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Marriage, Death, and Legal Notices from Early Alabama Newspapers: 1819-1893, page 342
Died, on the 15th of September last in the Parish of Caddo, Louisiana, MRS. ANN W. wife of MR. JOSEPH TROTTER. 1830 Census Lawrence Co. Ala. JOSEPH TROTTER p. 36 1 m 10-15 1 m 20-30 3 m 30-40 1 f 15-20 1 f 20-30 late of Courtland, Ala. Land for sale--subscriber being determined to move to Louisiana; 1388 acres where now lives 10 miles west of Tuscumbia. JESSE BROWN Land for sale--1600 acres on Tombigbee River in Sumter County. NANCY THOMPSON Jackson County; sheriff will sell property of J. H. THOMAS November 21, 1840 Jackson County: HIRAM ALLEN and WILSON L. ALLEN, executors of ANANIAS ALLEN. Limestone County; PAUL ROBBINS, administrator of WM. TOWNSEND dec'd petitions for sale on interest of dec'd in certain tract in Section 12, Twp 3 Range 7 West, said interest being l/3rd. Heirs of said WILLIAM TOWNSEND to be cited; KEZIAH CAIN wife of WILLIAM CAIN, heirs of the dec'd are not residents of the state. ROBERT AUSTIN, JR. Clerk. DR. DAVID SHELTON has located on Sand Mt. 5 miles from Gunters Landing. November 28, 1840 Died at his residence in Jonesborough, Jefferson County on the morning of Tuesday the 21st of October, 1840 of the prevalent fever of the country after an illness of four weeks DR. JOHN T. SEABORN in the 45th year of his age. He was a native of the town of Guilford, New Hampshire and had been a resident of Jonesborough about a year. Left amiable wife, son, and little daughter. The New Hampshire Patriot and State Gazette will please copy the above. The Alabama State Association of Teachers will hold their first semi-annual meeting at Benton, Lowndes Co. on the 29th of December. M. L. GRAY, Recording Secretary. Jackson County, Sheriff will sell property of ISAAC PRUIT; of WALTER ORMES; of JOHN NEWBERRY; of GEORGE FRAZIER of C. B. Saint Clair; of NOEL B. WARREN of Marshall County; sheriff will sell property of ABRAHAM BIRDWELL. December 5, 1840 Departed this life on the 27th instant after a lingering pulmonary disease in the 63rd year of her age. Note: she was ANN BROOKS m. in Botetourt Co. Va. 1850, b July 6, 1778 Albemarle Co. Va. dau of JAS. & ELIZ. (WOODS) BROOKS. MRS. ANN CLOYD, consort of MR. JOSEPH CLOYD, formerly of Virginia. MRS. CLOYD was an exemplary member of the Presbyterian church for the last 26 years. Was an affectionate wife and one of the kindest and best of mothers...The Richmond Enquirer and Fincastle Democrat will please insert the above. Died at the residence of her uncle MR. JOHN M. ROWLETT in the County of Lunenberg, Virginia, on the 18th of Sentember 1840 MISS LOUISIANA P. HARDING daughter of FRANCES and JOHN HARDING, aged 22 years. Huntsville Democrat will please copy the above. Enquirer Jackson County: SARAH CARROLL administratrix of JAMES CARROLL, dec'd. Masonic notice: Athens Lodge no 1 will bury late brother THOMAS WEST. THOMAS C. TYSON, sec'y. Jackson County: sheriff will sell property of STITH DANIEL. Limestone County: sheriff will sell property of WASHINGTON MEADOWS. December 12, 1840 Democratic Meeting: GEORGE T. JONES, chairman; Committee on resolutions, JOHN C. THOMPSON, Esq., CAPT. GEORGE STEELE, COL. ROBERT HANCOCK, MAJOR WILLIAM FLEMING, COL. WILLIAM GRAVES BOULDIN, COL. WILLIAM CALVIN McBROOM, COL. RUSSELL J. KELLY, COL. JOSEPH TAYLOR, CAPT. DAVID BRADFORD, CAPT. WILLIAM LESLIE, JOSEPH WARD and STEPHEN S. EWING. C. C. CLAY, JR., Sec'y Marshall County. RALEIGH PENDERGRASS, adm'r of BENJAMIN OLIVER. Jackson County: HUGH P. CAPERTON, adm'r of HENRY NORWOOD. Jackson County: Sheriff JOHN COFFEY by deputy WM. A. ANDERSON will sell property of H. P. DELANEY. 342 - (3642)