mansfield news journal thursday april 18 1963

Harden, 1800-1879, buried in Emmett, Nevada County, Arkansas. He is buried in the Arnold Family Cemetery inĭeAnn, Hempstead County, Arkansas. William Bideston Arnold, born Jin Green County Kentucky, diedĪt his residence, in Hempstead County Arkansas, on the 6th of March 1848 in theĥ6th year of his life. William Arnold was commissioned Auctioneer in Shelby County Alabama on Aprilġ, 1820. Arnold was commissioned Sheriff of Shelby County Alabama on Was a brother to Andrew Jackson Hamilton. Texas Senator Morgan Calvin Hamilton, 1809-1893, Hamilton, 1815-1875, had a significant impact on Texas and the nation before,ĭuring and after the Civil War. Jane Bayles wasīorn Augin North Carolina, now Washington County Tennessee, died He is probably buried in Shilo Cemetery in an unmarked grave. The home of his son-in-law Hugh Coupland who had married Karenhappuck Hamilton. James Calvin Hamilton died Septemin or near Leeds, Jefferson County, Alabama at In 1815, or shortly thereafter, James moved to an area thatīecame Shelby County Alabama, and after the death of his wife in 1820 moved to It was this company that was at the point of attack by the Creek Indians at theīattle of Emuckfau. Peter Perkins Battalion, 7th Regiment, under General Jackson. James was elected Captain of his Militia Company and in 1813 the company wasĪttached to Col. Moved from Knox County Tennessee to what is now Madison County Alabama. In about 1807 James, along with his inlaws, In Knox County Tennessee James Hamilton married Jane Bayles, daughter of Presently Jefferson County Tennessee, son of Francis & Mary Hamilton. James Calvin Hamilton, born 1783 in North Carolina, a part of that state that is The State Militia Major General 1st Battallion of the 18th Regiment and on Mahe was commissioned in Shelby County Alabama as Colonel of the 13th Regiment.Ĭol. Year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighteen, the worshipful theĬounty Court of Shelby County Alabama Territory was opened according toĪdjournment by James Hamilton, High Sheriff of the county aforesaid.' James Hamilton of the Shelby County Alabama Territory on Novemwas appointed James Hamilton was appointed Sheriff of Shelby CountyĪlabama Territory on February 14, 1818. If you find any discrepancies or errors please contact Bobby Joe Seales. It was a pleasure to research this information and to be able to present it to Peters in the 31stĪnniversary Edition of the Columbiana Sentinel, dated September 7, 1905. Also, much informationĪbout some of the early Sheriffs of Shelby County are found in theĬoncise History of Columbiana as told by Joseph L. Vest, elected inġ884 and in office at the time of the newspaper article. The Shelby Chronicle, Trade Issue, dated Thursday, DecemberĢ9, 1887 has a listing of Sheriffs through 1887, with Ed F. The Office of Sheriff is an integral part of theĪmerican law enforcement system a descendant of an ancient and honorable If you use this information please be courteous To be sure it is as accurate as possible. I have spent many hours doing this research History of Shelby County, Alabama Sheriffs 1818 to Date Shelby County Established February 7, 1818 History | Sheriffs - Shelby County, AL - ALGenWeb

Mansfield news journal thursday april 18 1963