Mount Olive Primitive Baptist Church Record - September 8, 1849, Received by experience and baptism Bro. Ivy Cadenhead.
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Source: "The Gospel Messenger" - December, 1900, page 378.
I. R. Cadenhead.
Died December 10, 1899 at his home in Lee County, Alabama, I. R. Cadenhead in his 75th year. He was the son of Isham and Elizabeth Cadenhead.
On November 4, 1852 he and Miss Elizabeth Lawrence were married. Ten children were born unto them, two of whom are now dead. Their mother and eight sorrowing children followed him to the family burying ground at Mount Olive. Burial services were conducted by Elder W. Lively and a few remarks by Elder W. M. Mitchell. He joined the church at Mount Olive.
F. C. Cadenhead.
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The State of Alabama
Lee County
March 24, 1908
Elizabeth Cadenhead applies for a Confederate Soldier Widow's Pension. She states that her husband Ivy R. Cadenhead served as a "Cavalry Soldier in Charles Gachet's Alabama Home Guards Volunteers".
Pension #36550 granted.
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1850 Macon County, (Dist. 21) AL Census:
#H424
Jesse Taylor 59M Farmer R$2,860 Born NC
Nancy Taylor 50F Born NC
Nancy J. Taylor 22F Born GA
Margaret C. Taylor 11F Born AL
Lausa/Laura H. Taylor 8F Born AL
David J. Taylor 7M Born AL
IVEY R. CADENHEAD 24M Farmer R$500 Born GA
E. Lyon Fann(?) 24M Farmer R$2,000 Born GA
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1880 Lee County, (Pierce Chapel) AL Census:
#H218
I. R. Catenhead 54M Farmer Born AL
Elizabeth Catenhead 47F Wife Keeping House Born GA
Sultana Catenhead 23F Daughter Born AL
Francis C. Catenhead 21M Son Works on Farm
Eugenia M. Catenhead 18F Daughter School Teacher Born AL
Nancy J. Catenhead 14F Daughter Born AL
Ivy Roe Catenhead 9M Son Born AL
Emily H. Catenhead 6F Daughter Born AL
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Mount Olive Primitive Baptist Church Record - September 8, 1849, Received by experience and baptism Bro. Ivy Cadenhead.
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Source: "The Gospel Messenger" - December, 1900, page 378.
I. R. Cadenhead.
Died December 10, 1899 at his home in Lee County, Alabama, I. R. Cadenhead in his 75th year. He was the son of Isham and Elizabeth Cadenhead.
On November 4, 1852 he and Miss Elizabeth Lawrence were married. Ten children were born unto them, two of whom are now dead. Their mother and eight sorrowing children followed him to the family burying ground at Mount Olive. Burial services were conducted by Elder W. Lively and a few remarks by Elder W. M. Mitchell. He joined the church at Mount Olive.
F. C. Cadenhead.
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The State of Alabama
Lee County
March 24, 1908
Elizabeth Cadenhead applies for a Confederate Soldier Widow's Pension. She states that her husband Ivy R. Cadenhead served as a "Cavalry Soldier in Charles Gachet's Alabama Home Guards Volunteers".
Pension #36550 granted.
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1850 Macon County, (Dist. 21) AL Census:
#H424
Jesse Taylor 59M Farmer R$2,860 Born NC
Nancy Taylor 50F Born NC
Nancy J. Taylor 22F Born GA
Margaret C. Taylor 11F Born AL
Lausa/Laura H. Taylor 8F Born AL
David J. Taylor 7M Born AL
IVEY R. CADENHEAD 24M Farmer R$500 Born GA
E. Lyon Fann(?) 24M Farmer R$2,000 Born GA
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1880 Lee County, (Pierce Chapel) AL Census:
#H218
I. R. Catenhead 54M Farmer Born AL
Elizabeth Catenhead 47F Wife Keeping House Born GA
Sultana Catenhead 23F Daughter Born AL
Francis C. Catenhead 21M Son Works on Farm
Eugenia M. Catenhead 18F Daughter School Teacher Born AL
Nancy J. Catenhead 14F Daughter Born AL
Ivy Roe Catenhead 9M Son Born AL
Emily H. Catenhead 6F Daughter Born AL
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Family Members
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William Lawrence "Billy" Cadenhead Sr
1855–1921
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Julius N. Cadenhead
1855–1930
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Sultana Elizabeth Cadenhead Story
1857–1953
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Frank Claude Cadenhead
1857–1957
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Eugenia Mitchell Cadenhead Story
1864–1921
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Nancy Jane "Nannie" Cadenhead Chadwick
1868–1938
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Ivy Roe Cadenhead
1870–1946
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Emily Hester Cadenhead Jones
1874–1966
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