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Notes:

Notes from Ellie Friesen:

Grace resided with her daughter Dorothy at the time of her death I believe. Grace was a Methodist.

Gracie married Andrew Dollarhide on 22 Feb 1914 in Foreman, Little River, Arkansas, United States. Andrew (son of Louis Dollarhide and Laura Belle Chandler) was born on 12 Feb 1894 in Horatio, Sevier, Arkansas, United States; died on 5 Aug 1943 in Redland, McCurtain, Oklahoma, United States; was buried in Idabel, McCurtain, Oklahoma, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Dorothy Lee Dollarhide

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Notes:

Notes from Ellie Friesen:

Residences: Hempstead Co., AR (1884), Prescott, Nevada Co., AR (1890).

Robert's mother could be Viney, b. abt 1824.

Robert married Permelie Ann Druscilla Almand on 6 Aug 1876 in Albany Township, Nevada, Arkansas, United States. Permelie (daughter of Peter Bennett Almand and Permelia B. Dorsey) was born on 26 Mar 1858 in Paulding, Georgia, United States; died on 13 Mar 1938 in Redland, McCurtain, Oklahoma, United States; was buried in Redland, McCurtain, Oklahoma, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Census: 21 Jun 1860, Dallas, Paulding, Georgia, United States
• Census: 13 Aug 1870, Lost Mountain, Cobb, Georgia, United States

Notes:

NAME: Ellie Friesen shows her name as Permelia. That makes sense to me.

CENSUS: The 1910 Oklahoma census states that Druscilla had 7 children,of which only two were still living.

Birth:
BIRTH: Ellie Friesen shows her birth as either in Atlanta, Fulton Co.,GA, or Powder Springs, Cobb Co., GA. I have not found where this family resided in 1858. It could also be in Rockdale or Paulding Co.

Died:

DEATH: Certified death certificate is in the possession of Ellie Friesen.

Note from Ellie Friesen:

Residences: Hope, AR (1871), Indian Territories (1906), Redland until her death. Martha Brock tells me that in the Civil War the Freeman's or Almand family put corn in the walls of their home so the soldiers would not steal their food. A Yankee soldier came into the yard when Druscilla was sweeping the yard and asked for food. When she told him she didn't have any he hit her with his rifle knocking her to the ground.

Druscilla's Funeral Notice: Funeral Services were held for Mrs. D. Freeman, who died Sunday at Redland, were held Monday afternoon at 1:00 o'clock at the Redland cemetery with Rev. E.W. Wright and Rev.J.L. Cooke officiating. The song service was held by the Redland singing class, directed by A.W. Lambert.

She is survived by one son, W.A. Freeman, California; four daughters, Mrs. V. Roberts, Sacramento, CA, Mrs. C.M. Cabaniss, Mrs. W.H. Farley,and Mrs. Andrew Dollarhide, all of Redland; twenty grandchildren and several great grandchildren.

Out-of-town relatives attending the funeral were Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Webb, Hugo; Mrs. Henry Almand, Mrs. and Mrs. Tony Almand and son, Harold, and Joseph Almand, all of Broken Bow; Mr. and Mrs. Warren Hart and children, and Mrs. Minnie Roe of Hope, AR.

Mrs. D. Freeman was born March 26, 1858 at Atlanta, GA. At the age of thirteen, just after the Civil War her family moved to a little town near Hope, AR.

She married Robert Freeman in 1876.

In 1906 the moved to the Indian Territory and her husband died in 1909. She spent the remainder of her life here. She fell from her chair last August and broke her hip and was never up again. She leaves a host of friends and relatives to mourn her passing.

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• Census: 1838, Newton, Georgia, United States
• Census: 1840, Newton, Georgia, United States; Address:
  District 476
• Census: 28 Oct 1850, Powder Springs, Cobb, Georgia, United States
• Occupation: 28 Oct 1850, Powder Springs, Cobb, Georgia, United States; farmer
• Possessions: 28 Oct 1850, Powder Springs, Cobb, Georgia, United States; real property $300
• Census: 21 Jun 1860, Dallas, Paulding, Georgia, United States
• Occupation: 21 Jun 1860, Dallas, Paulding, Georgia, United States; day laborer
• Possessions: 21 Jun 1860, Dallas, Paulding, Georgia, United States; personal property $200
• Census: 1864, Paulding, Georgia, United States
• Census: 13 Aug 1870, Lost Mountain, Cobb, Georgia, United States
• Occupation: 13 Aug 1870, Lost Mountain, Cobb, Georgia, United States; house carpenter
• Possessions: 9 Dec 1873, Nevada, Arkansas, United States; purchased land from the US Government
• Possessions: 9 Feb 1874, Nevada, Arkansas, United States; bond from D.B. Almand
• Possessions: 13 Dec 1875, Nevada, Arkansas, United States; purchase of US property cancelled.
• Census: 11 Jun 1880, Garland Township, Hempstead, Arkansas, United States
• Possessions: 27 Apr 1885, Hempstead, Arkansas, United States; Homesteaded land NE 1/4 NW 1/4 S1 T11S R24W 5PM, 35.6 acres

Notes:

It is likely that Peter was born in Elbert Co., GA, but no proof of this has yet been found.

Peter and Permelia were married by Elbert H. Gay, J.P.

N5

Peter is another of the mysterious Butler boys.

Birth:
Some sources list Peter's birthdate as August 1, others as August 14. Liz Layson uses August 14. His gravestone says 14 August 1812

Census:
Enumeration: 10001-10001001

Looks like someone's mother is living in this house with them.

Many family members are nearby.
Peter B Almand - This person
Elihu Sparks - Sarah Almand (sister) married Elisha Sparks
David B Almand (brother)
Henry P Almond (brother)
William Almand (brother) - Probably Welcome
Joseph H Almand (brother)
William Plunkett - David B married Mahala Plunkett

Census:
1864 Census for Re-Organizing the Georgia Militia

CENSUS: 1864 - P.B. Allman listed in 38th Senatorial District, 1043 Militia District, Paulding Co., Georgia. 52 years old, born in GA, occupation: farmer.


Possessions:
Bennett S. Almand appears in the tract book of the General Land Office, Vol 46 for Arkansas, p. 18.

The entry appears to originally say N 1/2 NW 1/4, but that is struck out and replaced with Home. This is listed in Section 33, Twp 10 S, Range 22 W, 80acres, with no rate or purchase price.

Part of Section: Home - Originally N 1/2 NW 1/4, struck out
Section 33
Township 10 S
Range 22 W
Contents 80 acres
Rate Per Acre - blank
Purchase Money - blank
Name of Purchaser: Bennett S. Almand
Number of Register's Return - blank
Date of Sale: 9 Dec 1873
Number of Receipt: 4573
Number of Certificiate of Purchase: Blank
To Whom Patented: Canceled. See letter to R&R Dec 13 1875
Date of Patent - blank
Where recorded - blank

It appears that Bennett did not complete this sale.

Possessions:
See D.B. Almand note

Buried:
Peter is buried in the Union Grove Cemetery, 2 miles s.e. of Blevins, AR.

FINDAGRAVE: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=8545035

Peter married Permelia B. Dorsey on 15 Mar 1835 in Jasper, Georgia, United States. Permelia was born on 11 Feb 1816 in Georgia, United States; died on 18 Aug 1900 in Antlers, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory, United States; was buried in Antlers, Pushmataha, Oklahoma, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• _UID: CCE865E33B42415AAC0CBFAF68F721BA74CD
• Census: 28 Oct 1850, Powder Springs, Cobb, Georgia, United States
• Census: 21 Jun 1860, Dallas, Paulding, Georgia, United States
• Census: 13 Aug 1870, Lost Mountain, Cobb, Georgia, United States
• Census: 11 Jun 1880, Garland Township, Hempstead, Arkansas, United States
• Census: 6 Jun 1900, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory, United States

Notes:

Some sources mark this as 1816 not 1811. In particular, Liz Layson and Robert Hale say the date was 1816.

CALLED: sometimes seen as Purmelia B. DOSSEY, sometimes Permelia DORSEY

Permelia moved to Antlers in 1887 after the death of her husband,Peter Almand. She lived her last years with her son, Joseph Henry Almand and his family.

Liz Layson says that Daniel Dossey is the father of Permelia. This is an area to be investigated.

In the 1830 census of Jasper Co., GA, there is a Daniel Dorsey listed with one female age 10-15 in the house. Permelia would have been 14.There is a John Dossey who married Nancy L. Smith in Greene Co., GA on Jan 15 or 25, 1815. She died in Greene Co. on Sept 27, 1838 at the age of 42 years, 1 month, and 12 days, which would have put her birth date as August 15, 1796. She is buried in Greene Co, near Credville (rd. S925) 1/2 mile north of Liberty Church in the woods near Vick's Rd. There is a William J. Dofsee on the 1850 Census for Cobb Co., GA as being 28 years old. His family was living about 8 dwellings away from Purmelia and her family. If we assume that his name was misspelled or whatever, he could have been a brother or a cousin to Purmelia.

Buried:
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Notes:

DAR-PATRIOT:

Newton1

DEATH: Newton1 reports death as 29 Jun 1846. Other death dates for him include 2 May 1845, and 14 Feb 1846. Robert Hale reports 28 Feb 1846.

I have seen him listed as Thomas Simeon Almand, based on the notion that his father was Thomas Simeon, but his father had no middle name due to laws in place at that time. See father's notes.

From Robert Hale:

Thomas is sometimes referred to as Thomas B. Almand though no record has been seen with the B used or is it know for sure what the B stands for. Many of their children and grandchildren have the name Butler in their name. His father is referred to as Thomas A. Almand with no account as to what the A stands for.

There has been no marriage record found for Thomas and Nancy but as they were supposed to be in Elbert County Georgia at the time, which was before they stated keeping marriage records, it is thought that is where they married about 1800. Nancy's parents were there and later were in Madison County Georgia when it was cut out of Elbert Co.

End Robert Hale

Notes from Shirley Barham on findagrave.com
PLEASE NOTICE - There is no INITIAL on this tombstone for Thomas Almand and NO INITIALS found on any documents that have been found regarding Thomas Almand or his father Thomas Almand, Sr.

The date for death of Thomas Almand that is in his son - Peter B. Almand's Bible is different than what is on his tombstone. The Bible record states that Thomas Almand, father of Peter B. died June 29, 1846.

Thomas Almand (Jr) is the son of Thomas Almand (Sr.) born ca. 1762 and Ann Ussery. They were married in Spotsylvania County, Virginia. No marriage record has been found. Thomas Almand (Sr) and Annice (Ann) Ussery Almand had at least four sons: Thomas, Jr., Ussery, James and John.

Thomas Almand (Jr.) married Nancy David ca. 1800 probably in Elbert County, Georgia. No marriage record has been found. 

End of notes from Shirley Barham.

Buried:
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Thomas married Nancy David about 1800 in Elbert, Georgia, United States. Nancy (daughter of Peter David and Elizabeth White) was born on 9 Aug 1785 in Petersburg, Petersburg (City), Virginia, United States; died on 6 Feb 1875 in Newton, Georgia, United States; was buried in Conyers, Rockdale, Georgia, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Census: 18 Oct 1850, Conyers, Rockdale, Georgia, United States
• Census: 17 Jul 1860, Conyers, Rockdale, Georgia, United States
• Census: 24 Aug 1870, Conyers, Rockdale, Georgia, United States

Notes:

CALLED: Newton1 incorrectly records her as Nancy DAVIS.

DEATH: Newton1 shows this to be 6 Mar 1875. Also seen as 1 Feb 1875.

Some have reported that she was a Cherokee Indian. This is not thecase.

From Robert Hale:

Nancy David Almand's home was on the town lot where the RockdaleCounty Court House stands today. I has been said that when she diedthat she had over 300 descendants. It is also stated that 45 of thoseserved the Confederate States of America, many giving thier lives forthe lost cause.

End Robert Hale

MARRIAGE: Some claim a second marriage of Nancy David to a BUTLER, butthere is no proof of this.

Notes from Shirley Barham on findagrave.com:
PLEASE NOTICE - There is no BUTLER name on this tombstone and there is NO BUTLER names on any documents found regarding Nancy David Almand.

Nancy David and Thomas Almand had 15 children that lived to adult age.

Nancy David Almand is the daughter of: Peter David born July 1, 1748 at Goochland County, Virginia died 1832-1840- at Madison County, Georgia he married 1771 Ca. 1771 Virginia Elizabeth White born 1751 at Virginia died Ca. 1790 at Virginia.

Her paternal grandparents were: Pierre/Peter David born at England on October 22, 1710 died at Henry County, Virginia on 1785. Married at Virginia on 1737 to Elizabeth Morrisett born __ at Virginia. Died ____ at Virginia.

Her paternal great, grandparents were: Pierre David, a Huguenot, born at Bolbec, Upper Normandy, France on 1685 died at Goochland County, Virginia March 28, 1729. Married at London, England on January 22, 1710 to Mariane (Buart) Dutertre born at Orleans, France ____, died at Cumberland County, Virginia on October 18, 1790. 

End of Shirley Barham's notes.

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