• Wooley-Edmonds Cemetery Perry County, Alabama

  Near the Wooley-Edmonds Cemetery just a few yards off of the OLD hwy 5 are two graves: George Mayberry, A Revolutionary soldier, d. November 11, 1848, aged about 97 years; and Christine Mayberry, d. May 30, 1838, aged 77 years. (Note: George Mayberry was a son of Frederick Mayberry of New Jersey and Bedford County, Virginia. His wife was Christine Kimberline.)

• Bible and Cemetery Records book two -- Author: Birmigham Genealogical Society, Call Number: F325.B5 vol.2. This book contains bible and cemetery records for Alabama. Bibliographic Information: Birnigham Genealogical Society. Bible and Cemetery Records book one. Birmingham, Alabama. 1966

  Page 95: Dillahunty Cemetery, Herry Co Tennessee, Submitted by: Elizabeth Greer McMaster (Mrs. Guy W)

  John Dillahunty, was a Revolutionary War Veteran. His grandson owned the land at one time on which cemetery is located, it having; been given by William Dillahunty (grandson of John.) Adjoining this cemetery is a Negro burial ground for slaves of the Dillahunty and Haynes people. Ruthless land owners have plowed into this land and there is nothing left to identify the cemetery of the Negro families.

  (Gloria's note: There was a list of the slaves buried in the mentioned cemetery and then the information went back to the following.)

  Page 96 - Daniel Ahsby Shire born 1813 in Kentucky; md. Margaret Mayberry 1817

  Eliza Ann Shire born 19th July 1848 Missouri; md. 15 November 1903 to James William Robinson born 27th Nov. 1844, Greenville, Ky.

  a. Martha Ellon Robinson born 14th February Bee Co. Texas; md. Wiley Warron Roberts "15th September. WhartonCo." (son of Wm. Thos.Roberts of Ga. and Ann Eliza Park of Mo.)

  Daniel Ashby Shire died 1890 Texas

  Margaret Mayberry Shire " 1894 "

  Eliza Ann Shire Robinson " 15 Nov. 1903 in Normanna Tex.

  James Wm. Robinson " 23rd March 1917 Normanna Texas

  Wiley Warren Roberts " March 1948 Be??ille, Texas; buried San Domingo Cemetery

  Martha E. Roberts " Pettus, Texas

• OAK HILL CEMETERY - Jefferson County, AL

  OAK HILL CEMETERY, 1120 N 19th St., Birmingham AL 35234 (2015 Burials). Oak Hill was founded in 1871 and has been in continuous operation since. There are a reported 8,500+ burials. The cemetery was operated by the city and is the location of 'Potter's Field', the cemetery for the poor. These records are copied from the original interment records of the cemetery. Please note! THE DATES LISTED ARE THE DATE OF INTERMENT, NOT DATE OF DEATH. Also note that the word "COL" and "Colored" refers to the race of the person. Any genealogical information present was included.

  NAME------------AGE AT DEATH----------DATE OF INTERN----LOT OWNER----MISC INFO

  MABERY, Ellin---1 YEAR---23 Jun 1885---Potter's Field---COL

  MABREY, Louretta---5 MONTHS---28 Feb 1886---Potter's Field---COL

  MABREY, Walton---26 YEARS---13 May 1886---Potter's Field

  MABRY, Adam---53 YEARS---22 Oct 1894---Polly & Molly Mabry---COL

  MABRY, Butler---1 YEAR---27 Jul 1884---Potter's Field---COL

  MABRY, Henry---40 YEARS---28 Sept 1899---Polly & Molly Mabry---COL

  MABRY, Lillie B.---5 YEARS---27 Sept 1894---Polly & Molly Mabry---COL

  MABRY, Liza L.---1 MONTH---18 Feb 1885---Potter's Field---COL

  MABRY, Millie---58 YEARS---15 Aug 1918---Mabry---COL

  MABRY, Mollie---Still Born---17 Mar 1892---Molly Mabry---COL

  MABRY, Polly---65 YEARS---29 Apr 1894---Polly & Molly Mabry---COL

  MABRY, Polly---20 YEARS---13 Nov 1916---Mabry---COL

  MABRY, Reeda---39 YEARS---20 May 1920---Mabry---COL

  MABURY, Lela---49 YEARS---4 Apr 1915---Mabry---COL

  MAYBERRY, Jessa---3 MONTHS---22 Oct 1888---T. W. Walker---COL

• 1ST ALABAMA CAVALRY, USA, ROSTER OF SOLDIERS

  Mabry/Mabey, James D.

  Mabr(e)y, Little T.

  Mabry, Alberry W.

  Marbry, William





Apr 2001