Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485320951:1030:191555462
• _UID: 2124846902424A99B504DDD70E4F0FF52749
• Census: 14 Feb 1900, Pitkin, Colorado, United States
• Census: 7 Jan 1920, Fort Smith, Sebastian, Arkansas, United States

Notes:

Birth:
1900 Census says she was born in Colorado. 1920 Census says she was born in California.

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485320954:1030:191555462
• _UID: 89CC23C107224493964BCB7D2A24516364E1
• Census: 14 Jun 1900, Pitkin, Colorado, United States
• Occupation: 14 Jun 1900, Pitkin, Colorado, United States; Locomotive Foreman

C. married Myrtle Alena Bailey in 1893. Myrtle (daughter of Hume Field Bailey and Sarah Louise Council) was born on 27 Feb 1873 in Arkansas, United States; died on 1 Jul 1950 in Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California, United States; was buried in Fort Smith, Sebastian, Arkansas, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485314471:1030:191555462
• _FSFTID: MT29-3P1
• _UID: F5ADA857219F41B9A0DE31C3C286B65C27E3
• Census: 3 Jul 1880, Cole Township, Sebastian, Arkansas, United States
• Census: 14 Feb 1900, Pitkin, Colorado, United States
• Residence: 12 Sep 1918, Fort Smith, Sebastian, Arkansas, United States; Address:
  405 N. N St.
• Census: 7 Jan 1920, Fort Smith, Sebastian, Arkansas, United States
• Census: 10 Apr 1930, Fort Smith, Sebastian, Arkansas, United States
• Residence: 25 Dec 1933, Fort Smith, Sebastian, Arkansas, United States
• Residence: 26 Jan 1935, Fort Smith, Sebastian, Arkansas, United States; Address:
  412 North 8th St.
• Census: 10 Apr 1940, Fort Smith, Sebastian, Arkansas, United States; Address:
  412 North 8th St.

Notes:

CALLED: Sometimes reversed her first two names.

Birth:
FindAGrave says she was born 26 Feb 1872

Census:
According to the 1900 Census, Myrtle had already had 4 children, only 1 of whom was living.

Notes:

Married:
1930 census reports her age at first marriage as 19.

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485314437:1030:191555462
• _FSFTID: KG9N-TJ6
• _UID: 2F6CD19F45D2485E8FA8884256D2AB821E55
• Census: 14 Nov 1850, Galla Rock, Pope, Arkansas, United States
• Occupation: 14 Nov 1850, Pope, Arkansas, United States; farmer
• Residence: 1854, Galla Rock, Pope, Arkansas, United States; appears in Pope County tax list
• Residence: 1856, Galla Rock, Pope, Arkansas, United States; appears in Pope County tax list
• Residence: 1857, Galla Rock, Pope, Arkansas, United States; appears in 1857 Pope County tax list
• Census: 20 Jun 1860, Galla Rock, Pope, Arkansas, United States
• Occupation: 20 Jun 1860, Galla Rock, Pope, Arkansas, United States; farmer
• Misc: 30 Mar 1868, Fort Smith, Sebastian, Arkansas, United States; granted guardianship of Phillip O. Brewer
• Census: 17 Sep 1870, Cole Township, Sebastian, Arkansas, United States
• Occupation: 17 Sep 1870, Cole Township, Sebastian, Arkansas, United States; farmer
• Census: 3 Jul 1880, Cole Township, Sebastian, Arkansas, United States
• Occupation: 3 Jul 1880, Cole Township, Sebastian, Arkansas, United States; farmer
• Possessions: 24 Nov 1886, Sebastian, Arkansas, United States; sold right of way to St. Louis & San Francisco Railway Co
• Possessions: 23 Dec 1886, Sebastian, Arkansas, United States; sold 5 acres to city of Hackett for Vinita Cemetery

Notes:

Hume Bailey was a devoted Union sympathizer during the Civil War. Since he was a widower with young sons, he was exempted by the Union army from service (Ft. Smith being a Union stronghold in an otherwise Confederate state). However, the Confederate army, when it moved into that part of Arkansas forced him to enlist on the threat of death. Susan Dickson says that he may have enlisted and then deserted at the first opportunity.

In the compiled service records, there are two jackets for H.F. Bailey, but no firm places are listed and the service appears to have been short in the Confederate army in any case. More research is needed.

Interestingly, there are a number of letters written to Hume F. Hill of Memphis, TN. These appear to be an uncle of Hume F. Bailey - the brother of his mother, perhaps.

Residence:
Bailey, HF
1 poll
1 cow, value $10

Residence:
Bailey, HF
1 poll
1 horse, value $60
2 cows, value $20
total property $80

Residence:
Bailey, HF
1 poll
1 horse, value $80
1 cow, value $12

Does not appear in subsequent tax lists.

Misc:
I have another fact showing that Hume was granted guardianship on 17 Oct 1876 in the court at Greenwood. However, this document shows that he was granted guardianship of Philip D. Brewer, a minor under the age of 14, on 30 March 1868 in Fort Smith.

Buried:
FINDAGRAVE: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=33243154

Hume married Sarah Louise Council on 10 Oct 1867 in Hackett, Sebastian, Arkansas, United States. Sarah (daughter of Uriah Allison Council and Louisa Anna Green) was born on 29 Jan 1837 in Alabama, United States; died on 23 Mar 1915 in Fort Smith, Sebastian, Arkansas, United States; was buried in Hackett, Sebastian, Arkansas, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485316051:1030:191555462
• _FSFTID: LHT4-6FN
• _UID: 974121C428B545779550CD8AC3BD9F19CA7B
• Census: 29 Nov 1850, Madison, Alabama, United States
• Census: 13 Jul 1860, Cole Township, Sebastian, Arkansas, United States
• Census: 17 Sep 1870, Cole Township, Sebastian, Arkansas, United States
• Census: 3 Jul 1880, Cole Township, Sebastian, Arkansas, United States
• Possessions: 24 Nov 1886, Sebastian, Arkansas, United States; sold land with her husband
• Census: 13 Jul 1900, Cole Township, Sebastian, Arkansas, United States
• Census: 23 Apr 1910, Cole Township, Sebastian, Arkansas, United States

Notes:

[bailey, 1963, ], [bailey, 1868, gm11]

Was from near Hackett, Sebastian, AR. Originally married to Mr. John O. Brewer. He was killed in the Civil War. He died in camp shortly after reporting and never actually saw battle. After the war, she married Hume F. Bailey. It was also his second marriage.Census reports that she was born in AL, and her parents were born in TN.

Census:
In 1900, 6 of Sarah's 8 children are living.

Buried:
FINDAGRAVE: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=33243171

Other Events and Attributes:

• Military: War of 1812
• _AMTID: 162485314425:1030:191555462
• _FSFTID: LC1D-8JM
• _UID: 6FC7EC6C1BBB4A8BAAE600F0E096AE482541
• Military: 1812, Virginia, United States; Capt. Burchett's Company of Virginia Militia
• Census: 7 Aug 1820, Mecklenburg, Virginia, United States
• Misc: 7 Sep 1820, Mecklenburg, Virginia, United States; appeared in Superior Court
• Possessions: 30 Oct 1821, Mecklenburg, Virginia, United States; sold rights to personal and real property in the estate of John Hill
• Possessions: 2 Mar 1824, Mecklenburg, Virginia, United States; sold land Evalina inherited from her father to William Townes
• Census: 1830, Mecklenburg, Virginia, United States
• Possessions: 1830, Mecklenburg, Virginia, United States; 5 slaves
• Possessions: 6 Mar 1830, Mecklenburg, Virginia, United States; named in a deed of trust from his father
• Possessions: 6 Mar 1830, Mecklenburg, Virginia, United States; purchases his fathers lands and debt with his brothers
• Possessions: 28 Oct 1830, Mecklenburg, Virginia, United States; sold
• Possessions: 24 Apr 1831, Mecklenburg, Virginia, United States; land sold at public auction
• Possessions: 4 Sep 1831, Mecklenburg, Virginia, United States; land sold at auction to satisfy a lawsuit
• Possessions: 14 Nov 1831, Mecklenburg, Virginia, United States; sold land to Lingnal Jones
• Misc: 15 Jun 1836, Arkansas, United States; Arkansas becomes a state
• Residence: 1837, Crawford, Arkansas, United States
• Census: 1840, Crawford, Arkansas, United States; Address:
  Upper Twp
• Residence: 1840, Crawford, Arkansas, United States; found on the 1840 Crawford County tax list
• Residence: 1841, Crawford, Arkansas, United States; appears in 1841 Crawford County tax list
• Residence: 1842, Crawford, Arkansas, United States; appears in Crawford County tax list
• Residence: 1843, Crawford, Arkansas, United States; appears in Crawford County tax list
• Residence: 1844, Crawford, Arkansas, United States; appeared in Crawford County tax list
• Possessions: 10 Jul 1844, Sebastian, Arkansas, United States; Purchased NW 1/4 SW 1/4 S3 T7N R31W, 40 acres
• Residence: 1845, Crawford, Arkansas, United States; appeared in Crawford County tax list
• Residence: 1846, Crawford, Arkansas, United States; appeared in Crawford County tax list
• Residence: Apr 1848, Warsaw, Benton, Missouri, United States
• Census: 14 Nov 1850, Pope, Arkansas, United States
• Occupation: 14 Nov 1850, Pope, Arkansas, United States; farmer
• Residence: 1851, Pope, Arkansas, United States; appears in 1851 Pope County tax list
• Residence: 1852, Pope, Arkansas, United States; appears in Pope County tax list
• Residence: 1853, Galla Rock, Pope, Arkansas, United States; appears on Pope County tax list
• Residence: 1854, Galla Rock, Pope, Arkansas, United States; appears in Pope County tax list
• Residence: 1856, Galla Rock, Pope, Arkansas, United States; appears in Pope County tax list

Notes:

Francis Baker Bailey and his family were certainly in Arkansas by February 1837, since his son Charles G. was born in Arkansas. Could they have been in Arkansas prior to statehood in 1836?

In a letter to F.B. Bailey, dated 1848, he is addressed as Cousin Baker and is living in Warsaw, Missouri.

7 March 2006 - Today, I visited the Galley Rock Cemetery, the cemetery of the abandoned town of Galla Rock / Galley Rock. There are a number of stones standing and many more marked in the cemetery. It is located on Arkansas Highway 105, 7 or 8 miles south of Atkins, right on the highway, and well marked. Each grave that can be identified is marked with a modern marker from Lemley Funeral Services. They may be located in Atkins, Morrilton, or another close-by town and may have more burial records. According to a historical marker at the cemetery, Galla Rock, or Galley Rock as it also was known, was a trading post along to Arkansas River as early as 1819. By 1860, it had grown and was platted out as a town. However when the railroad came through in 1872 and bypassed the town, it began to fade as a trading port. Eventually, the town faded away and most of the remaining residents moved the 7 or 8 miles north to the town of Atkins. A Masonic lodge was established there but it also moved to Atkins.

7 June 2007 - Last night, I visited with C. Tennyson Bailey at his home near Russellville, Ark. He lives very near to the old Rufus A. Bailey homeplace. We visited the Booher cemetery where Rufus and his wife, along with many of Tennyson's aunts and uncles are buried. We also visited the Bailey cemetery on the Bailey homeplace where Tennyson's parents, brothers, sisters, son, and other family are buried. Mr. Bailey says that F.B. Bailey moved around a lot. After leaving Virginia, he stayed in Montgomery County, Tennessee, in Kentucky just across the border (near present day Ft. Campbell) where a daughter lived, into Illinois, toward Memphis, and finally into Arkansas. Even in Arkansas, he lived near Batesville, in Crawford Co (when it included Pope), in Pope Co, and other places. In Pope Co, he ran an iron works at the town of Galla Rock (Galley Rock). He and Evalina are supposedly buried in the Galla City cemetery but most of the graves in this cemetery are unmarked at present. Tennyson said that there used to be a cast iron marker on one pair of graves that he had always presumed was F.B. and Evalina's grave since they had the iron works. But that marker has since been lost. Even when it was there, the name plate had long since been lost. Tennyson said that the Shinn family moved with the Bailey family from NC / VA into Arkansas and that they intermarried both in NC / VA and in Arkansas.

MILITARY: F.B. Bailey served in the Virginia Militia during the War of 1812. He received a warrant for land as a result of that services.The land warrant number was 73339.

"[F.B. Bailey] was a farmer by occupation, served as Justice of the Peace for many years, made a prospecting trip through Texas in 1845, afterward roamed through Arkansas and Missouri, and subsequently returned to Arkansas, where he died in January 1855."

I want to track down when FB Bailey came to Arkansas. I have searched
1835-1840 Pope Co tax lists - found no Bailey. Did find John Hill
1839 Crawford Co tax list - No FB Bailey, instead PH Bailey
1840 Crawford Co tax list - FB Bailey, Wm H Bailey both found
1841 Crawford Co tax list - FB Bailey, Edward Bailey, Ward, Joseph
1842 Crawford Co tax list - FB Bailey, Ward, Joseph
1843, 1844, 1845, 1846 Crawford Co tax list - FB Bailey and others
1847 Crawford Co tax list - FB Bailey not found.
1848, 1849 missing. 1850 - FB Bailey not found
1821, 1829, 1830, 1831, 1832, 1833, 1834, 1835, 1836 - no FB Bailey
No early Franklin Co tax lists available - not established
Johnson County - 1833-1837 - no FB Bailey
Carroll County - 1834-1839 - no FB Bailey
Izard County - 1829, 1830, 1831, 1832 - no FB Bailey


Birth:
Another Bailey family record lists his birth as 11 May 1796.

BIRTH: IGI 7735608,73

Military:
Capt. Burchett's Company of Virginia Militia

Census:
Enumeration: 1001-001, 1 slave between 16-26

Misc:
Francis B Bailey appeared to vouch for Thomas Puryear

Possessions:
For 250 L 8 p, sold to Bruce & Sydnor, all interest in the estate of John Hill.

Possessions:
Francis B and Evalina Bailey sold a plot of 250 acres for $380. This was land that Evalina inherited from her father when he died. This was a plot of land that John Hill purchased from William Cunningham, who purchased it from William Mumford.

Census:
Enumeration: 25001-00001. 5 slaves

Based on the ages of the children involved, there appears to be an extra child enumerated as from 5-10 years old. I can only account for 4 of them. I have never heard of an extra son here, but he would have been born between 1830-1835 to be at least 5 years and no more than 10 years old. He would not have appeared in the 1820 census, so he could be a child who died young.

Possessions:
Francis B Bailey married Evalina B Hill, daughter of Elizabeth Clark, formerly Elizabeth Hill, widow of John Hill, daughter of Robert Marshall.

From Robert Marshall, Elizabeth inherited a negro man Frank. At the death of Elizabeth and John Clark, the property should be divided between all of Elizabeth's living children.

Deed refers to a marriage contract between John Clark and Elizabeth Hill.

Francis Bailey sold for $25 any interest he and Evalina might have in Elizabeth's estate.

Possessions:
See Peter Bailey notes

Possessions:
See Peter Bailey notes

Possessions:
This deed, made 14 Nov 1831 between Francis Bailey on the first part, Lingnal Jones on the 2nd part, and John W Lewis on the 3rd part.
Francis Baker Bailey is indebted to Lingnal Jones for the sum of about $75 plus interest by a bond.
John Lewis pays to Francis Baker Bailey one dollar to fulfill the bond.
Francis Baker Bailey's wife Evalina is the former Evalina Hill, daughter of John Hill dec'd. As a part of his will, his wife Elizabeth received a dower right to the land, negroes, and other property. Elizabeth married John Clark, who is also dead.

This deed confirms that Francis Baker Bailey is married to Evalina Hill, who is the daughter of John Hill. It also confirms that Elizabeth is John's widow, that she remarried to John Clark, and that he has died as well.

In this deed, Francis Baker Bailey is selling part of this property.

Residence:
The History of Texas where this appears says F.B. Bailey went to Franklin county in 1837, but Franklin was not created until 1838 and was carved out of Crawford County.

Census:
Enumeration: 3223001-000001, no slaves
3 Males under 5 - Rufus, Charles, Samuel
2 males 5-10 - Otway, Thomas
2 males 10-15 - Hume, Richard
3 males 15-20 - John, Robert, William
1 male 40-50 - Francis
1 female 40-50 - Evalina

Residence:
Poll tax, 1 slave worth $700, 2 horses worth $80, 2 cattle worth $24. Total taxable property $804

Does not appear in 1835, 1836. No tax lists available for 1837, 1838.

Residence:
1 Poll, NW 1/4, SW 1/4, Section 3, Twp 7 Range 31, 40 acres, valued at $120, 2 horses worth $90, 4 cows worth $34, total taxable property $244

Residence:
1 Poll
NW 1/4, SW 1/4, Section 3, Twp 7, Range 31, 40 acres
Part NW 1/4, Section 4, Twp 7, Range 31, 10 acres
Total value $150
1 horse, value $50
3 cows, value $30
Total property $230

Residence:
Bailey, F. B. Esq
1 poll
NW 1/4, SW 1/4, Section 3, Township 7, Range 31, 40 acres
part NW 1/2, Section 4, Township 7, Range 31, 10 acres
Value $150
1 horse, value $25
4 cows, value $28
total property $203

Residence:
1 poll
1 horse, value $25
2 mules, value $25
4 cows, value $20
total property $95

Land is now owned by Robert Bailey

There is a Ward H Bailey and Jos (or Jas) H Bailey next door. They appear to be connected to FB Bailey, but I do not know how yet. Jos / Jas appears to be older since he has no poll. Also, it appears that FB has sold his land to his son in 1844.

Possessions:
Purchased the NW quarter of the SW quarter of Section three in township seven north of range thirty one west, containing 40 acres.

In 2018, this land is on Fort Chaffee, near the intersection of Ft. Chaffee Blvd and Taylor Ave, across the street from the US Coast Guard MSD Fort Smith.

Strange thing is that he was taxed for this land for several years already. And in the 1844 tax list, Robert Bailey is listed as the owner.

Residence:
1 poll
1 horse, value $25
5 cows, value $25
total taxable property $50

Residence:
1 poll
2 horses, value $30
5 cows, value $30
total value $60

Residence:
Bailey, F.B.
1 poll
1 horse, value $25
1 cow, value $8
total value, $33
State tax 6 3/4 cents
County tax $1.08 1/4

Residence:
1 poll,
1 horse, value $25
1 cow, value $8

Residence:
1 poll
1 horse, value $30
2 cows, value $14

Residence:
1 poll
2 cows, value $26
total property $26

Residence:
Bailey, FB
1 poll
1 horse, value $60
2 cows, value $20
total property $80

He does not appear after this in the tax list. However, the appearance in the 1856 tax list means his death date might be off.

Francis married Evalina B. Hill on 6 May 1819 in Mecklenburg, Virginia, United States. Evalina (daughter of John Hill and Elizabeth Marshall) was born on 26 Mar 1802 in Virginia, United States; died in Jul 1854 in Pope, Arkansas, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Name: Evalina Belmont Hill
• _AMTID: 162485317556:1030:191555462
• _FSFTID: LH3F-39Z
• _UID: 8B077B6B650044CE83985FA6FE47221086BD
• Misc: 4 Jan 1811, Mecklenburg, Virginia, United States; mentioned in father's will
• Residence: 16 Aug 1848, Warsaw, Benton, Missouri, United States
• Census: 14 Nov 1850, Galla Rock, Pope, Arkansas, United States

Notes:

According to the History of Pope County, Arkansas, Evalina B. Hill was Evalina Belmont Hill. She was said to be the widow of John Hill rather than the daughter of John Hill. Other sources have always said that she was the daughter of John Hill. However, the John and Elizabeth Marshall Hill family fits very well with Evalina.

On 16 Aug 1848, a letter was sent to Mrs. E.B. Bailey in Warsaw, Benton Co, Missouri. This means that at least this part of the family had moved there. Based on other correspondence, it seems that some of Evalina's family was living there.

Ref: [bailey, 1963, ]

A Deed from Francis B Bailey to William Townes, dated 28 Oct 1830, calls out Evalina B Hill, daughter of Elizabeth Clark, formerly Elizabeth Hill as wife of Francis B Bailey. Further, it says that Elizabeth Clark is the daughter of Robert Marshall.

Birth:
Another family record records her birth as 6 March 1802.

Name:
Some people give her a middle name of Belmont. As a result, they claim that she was the widow of John Hill rather than his daughter. Mecklenburg records prove conclusively that she was John Hill's daughter, not wife. However, the middle name has not been clearly documented.

Notes:

Married:
Pastor's return says 4 May 1819.

Married by Alex. M Cowan, Minister in the Presbyterian Church

Marriage License:
Marriage Bond. John Clark - surety

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485316063:1030:191555462
• _FSFTID: KFVQ-XQ9
• _UID: EE6AF6BB72854D838C016AE0299B697F53BE
• Residence: 1830, Knox, Tennessee, United States; appears in 1830 property tax roll
• Residence: 1831, Knox, Tennessee, United States; appears in 1831 property tax roll, Capt Dunlaps Co
• Misc: 17 May 1834, Roane, Tennessee, United States; purchase of land from John L. Metz
• Residence: 17 May 1834, Knox, Tennessee, United States
• Census: 1840, Jackson, Alabama, United States
• Possessions: 24 Oct 1840, Jackson, Alabama, United States; Address:
  agreement of a mortgage from Hugh C. Berry to Uriah A. Council w
• Misc: 4 Apr 1842, Jackson, Alabama, United States; commissioned as a Justice of the Peace
• Census: 1850, Madison, Alabama, United States
• Census: 29 Nov 1850, Madison, Alabama, United States
• Occupation: 29 Nov 1850, Madison, Alabama, United States; school teacher

Notes:

Some accounts say he was born in Greene Co., TN, others in Knox Co.TN.

PARENTS: could have been from TN or AL

Census says he was from TN, Sarah Council's death certificate says he was from Alabama.

It appears that Uriah died fairly early, leaving a wife with children. They then moved with his parents on to Arkansas. Based on the fact that Uriah's father is in Knox Co. in 1811, I might expect to find his birth there, or in Roane County where his parents were married.

DEED: Uriah Allison Council (U.A. Council) bought land in Roane Co.,Tennessee. Deed is in Book G, p. 47.

Based on the childrens' ages, it looks like they moved from Tennessee to Alabama between 1835 & 1837. Sarah Louise was born in AL, but her older sisters were born in TN.

Birth:
Findagrave says he was born in Knox Co., Tennessee. I tend to believe this since his family lived in Knox at this point. Some the old books say Greene, but that has to be wrong.

Residence:
1830 Tax List
Capt Hardin's Co
Council, Jesse - 50 ac, 0 fp
Capt Low's
Council, Howard - 200 ac, 1 fp, 5 slaves
Returned to County
Council, Uriah - 235 ac, 1 fp

Residence:
1831 Tax List
12 Capt Dunlap's Co
Council, Isaac - 0 ac, 1 fp
Council, Uriah - 250 ac, 1 fp
No. 16 Capt Low's
Council, S Howard - 50 ac, 1 fp, 1 slave
Council, Rachel - 150 ac, 3 slaves

Misc:
DEED: Deed book G, page 47. Uriah A. Council of Knox county is security for a debt by John L Metz of Roane County. Uriah is living in Knox County at this point.

Census:
Enumeration: 100001-20100101, no slaves, 7 people.

Located just 2 houses prior to John Council, who is next to Isaac Council.

Misc:
See: Civil Register County Officers, Vol. 2 (1834-1844), Jackson County, p. 151

Census:
An Eumeration of the Inhabitants of Madison County, 1850
U.A. Council,
1 white male under 21 (James Isaac)
1 white male over 21 (Uriah)
1 white male between 18 and 45 (Uriah)
4 white females under 21 (Mary, Susan, Sarah, Jane)
1 white female over 21 (Louisa)
0 slaves
7 total inhabitants

Died:
From Findagrave:
s/o Isaac Council / Susan M. Allison
Natives of AR

m ca1832 Greene Co., TN
Louisa Anna Green

They had known children - Mary "Margaret", Susan M., Sarah Louise, James Isaac, Jane Berry

No source or burial location given.

Uriah married Louisa Anna Green in 1832 in Tennessee, United States. Louisa was born on 22 Feb 1807 in Greene, Tennessee, United States; died in 1864 in Jackson, Alabama, United States; was buried in Scottsboro, Jackson, Alabama, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485317128:1030:191555462
• _FSFTID: KFVQ-XQS
• _UID: 8DDC6E8174DE4F1F8CCF9BE1A7340DA37A71
• Census: 29 Nov 1850, Madison, Alabama, United States

Notes:

Look into the possibility that Louisa's father could have been Berry Green and that they could have been in Roane County. There appears in a lot of Roane Co records a Berry Greene. Since she named a daughter Jane Berry, that name might have carried forward.

Berry is in 1810 in NC, 1850 in TN, maybe in 1830 in AL

Buried:
Findagrave indicates she was cremated. Supposedly, she was killed in a fire, but was not cremated per se.