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Marriage, Death, and Legal Notices from Early Alabama Newspapers: 1819-1893, page 85
the war called him to the field of battle. He was killed while defending his native South at Atlanta in August, 1864. His sisters remain to mourn the loss of brother and father...Mr. MURLEY was married a second time to Miss H. D. GILDERSLEEVE February 14, 1854, she of Marengo County, Alabama, who with four daughters and two sons survive him.. .Soon after his first marriage, he connected himself with the Protestant Episcopal Church...W. WILEY DUNNING, deceased. J. A. GIBBS, administrator. W. P. HILMAN (33 V), deceased. J. A. GIBBS, administrator. May 30, 1868 Died on the 24th inst. at the residence of R. M. BRASFIELD in this county, Mrs. E(LIZ.) L. CHILES (62 NC) aged 81 years. June 6, 1868 M(ADISON) B. TAYLOR (38 G), deceased. WM. McPHERSON, executor of the will of D. M. TAYLOR, deceased, filed accounts for the final settlement of D. M. TAYLOR's administration on the estate of M. B. TAYLOR, deceased. June 13, 1868 ELIZA C. DURFEY, deceased. R. CHAPMAN, Jr., administrator. ROBERT ARRINGTON, deceased. R. CHAPMAN, Jr., administrator. June 20, 1868 Died at the residence of her son-in-law, DR. JOHN H. JOHNSON in Navaro County, Texas, Mrs. NANCEY MITCHELL (37 SC), widow of BENJ. J. MITCHELL (41 SC), deceased in her 56th year. She was born December 2d, 1812 and died May 1st, 1868. Native of Newbery District, South Carolina. In early childhood, her parents moved to what was then Greene County, Alabama, now Hale County. While young, she connected herself with Mount Zion Presbyterian Church then under the care of REV. ISAAC HADDEN. In 1832, she married Mr. BENJ. J(AMES) MITCHELL with whom she lived and raised a large family of children; her companion was taken away April 1st, 1859...(Mrs. JENKINS book has his tombstone, died April 1857.) For a number of years before her death, she was afflicted with a lingering and painful disease from which she never expected to recover... June 27, 1868 Died in Greensboro on the 13th of inflammation of the bowels, MAGGIE WARD, infant daughter of Mr. G. G. and Mrs. L. H. WESTCOTT aged 10 months and 3 days. J. C. BENNETT, deceased. WILLIAM H. BENNETT, administrator. A. J. STUART, deceased. J. A. MOORING, administrator. July 4, 1868 A. E. BROCKWAY, deceased. Former guardian of MARY McSWEEN. July 10, 1868 Married on the 2nd by REV. S. M. THAMES, Mr. CASWELL EADS of York Station to Miss MARY WILDER of Sumter County. At the residence of the bride (date not given) by REV. A. R. SCARBOROUGH, CAPT. J. V. TUTT to Mrs. HARRIET BARTEE. JOHN C. MILLER, deceased. J. G. HARRIS, administrator. July 17, 1868 Died at Bladon, Alabama June 20, 1868, ROBT. P. WILEY, native of Montgomery County, North Carolina, born May 9, 1840. Aged 28 years 1 month 11 days...He enlisted as private in r'Sumter Co. Guards" 5th Alabama Regiment...Wounded at Chancellorsville May, 1863...He returned from the army in extremely bad health. He married Miss MANNA HORN near Gaston February, 1866. Visited Bladon for his health... August 14, 1868 Livingston Lodge no. 41 prints Tribute of respect to memory of C. S. McCONNICO, who has been suddenly stricken down by death in the strength of his manhood while on a visit to Missouri with his family. G. W. BROWN ) J. L. SCRUGGS ) Committee S. E. SPROTT ) 85. - (3385)