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| 1 | 1850 Census has Ben and children in Marengo County, AL without Carrie. Land Grants: 9/22/1835---40.06 acres--Marengo County 11/2/1837---79.88 acres--marengo County | Family: F9
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| 2 | 1870 - Bachus & Kitty lived in Rehoboth, Wilcox County, AL with two children. Most likely, they have other grown children. Bachus registered to vote in 1867. | Family: F1
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| 3 | 1900 Census | Family: F3
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| 4 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: F2
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| 5 | 1920 Census has Zilphia, her children and her mother, Henrietta, living in Millers. | Family: F9
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| 6 | 1930 Census - Jake and Nellie was living in Linden | Family: F34
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| 7 | 1980 & 1900 Census | Family: F8
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| 8 | After marriage, Mattie and Eugene lived in Pushmataha, MS. Mattie later returned to Rembert Hill. Most likely, she had children for Eugene, but non lived. She gave birth to nine children and only three lived after birth. Source: Olivia McIntosh | Family: F56
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| 9 | Although William Doss was born in Georgia, by 1900 (1900 Federal Census Rembert Hills), he lived on Rembert Hill with his wife Elizabeth and four children. | Family: F2
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| 10 | Baccus and Elsie was born in South Carolina. 1870-Lived in Linden 1880-Lived in Jefferson | Family: F4
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| 11 | Ben Lived on Rembert Hill in 1900 & 1910. In 1920, Ben was living in Thomaston, AL. | Family: F2
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| 12 | Bennie died as a young child | Family: F5
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| 13 | By 1930, Henrietta Ervin was divorced and living back in Linden. | Family: F1
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| 14 | Chaney was a Housekeeper - 1900 Census | Family: F16
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| 15 | Charles & Nancy Easley 1880 Census | Family: F9
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| 16 | Edwin (ED) and his family lived on Rembert Hill - 1900 Census & 1910 Census. By 1920, they lived in Myrtlewood and Ed worked at the Saw Mill. | Family: F1
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| 17 | General Lee and Nettie Poellnitz Lee - 1920, 1930 & 1940 U S Census, lived in the Linden area, off hwy 69. | Family: F2
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| 18 | Gilbert & Charlotte Easley - 1870 Census | Family: F10
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| 19 | In 1870, Adam lived in Clark County, AL with his mother Sarena. By 1880, Adam lived on Rembert Hill with his wife Susan Miller, Harrirtte (Step daughter) and son Alex. His mother lived in Millers (Shiloh Census). Adam purchased land and started farming on Rembert Hill (Half Acre). The 1920 census has Adam & Lydia Burpo White married and living with the following children. The Children and their relationship to Adam & Lydia: Maggie Carter----Step Daughter 21 Adam & Lydia Homer Carter-----Step Son 20 Adam & Lydia Edd Burpo--------Step Son 15 Adam Ella Burpo-------Step Daughter 12 Adam Molien Rogers----Step Son 11 Adam & Lydia Icy Rogers-------Step Daughter 9 Adam & Lydia Adam died 8/20/1938 and is buried in James Chapel Cemetery. | Family: F2
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| 20 | In 1870, Arthur lived in Dayton, AL with his with and children. By 1880, he was living in Faunsdale, Al. | Family: F17
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| 21 | In 1880, Hampton and his four children lived in Jefferson with Hampton's Mother and Father. The youngest child was 11 months. Their mother may have died in child birth. | Family: F2
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| 22 | In 1900 (Shiloh Federal Census) John Glover (30) lived with his wife Berry (16) & daughter, Marny (6/12) in Millers. By 1910, he had married Lucy Rembert Glover and was deceased. She was living in Millers with her three children Eliza Howard, William Glover & Ned Glover. | Family: F10
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| 23 | In 1900, Nelse was a Servant living with Lawrence and Mellie Glass in Sweet Water, AL Other info - 1920 & 1930 census | Family: F1
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| 24 | In 1910 Alice was widowed living in Nanafalia with her children. By 1930, she was living in Rembert Hill with Maggie and two Grandchildren. | Family: F1
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| 25 | In 1920, Ed lived in Nanafalia and worked at the Saw Mill. In 1920, he lived on Rembert Hill with his younger children and farmed. | Family: F2
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| 26 | It appears that Ed Winfield came to Rembert Hill around 1896. The 1900 Census has Ed married to Annie living on Rembert Hill with Ed's sister Birdie. Ed's first child with Inez (Ellen) was born in 1902 Most of Ed's family lived in Jefferson in 1880 with his Grandfather Baccus Winfield. | Family: F1
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| 27 | It is known that Jonas had one or more children (Larkin) with Easter. The 1880 census has Jonas with Clara and their daughter Phyllis. There are most likely many more children of Larken with Easter or Clara. | Family: F13
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| 28 | It is not known how Littleton Bruno came to Rembert Hill. It is believed that his mother is Sallie Bruno and Edward Bruno is his brother. Neither has been confirmed. On Sept 1st, 1896, he married Nellie Updike on Rembert Hill. In 1910, he was still on Rembert Hill as an Overseer. | Family: F1
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| 29 | Jacob was born in Virginia but, by 1970 (1970 Federal Census Demopolis AL), he lived in Demopolis with his wife Della and most of his Children. | Family: F2
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| 30 | John & Tina Easley - 1880 Census | Family: F11
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| 31 | Judson and Amanda married n 1869 | Family: F2
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| 32 | Judson served in the Confederate Army | Family: F2
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| 33 | Mary Walker was born in Dayton, AL. By 1900 she was living on Rembert Hill with her four children and married Tom Willis. 1900 Census | Family: F5
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| 34 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: F4
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| 35 | On 1870 (1970 Federal Census, Choctaw Cty) Andrew, His wife Kizzie and seven children lived in Choctaw Cty, AL. George's son William moved to Rembert Hill and married Rosanna Glover. | Family: F1
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| 36 | Poellnitz Family History from Jones Family Tree - Ancestry | Family: F2
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| 37 | Ralph and Harriett lived on the Millers (Shiloh) side. Ralph and Candies was on Rembert Hill by 1930. | Family: F2
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| 38 | Sometime after 1880, Priscilla moved from Jefferson back to Millers with her three children. Her oldest son Joe, Worked and saved money to purchased 40 Acres of land where they started farming. Since he was only 19 years old, he put the deeds in his mother's name. Priscilla later met Richard Glass (a White man) and they had four children, which they raised all living together in the same house. | Family: F14
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| 39 | The 1880 Federal Census list Pricilla as widowed, livng in Jefferson with Mary Worthy (George's Mother) and two children, Joe (4) and James (2). | Family: F13
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| 40 | The Book, "Remberts by way of South Carolina" by Henrietta Rembert and C. A. Brooks McCall | Family: F5
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| 41 | The Kirkham family information was taken from Aimwell Cemetery, Marengo County, Alabama. Recorded by Terry Fields | Family: F2
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| 42 | US Census 1880 - 1940 1910 Census listed General Lee as married to Lula Rembert living on Rembert Hill. They had ben married for 14 years. 1920, 1930 & 1940 Census listed him with Nettie Poellnitz living in the Linden area, off hwy 69. | Family: F1
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| 43 | William Bryant was born in Jefferson, AL. He came to Rembert Hill, married Julia Witherspoon, purchased land and started farming. | Family: F1
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| 44 | In 1900, Pink lived on Rembert Hill with her son Judge Rembert In 1910 she was married to Riley Bee living with her son Judge Bruno. | Bee, Pink Rembert
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| 45 | Jessie was only found on the 1920 Census. | Bruno, Jessie
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| 46 | In 1880, Wiliam Bryant lived in Jefferson with his Grandmother, Elysar Bryant. By 1900, he was on Rembert Hill married to Julia. In 1930, he was married to Alice still living on Rembert Hill. | Bryant, William
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| 47 | By 1910, Morgan had moved his family from Rehoboth, Wilcox Cty AL to Myrtlewood, most likely to work at the Saw Mill. | Burpo, Morgan
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| 48 | In 1900, Charity was listed as widowed. Not much is known about Richard Curry. | Curry, Charity Hildreth
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| 49 | Charity lived in Mobile most of her adult life. She is burried in Rembert Hill Cemetery. | Dixon, Charity Phyllis Rogers
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| 50 | Although William Doss was born in Georgia, by 1900 (1900 Federal Census Rembert Hills), he lived on Rembert Hill with his wife Elizabeth, four children, nieces: Hanna & Minnie Doss and Nephew, Simon Doss | Doss, William
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