William Ishmael MOTHERSHED, 1830–1864 (aged 34 years)
- Name
- William Ishmael /MOTHERSHED/
- Given names
- William Ishmael
- Surname
- MOTHERSHED
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Birth of a son
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Source: HeritageQuest Online
Citation details: census 1900, 2-PCT, CRENSHAW, ALABAMA, Series: T623 Roll: 11 Page: 32A Quality of data: primary evidence Date: April 17, 2006 |
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Source: HeritageQuest Online
Citation details: census 1860, Hayneville P. O., Lowndes, AL, Series: M653, Roll: 14, PageP 557 Quality of data: secondary evidence Date: May 3, 2005 Note: teacher |
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Birth of a daughter
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Death
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Birth of a son
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Birth of a son
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Source: Tracking Your Roots
Citation details: Crenshaw County Cemeteries, Rocky Mount Cemetery Quality of data: secondary evidence Date: August 31, 2005 Note: As taken from "Tombstone Inscriptions of Northern Crenshaw County, Alabama" 1990, by Lisa R. Franklin-Carmichael. Typing thanks to Lygia Dawkins Cutts INDI:EVEN:SOUR:_NOTE: YES |
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1830–1864
Birth: February 16, 1830 — Lowndes County, Alabama, USA Death: September 1, 1864 — Macon, Bibb, Georgia, USA |
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1838–1917
Birth: August 16, 1838 — Alabama, USA Death: August 23, 1917 |
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1858–1920
Birth: October 28, 1858 — Alabama, USA Death: November 20, 1920 |
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16 months
daughter |
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20 months
daughter |
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13 months
son |
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5 years
son |
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6 years
son |
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Source: HeritageQuest Online
Citation details: census 1860, Hayneville P. O., Lowndes, AL, Series: M653, Roll: 14, PageP 557 Quality of data: secondary evidence Date: May 3, 2005 |
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| Shared note |
Source: HeritageQuest Online
Citation details: census 1860, Hayneville P. O., Lowndes, AL, Series: M653, Roll: 14, PageP 557 Quality of data: secondary evidence Date: May 3, 2005 |
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teacher |
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Shared note
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W. J. Mothershead, Veteran, husband of M.E., daughter of Wm J. & Emillie Daniel From The Mothershead Family (1975) quoting Annie Bell Story. "When my grandfather enlisted for the war, he went from his home in Crenshaw Co., near Savaille and Highland Home, which was originally called 'Argus'. On August 1, 1863 on leaving his home for the last time he placed some money in the hands of his two little girls, Millie and Fannie. Aunt Millie told me in 1934 that she still had that money. He went on to Mobile, where he enlisted, but before leaving there he bought The Holy Bible and sent it back to grandma. He died on 1 Sep 1864 and is buried at Macon, Georgia." Which may be, but he has a monument, as shown (no dates). Census:
Source: HeritageQuest Online
Citation details: census 1860, Hayneville P. O., Lowndes, AL, Series: M653, Roll: 14, PageP 557 Quality of data: secondary evidence Date: May 3, 2005 |