1822 - Born, AL [Father: Thomas Swann Ashe (1794-1843); Mother: Elizabeth Shepperd Bell (1796-1838)]
12/10/1838 - Mother, Elizabeth, died in Greensboro, Hale Co., AL
00/00/1843 - Father, Thomas, died in Greensboro, Hale Co., AL
1846-1847 - Attended, Louisiana Medical College [This was probably the Medical Department of the University of Louisiana, New Orleans, LA.]
1849-1850 - Attended, Jefferson Medical School, Philadelphia, PA
1850 - M.D. degree, Jefferson Medical School, Philadelphia, PA (from: Demopolis, Marengo Co., AL; preceptor: Dr. W. C. Ashe; thesis: "Congestive Fever")
11/12/1850 - Practiced medicine, Marengo Co., AL (lived with the John W. King family; indexed in the 1850 U. S. Census as R. D. Ashe)
03/22/1853 - Married, Sarah Frances Catherine Holcroft (1822VA-1905), Marengo Co., AL
08/30/1860 - Farmer, District 3, Scott Co., MS (lived with wife, Sarah, and three children; indexed in the 1860 U. S. Census as Richard Ashe)
06/18/1870 - Practiced medicine, Township 17, Perry Co., AL (lived with wife, Sarah, and five children; indexed in the 1870 U. S. Census as "Richard Ash") [Note: Their oldest child, Marsteller, was a clerk in a drugstore at age 14.]
1874 - Practiced medicine, Uniontown, Perry Co., AL
1874 - President, Cane Brake Medical Association (Perry Co., AL)
1874 - Member, Medical Society of Uniontown (Perry Co., AL)
1877 - Died, ?AL
05/31/1877 - "Letters of Administration on the Estate of Dr. R. D. Ashe, deceased having been heretofore granted to the undersigned by the Hon. Joseph H. Speed, Judge of Probate of Perry Co., notice hereby given to all persons having claims against said Estate, to present them within the time prescribed by law, or be forever barred. CINCIE B. ASHE, Adm'x, Uniontown, Ala." (The Marion Commonwealth, Marion, AL, May 31, 1 1877, p. 2. c. 4.)
11/20/1878 - The Alabama State Legislature referred the following bill to the Judiciary
Committee: "To authorize Cincie B. Ashe, as Administrator of the estate of Richard D. Ashe, deceased, and Sarah C. Ashe, the widow of said Richard D. Ashe, deceased, to sell certain real property."]
06/18/1880 - Widow, Sarah, lived in Marion, Perry Co., AL (lived with two daughters and one son, Sinry, a druggist; indexed in the 1880 U. S. Census as Sarah Ashe)
1893 - Widow, "Sara C.", boarded at 423 Courtland Ave., Atlanta, GA,
06/19/1900 - Widow, Sarah, lived in Sheffield, Colbert Co., AL (lived with son, Cincie B. and his family)
01/02/1905 - Widow, Sarah, died in Sheffield, Colbert Co., AL (buried: Holy Cross Cemetery of Davidson Memorial Church Memorials, Uniontown, Perry County, AL; FindAGrave #245556968) "The remains of Mrs. Sarah C. Ashe, relict of the late Dr. Richard H.[sic - D.] Ashe, a former practitioner of this place, but who removed to Sheffield, Ala., some ten or twelve years ago, were brought here for internment on the noon train yesterday. [Note: Dr. Ashe died in 1877 and did not remove to Sheffield, AL, only his widow did.] Mrs. Ashe was stricken with paralysis about two years ago from which she never fully recovered and from the effects of which she died Monday night at her home in Sheffield, Ala. The remains were accompanied to Uniontown by Mr. C. B. Ashe of Sheffield, and Mrs. James Parker of Livingston, son and daughter of the deceased. They are, also, the surviving members of the immediate family. The funeral services were held in the Episcopal church at 1 p.m. and interment was made in the
cemetery of that church immediately after. The Herald joins the many old-time friends of the surviving members of the family in extending our deepest sympathy." (The Canebrake Herald, Uniontown, AL, Jan. 5, 1905, p. 1, c. 5.)
12/29/1913 - Son, Dr. Cincinnatus Braxton "Cincie" Ashe, died (buried: Oakwood Cemetery, Sheffield, Colbert Co., AL; FindAGrave #18135670)
Note: No evidence was found that this physician served the Confederacy other than his claim that he served as a "Surg. Confed. Army 2 years" - Butler, S.W. [1874] The Medical Register and Directory of the United States, Office of the Medical and Surgical Reporter, Philadelphia, PA, 1st edition, p. 14.
This biographical sketch is by F. T. Hambrecht, M.D. with input from Michael Angelo.
12/10/1838 - Mother, Elizabeth, died in Greensboro, Hale Co., AL
00/00/1843 - Father, Thomas, died in Greensboro, Hale Co., AL
1846-1847 - Attended, Louisiana Medical College [This was probably the Medical Department of the University of Louisiana, New Orleans, LA.]
1849-1850 - Attended, Jefferson Medical School, Philadelphia, PA
1850 - M.D. degree, Jefferson Medical School, Philadelphia, PA (from: Demopolis, Marengo Co., AL; preceptor: Dr. W. C. Ashe; thesis: "Congestive Fever")
11/12/1850 - Practiced medicine, Marengo Co., AL (lived with the John W. King family; indexed in the 1850 U. S. Census as R. D. Ashe)
03/22/1853 - Married, Sarah Frances Catherine Holcroft (1822VA-1905), Marengo Co., AL
08/30/1860 - Farmer, District 3, Scott Co., MS (lived with wife, Sarah, and three children; indexed in the 1860 U. S. Census as Richard Ashe)
06/18/1870 - Practiced medicine, Township 17, Perry Co., AL (lived with wife, Sarah, and five children; indexed in the 1870 U. S. Census as "Richard Ash") [Note: Their oldest child, Marsteller, was a clerk in a drugstore at age 14.]
1874 - Practiced medicine, Uniontown, Perry Co., AL
1874 - President, Cane Brake Medical Association (Perry Co., AL)
1874 - Member, Medical Society of Uniontown (Perry Co., AL)
1877 - Died, ?AL
05/31/1877 - "Letters of Administration on the Estate of Dr. R. D. Ashe, deceased having been heretofore granted to the undersigned by the Hon. Joseph H. Speed, Judge of Probate of Perry Co., notice hereby given to all persons having claims against said Estate, to present them within the time prescribed by law, or be forever barred. CINCIE B. ASHE, Adm'x, Uniontown, Ala." (The Marion Commonwealth, Marion, AL, May 31, 1 1877, p. 2. c. 4.)
11/20/1878 - The Alabama State Legislature referred the following bill to the Judiciary
Committee: "To authorize Cincie B. Ashe, as Administrator of the estate of Richard D. Ashe, deceased, and Sarah C. Ashe, the widow of said Richard D. Ashe, deceased, to sell certain real property."]
06/18/1880 - Widow, Sarah, lived in Marion, Perry Co., AL (lived with two daughters and one son, Sinry, a druggist; indexed in the 1880 U. S. Census as Sarah Ashe)
1893 - Widow, "Sara C.", boarded at 423 Courtland Ave., Atlanta, GA,
06/19/1900 - Widow, Sarah, lived in Sheffield, Colbert Co., AL (lived with son, Cincie B. and his family)
01/02/1905 - Widow, Sarah, died in Sheffield, Colbert Co., AL (buried: Holy Cross Cemetery of Davidson Memorial Church Memorials, Uniontown, Perry County, AL; FindAGrave #245556968) "The remains of Mrs. Sarah C. Ashe, relict of the late Dr. Richard H.[sic - D.] Ashe, a former practitioner of this place, but who removed to Sheffield, Ala., some ten or twelve years ago, were brought here for internment on the noon train yesterday. [Note: Dr. Ashe died in 1877 and did not remove to Sheffield, AL, only his widow did.] Mrs. Ashe was stricken with paralysis about two years ago from which she never fully recovered and from the effects of which she died Monday night at her home in Sheffield, Ala. The remains were accompanied to Uniontown by Mr. C. B. Ashe of Sheffield, and Mrs. James Parker of Livingston, son and daughter of the deceased. They are, also, the surviving members of the immediate family. The funeral services were held in the Episcopal church at 1 p.m. and interment was made in the
cemetery of that church immediately after. The Herald joins the many old-time friends of the surviving members of the family in extending our deepest sympathy." (The Canebrake Herald, Uniontown, AL, Jan. 5, 1905, p. 1, c. 5.)
12/29/1913 - Son, Dr. Cincinnatus Braxton "Cincie" Ashe, died (buried: Oakwood Cemetery, Sheffield, Colbert Co., AL; FindAGrave #18135670)
Note: No evidence was found that this physician served the Confederacy other than his claim that he served as a "Surg. Confed. Army 2 years" - Butler, S.W. [1874] The Medical Register and Directory of the United States, Office of the Medical and Surgical Reporter, Philadelphia, PA, 1st edition, p. 14.
This biographical sketch is by F. T. Hambrecht, M.D. with input from Michael Angelo.
1822 - Born, AL [Father: Thomas Swann Ashe (1794-1843); Mother: Elizabeth Shepperd Bell (1796-1838)]
12/10/1838 - Mother, Elizabeth, died in Greensboro, Hale Co., AL
00/00/1843 - Father, Thomas, died in Greensboro, Hale Co., AL
1846-1847 - Attended, Louisiana Medical College [This was probably the Medical Department of the University of Louisiana, New Orleans, LA.]
1849-1850 - Attended, Jefferson Medical School, Philadelphia, PA
1850 - M.D. degree, Jefferson Medical School, Philadelphia, PA (from: Demopolis, Marengo Co., AL; preceptor: Dr. W. C. Ashe; thesis: "Congestive Fever")
11/12/1850 - Practiced medicine, Marengo Co., AL (lived with the John W. King family; indexed in the 1850 U. S. Census as R. D. Ashe)
03/22/1853 - Married, Sarah Frances Catherine Holcroft (1822VA-1905), Marengo Co., AL
08/30/1860 - Farmer, District 3, Scott Co., MS (lived with wife, Sarah, and three children; indexed in the 1860 U. S. Census as Richard Ashe)
06/18/1870 - Practiced medicine, Township 17, Perry Co., AL (lived with wife, Sarah, and five children; indexed in the 1870 U. S. Census as "Richard Ash") [Note: Their oldest child, Marsteller, was a clerk in a drugstore at age 14.]
1874 - Practiced medicine, Uniontown, Perry Co., AL
1874 - President, Cane Brake Medical Association (Perry Co., AL)
1874 - Member, Medical Society of Uniontown (Perry Co., AL)
1877 - Died, ?AL
05/31/1877 - "Letters of Administration on the Estate of Dr. R. D. Ashe, deceased having been heretofore granted to the undersigned by the Hon. Joseph H. Speed, Judge of Probate of Perry Co., notice hereby given to all persons having claims against said Estate, to present them within the time prescribed by law, or be forever barred. CINCIE B. ASHE, Adm'x, Uniontown, Ala." (The Marion Commonwealth, Marion, AL, May 31, 1 1877, p. 2. c. 4.)
11/20/1878 - The Alabama State Legislature referred the following bill to the Judiciary
Committee: "To authorize Cincie B. Ashe, as Administrator of the estate of Richard D. Ashe, deceased, and Sarah C. Ashe, the widow of said Richard D. Ashe, deceased, to sell certain real property."]
06/18/1880 - Widow, Sarah, lived in Marion, Perry Co., AL (lived with two daughters and one son, Sinry, a druggist; indexed in the 1880 U. S. Census as Sarah Ashe)
1893 - Widow, "Sara C.", boarded at 423 Courtland Ave., Atlanta, GA,
06/19/1900 - Widow, Sarah, lived in Sheffield, Colbert Co., AL (lived with son, Cincie B. and his family)
01/02/1905 - Widow, Sarah, died in Sheffield, Colbert Co., AL (buried: Holy Cross Cemetery of Davidson Memorial Church Memorials, Uniontown, Perry County, AL; FindAGrave #245556968) "The remains of Mrs. Sarah C. Ashe, relict of the late Dr. Richard H.[sic - D.] Ashe, a former practitioner of this place, but who removed to Sheffield, Ala., some ten or twelve years ago, were brought here for internment on the noon train yesterday. [Note: Dr. Ashe died in 1877 and did not remove to Sheffield, AL, only his widow did.] Mrs. Ashe was stricken with paralysis about two years ago from which she never fully recovered and from the effects of which she died Monday night at her home in Sheffield, Ala. The remains were accompanied to Uniontown by Mr. C. B. Ashe of Sheffield, and Mrs. James Parker of Livingston, son and daughter of the deceased. They are, also, the surviving members of the immediate family. The funeral services were held in the Episcopal church at 1 p.m. and interment was made in the
cemetery of that church immediately after. The Herald joins the many old-time friends of the surviving members of the family in extending our deepest sympathy." (The Canebrake Herald, Uniontown, AL, Jan. 5, 1905, p. 1, c. 5.)
12/29/1913 - Son, Dr. Cincinnatus Braxton "Cincie" Ashe, died (buried: Oakwood Cemetery, Sheffield, Colbert Co., AL; FindAGrave #18135670)
Note: No evidence was found that this physician served the Confederacy other than his claim that he served as a "Surg. Confed. Army 2 years" - Butler, S.W. [1874] The Medical Register and Directory of the United States, Office of the Medical and Surgical Reporter, Philadelphia, PA, 1st edition, p. 14.
This biographical sketch is by F. T. Hambrecht, M.D. with input from Michael Angelo.
12/10/1838 - Mother, Elizabeth, died in Greensboro, Hale Co., AL
00/00/1843 - Father, Thomas, died in Greensboro, Hale Co., AL
1846-1847 - Attended, Louisiana Medical College [This was probably the Medical Department of the University of Louisiana, New Orleans, LA.]
1849-1850 - Attended, Jefferson Medical School, Philadelphia, PA
1850 - M.D. degree, Jefferson Medical School, Philadelphia, PA (from: Demopolis, Marengo Co., AL; preceptor: Dr. W. C. Ashe; thesis: "Congestive Fever")
11/12/1850 - Practiced medicine, Marengo Co., AL (lived with the John W. King family; indexed in the 1850 U. S. Census as R. D. Ashe)
03/22/1853 - Married, Sarah Frances Catherine Holcroft (1822VA-1905), Marengo Co., AL
08/30/1860 - Farmer, District 3, Scott Co., MS (lived with wife, Sarah, and three children; indexed in the 1860 U. S. Census as Richard Ashe)
06/18/1870 - Practiced medicine, Township 17, Perry Co., AL (lived with wife, Sarah, and five children; indexed in the 1870 U. S. Census as "Richard Ash") [Note: Their oldest child, Marsteller, was a clerk in a drugstore at age 14.]
1874 - Practiced medicine, Uniontown, Perry Co., AL
1874 - President, Cane Brake Medical Association (Perry Co., AL)
1874 - Member, Medical Society of Uniontown (Perry Co., AL)
1877 - Died, ?AL
05/31/1877 - "Letters of Administration on the Estate of Dr. R. D. Ashe, deceased having been heretofore granted to the undersigned by the Hon. Joseph H. Speed, Judge of Probate of Perry Co., notice hereby given to all persons having claims against said Estate, to present them within the time prescribed by law, or be forever barred. CINCIE B. ASHE, Adm'x, Uniontown, Ala." (The Marion Commonwealth, Marion, AL, May 31, 1 1877, p. 2. c. 4.)
11/20/1878 - The Alabama State Legislature referred the following bill to the Judiciary
Committee: "To authorize Cincie B. Ashe, as Administrator of the estate of Richard D. Ashe, deceased, and Sarah C. Ashe, the widow of said Richard D. Ashe, deceased, to sell certain real property."]
06/18/1880 - Widow, Sarah, lived in Marion, Perry Co., AL (lived with two daughters and one son, Sinry, a druggist; indexed in the 1880 U. S. Census as Sarah Ashe)
1893 - Widow, "Sara C.", boarded at 423 Courtland Ave., Atlanta, GA,
06/19/1900 - Widow, Sarah, lived in Sheffield, Colbert Co., AL (lived with son, Cincie B. and his family)
01/02/1905 - Widow, Sarah, died in Sheffield, Colbert Co., AL (buried: Holy Cross Cemetery of Davidson Memorial Church Memorials, Uniontown, Perry County, AL; FindAGrave #245556968) "The remains of Mrs. Sarah C. Ashe, relict of the late Dr. Richard H.[sic - D.] Ashe, a former practitioner of this place, but who removed to Sheffield, Ala., some ten or twelve years ago, were brought here for internment on the noon train yesterday. [Note: Dr. Ashe died in 1877 and did not remove to Sheffield, AL, only his widow did.] Mrs. Ashe was stricken with paralysis about two years ago from which she never fully recovered and from the effects of which she died Monday night at her home in Sheffield, Ala. The remains were accompanied to Uniontown by Mr. C. B. Ashe of Sheffield, and Mrs. James Parker of Livingston, son and daughter of the deceased. They are, also, the surviving members of the immediate family. The funeral services were held in the Episcopal church at 1 p.m. and interment was made in the
cemetery of that church immediately after. The Herald joins the many old-time friends of the surviving members of the family in extending our deepest sympathy." (The Canebrake Herald, Uniontown, AL, Jan. 5, 1905, p. 1, c. 5.)
12/29/1913 - Son, Dr. Cincinnatus Braxton "Cincie" Ashe, died (buried: Oakwood Cemetery, Sheffield, Colbert Co., AL; FindAGrave #18135670)
Note: No evidence was found that this physician served the Confederacy other than his claim that he served as a "Surg. Confed. Army 2 years" - Butler, S.W. [1874] The Medical Register and Directory of the United States, Office of the Medical and Surgical Reporter, Philadelphia, PA, 1st edition, p. 14.
This biographical sketch is by F. T. Hambrecht, M.D. with input from Michael Angelo.
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