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     George W. COTTINGHAM, son of James Monroe COTTINGHAM and Anna Elizabeth TRUCKS, was born on 26 May 1854 in Bibb County, Alabama.¹

He appeared in a newspaper article 12 February 1880 in the The Bibb Blade, published in Six Mile, Alabama. Mr. George W. Cottingham has purchased the Blake Farm at the fork of the Cahaba River, and his well known energy and farming skill will soon make a paying farm of it.

George married Anna Louise Cruise on 17 March 1881 in Bibb County, Alabama.¹

George W. COTTINGHAM died on 11 May 1883 in Bibb County, Alabama, at age 28.¹ He was buried in Cottingham Cemetery, Bibb County, Alabama.

     Florence COTTINGHAM, daughter of Harvey Pressley COTTINGHAM and Zilpha PRATT, was born on 28 February 1854 in Bibb County, Alabama.¹

She appeared in a newspaper article 13 September 1881 in the The Bibb Blade, published in Six Mile, Alabama. "Mrs. C. A. Arnold and Miss Florence Cottingham were thrown from a buggy near Tionus on the 7th inst., and though not seriously hurt, they were considerably bruised up."

She appeared in a newspaper article 4 October 1888 in the The Bibb Blade, published in Six Mile, Alabama. Married -- At the residence of G. D. Mitchell, at Blocton, on the 27th ult., at 7:15 p. m., by E. J. Ivey, Esq., Mr. Brooks Carroll and Miss Mollie Cottingham. Attendants: Mr. Mick Shannon and Miss Florence Cottingham, Mr. Jas. M. Morrison and Miss Eliza Shannon.

Florence married John Henry Milam on 2 March 1890 in Bibb County, Alabama.

Florence COTTINGHAM died on 30 November 1930 in Parrish, Walker County, Alabama, at age 76. She was buried in Mount Carmel Cemetery, West Blocton, Bibb County, Alabama.

     Mary F. COTTINGHAM, daughter of Harvey Pressley COTTINGHAM and Zilpha PRATT, was born in 1855 in Six Mile, Bibb County, Alabama. She was also known as Mollie. She was a school teacher prior to her marriage.

Mollie married Robert Brooks Carroll on 27 September 1888 in Blocton, Bibb County, Alabama.

Mollie COTTINGHAM and Robert Brooks Carroll appeared in a newspaper article 4 October 1888 in the The Bibb Blade, published in Six Mile, Alabama. Married -- At the residence of G. D. Mitchell, at Blocton, on the 27th ult., at 7:15 p. m., by E. J. Ivey, Esq., Mr. Brooks Carroll and Miss Mollie Cottingham. Attendants: Mr. Mick Shannon and Miss Florence Cottingham, Mr. Jas. M. Morrison and Miss Eliza Shannon.

Mollie COTTINGHAM died on 11 October 1909 in Tuscaloosa, Tuscaloosa County, Alabama. She was buried in Cottingham Cemetery, Bibb County, Alabama.¹

Her obituary appeared 21 October 1909 in the Blocton Enterprise, published in West Blocton, Alabama. Mollie F. Carroll (nee Cottingham) was the second daughter of the late Harvey P. Cottingham. She died in Tuscaloosa October 11, 1909, age about 50.

She taught school at various locations in Bibb county before her marriage to Mr. Brooks Carroll in 1888. She was born and raised near Six Mile.

She moved to Colorado several years ago to care for her oldest daughter who was ill. However, after a few months her daughter died of tuberculosis. Then, only three weeks later, her second daughter, Lottie, died suddenly of heart disease. As a result of their deaths, and Mollie's own ill health, it "unbalanced her mind," and she was sent to an asylum for the insane at Pueblo, Colorado. She returned to Alabama last Christmas hoping to regain her health. She remained with relatives until last March when she was sent to the asylum in Tuscaloosa and died there.

She leaves a husband and two children, three sisters being Mrs. Milam, Mitchell and McCumber, and two brothers, H. P. and W. L. Cottingham. Her body was interred in the Cottingham graveyard beside her father, mother and two brothers.

     Jennie L. COTTINGHAM, daughter of Harvey Pressley COTTINGHAM and Zilpha PRATT, was born in 1857.

     John BROWN, son of Asa A. BROWN and Mary HARPOLE, was born in 1862 in Texas.

John BROWN appeared on a census, enumerated 1 June 1870, in the household of his parents Asa A. BROWN and Mary HARPOLE in Alto, Cherokee County, Texas. He was 8.¹

     Amanda Augusta ABNEY, daughter of Thomas Hamilton ABNEY and Mary Ann Holmes, was born on 4 May 1830 at "Trail's End" in Randolph, Bibb (now Chilton) County, Alabama.^2,3

Amanda Augusta ABNEY appeared on a census, enumerated 1 June 1830, in the household of Thomas Hamilton ABNEY and Mary Ann Holmes in Bibb (now Chilton) County, Alabama.⁴

Amanda Augusta ABNEY appeared on a census, enumerated 1 June 1840, in the household of Thomas Hamilton ABNEY and Mary Ann Holmes in Bibb (now Chilton) County, Alabama.⁵

Amanda Augusta ABNEY appeared on a census, enumerated 1 June 1850, in the household of Thomas Hamilton ABNEY and Eliza Ann Echols in Bibb (now Chilton) County, Alabama.⁶

Amanda Augusta ABNEY died in 1853 in Randolph, Bibb (now Chilton) County, Alabama.² She never married.⁷

     Henry Clay ABNEY, son of Thomas Hamilton ABNEY and Mary Ann Holmes, was born on 5 May 1832 at "Trail's End" in Randolph, Bibb (now Chilton) County, Alabama.¹

Henry Clay ABNEY appeared on a census, enumerated 1 June 1840, in the household of Thomas Hamilton ABNEY and Mary Ann Holmes in Bibb (now Chilton) County, Alabama.²

Henry Clay ABNEY appeared on a census, enumerated 1 June 1850, in the household of Thomas Hamilton ABNEY and Eliza Ann Echols in Bibb (now Chilton) County, Alabama.³

Henry married Lenora Lassiter on 26 July 1855 in Franklin Parish, Louisiana.^4,5

Henry Clay ABNEY and Lenora Lassiter appeared as head of household on a census enumerated 19 June 1860 in Richland Parish, Louisiana. The household was listed as Henry Abney, a 27-year-old farmer from Alabama; his 24-year-old wife, Lenora of Mississippi; son Henry C., 2, and daughter, Mary A., 3 months old. The children were born in Louisiana. Henry had personal property valued at $200. Boarding with them were the Fowkes: Jas. A., 25; Frances J., 16 (his wife?); and Wm., 23 from Louisiana. Both men were farmers. William had real estate valued at $400 and personal property valued at $2,000. James had personal property worth $6,000.⁶

Henry began military service at age 29 on 22 February 1862 in Winnsboro, Louisiana, where he enlisted as a private in the Franklin Parish Sharpshooters, Company E, 8th Louisiana Infantry. On a muster roll dated 30 April 1862 he was listed as "absent sick at Lynchburg [Virginia], since April 25th." On another roll dated 30 June 1862 he was again listed "absent sick in Hospital." He was not mentioned on rolls in July or August 1862, but rolls for September and October 1862 list "Died at Lynchburg, May --." Body later moved to Petersburg.⁷ He died in April 1862 in Lynchburg, Virginia, at age 29. He died of disease while serving in the Confederate Army.⁷ He was buried in Blandford Cemetery, Petersburg, Virginia.⁸

     Thomas Chesterfield ABNEY, son of Thomas Hamilton ABNEY and Mary Ann Holmes, was born on 28 February 1838 at "Trail's End" in Randolph, Bibb (now Chilton) County, Alabama.^1,2

Thomas Chesterfield ABNEY appeared on a census, enumerated 1 June 1840, in the household of Thomas Hamilton ABNEY and Mary Ann Holmes in Bibb (now Chilton) County, Alabama.³

Thomas Chesterfield ABNEY appeared on a census, enumerated 1 June 1850, in the household of Thomas Hamilton ABNEY and Eliza Ann Echols in Bibb (now Chilton) County, Alabama.⁴

Thomas Chesterfield ABNEY died in 1862 in Franklin Parish, Louisiana. He died of illness while serving in the army.¹ He never married.¹

Thomas Chesterfield ABNEY appeared on a census, enumerated 1866, in the household of his father Thomas Hamilton ABNEY in Bibb County, Alabama. He was the male 20-30.⁵

     William P. WELCH III, son of William Pressley WELCH Jr. and Lotte Lucille BURT, was born on 16 September 1913 in Selma, Dallas County, Alabama.¹

William was registered for the draft during World War II on 27 March 1942 while living in Arlington, Virginia. William Pressley Welch was born 16 Spe 1913 in Selma, Alabama. He was currently a resident of Arlington, Virginia and employed by the U. S. Navy Department, Bureau of Ships in Washington, DC. His contact person was Mr. W. P. Welch, his father, in Selma. William was discribed as 5 foot 6 inches tall, weighting 130 pounds with blue eyes, brown hair and a light complexion. He had an appendectomy scar.²

William P. WELCH III was mentioned in the obituary of Lotte Lucille BURT on 1 November 1961 in the Birmingham News.³

William P. WELCH III died on 16 September 2003 in Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz County, California, at age 90.¹ He was buried in Oakwood Memorial Park, Santa Cruz, California.⁴

     Nathaniel WELCH, son of William Pressley WELCH Jr. and Lotte Lucille BURT, was born on 23 March 1920 in Selma, Dallas County, Alabama.¹

Nathaniel was registered for the draft during World War II on 1 July 1941 while living in Anniston, Alabama. Nathaniel Welch was born 23 Mar 1920 in Selma. His residence was 620 Lapsley Street in Selma. His occupation wss student and his employer was the C. Q. M. War Department in Anniston, Alabama. His contact was listed as Miss Bessie Welch of 607 Union St. in Selma. He was discribed as 5 foot 10 inches tall, 140 pounds, with blue eyes, black hair and ruddy complexion.

According to his U. S. Veterans Affairs Death File he enlisted 29 AUG 1942 in the Navy and was discharged 07 APR 1946.^1,2

Nathaniel WELCH was mentioned in the obituary of Lotte Lucille BURT on 1 November 1961 in the Birmingham News.³

Nathaniel WELCH died on 31 October 2000 in Atlanta, Georgia, at age 80.²

     Joseph Edmund WELCH, son of William Pressley WELCH Jr. and Lotte Lucille BURT, was born on 4 December 1922 in Selma, Dallas County, Alabama.¹

Joseph Edmund WELCH was mentioned in the obituary of Lotte Lucille BURT on 1 November 1961 in the Birmingham News.²

Joseph Edmund WELCH died on 13 January 2004 at age 81. He was buried in Chapel of the Cross Episcopal Churchyard, Chapel Hill, Orange County, North Carolina.¹

     Henry B. WELCH, son of William Pressley WELCH Jr. and Lotte Lucille BURT, was born on 22 July 1915 in Selma, Dallas County, Alabama.¹ He was an FBI agent and attorney in Salt Lake City and Birmingham for 23 years.²

He graduated in 1937 at the University of Alabama School of Law in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. He graduated at age 22, the youngest to graduate from the University's law school. He was a member of the Phi Delta Theda fraternity.²

Henry was registered for the draft during World War II on 22 October 1940 while living in Roanoke, Virginia. Henry Burt Welch was born 22 Jul 1915 in Selma, Alabama. He was living in Roanoke and employed by Burroughs Adding Machine Company. His contact was his father, Wiiliam Pressley Welch of Selma. Henry was discribed as 5 foot 5 inches tall and 140 pounds, with hazel eyes, black hair and a light complexion.

According to his Veterans Death Reocord he enlisted 30 JAN 1943 in the Marines seriving in the Pacific and was discharged 30 MAY 1946.³

Henry B. WELCH was mentioned in the obituary of Lotte Lucille BURT on 1 November 1961 in the Birmingham News.⁴

Henry B. WELCH died on 9 March 2000 in Birmingham, Jefferson County, Alabama, at age 84.¹

     Elkanah PACE, son of William PACE and Mary May, was born on 23 January 1815 in Putnam County, Georgia.^1,2

Elkanah married Nancy Hurt BURT, daughter of Jesse BURT and Martha BURT, on 29 October 1835 in Georgia.¹

Elkanah PACE died on 18 August 1867 in Muscogee County, Georgia, at age 52.² He was buried in Pierce Chapel Cemetery, Harris County, Georgia.³

     Elkanah Stephen Olin PACE, son of Elkanah PACE and Nancy Hurt BURT, was born on 24 March 1856 in Muscogee County, Georgia.¹

Elkanah married Anna Hunter SAVILLE circa 1876.

Elkanah Stephen Olin PACE died in 1908 in Leary, Georgia.²

     Anna Hunter SAVILLE was born in 1860 in Stewart County, Georgia.

Anna married Elkanah Stephen Olin PACE, son of Elkanah PACE and Nancy Hurt BURT, circa 1876.

Anna Hunter SAVILLE died in 1901 in Dawson, Georgia.

     Eugenia PACE, daughter of Elkanah Stephen Olin PACE and Anna Hunter SAVILLE, was born on 13 October 1878 in Stewart County, Georgia. Eugenia PACE also went by the name of Genie.

Eugenia PACE died after 1945.

     Hilliard Zacheus BURT, son of Zacheus BURT and Elizabeth BURT, was born on 17 September 1815 in Putnam County, Georgia.

He was probably one of the 2 males under age 10 listed in the household of his father, Zacheus BURT, in the 1820 Federal Census of Capt Thomas Bustins District, Putnam County, Georgia.

Hilliard married Sarah Cathel SMITH on 1 September 1846 in Talbot County, Georgia.¹

Hilliard Zacheus BURT was a farmer in Brantley, Marion County, Georgia. According to his biography, he was the "son of Zachariah [Sic] and Elizabeth (Burt) Burt, was born in Putnam county, Ga., in 1815. His [father], in North Carolina, was a soldier in that state, came to Georgia when fifteen years of age, and settled in Warren county. Afterward he moved to Putnam, and thence to Talbot county. From Talbot he moved to Marion county, leaving when he died a large estate in land and Negroes. He was a member of the Methodist church. His maternal grandparents, Burt, were natives of North Carollina, and migrated to Georgia and settled in Warren county about the beginning of this century. He was a soldier in the late war with Great Britain. Mr. Burt was reared a farmer and was educated at the 'old field' log school house common at the time of his boyhood. Being too old for active field service during the war he was detailed to look after the women and children. In 1947 he was married to Miss Sarah E. Smith, born in Talbot county, Ga. in 1826-- daughter of John L. and Hattie (Humphries) Smith. Mr. Smith was a native of Baldwin county, and a farmer. To Mr. and Mrs. Burt seven children have been born: Eugene, Williams, Stephen, Homer, Walter, Emma, and Rena. Mrs. Burt, who was a consitent and exemplary member of the Methodist church, died in 1868. Mr. Burt has always been an uncompromising, 'true blue democrat', and is enjoying, in his old age, the fruits of a laborious, well spent life. He has been regarded as one of the best and most prosperous farmers in the county, and held in high esteem by his fellow citizens."²

Hilliard Zacheus BURT and Sarah Cathel SMITH appeared as head of household on a census enumerated 1 June 1850 in 22nd District, Talbot County, Georgia. The household was listed as Hillian [Hillard] Burt, a 30-year-old farmer, born Georgia; wife Sarah, age 20; Joel Burt, 3; and Anna [Georgianna], age 1. Hilliard's parentsr, Zacheus and Elizabeth Burt lived next door.

Hilliard Zacheus BURT and Sarah Cathel SMITH appeared as head of household on a census enumerated 12 September 1860 in Buena Vista, Marion County, Georgia. The household was listed as H. Z. Burt, a 43 year old planter; his 31 year old wife, Sarah; and their children: Joel M. Burt, 12; Georgia, 10; Henrietta, 8; William Z., 6; Emily F., 4; and Stephen M., 1. Hilliard had real estate valued at $8,000 and personal property valued at $20,500.

Hilliard Zacheus BURT died on 27 January 1897 in Marion County, Georgia, at age 81.^1,3 He was buried in Brantley Methodist Church Cemetery.

     William BURT Sr., son of Richard BURT and Rebeccah STEPHENS, was born circa 1750 in Edgecombe County, North Carolina. He was a planter.

William married Elizabeth HURT circa 1772 in Halifax County, North Carolina.

William BURT Sr. was included on a tax list in 1784 in District 11, Halifax County, North Carolina. He was accessed for 410 acres, one white poll and two black polls.

William BURT Sr. appeared as head of household on a census enumerated 1 February 1786 in District 2, Halifax County, North Carolina. The household was listed as one male age 21-60 [Wiliam, Sr.]; one male under 21 or over 60 [Unknown son]; seven white females [Elizabeth, Martha, Margaret, Elizabeth, Rebecca, Nancy, and ?]; four blacks ages 12-50; and six blacks under 12 or over 60.¹

William BURT Sr. sold a tract of land to Thomas Harlow, both of Halfax county in 1788 in Halifax County, North Carolina. It contained 25 acres on Thickett Swamp along James Carstaphin's line. It was signed by William Burt by his mark. Witnesses were Mathew Killingsworth and Joseph Winter. Present May 1789 court.²

William BURT Sr. sold a tract of land to Debby Harlow on 7 November 1788 in Halifax County, North Carolina. For 14 pounds 8 sterling he sold her 25 acres, joining Nuchet Swamp. Witnesses wereJoseph Winter and Goodman Neville.³

William BURT Sr. appeared on the 1790 Federal Census of Halifax County, North Carolina, One male over 16 [William, Sr.], one male under 16 [William C.], 8 females [Elizabeth, Martha, Margaret, Elizabeth, Rebecca, Nancy, Sally, Sarah], and 12 slaves.

Richard BURT and his father William BURT Sr. of Halifax county sold a tract of land to Joseph Eubank of same on 13 August 1793 in Halifax County, North Carolina. For 55 pounds 4 shillings Virginia money, they sold 92 acres on the east side of Beaver Dam Swamp, Robert's former Corner. Witnesses Miles and Sarah Smith. Sarah was Richard's daughter.⁴

William BURT Sr. was named executor and an heir in the will of Richard BURT dated in May 1805 in Halifax County, North Carolina.^5,6

William BURT Sr. sold a tract of land to an unknown person on 28 September 1808 in Halifax County, North Carolina. Mat C. Whitaker, both of Haliax county.⁷

William BURT Sr. made a gift of land to Martha BURT on 29 May 1810 in Halifax County, North Carolina. William Burt to my daughter wife of Jesse Burt, both of Halifax Co., for natural love and affection, gift of 119 acres on the fork of Bear dam Swamp, bounded by Little Swamp, McDaniell, Mire branch.
Signed: William Burt
Wit: Willie Burt, Nov Ct 1810.⁸

William BURT Sr. gave a deed of gift to his daughter Nancy KIMBELL on 12 October 1819 in Halifax County, North Carolina. Both were residents of Halifax county. He gave her 5 shillings and Negroes Aggy, daughter of Nelly, Cisaa..ry, daughter of sd. Nelly,and Perciller, daughter of Patty. It was witnessed by Jesse Dupree and proven 10 Dec 1819 before J. J. Daniel JSL.⁹

William BURT Sr. gave a deed of gift to his daughter Sally NEVILL on 12 October 1819 in Halifax County, North Carolina. It included 5 shillings and Negroes, Rindy daughter of Nannie, Matily, daughter of Patty, and Jordan, son of Nelly. Both parties were residents of Halifax county, Witness was Jesse Dupree. It was proven 10 Dec 1819 before J. J. Daniel JSL.⁹

William BURT Sr., along with Jesse BURT and his wife Martha, sold a tract of land to Patrick McDaniel on 14 December 1820 in Halifax County, North Carolina. Jesse Burt, wife Martha , and William Burt Sr. to Patrick McDaniel, all of Halifax Co., for 1063 dollars, land in Halifax Co., bounded by north prong of New Branch, Patrick McDaniel, Mary McDaniel... Wm. Burt Sr., 319 acres.
Signed: Jesse Burt, Martha Burt, Wm. Burt Senr.
Wit: James Batchilor, James McDaniel, John Burt.¹⁰

William BURT Sr. gave a tract of land to William C. BURT on 12 February 1821 in Halifax County, North Carolina. William Burt Senr to his son William C. Burt Junr, both of Halifax Co., after my death the following tract of land adjoining Mr. Jesse Burt and others, beginning at Mr. Whitaker's corner, Marsh swamp... 413 acres.
Signed: Wm. Burt Senr.
Wit: Wm. Burt Senr., 19 Jul 1821.¹¹

William BURT Sr. gifted property to William C. BURT on 27 February 1821. William Burt Senr. to his son William C. Burt Junr., both of Halifax Co., for five shillings and for tender love and regard, one negro girl named Nancy daughter of Patsy.
Signed: Wm. Burt senr.
Wit: O. Nevill, Aug. Ct. 1821.¹²

William BURT Sr. died in 1824 in Halifax County, North Carolina.

William left a will dated 26 January 1824 in Halifax County, North Carolina. He left the "plantation whereon I now live and the land joining William C. Burt and my stock and furniture etc. to be`sold and the proceeds used to pay my debts." It names heirs: daughters Rebeccah Burt, Elizabeth Burt, Martha Burt, Margaret Burt, Nancy Kimbrell and son William C. Burt and grand daughter Sophia W. Carstarphane. Also Orrren D. Carstarphane, friend Rebeccah Nevill and daughter Sally Nevill. All received slaves, except for Orren Carstarphane who received 5 shillings. His executors were his son William C. Burt, son-in-law Osmond J. Nevill, and friend Henry Garrett. Witnesses were Miles Smith and Jesse Nevill. It was probated in February 1824.¹³

There is a deed in Putnam county, Georgia dated 5 April 1824 in which Jesse Burt, Martha Burt, Zacheus Burt, Elizabeth Burt, James Burt, Rebecca Burt, Richard Burt and Margaret Burt, all of Putnam County, granted power of attorney to James G. Burt so that he could go to Halifax Co. and recover what was due them from "our father and father-in-law's estate, viz. Wm. Burt Senr. decd late of North Carolina, Halifax County."¹⁴

William C. BURT, Osmond J. NEVILL, and Henry Garrett, executors of the LWT of the late William BURT Sr., sold a tract of land to John W. Southall on 30 May 1826 in Halifax County, North Carolina. All parties of Haliax county. For the sum of 412 dollars and 12 1/2 cents they sold land along Reedy Branch, Southall's corner, including 164 acres. Siigned W. C. Burt, O. J. Neville, and Henry Garrett. It was witnessed by L. C. Harris, Jr., and A. Harris. Proven August court 1826.¹⁵

     Sarah Cathel SMITH was born on 18 December 1828 in Talbot County, Georgia.¹

Sarah married Hilliard Zacheus BURT, son of Zacheus BURT and Elizabeth BURT, on 1 September 1846 in Talbot County, Georgia.²

Sarah Cathel SMITH and Hilliard Zacheus BURT appeared as head of household on a census enumerated 1 June 1850 in 22nd District, Talbot County, Georgia. The household was listed as Hillian [Hillard] Burt, a 30-year-old farmer, born Georgia; wife Sarah, age 20; Joel Burt, 3; and Anna [Georgianna], age 1. Hilliard's parentsr, Zacheus and Elizabeth Burt lived next door.

Sarah Cathel SMITH and Hilliard Zacheus BURT appeared as head of household on a census enumerated 12 September 1860 in Buena Vista, Marion County, Georgia. The household was listed as H. Z. Burt, a 43 year old planter; his 31 year old wife, Sarah; and their children: Joel M. Burt, 12; Georgia, 10; Henrietta, 8; William Z., 6; Emily F., 4; and Stephen M., 1. Hilliard had real estate valued at $8,000 and personal property valued at $20,500.

Sarah Cathel SMITH died on 18 October 1878 in Marion County, Georgia, at age 49.^2,3 She was buried in Brantley Methodist Church Cemetery.

     Joel Eugene BURT, son of Hilliard Zacheus BURT and Sarah Cathel SMITH, was born on 10 October 1847 in Talbot County, Georgia.

Joel Eugene BURT appeared on a census, enumerated 1 June 1850, in the household of his parents Hilliard Zacheus BURT and Sarah Cathel SMITH in 22nd District, Talbot County, Georgia. He was age 3.

Joel Eugene BURT appeared on a census, enumerated 12 September 1860, in the household of his parents Hilliard Zacheus BURT and Sarah Cathel SMITH in Buena Vista, Marion County, Georgia. He was recorded as Joel M. Burt, age 12.

Joel married Mary Elizabeth PATRICK on 24 February 1880 in Talbot County, Georgia.¹ He was buried in Talbotton City Cemetery, Talbotton, Talbot County, Georgia.

Joel Eugene BURT died on 25 November 1917 in Talbot County, Georgia, at age 70.¹

     Mary Elizabeth PATRICK was born on 17 May 1852 in Columbus, Muscogee County, Georgia.

Mary married Joel Eugene BURT, son of Hilliard Zacheus BURT and Sarah Cathel SMITH, on 24 February 1880 in Talbot County, Georgia.¹ She was buried in Talbotton City Cemetery, Talbotton, Talbot County, Georgia.

Mary Elizabeth PATRICK died on 21 September 1932 in Talbot County, Georgia, at age 80.¹

     Mary E. BURT, daughter of Joel Eugene BURT and Mary Elizabeth PATRICK, was born on 15 November 1894 in Talbot County, Georgia.¹

Mary married Harper Emmitt GOODROE on 2 January 1920.¹

Mary E. BURT died after 1955.