Mrs. W. H. Huffstutler; two brothers, Emmett and William; two sisters, Mrs. D. K(?) Shaddix and Miss Lela H. Huffstutler.

Document # 661.
Birmingham News, Oct 22, 1978.
Chalmer Edgar Huffstutler, 90, 1208 Elizabeth Ave. Tarrant, died Friday. He was a retired farmer and member of Oak Station Baptist Church. Funeral services will be 2 pm Monday at Center United Methodist Church in Blount County, with burial in the adjoining cemetery, Lemley Funeral Home directing. Survivors include two sons, Eulas Huffstutler, Thorsby, and Leonard Huffstutler of Tarrant; three daughters, Mrs. Dora McClendon of Rt. 3, Oneonta, Mrs. Mozelle Walker of Rt. 3, Jemison, and Mrs Pauline Dorsett of Rt. 6, Albertville.

Document #662.
Birmingham News, Aug 6, 1952.
Huffstutler - Mr. Charles Huffstutler, age 29?, of Pell City, died at Leeds, Ala, Tuesday am. He is survived by the widow, Dorothy Dill Huffstutler, parents, Mr. And Mrs. F. O. Huffstutler, 1 brother, Joseph Edward Huffstutler; 1 sister,Mrs. Frances Ann Gunter. Funeral services Wednesday 4 pm, from Cropwell Baptist Church. Interment Valley Hill Cemetery, Rev. Marvin Heflin officiating. Kilgore directing.

Document #663
Southern Democrat, Jan 10, 1963
Charles B. Huffstutler, 71, a resident of route three Oneonta,died January 6 in a Birmingham hospital. Son of the late William and Martha Murphy Huffstutler, he was born in Blount County. A WWII veteran, he was a member of Centre Methodist church. He is survived by three brothers, Chalmer Huffstutler of Birmingham, John and Burl Huffstutler of route three Oneonta; one sister, Mrs Louise Green of Pinson. Officiating at funeral services held January 9 at 2:00 pm at Centre church were the Revs. C. W. Newby and Elmer Demsey. Interment was in the adjoining cemetery. Lemley in charge. Serving as pallbearers were Auborn, W. T., William L., Eulas, and Leonard Huffstutler and Elmore Green.

Document #664
Birmingham News, Feb 12, 1954
Charles William Huffstutler, 1122 14rh st and Woodrow Wilson Vines, Jr., - - - Rt., 1, are undergoing boot training in the Navy at San Diego, Calif.

Document #665
appears to say: Bim N. 7-7-44, so probably Birmingham News, Jul 7, 1944
Article has picture - SALESMAN DIES - Commodore Huffstutler.
Brief Illness Fatal to Real Estate Man
Funeral services were held at 4 pm. Friday at Thirty-fifth Avenew Baptist Church for Commodore Huffstutler, 64, widely known automobile and real estate man, who died Thursday morning at a local hospital following a brief illness.
For the past two and a half years associaed with the real estate firm of Thomas H. Vaughn and Company. Mr. Huffstutler prior to hen had been in the automobile business for approximately 25 years. A native of Blount Coutnty, he had been engaged in general merchandise and livestock business before coming to Birmingham. He was an active member of the Thirty-fifth Avenue Baptist Church and a member of Masonic Lodge No. 591, North Birmingham.
Survivors include the widow, one son, Conrad, serving with the Seabees; three daughters, Mrs. Ray Harper, Rawling, Wyo, Mrs. Irene Downs, and Mrs. Robert Walton, both of Birmingham; three brothers, M. B. Huffstutler, S. R. And H. M. Huffstutler; several sisters who reside in Texas and four grandchildren.
The Rev. Vernon V. Pate conducted the funeral service with Luquire in charge of burial in Forest Hill Cemetery. Active pallbearers were Horace Garner, David McCarty, Horace Hays, Thomas H. Vaughn, James H. Vaughn and John Lowry. Honarary pallbearers were Dr. Wade martin and decons of the Thirty-fifth Avenue Baptist Church.
[William Commodore Huffstutler, father is William Clinton Huffstutler, mother is Georgia Ann Dixie Allgood]

Document #666
Birmingham News, May 3, 1954
Huffstutler, infant Donnie Ray, age 4 days, of 7365(?) Marks Drive, passesd away Sunday am at a local infirmary. Survived by the parents, Mr. And Mrs. J. H. Huffstutler, 1 brother, Dwayne Huffstutler; grandparents, Mr and Mrs Louis Huffstutler, and Mr. And Mrs. Tom Reid. Funeral services Tuesday, 2 pm., from the Philadelphia Church in Blount County, the Rev. T. B. Wesson, officiating. Interment adjoining cemetery. Woodlawn Chapel directing.

Document #667
Montgomery Advertiser(?) Nov 7, 1943
First Methodis Gets New Assistant Pastor
The Rev. Edgar Huffstutler, for he past year and a half pastor of the Methodist Church at Paris, Missouri, has transferred to the Alabama Conference and has been appointed to the position of assistant pastor of First Methodist Church, Montgomery.
Mr. Huffstutler has lived in Montgomery and has begun his duties at First Methodist. He is a Texan, his late father having been a Methodist minister.
Mr Huffstutler has degrees of bachelor of arts, master of arts and bachelor of divinity. While at Southern Methodist University in Dallas, Texas, he served one of he churches of that city; he also directed youth work in the Texas and Missouri Conferneces, and for a time was in the youth caravan work.

Document #668
Birmingham News(?) Jan 14, 1931 (or 1937)
HUFFSTUTLER - Mrs. Eliza Huffstutler, age 74, Flomaton, Ala, passed away at Smyrna, Ga, Tuesday. Funeral services from the Tarrant City Methodist Church 1 pm Thursday. Interment Oak Hill Cemetery, Oneonta, Ala, Brown Services, Norwood, 3-2111, in charge. Survived by 5 sons, W. H. J. E. Huffstutlerr, Tarrant; T. W. Huffstutler, Smyrna, Ga., T. H. Huffstutler, Tuscaloosa, Ala, and B. C. Huffstutler, Columbia, SC; 2 daughters, Mrs. R. A. Brown, Flomaton, Ala, and Mrs. J. S. Bartley, Weslaco, Tex, 2 sister, Mrs. Mary Armstrong(?), Leeds, Ala.

Document #669
Birmingham News, Mar 31, 1929
HUFFSTUTLER-BERRY - Mrs. And Mrs. Miles B. Huffstutler announce the engagement of their daughter, Elizabeth, to J. H. Berry, Jr., the wedding date to be announced later.

Document #670
Birmingham News(?) Mar 6, 1987(?)
HUFFSTUTLER - Mrs. Emily __ Huffstutler, 71, widow of he late H. H. Huffstutler, passed away at her home, 604 Eighth Avenue, West, Friday afternoon following a brief illness. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. H. W. Brooks and Mrs. C. P. Thiemoner(?), both of Birmingham, and Mrs. Edward Kelly, of New York City, and a son, H. Allen Huffstutler, of Dallas, Tex. Funeral services Sunday, 4 pm, from Johns Service Chapel, 1806 7th Ave, N, 3-5281. Interment Elmwood Cemetery. Active pallbearers, John Terry Huffstutler, Alan Clark, Frank Doyle O’Neil, Irving Smith, Joe Wilder, B--- McCoy, ---- Service Directing.

Document #671
Birrmingham News Oct 16, 1944
HUFFSTUTLER - Emmett Lee Huffstutler, age 34, 2314 5th Terrace, N, passed away at the residence Sunday pm. Survived by the widow, Mrs. E. L. Huffstutler; 1 son, Billie Huffstutler, B’ham; 1 daughter, Betty Woods, Birmingham; parents, Mr. And Mrs. W. H. Huffstutler, Tarrant; 2 sisters, Mrs. D. E. Shaddix and Mrs. J. B. Mitchell; 1 brother, W. H. Huffstutler, US Army. Funeral services from the Tarrat M. E. Church Tuesday 3 pm. Rev W. C. McGlawn officiating. Interment Forest Hill Cemetery. Brown Service, Norwood, directing.

Document #672
Birmingham News Mar 21, 1956

HUFFSTUTLER, Mrs. Evelyn Virginia, and infant son of 1713 Oak Street, Northwest, passed away Tuesday in a local hosital. Survived by the husband, Milton (Buddy) S. Huffstutler, Sr; 2 sons; Michael and Milton Huffstutler, Jr; parents, Mr. And Mrs. George Baysinger; 1 sister, Mrs. Myrtle Luster; 1 brother; Charles E. Baysinger, all of Birmingham. Funeral services fom the Center Point Baptist Church, the Ev. S. H. Guyton officiating. Interment Forest Hill Cemetery, Johns Ridouts directing.

Mrs. Huffstutler, infant son die.
Funeral services will be held tomorrow for Mrs. Evelyn Baysinger Huffstutler, 32, and her infant son, who died yesterday at a local hospital. Services will be held at the Cente Point Baptist Church, with the Rev. S. H. Guyton officiating. Burial will be in Forest Hill Cemetery, Johns-Rideout’s directing.
Mrs. Huffstutler made her home at 1713 Oak St and was a native of Trafford, Ala. She died of complications following the birth of the child, who also died. Surviving are her husband, Milton S. Huffstutler; two sons, Michael and Milton; her parents, Mr. And Mrs. George O. Baysinger, and a brother, Charles E. Baysinger, all of Birmingham.

Document #673
Birmingham news, Jan 20, 1954
Obit - Mr. Francis Marion Huffstutler, age 72(?) of Pinson Ala., wife Mrs. Minnie Huffstutler

Document #674
1944(?)
obit - George Eugene Huffstutler Huffstuler age 34, Warrior, Ala., father John Huffstutler

Document #675
Birmingham News, Sep 1, 1965
obit - Mrs. Helen Armstrong Huffstutler, 54, of Trafford, husband Joseph Ethridge Huffstutler

Document #676
Birmingham News, Jul 14, 1957
Henry Huffstutler Buried at Trafford. Henry A. Huffstutler, 87 of Tafford, burial Pleasant Hill Cem.

Document #677
(no date or source on article)
Pfc. Hollis Huffstetler, whose wife resides in Birmingham, has returned to the States after four months overseas, where he was wounded and awarded the Purple Heart. He is not at Northington Hospital, Tuscaloosa.

Document #678
Birmingham News, Oct 5, 1946
obit - Hudson Allen Huffstutler passed away Thursday pm at Paris Tex..

Document #679
Birmingham News, Jan 25, 1978
Tarrant City lost one of its finest citizens last week when J. E. Huffstutler passed away. (Article talks about his service on various boards in city)

Document #680
Montgomery Adveriser, Sep 23, 1945
Seaman J. K. Huffstutler on duty in California. Son of L. D. Huffstutler, Montgomery.

Document #681
Birmingham news, Mar 23, 1952
Mr. And Mrs. Harry Clay Burns announde the engagement of their daughte, Joan, to James Keno Huffstutler, son of Mr. And Mrs. Louis Dean Huffstutler of Montgomery.

Document #682
Alabama Social Welfare, Sep-Oct 1968
New State Board Member, Mrs. James K. Huffstutler, the former Joan Burns, has been appointed to the State Board of Pensions and Security by the Chairman, Governor Albert P. Brewer. Mrs. Huffstutler, her husband and three children live in Mobile. (Has more)

Document #683
The Mobile Press, Oct 3, 1968
Mrs. J. K. Huffstutler, Mobile ahs been reappointed southern Alabama volunteer advisor for march of dimes. (Has more)

Document #684
Birmingham news Jul 3, 1978
John Huffstutler, 90, of Cullman died Sunday.

Document #685
Birmingham news, dec 5, 1967
obit - John M. Huffstutler, 72, Oneonta

Document #686
Birmingham news Aug 10, 1951
John Terrry Huffstutler, Jr. (Right) of Homewood, a Birmingham-Southern college student, is attending Navy Reserve School at Treasure Island, Calif.

Document #687
Birmingham news, Jan 2, 1953
Mr. And Mrs. John Thames announde the engagement of their daughter, Anne, to Ens. John Terry Huffstutler Jr. , son of Mr. And Mrs. John T. Huffstutler. (Has more)

Document #688
Birmingham news, Jun 27, 1948
“The Alabama Book”, containing listings of 23,570 alabama firms under 3704 classifications, climaxes two and one half year so work by the Directories Publishing Company, Birmingham. J. Terry Huffstutler is president of the company. (Has more)

Document #689
Birmingham news, Feb 11, 1965
Funeral services will be held Friday for J. Terry Huffstutler, a prominent Birmingham attorney who died Tuesday at a hospital here. (Has more)

Document #690
Southern Democrat, Jan 16, 1964.
Mrs. Joseph M. Huffstutler.
Mrs. Cora Lelia Huffstutler, 73, of Trafford passed away January 8 in a Birmingham hospital. A member of Philadelphia Baptist Church, she was the daughter of the late Robert and Georgia Love Sargent of Blount County.
Surviving are the husband, Joseph M. Huffstutler; a son, Hoyt of Birmingham; two daughters, Mrs. Vernon Statham of Trafford route one, Mrs. Janave Morgan of Ray City, Ga; one brother, Rufus Sargent of Locust Fork; five sisters, Mrs. Malcie Steele and Mrs. Martha Townsend of Locust Fok, Mrs. Nora Calvert of Hayden, Mrs. Lela Huffstutler of Pinson, Mrs. Louetta Cook of Birmingham; 21 grandchildren, 32 great-grandchildren, and 3 great-great-grandchildren.
Officiating at funeral services held January 10 at two o’clock at Philadelphia Baptist Church were the Reverends Melvin and Kayto. Interment was in Philadelphia Cemetery, Lemley in charge. Pallbearers were Harold and James Thomas, Billy and Clyde Morgan, George and Joseph Statham.

Document #691
Ala Journal, May 10, 1954
Cadet Capt. Julius B. Huffstutler, Carbon Hill, was selected most outstanding senior AFROTC cadet

Document #692
obit- Lavada Huffstutler, Cullman county girl, who died Wednesday as a result of injuries received when struck by a car....father John Juffstutler, 3 brothers Homer, Odis and Orvie Huffstutler; 4 sisters, Mrs. Rachael Braham, Mrs. Teasley, Mrs. Elaine Reynolds and Miss Letha Huffstutler. (Has more)

Document #693
letter from ? dated Aug 1970 requesting -
I am seeking information on one Lenard Anderson Hufstetler, a white male, born April 26, 1870. If it is any help, he died January 29, 1948, in Atlanta, Texas, Cass county.
I am seeking information on his wife also, a Mary Ella Jane Gentry, white female, daughter of Jim and Lucinda Gravit Gentry, mary Ella was born October 10, 1877. She died July 10, 1910 in Queen City, Texas.
Lenard Anderson Hufstetler’s father’s name was supposedly Anderson also. His mothers name was Lucinda Elrod. I would appreciate any information on these people also.

Document #694
obit-HUFFSTUTLER - Infant daughter of Mr. And Mrs. M. C. Huffstutler died at a local infirmary Tuesday afternoon. Funerral services at noon Wednesday at Elmwood Cemetery, the Rev. R. L. Gill aofficiating. Johns-service directing. Survived by parents, 2 brothers, Miles C. Jr?? _____ Edward Lowell Huffstutler. Birmingham News 9/11/96?? (Date is smeared and covers part of the last line of obit)

Document #695
obit- HUFFSTUTLER - Mrs. Martha Caroline Huffstutler, age 85, of Oneonta, Rt. 5?, passed away Thursday PM. Survived by 6 sons, Ellis C., Claude (?), Burvel G, and Rev. John M. Huffstutler of Oneonta, Chalmers E. Huffstutler of Birmingham, 2 daughters, Mrs. Louis A. Green, of Tarrant; Mrs. Velma Stallings, of Centerpoint, 24 grandchildren, 34 great-grandchildren, 4 grandsons overseas, Eulice L., Cecil A., and William T. Huffstutler, Troy H. Stallings. Funeral services Lebanon Church, near Oneonta Sunday 2:30 pm. The Rev C. R. King, the Rev, G. W. Elliot officiating. Active pallbearers: Porter, Davis, Oiney, Perrcy, Paul and Thoren Murphree. Brown Service Norwood directing. Interment adjoining cemetery.

[All the way through document 727 are Huffstutler’s]

Surname Vertical file - Gillespie
From microfilm, Birmingham public library, Birmingham AL

Roll #222, Gilbert,J. - Gillette

Each document is automatically numbered in bottom right corner.

Document #1287-1293
letter to Mrs. John Gannon from J. D. Freeman regarding extensive information on Greenberry Horras Harrison who married Esther W. Gillespie.

Document #1288
pg 2 of letter

Document #1289
census info SC 1800, 1810, 1820
The following drew Revolutionary Pensions for services in So. Carolina:
Daniel Gillespie S-31692
William “ S-32267
John “ W-27953 (Holly-name of wife) BLWT 26596-160-55
S - means survivors; W means wife and BLWT is Bounty Land Warrent.

Document #1291-1292
continuation of letter

Document #1293
Gillespie coat of arms

Document #1302
letter from Anna Hotchkiss Gillespie (dau of Mrs. W. E. Hotchkiss) to Mrs. Marie B. Owen, Montgomery, ALA, stating there are at present (apr 15, 1924) ten descendants of thomas Jefferson in Alabama, her being one of them. Says it was told in one of the Chicago papers not long ago, by Mrs. Champ Clark. “This descent comes to my mother from her father Wm. S. Bankhead, whose mother was Anne Cary Randolph, a daughtter of Martha Jefferson and Thomas Mann Randolph. Of course you know that Martha Jefferson was Thomas Jefferson’s daughter. My grandfather’s mother, Anne Cary Randolph Bankhead, was living at Montecello when my Grandfather was born, but a few months before Thomas Jefferson’s death.”

Document #1303
reply to above letter from diector, asking if the Thomas Jefferson Bible which is in the possession of the Alabama Branch of the Jefferson family can repose in the Deaprtment, would have cabinet especially made for it. To Mrs. Anna Hotchkiss Gillespie, deFuniak Springs, Fla.

Document #1320
GILLESPIE - Clyde Gillespie, age (61 or 81), of Warrior, Ala passed away at the reidence Friday morning. Survived by the widow, Mrs. Linda Gillespie; 1 son, Robert Gillespie; 1 brother, Ray gillespie;1 sister, Miss Netttie Gillespie; 3 grandchildren, all of Warrior. Funeral services Saturday, 3 pm at the Warrior Methodist Church, the Rev. Mr. Harris and the Rev. Mr Montgomery officiating, interment Warrior Cemetery, Lewis directing. 1-19-1946

Document #1332
Mrs. Gillespie. Funeral for Mrs. Ella Rogers Gillespie, 94, of Box 927, Pinson Rt. 2, who died Sunday in a local hospital, was today at Roebuck Chapel. Burial was in Forest Hill Cemetery, Ridout’s Brown-Service Roebuck Chapel directing. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. N. B. Starnes and Mrs. Travis Faucett, both of Pinson. Birmingham News, Jun 20, 1967.

Document #1337
Gillespie - Mrs. Eunice Cornelia Gillespie, age 71, 1010 34th Ave N., passed away at the residence Monday pm. Funeral services will be held at Brown’s Norwood Chapel Wednesday at 1 pm. Interment Trafford Cemetery, Brown in charge. Surviving are one son, Howell; four daughters, Mrs J. H. Sims, of Jacksonville, Fla, Mrs John H. Roper, of Birrmingham; Mrs. Mabel Fants(?), of Birmingham; Mrs. D. A. Newman, of Elizabeth, N. J. (Date looks like 1-26-1932 (tue) (looks like 92), doesn't mention, but probably Birmingham news)

Document #1348 (see also #1332)
G. E. Gillespie. Services will be held tomorrow at 10am at Rideouts Valley Chapel for Gordan E. Gillespie, 58 of 307 Ridge Rd. Mr. Gillaspie died yesterday at a Birmingham hospital. A salesman with the Noland Co, he was a life-long resident of Birmingham. Mr. Gillespie was a member of Dawson Memoral Baptist Church, the Lions Club and Woodlawn Masonic Lodge. Surviving are his wife; a daughter, Mrs. W. B. Turner of Birmingham; his parents, mr. And Mrs. D. W. Gillespie of Birmingham; two sisters, Mrs. M. B. Starnes of Montgomery and Mrs. T. W. Faucett of Birmingham, and two grandchildren. Active pallbears will be Albert Kern, C. I. Hill, Guy C. Allen, S. L. Sellers, Sumpter Lea III and Stanford Mangham. Birmingham news Sep 19, 1960.

Document #1353
Gillespie - Herman Clarence Gillespie, age 44, of 1669(?) Waco Ave, passed away at a local infirmary Monday am. Survived by the widow, Mrs. Effie Riley Gillespie; parents, Mr. And Mrs. D. W. Gillespei; 1 brother, Gordon E. Gillespie; 2 sisters, Mrs. M. B. Starnes, Mrs. Travis Faucett; 3 nieces, Dorothy Ann Faucett, Joelton Starnes, Gaynelis Gillespie. Funeral services from Johns Chapel Tuesday, 2 pm. Interment Forest Hill Cemetery. Active pallbearers will be members of Birrmingham, Fire Department, Johns directing. Birm, 10-2-1914(or 1944)

Document #1359
services for J. C. Gillespie (too faint to read)

(found a lot of documents on the Coalburg Gillespies who are buried in Walkers Chapel cemetery in Fultondale, AL)

(also a lot on the John Sharp Gillespy family/John Owen/McAdory)

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