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Cassie Ramsey died before 1998.

Linsey Tillman, son of Robert Tillman and Unknown woRobertTillman, was born about 1837.¹

Marvin McDonald was buried in Ozark City Cem, Dale Co, ALG.

William Kirby Harrison, son of Jack E. Harrison and Bonita Marlene Averett, was born on 14 March 1952.¹
William Kirby Harrison died in January 1965.¹

Mary A. Tillman, daughter of Stephen Tillman and Harriet Carolin Westbrook, was born in 1852 in AlabamaG+.

John Tillman, son of Stephen Tillman and Harriet Carolin Westbrook, was born in 1854 in AlabamaG+.

Louisa Young, daughter of James Bunberry Young, Sr., and Cynthia Sutton, was born in 1838 in AlabamaG+.

James Bunberry Young, Jr., son of James Bunberry Young, Sr., and Cynthia Sutton, was born in 1844 in AlabamaG+.

Elizabeth Tillman was also known as Elizabeth Williams.¹ She, daughter of Jonathan Tillman and Zilphy E. Westbrook, was born in 1854 in AlabamaG+.

John Wesley Williams married Elizabeth Tillman, daughter of Jonathan Tillman and Zilphy E. Westbrook.¹

Elizabeth Tillman died in 1925.¹

Daniel Tillman, son of Jonathan Tillman and Zilphy E. Westbrook, was born in 1857 in AlabamaG+.

Gilbert M. D. Lafayette Ketchum was also known as Lafayette Ketchum.¹ He. 1840 Barbour Co AL 1850 Barbour Co AL: LaFayette Ketchum 12 ALliving with parents David Ketchum and Mary L 1854 Gilbert M. D. L.Ketcham listed as a minor heir in David Ketcham's Barbour Co AL willOn Jan 3, 1860, Gilbert L. Ketchum purchased 240 acres from thegovernment: T8 R24 S11 SE4SW4 and the SW4SE4, and T8 R24 S14 E2NE4and the W2NE4. (184) This land is located south of Clio. 1860Barbour Co AL, New Topia #557: Lafayette Ketchum 23 AL farmer(400-300), Margaret (800-300) 55 GA, Annie Casey 37 AL, Matilda Casey30 AL, Benjamin F Casey 18 farmer AL, Huey Casey 4 AL On Mar 11,1867, he received a part ownership of 160 acres from his father'sestate from brother Bartley Ketchum. (183, DB S, p294) 1870 & 1800not located in any state using soundex for name, birth in AL, and a 5year span for birth year. CSA UNIT HISTORY: Co K (from Barbour CoAL), 29th Alabama Infantry Regiment The 29th Alabama InfantryRegiment was organized at Pensacola in February, 1862, by the additionof two companies to the Fourth Alabama Battalion - a body of eightcompanies, which had been organized the autumn before at Montgomery.The regiment, recruited from Barbour, Bibb, Blount, Conecuh,Montgomery, Russell, Shelby, and Talladega counties, remained atPensacola until it was evacuated, suffering much from diseases thatusually afflict raw troops. It then lay between Pollard and Pensacolafor over a year, when it was ordered to Mobile. The regiment was therefrom July 1863 to April 1864, except for a short time that it was atPollard. The regiment joined the Army of Tennessee at Resaca with over1,000 men, in time to initiate the Atlanta-Dalton campaign. It wasbrigaded with the 1st, 17th, and 26th Alabama, and 37th Mississippiregiments, commanded at different intervals by Col. Murphey ofMontgomery, Gen'l O'Neal of Lauderdale, and Gen'l Shelley ofTalladega. The 29th was engaged at the Battle of Resaca with a loss ofabout 100 k and w, out of 1100 men engaged. At New Hope Church, theloss was very heavy, and at PeachTree Creek, the regiment was cut topieces. On 28 July, near Atlanta, half of the regiment was killed andwounded in the fierce and protracted assault on the enemy's line. The29th then moved into Tennessee with Gen'l John BellHood and lost veryheavily in casualties at Franklin, and largely in casualties andprisoners at Nashville. A remnant of it moved into the Carolinas whereit was engaged at Kinston and Bentonville with considerable loss. Itwasconsolidated with the 1st and 17th Regiments early in 1865, andfewer than 90 men surrendered at Durham Station, Orange County, NC on26 April 1865. Field and Staff Officers: Cols. Jonathan R. F Tatnall(GA; transferred to the navy); John F. Conoley (Dallas); Lt. Cols. J.F. Conoley (promoted); Benjamin Morris (Barbour); Majors BenjaminMorris (promoted); Henry B. Turner (Talladega; wounded, Atlanta);Adjutants Lemuel D. Hatch (Greene; transferred); Benjamin H. Screws(Barbour; transferred to line); James Stephenson (Virginia.) He, son of David Ketchum and Mary Ann Walker, was born about 1837 in Barbour Co, ALG+.¹

Gilbert M. D. Lafayette Ketchum was the Head of Household in the census in 1860 in Beat 15 - New Topia, Barbour Co, AlabamaG. Lafayette Ketchum 23 AL , Mary A 55 GA, Annie Casey 37 AL, Matilda Casey 20 AL, Benjamin F Ketchum 18 AL, Huey Casey 4 AL.¹
On 3 March 1867 in Barbour Co, ALG+. [p1] distributed the land from his father, [p2s] estate, T9 R24 S34 E2NE4, T9 R24 S34 NW4NE4, T9 R24 S34 SWNE, to [R:00004] (mother), [R:00005](brother), [R:00006] (sister), [R:00007] (brother), and [R:00008] brother in law.
On 21 September 1870 in Barbour Co, ALG+, Bartley W. Ketchum Sarah Casey sold William Washington Ketchum. 180 on Barbour Co. Witnesses: [S].²

Amanda J. Stokes, daughter of Joel D. Stokes and Elizabeth Bush, was born about 1843 in AlabamaG+.

Mary A. Ketchum. 1860 Dale Co AL: Mary A. 8 AL Bartley W. and Sarah Ketchum 1870 DaleCo AL: M E 17 f AL living with Sarah Ketchum 1880 mother not located. She, daughter of Bartley W. Ketchum and Sarah Casey, was born in 1852 in Barbour Co, ALG+.¹²

Francis Marion Ketchum was also known as Marion Ketcham. He. 1860 Dale Co AL: Francis M. m 6 AL living with Bartley W. and SarahKetchum 1870 Dale Co AL: Marion 15 AL living with Sarah Ketchum 1880mother not located 1900 1910 1920 1930. He, son of Bartley W. Ketchum and Sarah Casey, was born in 1854 in Barbour Co, ALG+.¹²
Francis Marion Ketchum was a son of Sarah Casey in the census in 1880 in Beat 1, Dale Co, AlabamaG.³