Other Events:

• Military: 15 Sep 1954, Korea; Enlisted, U.S. Army

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• Birth: 23 Oct 1893

Albert married Della Holder. Della (daughter of George Monroe Holder and Josephine Overstreet) was born 14 Aug 1906; died 24 Nov 1970, Escambia County, Florida; was buried , Uriah Cemetery, Uriah, Monroe, Alabama. [Group Sheet]

Adam married Mary Catrett 1892, Alabama. Mary (daughter of Evan V Catrett and Mary Frances Hadley) was born 12 Mar 1865, Jack Springs, Escambia, Alabama; died 17 Dec 1932, Monroe County, Alabama; was buried , Poplar Springs Baptist Church Cemetery, Jeddo, Monroe, Alabama. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Name:
Cartright also appears in the record.

George married Josephine Overstreet. Josephine was born 7 Oct 1877, Alabama; died 20 Aug 1957, Mobile, Mobile, Alabama; was buried , Robinsonville Church Cemetery, Atmore, Escambia, Alabama. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Residence: 1850, Division 1, Baldwin, Alabama
• Residence: 1855, Baldwin County, Alabama; 4 white males under 21; 1 white male over 21; 1 white female under 21; and 1 white female over 21.

Notes:

Creek Test. P. 9-12. Thomas Tate Tunstall, #30048:l which appeared in CHEROKEE BY BLOOD/ Records of Eastern Cherokee Ancestry in the U.S. Court of Claims /1906-1910 / Volume 8

Creek Test. P. 9-12. Thomas Tate Tunstall, #30048:

I am 84 years old and born in Baldwin Co., Ala., April 8, 1823. I was Consul to Cadis, Spain, a period of six years under Pierce and Buchannan. I was again Consul to San Salvador under Cleveland's Administration. I claim my indian blood through my mother, Louise Tate, who was the daughter of David Tate and David Tate was the son of Sehoye McGillivrary. Seyhoye McGillivrary was the mother of Billy Weatherford. After the death of my great grandfather, Sehoye McGillivivary married Charles Weatherford, and the chief Billy Weatherford was their child, and the junior half-brother of my grandfather, David Tate. Sizemores intermarried in my family. He was a Creek indian-very dark. I knew William Sizemore personally. I know his son, Alex, and all his daughter. Alex Sizemore married into the Weatherford family also. David Moniac was a nephew of David Tate and a graduate of West Point Military Academy and served in the U.S. Army. He was killed in 1836 at the massacre of Withlacoochee. Moniac's father was a Scotchman but his mother was a Creek indian. I knew him well. Samuel and Susan Moniac were relations of David and belonged to the same people. Old Billy Hollinger was a Creek Indian. I knew him very well- a Creek Indian, too, and a relation of my father. I know Jeff Hollinger, son of Billy Hollinger, and I knew him well. I knew Old William Colbert, a good old indian. He was a Creek Indian and lived among us and died about 35 years ago. He was an older man than my father and dressed like an indian. Margart Tate was the second wife of my grandfather, David. She was a widow Powell. She was Originally a Dyer. They were a Creek family. Seminole means "run away" in the Creek language. Jeff Hollinger's wife was a Miss Franklin, but the Franklins themselves were white people. The old man Linn McGhee was Scotch and indian-Scotch and Creek Indian. He was one of my grandfather's stock minders, and his children were all mulattoes. The woman he lived with was one of my old grandfather's slaves. They were Creek indians. Simon Hadley was a white man and no relation to the Tunstalls. I never heard of Lousia Jonnaghan nor Mrs. Wm. Johnson. They are no relations of mine. I knew the old man Boon- Elijah and John Boon were his sons. They had no indian in them. Nor the Tarbins. I do not know of any Indians called Chuck or Shomac Indians. I knew the Steadmans. Reben Steadham, the son of John Steadham on his mother's side, Traced back to Linn McGhee. I knew Gideon Gibson. He was a white man. His wife was one of those Indian Moniacs. She was a sister of Old Sam Moniac. I know the Barlows. They are Thad, Euriah and Bob Barlow. They were good people but white people with no indian at all. I never heard of a Red Jacket Treaty. I know Mrs. C. M. Killiam. She is a neice of Billy Weatherford. We went to school together. She is a cousin of mine. In the neighborhood of Mt. Pleasant in Baldwim and Monroe Countries, Ala. I never knew any Choctaw Indians living there, nor Cherokees. They never got down that far. The Choctaws were Mississippi Indians and the Cherokees were Georgia Indians.

SIGNED
Tom Tate Tunstall
Mobile, Ala.
Feb 6, 1908.

Residence:
Schedule 4 (Productions of Agriculture) reports that Hollinger was the owner of 15 acres of improved land with a cash value of $105.00. He owned 3 horses, 25 milk cows, 50 other cattle, 8 sheep and 100 swine.

Jefferson married Elizabeth Harris 11 Nov 1852, Monroe County, Alabama. Elizabeth was born 06 Nov 1825, Alabama; died 03 Feb 1895, Monroe County, Alabama; was buried , Poplar Springs Baptist Church Cemetery, Jeddo, Monroe, Alabama. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Residence: 1850, Monroe County, Alabama
• Residence: 1870, Monroe County, Alabama; Beat 1

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• Residence: 1860, Baldwin County, Alabama

Evan married Mary Frances Hadley 3 Jun 1863, Baldwin County, Alabama. Mary (daughter of Alexander McGillivray Weatherford and Jane Hadley) was born 11 Feb 1835, Baldwin County, Alabama; died 22 May 1910, Monroe County, Alabama; was buried , Judson Indian Cemetery, Poarch, Escambia, Alabama. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Residence: 1850, Baldwin County, Alabama