Information from Glenda Brack:
On Nov. 17, 1878 Abner Thomas Still married and his consent reads - "As Abner T. Still having no father, mother or legal guardian, J. W. Still, brother of Abner, signs his consent." It appears Martha moved back in with her parents (1860 census with them) after her husband, John, died and then she herself was gone before 1878.
Death date of 1878 is likely the latest she would have been alive.
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Chambers County, AL Marriage Record V5 Page 194:
John C. Still & Martha A. A. Tucker on January 4, 1855 by W.S. Harris, JP, at the residence of Thomas Tucker, 2nd bondsman.
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1850 Chambers County, (Dist. 19) AL Census:
#H5
Thomas Tucker 54M Farmer R$800 (4-Slaves, 1-runaway) Born GA
Sarah F. Tucker 46F Born GA
John E. Tucker 25M Farmer Born GA
Nancy E. Tucker 22F Born GA
Sera/Lera M. Tucker 19F Born GA
Thomas A. Tucker 17M Farmer Born GA
Sarah F. Tucker 15F Born GA
MARTHA A. TUCKER 12F Born GA
Josiah J. Tucker 10M Born GA
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1860 Chambers County, (Kendalls X-roads) AL Census:
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Thomas Tucker 64M Farmer R$2,000 P$10,000 (10 -Slaves; also hired 1-Slave of Wm. L. Crayton) Born GA
Sarah Tucker 50F Born GA
John Tucker 30M Farmer R$800 P$800 Born GA
Joseph Tucker 18M Born AL
MARTHA STILL 22F P$500 Born GA
John Still 3M Born AL
Thomas Still 1M Born AL
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On Nov. 17, 1878 Abner Thomas Still married and his consent reads - "As Abner T. Still having no father, mother or legal guardian, J. W. Still, brother of Abner, signs his consent." It appears Martha moved back in with her parents (1860 census with them) after her husband, John, died and then she herself was gone before 1878.
Death date of 1878 is likely the latest she would have been alive.
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Chambers County, AL Marriage Record V5 Page 194:
John C. Still & Martha A. A. Tucker on January 4, 1855 by W.S. Harris, JP, at the residence of Thomas Tucker, 2nd bondsman.
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1850 Chambers County, (Dist. 19) AL Census:
#H5
Thomas Tucker 54M Farmer R$800 (4-Slaves, 1-runaway) Born GA
Sarah F. Tucker 46F Born GA
John E. Tucker 25M Farmer Born GA
Nancy E. Tucker 22F Born GA
Sera/Lera M. Tucker 19F Born GA
Thomas A. Tucker 17M Farmer Born GA
Sarah F. Tucker 15F Born GA
MARTHA A. TUCKER 12F Born GA
Josiah J. Tucker 10M Born GA
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1860 Chambers County, (Kendalls X-roads) AL Census:
#H635
Thomas Tucker 64M Farmer R$2,000 P$10,000 (10 -Slaves; also hired 1-Slave of Wm. L. Crayton) Born GA
Sarah Tucker 50F Born GA
John Tucker 30M Farmer R$800 P$800 Born GA
Joseph Tucker 18M Born AL
MARTHA STILL 22F P$500 Born GA
John Still 3M Born AL
Thomas Still 1M Born AL
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Information from Glenda Brack:
On Nov. 17, 1878 Abner Thomas Still married and his consent reads - "As Abner T. Still having no father, mother or legal guardian, J. W. Still, brother of Abner, signs his consent." It appears Martha moved back in with her parents (1860 census with them) after her husband, John, died and then she herself was gone before 1878.
Death date of 1878 is likely the latest she would have been alive.
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Chambers County, AL Marriage Record V5 Page 194:
John C. Still & Martha A. A. Tucker on January 4, 1855 by W.S. Harris, JP, at the residence of Thomas Tucker, 2nd bondsman.
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1850 Chambers County, (Dist. 19) AL Census:
#H5
Thomas Tucker 54M Farmer R$800 (4-Slaves, 1-runaway) Born GA
Sarah F. Tucker 46F Born GA
John E. Tucker 25M Farmer Born GA
Nancy E. Tucker 22F Born GA
Sera/Lera M. Tucker 19F Born GA
Thomas A. Tucker 17M Farmer Born GA
Sarah F. Tucker 15F Born GA
MARTHA A. TUCKER 12F Born GA
Josiah J. Tucker 10M Born GA
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1860 Chambers County, (Kendalls X-roads) AL Census:
#H635
Thomas Tucker 64M Farmer R$2,000 P$10,000 (10 -Slaves; also hired 1-Slave of Wm. L. Crayton) Born GA
Sarah Tucker 50F Born GA
John Tucker 30M Farmer R$800 P$800 Born GA
Joseph Tucker 18M Born AL
MARTHA STILL 22F P$500 Born GA
John Still 3M Born AL
Thomas Still 1M Born AL
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On Nov. 17, 1878 Abner Thomas Still married and his consent reads - "As Abner T. Still having no father, mother or legal guardian, J. W. Still, brother of Abner, signs his consent." It appears Martha moved back in with her parents (1860 census with them) after her husband, John, died and then she herself was gone before 1878.
Death date of 1878 is likely the latest she would have been alive.
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Chambers County, AL Marriage Record V5 Page 194:
John C. Still & Martha A. A. Tucker on January 4, 1855 by W.S. Harris, JP, at the residence of Thomas Tucker, 2nd bondsman.
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1850 Chambers County, (Dist. 19) AL Census:
#H5
Thomas Tucker 54M Farmer R$800 (4-Slaves, 1-runaway) Born GA
Sarah F. Tucker 46F Born GA
John E. Tucker 25M Farmer Born GA
Nancy E. Tucker 22F Born GA
Sera/Lera M. Tucker 19F Born GA
Thomas A. Tucker 17M Farmer Born GA
Sarah F. Tucker 15F Born GA
MARTHA A. TUCKER 12F Born GA
Josiah J. Tucker 10M Born GA
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1860 Chambers County, (Kendalls X-roads) AL Census:
#H635
Thomas Tucker 64M Farmer R$2,000 P$10,000 (10 -Slaves; also hired 1-Slave of Wm. L. Crayton) Born GA
Sarah Tucker 50F Born GA
John Tucker 30M Farmer R$800 P$800 Born GA
Joseph Tucker 18M Born AL
MARTHA STILL 22F P$500 Born GA
John Still 3M Born AL
Thomas Still 1M Born AL
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