- 1900 census image of family from Clarke County Ala (120 KB)
This is a close up image of family names, from a page of the 1900 census of Clarke County Alabama. It is from sheet number 6B, E. D. 24, Gainestown, precicnt 1, taken June 8, 1900. The family name is Barrack.
- 1880 census image of family from Clarke County Ala (114 KB)
This is a close up image of family names from a page of the 1880 census of Clarke County Alabama. It is from page 12, E.D. 32, Clarkesville precinct, beat 14, taken June 16, 1880. The family names are Coats, Chapman and Pugh.
- 1900 census image of family from Clarke County Al. (117 KB)
These are more family names from the 1900 census of Clarke County Alabama. George Law is one of Jimmie Law's brothers, Earnest Cox, is one of his first cousins. Leanna Todd was married to Tobias Todd, who was John Todd's first cousin. Evander Todd married Cora Pugh, who is also kin to Jimmie Law. This was taken June 12, 1900, Township 9. E.D. 37, sheet number 10.
- 1880 census image of family from Clarke County Ala (94 KB)
This is a close up image of family names from a page of the 1880 census of Clarke County Alabama. it is from page 11, E. D. 32, Clarkesville precinct, beat 14, taken June 16, 1880. Chapman and Pugh are the family names, but not sure how connected.
- 1910 census image of family from Clarke County Al. (75 KB)
This was taken from sheet 1. of Clarke County Alabama 1910 census, part 4, cd t624-6, number 50a, Clarkesville precinct 14, E.D. 29. Dated April 19, 1910. The names at the top are of my great grandparents, Jimmy/James Law and Alberta Pugh Bumpers. The other names are family members also.
- 1880 census image of family from Clarke County Ala (94 KB)
This is a close up image of family names from a page of the 1880 census of Clarke County Alabama. It is from page 1, E. d. 32, Clarkesville precinct, beat 14, taken June 7, 1880. Coats and Howze are family names.
- 1910 census image of family from Clarke County Al. (96 KB)
This was taken from the 1910 census of Clarke County Alabama. Precinct 13, Coffeeville, sheet number 2, taken April 17, 1910. Mark Keel and Rachel Todd, are kin to Alberta Pugh Bumpers, and her mother, Martha Williams.
- 1880 census image of family from Clarke County Ala (121 KB)
This is a close up image of family names from a page of the 1880 census of Clarke County Alabama. It is from page 5, E. D. 23, Suggsville beat, taken June 4, 1880. The names on this page are Barracks, Bumpers and King.
- 1910 census image of family from Clarke County Al. (140 KB)
This is a close up of the 1910 census of Clarke County Alabama, E. D. 28, sheet number 3, precinct 13, Coffeeville. Taken April 21, 1910. These are all family members. The Kiel/Keel and the Todd family are all related to other family members in this area of Coffeeville.
- 1870 census image of family from Clarke County Ala (83 KB)
This is a close up image of famiy names from a page of the 1870 census of Clarke County Alabama. It is from page 47, Gainestown beat, taken July 3, 1870. On the following page is listed, King, Henry, age 15. The last family name listed of Abel King's family.
- 1900 census image of family from Clarke County Ala (67 KB)
This is a close up image of names from a page of the 1900 census of Clarke County Alabama. It is the McLeods precinct, E. D. 30, sheet number 12, taken June 11, 1900. John Beckham was my great, great grandfather's older brother. Anyone with any knowledge of John and his family, and are willing to share, please email me.
- 1910 census image of family from Clarke County Al. (181 KB)
This too is a close up image of the 1910 census of Clarke County Alabama. This is from E. D. 28, sheet number 9, precinct 13, Coffeeville. It was taken on May 4, 1910. Jerry Todd is Tobias and Leanna Todd's son. Georgia Williams is Martha Williams younger sister. Georgia had a twin name Carrie Williams, who lived in Bladen Springs, Alabama. She married Joe Koens. The Law names listed are Jimmie Law's son and nephews. The Browns are related, and some of the Malones are in-laws.
- 1870 census image of family from Clarke County Ala (87 KB)
This is a close up image of family names from the 1870 census of Clarke County Alabama. It is from page 108, Coffeeville, taken July 28, 1870. Everyone is from Alabama, except Amy Fluker, who is from Virginia.
- 1900 census image of family from Clarke County Ala (101 KB)
This is a close up image of family from a page of the 1900 census of Clarke County Alabama. It is from Township 9, Clarkesvlle, E. D. 37, sheet number 6, taken June 11, 1900. The Coate/Coats and Houze/Howze are all family members. Willis Coats married Ida Law, Richmond Howze married Josephine Todd. Any further information would be greatly appreciated.
- 1910 census image of family from Clarke County Al. (98 KB)
These are close up of family names taken from the 1910 census of Clarke County Alabama. It is from precinct 13, Coffeeville, E. D. 28, sheet number 5, taken April 26, 1910. The names are all family names.
- 1900 census image of family from Clarke County Ala (63 KB)
This is a close up image of family names from a page of the 1900 census of Clarke County Alabama. It is from E. D. 37, Clarkesville, Township 9, taken June 5, 1900. This is the names of Sid and Palice Chapman's family.
- 1900 census image of family from Clarke County Ala (115 KB)
This is a close up image of names from the 1900 census of Clarke County Alabama. It is from Township 9, Clarkesville, E. D. 37, sheet number 6, taken June 12, 1900. The names of Eugene and Mary Coats are family members. Mary Pike Coats was Martha Williams Bumper's sister.
- 1920 census image of family from Clarke County Al. (159 KB)
This is a close up census image of Martha Lindsey Todd Williams, during her marriage to Robert "Bob" Bumpers. They have Ollie Bumpers as a daughter/female, when it should have read son/male. Ollie Bumpers married Rachel Kiels, daughter of Earnest and Alice Kiels. Robert Bumpers remarried after he and Martha divorced. he died in the 1950s. Martha died in May of 1961. This was taken from the 1920 census of Clarke County Alabama, sheet number 11, E. D. 31, precinct 13, Coffeeville. It is dated January 31, 1920.
- 1910 census image of family from Clarke County Ala (76 KB)
This is a close up image of family names from a page of the 1910 census of Clarke County Alabama. It is from sheet number 9A, E. D. 29, Clarkesville, precinct 14, taken May 4, 1910. These are Chapman family members along with a few visible Pugh names.
- 1900 census image of family from Clarke County Ala (103 KB)
This is a close up image of a page from the 1900 census of Clarke County Alabama. It is from precinct 8, River Hill, E. D. 31, sheet number 4, taken June 7, 1900. The name Robert Pugh is my great, great grandfather, and his wife. He also had a son or two, but no one seems to know his name. He is not listed on the 1910 census, and on the 1920 census, they have a grand daughter living with them. Anyone with knowledge of this, please email me if you are willing to share. The Beckham names are family also. Gustus/Agustus Beckham was Robert Pugh's nephew.
- 1920 census image of family from Clarke County Al. (118 KB)
This is a close up image of the 1920 census with my great grandparents, and my grandmother. They are Jimmie/James Law and Alberta Pugh Bumpers, and Flossie Lee Law, my grandmother. Nancy Law, age 5, is Alberta's oldest daughter. The other names on the page, Henry Bryant and Cardilia Ivora Law, and Levert Law and Minnie Cox, are family memebers, and so is Howard Law and Marvelean Davis. This is from Sheet number 3a, E. D. 32, Clarke County Alabama. Prcinct 14, Clarkesville, taken February 25, 1920.
- 1910 census image of names from Clarke County Ala. (67 KB)
This is a close up image of names from a page of the 1910 census of Clarke County Alabama. It is from sheet number 5A, E. D. 28, precinct 13, Coffeeville, taken, April 26, 1910. It is an image of the Willy Hightower's family.
- 1900 census image of family from Clarke County Ala (112 KB)
This is a close up image of family names from a page of the 1900 census of Clarke County Alabama. It is from the Coffeeville precinct, E. D. 36, sheet number 17, taken June 20, 1900. The name of Charlie Cox, is my great grandfather, Jimmie/James Law's nephew. All additional information is most welcomed.
- 1920 census image of family from Mobile County Al. (103 KB)
This is from the 1920 census of Mobile County Alabama.It is precinct 9, Whistler (Plateau), E. D. 81, sheet 31. Taken February28-March 9, 1920. The names are Mrs. Susie Ansley, a well known school teacher in the community, and my great grandfather, Frank Singleton's sister Malinda Singleton-Harris. Her husband George Harris had already passed away. Edward Harris, age 10, listed, passed away, this August 2000. They have named this very street, these families live on, Susie Ansley Street (formerly known as Front Street, or Magazine Road in the older days).
- 1900 census image of family from Clarke County Ala (124 KB)
This is a close up image of family names from a page of the 1900 census of Clarke County Alabama. The names Augusta/Jerry Todd, and Georgia and Carrie Williams are all family members. Gerogia and Carrie were the twin sisters of my great, great grandmother, Martha Williams. Georgia named her first born, Lianna Todd, after Jerry Todd's mother, Leanna. The baby died a short time later in 1900. Jerry is also a relative of Martha Williams.
- 1920 census image of family from Mobile County Al. (123 KB)
This is a close up image of the 1920 census of Mobile County Alabama. It is E. D. 81, precinct 9, Whistler, taken August 4-5, 1920. The names listed are my great grandmother, Ada Thompson-Harper-Singleton, after her divorce from Frank Singleton. Her youngest child, Mattie Lucille Singleton, is my grandmother. The family listed next to them are Mattie's first cousins. They are her dad's brother, Charlie Singleton's children.
- 1900 census image of family from Clarke County Ala (111 KB)
This is a close up image of family names from a page of the 1900 census of Clarke County Alabama. It is from Township 9, Clarkesville, E. D. 37, sheet number 6, taken June 14, 1900. The names are family related, but I am not sure how. I think the Jesse Williams listed, is the younger brother of Martha Williams, my great, great grandmother. John Todd, is related some kind of way as well.
- 1920 census image of family from Choctaw County Al (119 KB)
This is a close up image of family names from a page of the 1920 census of Choctaw County Alabama. It is from sheet number 4b, E. D. 13, precinct 10, taken January 9, 1920. Elijah and Alice Fluker are family. Alice Morgan Williams was my great, great grandmother, Martha Todd Williams' younger sister. Preston Fluker is their son, and she later had a daughter name Priscilla Fluker, who married someone with the last name Meireth, or something like that. If anyone have any information on Preston and Priscilla Fluker, please email me.
- 1920 census image of family from Choctaw County Al (130 KB)
This is a close up image of family names from a page of the 1920 census of Choctaw County Alabama. It is from sheet number 6, E. D. 12, precinct 9 (Bladen Springs), taken January 20, 1920. The names Joe/Joseph Koen and Carrie, are family members. Carrie Williams was my great, great grandmother's younger sister. Carrie had a twin sister name Georgia Williams-Todd, who waa a mid-wife in Coffeevlle, Alabama. Carrie had been married to a Campbell before she married Joe Koen. Those are her children listed as step children. If anyone have any further information, to add to this family, please email me.
- 1920 census image of family from Choctaw County Al (122 KB)
This is a close up image of family names from the 1920 census of Choctaw County Alabama. It is from sheet number 6, E. D. 12, precinct 9 (Bladen Springs), taken January 20, 1920. The names Daniel and Pinkie/Pinky Randolph are family. Pinky Hayes Williams married Dan Randolph and had just one son, Dan, Jr. They lived in Bladen Spring, and Aunt Pinky is believed to be buried in the cemetery right before you turn to go to the springs. I have visited that cemetery, and did not see her, unless it is an unmarked grave. I also did not look through the whole grave yard, for it was in August, and too hot. If anyone have any information on Dan Randolph/Randolf, Jr. please email me. We do not know if he ever got married or had any children. Any infor would be greatly appreciated.
- 1910 census image of names from Clarke County Ala. (113 KB)
This is a close up image of names from a page of the 1910 census of Clarke County Alabama. It is from sheet number 6B, E. D. 16, precinct 2, Salt Works, taken April 21, 1910. These are Taylor families.
- 1910 census image of family from Clarke County Ala (95 KB)
This is a close up image of family names from a page of the 1910 census of Clarke County Alabama. It is from sheet number 16A, E. D. 15, precinct 1, Gainestown, taken April 27, 1910. One of the families listed are Peter King and his family.
- 1920 census image of family from Mobile County Al. (110 KB)
This too is from the 1920 census of Mobile County Alabama. It is also from the same page as one listed before. This is from precinct 9, Whistler, taken February 28- March 9, 1920. The names on this sheet is Frank Singleton, my great grandfather, with his second family. He married Katie White after he and Ada divorced. The family listed next to them where the Shamburger family. Rebecca Shamburger was a mid-wife in Plateau, Alabama. Her husband Robert was a barber. Frank Singleton was a carpenter, and his daughter Mattie now lives in one of the houses he built in Prichard, Alabama.
- 1910 census image of family from Clarke County Ala (94 KB)
This is a close up iamge of family names from a page of the 1910 census of Clarke County Alabama. It is from sheet number 13B, E. D. 15, precinct 1, Gainestown, taken April 27, 1910. The names ar of some King families.
- 1920 census image of family from Mobile County Al. (111 KB)
This is a close up image of family names, from the 1920 census of Mobile County Alabama. It is from precinct 9, Whistler (Plateau), E. D. 81. sheet number 33. Taken March 9, 1920. The families listed are of Maggie Singleton, Frank, Malinda and Charlie Singletons' cousin, and William/Will Harris, Malinda Singleton's brother-in-law. The Harper families listed are kin to Ada Thompson-Harper-Singleton's first two children, who were Harpers. I am not sure, but one of her children may have been Winston Harper, and he changed his name to Winston Singleton, but do not quote me on this.
- 1910 census image of family from Clarke County Ala (95 KB)
This is a close up iamge of family names from a page of the 1910 census of Clarke County Alabama. It is from sheet number 11A, E. D. 15, precinct 1, Gainestown, taken April 23, 1910. These are King and Fox family names.
- 1920 census image of family from Choctaw County Al (121 KB)
This is a close up image, from the 1920 census of Choctaw County Alabama. It is from Gilbertown, precinct 7, E. D. 9, sheet number 6, taken January 16, 1920. The first family shown is my great grandmother Elizabeth Graham-Watson, and her children. Marshall Watson, her oldest son, was my grandfather. He loved to ride horses, as well as my other grandfather. Edwnburogh, the youngest child of Elizabeth, died at a young age, in Alliance, Ohio. He had been sick for a long time, after working in those coal mines. He died in the 1950s.
- 1910 census image of family from Clarke County Ala (105 KB)
This is a close up iamge of family names from a page of the 1910 census of Clarke County Alabama. It is from sheet number 10B, E. D. 15, precinct 1, Gainestown, taken April 23, 1910. This is the family of Milton Baraxx.
- 1910 census image of family from Mobile County Al. (131 KB)
This is a close up of a page from the 1910 census of Mobile County Alabama. It is from precinct 9, E. D. 69, sheet number 12b. taken April 29, 1910. The names listed are Maggie Singleton, my grandmother's first cousin, who was living with her grandmother. The last name listed, Jeff Tiles, may or may not be related to Tucker Tilus, my great, great, grand unlce. If someone should see this, and know the Tiles/Tilus names, please let me hear from you.
- 1920 census image of family from Clarke County Ala (118 KB)
This is a close up image of family names from a page of the 1920 census of Clarke County Alabama. It is from sheet number 17B, E. D. 17, precinct 1, Gainestown, taken January 29 and 30, 1920. The names are of Martin Barrax and other families.
- 1920 census image of family from Choctaw County Al (127 KB)
This is a close up image of famly from a page of the 1920 census of Choctaw County Alabama. It is from sheet number 3, E. D. 12, precinct 9, taken January 13, 1920. The names of Manuel and Lottie Tompson/Thomson or family members. Lottie was my great, great grandmother, Clora Campbell's niece, on her father, Pry Campbell's side. I am not sure if Lottie was a Campbell or what? I am sure she was close kin to Clora Campbell. She had a son name Early Washam, who is listed as Earlie Tompson. Early had a son name Kurley Washam, whom was named after his brother, Curlie Tompson. The Tompson name is Thomson. At least that is how it was spelled on Kurley Washam's obituary, when he passed June 15, 2000. It was also spelled that way on Darnella Johnson's obituary, who passed on July 1999. Darnella was Early's wife. Any further information on the names of these family members would be greatly appreciated.
- 1910 census image of family from Mobile County Al. (135 KB)
This is a close from the 1910 census of Mobile County Alabama. This is in Plateau, Alabama, precinct 9, E. D. 69, sheet 11b, taken April 28, 1910. The names listed are of Frank and Charlie Singleton's sister, Malinda, who married George Harris. George and his many brothers married to a lot of the Singleton family women. The Harris family were from the West Indies. Some of the Brown family, who also married women from the Singleton family, were from the West Indies also. George and Malinda Harris' son, Edward "Bud" Harris, passed away August 2000.
- 1920 census image of family from Clarke County Ala (116 KB)
This is a close up image of family names from a page of the 1920 census of Clarke County Alabama. It is of the family of Abel S. King, alone with other families.
- 1920 census image of family from Choctaw County Al (96 KB)
This is a close up image of family names from a page of the 1920 census of Choctaw County Alabama. It is from sheet number 3, E. D. 12, precinct 9, taken January 13, 1920. The names of Mitchell and Fannie Jenkins are family members. Fannie "Frankie" Campbell-Jenkins was my great, great grandmother, Clora Campbell's sister. They had the same mother and father, Celia and Pry Campbell. Aunt Frankie's son Ervin married Lena West, daughter of Will and Jessie West. Anyone with further information on these names, please email me.
- 1910 census image of family from Mobile County Al. (127 KB)
This is a close up image of a page from the 1910 census of Mobile County Alabama. It is from Plateau, Alabama, precinct 9, E. D. 69, sheet number 6b, taken April 22, 1910. The family listed is Frank Singleton and Fannie Friend and their children. Notice Maggie Singleton was listed this time, with her parents, at age 6. She was listed twice. Charlie was my great grandfather's brother, along with Doc Singleton, listed with Ella Thompson. I am not sure, but I think Ella was related to my great grandmother, Ada Thompson-Harper-Singleton. Do not quote me on this though. So little is known about Ada. If anyone know of Ada Thompson, please contact me.
- 1920 census image of family from Clarke County Ala (68 KB)
This is a close up image of family names from a page of the 1920 census of Clarke County Alabama. It is from sheet number 5B, E. D. 32, Clarkesville, precinct 14, taken February 28-March 1, 1920. This image is of Sid Chapman and family.
- 1920 census image of family from Clarke County Ala (111 KB)
This is a close up iamge of family names from a page of the 1920 census of Clarke County Alabama. Charlie Cox, was my great grandfather, Jimmie Law's nephew. Charlie's parents were Eliza Law and Frank Cox. The other names are also family members, but I don't know how. Anyone with any other information to add to these names, please email me.
- 1910 census image of family from Mobile County Al. (135 KB)
This is a close up image of a page from the 1910 census of Mobile County Alabama. This is Plateau, Alabama, Precinct 9, E. D. 69, sheet number 11b, taken April 28, 1910. The family listed is my great grandparents, Ada Thompson and Frank Singleton. Robert Singleton is also a brother of Franks'. With all of those Singleton family members, I have yet to find anyone, who know the name of Frank, Charlie, Malinda, Doc, Robert, Mathew, Jack and Maggie B. Singleton's parents. These are all siblings, but none of their descendants, that I have ran across, know who their parents were. If someone online know of this family, please let me know.
- 1920 census image of names from Clarke County Ala. (108 KB)
This is a close up image of names from a page of the 1920 census of Clarke County Alabama. It is from sheet number 8A, E. D. 170, Good Springs, precinct 9, taken February 10, 1920. This is an image of Chapman and Fox families.
- 1920 census image of family from Clarke County Ala (124 KB)
This is a close up image of family names from a page of the 1920 census of Clarke County Alabama. It is from sheet 13b, E. D. 31, precinct 13, Coffeeville, taken February 10, 1920. The name Rachel Todd Kiel is a family name. Rachel was Celia Todds' first cousin. Celia was my great, great, great, great grandmother, on Martha Todd Williams' side. Celis was Martha's grandmother. The other names are also family names. Any further information on these names would be greatly appreciated.
- 1900 census image of family from Wilcox County Al. (128 KB)
This is a close up census image, taken from the 1900 census of Wilcox County Alabama. It is from Bonham precinct 10, E. D. 136, sheet number 3, taken June 5, 1900. The Ramsey and Benjamin families are related through marriage and blood. The name Columbus "Lumb/Collin" Benjamin, was my great grandfather, Richard "Dick" Benjamin's brother.
- 1920 census image of names from Clarke County Ala. (107 KB)
This is a close up image of name from a page of the 1920 census of Clarke County Alabama. It is from sheet number 5B, E. D. 170, Good Springs, precinct 9, taken February 4, 1920. The names are unfamiliar, but I have heard of it before, which is Arlean Baldwin and family.
- 1920 census image of family from Clarke County Ala (89 KB)
This is a close up image of family names from a page of the 1920 census of Clarke County Alabama. It is from sheet number 13a, E. D. 31, precinct 13, Coffeeville, taken February 10, 1920. Robert Pugh, was my great, great grandfather. He was Alberta Pugh Bumpers' natural father. He was also known as Buddy, Bud or Bob. The grand daughter listed, Lillie Woodson, is a name that sounds familiar to some of the family. We can not place her. We know that Robert had at least two, maybe two daughters by his wife Carnilia "Nelia". They are Della and Arcola Pugh. I think Della lived in Prichard at one time, near the town part, by the railroad tracks. She may have also had a husband they called Will. If anyone know these names, please email me.
- 1900 census image of family from Wilcox County Al. (131 KB)
This is a close up image of the 1900 census of Wilcox County Alabama. Taken from Bonham precinct 10, E. D. 136, sheet number 1, taken June 2, 1900. The names, Ramsey, Dale, Benjamin, Bonner and McMillian, are all related one way or another. The name list,, John Benjamin, was another one of my great grandfather's brothers.
- 1920 census image of family from Clarke County Ala (124 KB)
This is a close up image of family names from a page of the 1920 census of Clarke County Alabama. It is from sheet number 12a, E. D. 31, precinct 13, Coffeeville, taken February 6, 1920. Hartus/Hartis Cox, was Charlie Cox's son. Alonzo Gronw, married Mattie Coats, and after she passed, he later married Rosena Cox. Nius Johnson, married Sadie Bumpers later on. Anyone with further information on these family names, please email me. All of these names are family names. Sadie Bumpers, was Alberta Pugh Bumpers' younger sister. Aunt Sadie had one daughter, name Nola Bumpers, who married Reverend Cox. Nola later married Archie Wyatt in Oakland, California. Aunt Sadie and Nola Bumpers, both died in Oakland, California. Aunt Sadie died in 1953, and Nola Wyatt died in 1995. Nola had two sons name Alfred James Cox, who died in the 1980s, and Floyd Cox, who still live in Oakland. Any further information, would be greatly appreciated, on any of these family members.
- 1900 census image of family from Wilcox County Al. (128 KB)
This is a close up census image of the 1900 census of Wilcox County Alabama. It is from Bonham precinct 10, E. D. 136, sheet number 1, taken June 12, 1900. The names of Georgianna and Neil McReynolds are related to both of my great grandparents, Richard Benjamin and Minnie McReynolds. Georgianna is one of Richard's older sisters, and Niel is Minnie's cousin. Lydia Benjamin is also Richard and Georgianna's sister. Some of the other names are also family members.
- 1920 census image of family from Clarke County Ala (123 KB)
This is a close up census image from a page of the 1920 census of Clarke County Alabama. It is from sheet number 12a, E. D. 31, precinct 13, Coffeeville, takne February 6, 1920. Johnnie Coats' daughters Ora Coats married Zan Pugh, my grandmother's second cousin. Dorsey Law, son of Nancy Law, is my grandmother's first cousin. He had at least 8 children by two wives. He may have had even more children. Anyone with further information on this family, please email me.
- 1920 census image of family from Clarke County Ala (132 KB)
This is a close up iamge of family names, from a page of the 1920 census of Clarke County Alabama. It is from sheet number 7b, E. D. 31, precinct 13, Coffeeville, taken January 19, 1920. The names are Henry Kiel and Evander Kiel, with their families listed. They are all kin to Martha Todd Williams-Bumpers. Anyone with further information to add to these names, please feel free to email me.
- 1920 census image of family from Clarke County Ala (124 KB)
This is a close up image of names from a page of the 1920 census of Clarke County Alabama. It is from sheet number 6a, E. D. 31, precinct 13, Coffeeville, taken January 14, 1920. These are Kiel family names. They are all related to Martha Lindsey Todd Williams-Bumpers. Anyone with further information on these names, please email me. Any information is most greatly appreciated. Thank you.
- 1920 census image of names from Clarke County Ala. (117 KB)
This is a close up iamge of the name Hurd, and others, from a page of the 1920 census of Clarke County Alabama. It is from sheet number 12a, E. D. 19, Jackson precinct, taken January 27-28, 1920. I do not know if the names are Gus Hurd, his wife Helen/Ellen, and a Gus Jr. or what. If it is Gus Hurd, then he was Martha Williams younger brother. I also saw a Gus Heard, in Mobile County, about the same age as this name on this census page. If anyone know who these names really are, please email me.
- Martha Williams (73 KB)
This picture of Martha Williams was taken in Jackosn, Alabama, in the early 1950s. Martha was born in Coffeeville, Alabama. She was Debbie's great, great grandmother, and she died in May 1961, in Jackson, Alabama.
- Mr. Enoch Benjamin, Sr. (90 KB)
This is Debbie's grandfather. He was born in Oak Hill, Alabama, and loved to ride horses. During his life, he was a plummer, and in his early years, he raised cows and other farm animals. He had an amazing green thumb for growing his gardens and fruit trees. He died in 1984.
- 1920 census image of family from Clarke County Ala (87 KB)
This is a close up image of family names from a page of the 1920 census of Clarke County Alabama. It is from sheet number 1B, E. D. 170, Good Springs, precinct 9, taken February 2, 1920. The name listed is of Lewis Chapman and his family.
- Mr. and Mrs. Collin Benjamin, Sr. (36 KB)
These are my (Debbie's) parents, Annie Grace Watson-Benjamin and Collin Benjamin, Sr, taken about two years after they were married,(they were married in the state of Mississippi). The picture was taken in Mobile, Alabama. (I think the picture was taken in 1955. They were married in 1953)
- 1920 census image of names from Mobile County Ala. (112 KB)
This is a close up image of names from a page of the 1920 census of Mobile County Alabama. It is from sheet number 10b, e. d. 83, precinct 9, Chickasaw Township, taken January 14, 1920. The name Woodyard, is the specific name being researched.
- Mr. Collin Benjamin, Sr. (Debbie's Dad) (7 KB)
This picture was taken in early 1960, in Oakland, California, when Debbie was a few months old. We lived in West Oakland, on Eleventh Street. My dad had my two brothers, myself and his photo taken on that day.
- 1900 census image of family from Wilcox County Al. (128 KB)
This is a close up census image from the 1900 census of Wilcox County Alabama. It is from Bonham, precinct 10, E. D. 136, sheet number 1, taken June 2, 1900. The Benjamin name listed, if you can see it, are of my great, great grandparents, Sam and Fannie Benjamin. Ledell McCrackin, listed as a grandson, I have yet to find any info about him.
- 1920 census image of names from Mobile County Ala. (81 KB)
This is a close up image of names from a page of the 1920 census of Mobile County Alabama. It is from sheet number 19a, e. d. 83, precinct 9, Chickasaw Township, taken January 22, 1920. Woodiard/Woodyard is the name being researched.
- Ada Thompson-Harper-Singleton (91 KB)
This is Debbie's great grandmother, who was a nurse during the time of a bad fever breakout, that was killing a lot of people in the South. This was in the 1920s. This picture was taken in about the 1910s, and has been colorized. Ada died with the same fever, she was hired to help other sick people with. She was born in Bladen Springs, Alabama, and died in Oak Hill, Alabama. Her parents were Lewis and Francis Thompson/Thompston.
- 1900 census image of family from Wilcox County Al. (168 KB)
This is a close up census image, taken from the 1900 census of Wilcox County Alabama. It is from Allenton precinct 9 (Oak Hill), E. D. 135, sheet number 21, taken June 18, 1900. The McReynolds names are all related. Lidy/Liddy/Lidia and Eve/Evan McReynolds are my great, great grandparents. Their daughter, Minnie McReynolds, married Richard Benjamin. If anyone know of any other siblings that are listed, please let me know. I do not have any information on them.
- 1920 census image of names from Mobile County Ala. (113 KB)
This is a close up of names from a page of the 1920 census of Mobile County Alabama. It is from sheet number 19a, e. d. 83, precinct 9, Chickasaw Township, taken January 22, 1920. The being researched is Woodyard.
- Marshall Watson, Sr. (66 KB)
This is Debbie's grandfather, on her mother's side. Marshall had the same fever, which killed Ada Thompson-Harper-Singleton, but his grandmother, Clora Campbell, fed him chicken and dumplings, and made him get well. The doctor had told her to stop feeding him, but she wouldn't, and this helped him recover. Marshall Watson, Sr. (March 14, 1897-May 14, 1980)
- 1910 census image of family from Wilcox County Al. (124 KB)
This is a close of the 1910 census of Wilcox County Alabama. It is from Allenton Beat, Oak Hill, Alabama, E.D. 155, sheet number 6, taken April 26, 1910. The names are family related, some kind of way. Dick (Richard) Benjamin, and Minnie McReynolds are my great grand parents. They have Enoch Benjamin, as a Female, and a daughter, but he is a male. Enoch is my grandfather. The age is wrong, but the census was taken after his birthday. He was born in April.
- Obituary of Clarence Jackson, Jr. (306 KB)
This is the obituary of my second cousin, Clarence Jr. He was often listed in the section of magazines, as one of the Black Owned car dealerships. He passed away from complications of being a diabetic, which runs very heavy in our family. He did not have any children. He is buried in Rolling Hills Memorial Park, located in Richmond "Hilltop" California.
- Ms. Alberta Pugh Bumpers (135 KB)
This is Debbie's great grandmother on her Mom's Mom side. She was the Family Indian Chief. This picture is the only one that I have, and I did my best in trying to restore it, and this is the outcome. Her mother was Martha Williams.
- 1910 census image of family from Wilcox County Al. (122 KB)
This is a close up image of the 1910 census from Wilcox County Alabama. It is Bonham beat, precinct 10, E. D. 166, sheet number 5, taken April 25, 1910. The names listed ar some family members, including my great grandfather, Richard Benjamin's brother, Columbus Benjamin and his family. If anyone know of any names listed on here, please let me know. I have no further information on these names.
- Obituary of Ms. Eartha Mae Murphy (120 KB)
This is the obituary of one of my grandmother's younger sister. She died from complication of being a diabetic, and other surgeries. Eartha was next to the youngest of my grandmother's sisters.
- 1900 census image of family from Clarke County Ala (72 KB)
This is a close up image of family names from a page of the 1900 census of Clarke County Alabama. It is from sheet number 1, E. D. 37, Township 9, Clarkesville, taken June 5, 1900. It is of Albert Todd, a relative of Martha Williams, and Creagh Pugh, Jimmie Law's nephew. Creagh's wife, Mary Malone, was Jimmie's stepdaughter, but she used the surname Law, because her mother Lucy Malone, married Jimmie Law. Any further information, is truely welcome.
- Mrs. Debbie V. Benjamin-Wright ( at the age of 2) (121 KB)
This is Debbie at the age of 2. This picture was taken in Oakland, California in 1962. The house has since burnt down, but it was one of those old Victorian style homes that are being restored today.
- 1910 census image of family from Wilcox County Al. (115 KB)
This is a close up image from the 1910 census of Wilcox County Alabama. It was taken April 26, 1910, from the Bonham Beat, E. D. 166, sheet number 6. The names listed on the bottom are of Fannie Benjami, my great, great grandmother, and Easter Ramsey/Ramsie, my great grand aunt. The other Ramsey and McMillian families are also related some kind of way.
- 1920 census image of names from Clarke County Ala. (90 KB)
This is a close up image of names from a page of the 1920 census of Clarke County Alabama. It is from sheet number 8a, E. D. 19, precinct 3, Jackson, taken January 17-19, 1920. The names that are being researched are Tilton/Tilden and Beatrice/Beatriss Scott.
- 1900 census image of family from Clarke County Ala (75 KB)
This is a close up iamge of family names from the 1900 census of Clarke County Alabama. It is from sheet number 6, E. D. 37, Township 9, Clarkesville, taken June 12, 1900. The name Dossie Law, was Jimmie Law's nephew. Nancy Law, listed, was Jimmie's older sister.The neice and nephew listed, were Dossie's sister Georgette Law's children. She must have died, because I only saw her name once, on any census of Clarke County. Anyone with further information on these names, please feel free to share it. Jimmie Law was my great grandfather, and we know little to nothing about a lot of his relatives.
- Steven and Talonzo Benjamin-Wright (103 KB)
These are Debbie's two sons, Steven Leodis Collin Benjamin-Wright, AKA "Squeek",age 3 and Talonzo Cravell Benjamin-Wright,AKA, "T. C.", age 11. The picture was taken in 1993, in Richmond, California. Steven is now 10, and Talonzo is 18, and on his way to Mobile, Alabama, soon.
- 1910 census image of family from Wilcox County Al. (115 KB)
This is a close up image from a page of the 1910 census in Wilcox County Alabama. It is Bonham beat, precinct 10, E. D. 166, sheet number 7A, taken April 27, 1910. The names are mostly family names. JOhn Benjamin, was my great, grandfather's brother.
- 1920 census image of names from Clarke County Ala (111 KB)
This is a close up image of names from a page of the 1920 census of Clark County Alabama. It is from sheet number 2b, E. D. 18, precinct 2, Salt Works, taken February 13, 1920. The names being researched are Sim and Amelia/Melia Burden.
- 1900 census image of family from Clarke County Ala (69 KB)
This is a close up image of family names from a page of the 1900 census of Clarke County Alabama. It is from E. D. 36, Coffeevillee precinct, taken June 14, 1900. The Kiel/Keel name listed are family names. They are related to Martha Lindsey Todd Williams. Anyone with further information on these names, please feel free to email me. We have so little information on a lot the family names that are listed on the census.
- 1880 census image of family from Clarke County Ala (95 KB)
These are more family names, Coats, Howze and Alston. This is a close up image from the 1880 census of Clarke County Alabama, page 1, E. D. 32, Clarkesville precinct, beat 14, taken June 7, 1880. If you know of these names, please feel free to email me, to let me know any information you have on them.
- 1910 census image of names from Clarke County Ala. (97 KB)
This is a close up image of names from a page of the 1910 census of Clarke County Alabama. It is from sheet number 2b, E. D. 16, precinct 2, Salt Works, taken April 18, 1910. The names being researched are Sim and Amilia Burden.
- 1900 census image of family from Clarke County Ala (59 KB)
This is a close up census image of family names from a page of the 1900 census of Clarke County Alabama. The names Sandy and Molly Howze, are family names, only it should have read, Polly or Pinny Howze, not Molly. Norah, Minnie, Parlie/Perly an Hattie Howze, are all family members. Anyone with further information on these names, please feel free to share it with us. There were some brothers also, but I do not have any other information about them to be added.
- 1880 census image of family from Clarke County Ala (85 KB)
These are names from the 1880 census of Clarke County Alabama, Coffeeville precinct, beat 13, taken June 24, 1880. It is from page 33, E. D. 31. These are some Howze family names, that other Howze family members may be searching for.
- 1900 census image of names from Clarke County Ala. (110 KB)
This is a close up image of names from a page of the 1900 census of Clarke County Alabama. It is from sheet number 15a, E. D. 20, precinct 2, Salt Works, taken June 22, 1900. The name being researched is Sim Burden.
- 1900 census image of names from Clarke County Ala. (65 KB)
This is a close up image of names from a page of the 1900 census of Clarke County Alabama. It is from sheet number 8, E. D. 37, Township 9, Clarkesville, taken June 19, 1900. The Howze family listed are related to some of the other researchers I have mentioned before. I do not yet have a direct link to Harry Howze, but who knows. It may be there, and we have yet to discover it. Anyone with any further information about these names, please feel free to email me, and share it with us.
- 1880 census image of family from Clarke County Ala (109 KB)
This is a close up image from the 1880 census of Clarke County Alabama, Jackson precinct, E. D. 22, taken June 5, 1880. Lawrence Taylor is family some kind of way. I don't know how. His son Lawrence Taylor, Jr. married Laura, and they had a daughter name Ethel Taylor. Ethel married Joe Taylor. The Taylor family had moved to Mobile, Alabama by the 1910s and 1920s. Lawrence Jr. and Laura had divorced, and Lawrence Jr. remarried. If anyone know of these names, please don't hesitate to pass on any information you may have to share.
- Photo of James "Jimmie" Law's grave (37 KB)
This is the grave of my great grandfather, Jimmie Law. The photo was taken by my sister, in the summer of 1996. The grave is in the Ebenezer Baptist Church Cemetery, in the Ebenezer Community of Coffeeville, Alabama in Clarke County.
- 1870 census image of family from Clarke County Ala (127 KB)
This is a close up image of names from the 1880 census of Clarke County Alabama. It is from page 194 and 195, Webbs Mill Beat, Woods Bluff P. O., taken August 10, 1870. The name Joseph Williamson is new to me, but Hannah and her son, William are known. Hannah Williams-Williamson was my great, great, great grandmother. Her son William was later known as William Caves. The daughter name Ella Williams/Williamson, was never known to me either. From the looks of it on the census page, they squeezed the end of her name in there. She may have been Mary Ella, or Ella Mary Williams, and changed it altogether, once they came back to the Coffeeville area. This is only speculation. If anyone know any different, please email me to let me know.
- Photo of the Ebenezer Cemetery (50 KB)
Photo of the Ebenezer Baptist Church Cemetery. The two figures standing are of my nephew, and my uncle. The grave they are standing by, is that of Uncle Ollie Bumpers. He was my great grandmother, Alberta Pugh Bumpers' brother.
- View of Ebenezer Cemetery (47 KB)
Another photo of Ebenezer Baptist Church Cemetery, taken from a different angle.
- Ebenezer Baptist Church (48 KB)
This is a photo of Ebenezer Baptist Church in the Ebenezer Community of Coffeeville, Alabama in Clarke County. The lady standing in front of the Church is my sister, Enita "Nee Nee" Benjamin.
- Oklahoma City Bombing Site (37 KB)
This is a photo of the site where the Building stood, that was bombed in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. This is a memorial for those who lost their life, in that bombing.
- Mr. and Mrs. Steven Adair Wright (5 KB)
This is Debbie and her husband, Steven Wright. This is an old picture, taken more than ten years ago, and you know what age do with looks. If only you could freeze those looks, and hold on to them a little while longer, we'd have more up-to-date photos online.
- 1910 census image of family from Clarke County Al. (104 KB)
These names are from the 1910 census of Clarke County Alabama. This is precinct 13, Coffeeville, taken April 30, 1910. The image was taken from census CD T624-6\Part 4\number 41A. The names are of Anner Alston/Austin-Pugh, her son Jefferson "Jeff" Pugh, Sr., and his wife Clara Rebecca "Beck" Coats, Gus Hurd and his family, with Hannah Williams living with him, and William Williamson Caves and his wife Mary Davis, and family. William Caves is Hannah Williams' oldest son. They were all a part of the Ebenezer Community, and most of the people from that area, were all related to one another, some kind of way.
- 1880 census image of family from Clarke County Al. (81 KB)
This is a close up of page 27, from the 1880 census of Clarke County Alabama. It was taken from CD T9-7\Part 1\403A. It is of Hannah Williams, and six of her seven, known children. She had eleven known children in all. This is beat 13, Coffeeville, E. D. 21, taken June 21, 1880.
- 1900 census image of names from Clarke County Ala. (113 KB)
This is a close up image of names from a page of the 1900 census of Clarke County Alabama. It is from sheet number 12a, E. D. 26. Jackson precinct 2, taken June 14, 1900. The name being researche is Tilton Scott.
- 1880 census image of familly from Clarke County Al (106 KB)
This is from page 26 of the 1880 census of Clarke County Alabama. It contain the names of family members, who were aunts, uncle and cousins to Martha Lindsey Williams, whose father was John Todd. Mark and Rachel Kiel/Keel, lived next to Rachel's mother, Sarah todd. This is beat 13, Coffeeville, E. D. 31, taken June 21, 1880. Same 1880 CD.
- 1870 census image of family from Clarke County Al. (66 KB)
This is Charles and Judy Pugh, who are also listed a few pages over as Chas and Judy Beckham. They have a son name John Beckham, and one called Buddy Pugh (Robert/Bob Pugh). They are Alberta Pugh Bumpers' grandparents and father.
- 1870 image of names from Clarke County Ala. (76 KB)
This is a close up image of names taken from a page of the 1870 census of Clarke County Alabama. It is from page 194, Webbs Mill Beat, Woods Bluff P. O., taken August 10, 1870. The reason I am showing this page, is because of one name, which is Dilly/Dillie Alston. I noticed on this census and the 1880 census that, where ever Hannah Williams was, there Dilly/Dillie Alston was. She is living near her on the 1880 census in Coffeeville, as well as the 1870 census of Webbs Mill Beat. If anyone know of this person Dilly/Dillie Alston, please let me know. I am wondering if she was Hannah's mother.
- 1870 census image of family from Clarke County Al. (62 KB)
This is a close up image of my great, great, great grandfather, George Law, his daughter-in-law Delphi/Delphia, and his grandchildren. Also listed are, Levi Pugh, married to one of Delphi's daughters', Isabelle, and on the other side is Frank Cox, who was married to George Law's daughter, Eliza Law. This is from page 113, Clarke County Alabama, Coffeeville beat, taken July 29, 1870.
- 1870 census image of names from Clarke County Ala. (68 KB)
These are names from a page of the 1870 census of Clarke County Alabama, taken July 28, 1870, page 94, Jackson Creek beat, Jackson or Grove Hill P. O. The Brown family is a well known name in many families, since there were so many children. They are related in my family mostly through marriage.
- 1900 census image of familly from Clarke County Al (111 KB)
This is a close up image of William Caves, Hannah Williams' oldest son, and Hannah Williams with her young husband, Will Jordan. The name of Alice Organ, should have been Morgan. Alice later married Elijah Fluker, and lived in Bladen Srpings. The name Pinky Hays/Hayes, is another one of Martha Williams sisters. Pinky married Dan Randolph, and they too lived in Bladen Springs. The family listed next is William Caves' mother-in-law, and her other children.This is from sheet number 10, E. D. 36, Clarke County Alabama. This is in Coffeeville, precinct 13, taken January 13, 1900.
- 1870 census image of family from Clarke County Ala (114 KB)
This is a close up image of family names, from the 1870 census of Clarke County Alabama. It is from page 92 an 93, Jackson Creek beat, Jackson or Grove Hill Post Office, taken July 27-28, 1870. John Beckham, was my great, great grandfather, Robert "Buddy/Bud/Bob" Pugh's older brother. I do not know much about this family, but if anyone else does, please email me to share info about them.
- 1900 census image of family from Clarke County Al. (106 KB)
This is a close up of some of Martha Williams cousins and other family members. It is from sheet number 18, of Clarke County Alabama, Coffeeville, precinct 13. It was taken June 14, 1900.
- 1870 census image of family from Clarke County Ala (76 KB)
This is a close up image of family names, taken from pages of the 1870 census of Clarke County Alabama. It is from pages 153 abd 154, Good Springs Beat, Grove Hill post office, taken August 13 and 14, 1870. These are my great, great, great grandparents, Charles/Chas and Judy Beckham, who are also listed on another page as Charles and Judy Pugh. They kept the Pugh name, except for John Beckham. If there were other children beside Buddy, Della and Unity Pugh Beckham, we do not know of them. If anyone else have the names of any other children from this family, please let me know. All information is appreciated.
- Mr. Ronald "Trey Trey/Trey" Thompson (9 KB)
This is a photo of my little cousin Trey Trey. His mother, Octovia Kendrick, was murdered when he was two years old. He is a very tough kid. Trey Trey is eleven years old, and has already had more operations then a family of ten, will have in all of their life times put together.
- 1900 census image of family from Clarke County Al. (121 KB)
This is a close up of William Law, and his mother Delphi. Williams is Jimmie Law's youngest brother. The family before them is Levy Pugh and Isabelle, Jimmie and Williams' older sister and family.
- 1870 census image of names from Clarke County Ala. (71 KB)
This is a close up image of names from a page of the 1870 census of Clarke County Alabama. It is the names of the Lindsey family, who may or may not have owned my great, great, great grandmother Hannah Williams. There was a Lindsey family whom my great, great grandmother, Martha Williams stayed with for a time, when she was small, and this is the only Lindsey family in this part of Clarke County. If anyone know of these names, and have any documents or knowledge of these names, please email me.
- Some names from the Ebenezer Cemetery (167 KB)
This is a made up sheet of names taken from the Ebenezer Baptist Church Cemetery.
- 1900 census image of family from Clarke County Al. (122 KB)
This is from sheet number 10, of Clarke County Alabama, Township 9. Taken June 12, 1900, E. D. 37. The Law that is listed first, is James/Jimmie Law, my great grandfather. This is his first wife and six children listed. Lucy Malone had another daughter name Mary Law, who married Jimmie Law's nephew, Creagh Pugh. Jimmie Law was Mary's stepfather.
- 1870 census image of names from Clarke County Ala. (68 KB)
This is a close up image of namees from page 131 of the 1870 census of Clarke County Alabama. It is from the Good Springs beat, Grove Hill Post Office, taken August 3, 1870. The names are all names being searched by other family members, listed on this page. All knowledge of these names are welcome and needed.
- More names from Ebenezer Cemetery (151 KB)
Page 2 of the list of names from the Ebenezer Baptist Church Cemetery.
- 1870 census image of names from Clarke County Ala. (67 KB)
This is a close up image of names from a page of the 1870 census of Clarke County Alabama. It is from the Coffeeville beat, page 112, taken July 29, 1870. The Keel/Kiel names, are family names. Anyone with further information on this family, and would like to share, please email me or any name linked to this page.
- Names from the Ebenezer Cemetery (259 KB)
Page 3 of the family names from Ebenezer Baptist Church Cemetery in the Ebenezer Community of Coffeeville, Alabama.
- 1870 census image of family from Clarke County Ala (69 KB)
This is a close up image of a page from the 1870 census of Clarke County Alabama. It is from page 113, Coffeeville beat, taken July 29, 1870. Frank and Eliza Cox are family memebers, as well as Tobias and Leanna/Liana Todd. Anyone with further information on these family names, and don't mind sharing, please email me, or any name linked to this page.
- Names from the Ebenezer Baptist Church Cemetery (156 KB)
Page 4 of the list of names from the Ebenezer Baptist Church Cemetery.
- 1870 census image of family from Clarke County Ala (65 KB)
This is a close up image of names from a page of the 1870 census of Clarke County Alabama. It is from page 133, Coffeeville beat, taken August 31, 1870. The name, Siluia/Silvia/Sylua/Celia Todd, is my great, great, great, great grandmother. She was Martha Williams, natural father's mother, John Todd. Any information about her would most welcomed, and appreciated.
- Names from the Ebenezer Baptist Church Cemetery (133 KB)
Page 5 of the list of names from the Ebenezer Baptist Church Cemetery. This is an incomplete list, for all of the names could not be read. There are also a lot of unmarked graves, and graves with cement slabes, but no markings on them. If you have knowledge of more names to be added, please feel free to email me. I also may have gotten a few of the dates crossed, so bare with me on the dates. If you have the correct information on a lot of the mistakes I know I have made, don't hesitate to let me know.
- 1900 census image of famlily from Clarke County Al (104 KB)
This is a close up image of family names from a page of the 1900 census of Clarke County Alabama. It is from sheet 3, E. D. 30, Good Springs precinct, taken June 21, 1900. The names of Martha Bumpers and Alberta are my great, great grandmother and great grandmother. Alberta's name was Alberta Pugh before her mother married Robert Bumpers. There is an era in how many years they were married and the age of Alberta. The names Robert and Hannah Bumpers at the bottom are Robert Bumpers' parents.
- 1900 census image of family from Clarke County Ala (115 KB)
This is a close up image of family names from a page of the 1900 census of Clarke County Alabama. It is from sheet number 8B, E. D. 26, Jackson precinct, taken June 4, 1900. The name being researched is Barrax on this page. Can't be sure if this is what the name is.
- 1900 census image of family from Clarke County Ala (100 KB)
This is a close up image of family names from a page of the 1900 census of Clarke County Alabama. It is from E. D. 26, Jackson precinct, taken June 4, 1900. The family names are Sidney "Sid" Chapman.
- 1900 census image of family from Clarke County Ala (127 KB)
This is a close up image of family names from a page of the 1900 census of Clarke County Alabama. It is from sheet number 15B, E. D. 24, Gainstown, precinct 1, taken June 22, 1900. The family names are Abel King and family.
- 1900 census image of family from Clarke County Ala (122 KB)
This is a close up image of family from a page of the 1900 census of Clarke County Alabama. It is from sheet number 7B, E. D. 24, Gainestown, precinct 1, taken June 11, 1900. The family names listed are Peter King and family.
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